Four timeless favorites from the Greek master of fables are included in this program brimming with colorful animation, lively music, and poetry. After each fable, the viewer is given the moral of the story. Fables include: The Grasshopper and the Ants, The Tortoise and the Hare, The Boy Who Cried Wolf, and The Horse's Mistake.

Voice-over narration, thematic music and the artist’s hand combine to bring this classic tale to colorful life. Do you like stories? We seamstresses know lots and we love telling them while we sew. Far away in Russia at the palace of a thousand colors, the Tsar and Tsarina lived with their young daughter. Palace life was happy and peaceful until Irina’s mother died. Then Irina’s father married a wicked woman with three daughters. To keep...

Margarita doesn't think TJ can play basketball because he uses a wheelchair, but she learns that even though people may be differently abled, they can still have a lot in common.

As young Matthias discovers his destiny, the evil Cluny plots a sneak attack on Redwall Abbey. Follow the tale as Matthias solves the age-old puzzle of Martin the Warrior. See Matthias demonstrate strong leadership and quick thinking to foil Cluny's plot.

Princess Frieda doesn't think the court jester, Geraldo, is very funny. The royal advisor, Syntax Wiseperson, has pinpointed the comic's problem - Geraldo's jokes are boring because he repeats nouns. Syntax decides to rectify the situation by inventing pronouns, words that can take the place of nouns. Wiseperson explains how the pronouns I, you, he, she, it, we, and they are used in the subject part of the sentence (the part that tells what the sentence...

Take students on a journey to early Native American communities, Colonial towns and early American cities to explore the variety of communities, as they existed in the past. They'll learn how schools of the past are different from their own. They'll discover how inventions impacted transportation, which in turn changed the face of communities.

The Wondrous Candle, a Romanian Christmas tale, is the story of little Petru whose bravery and compassion bring about a miracle. The story, drawn in beautiful muted tones and animated by artist Karen Rhine, has been meticulously researched to recreate the world the world of village life in late nineteenth century Romania. A tour of Romania, its lands, and the history of its people follows.

American Sign Language is one of the fastest-growing languages today. With Language Tree's American Sign Language for Kids volume 1, you will learn how to fingerspell the alphabet and numbers as well as pick up signs for everyday situations such as meeting and greeting, pronouns, family members, occupations, colors, and much more. In addition, tips on how to interact effectively with the Deaf community are offered throughout the program.

Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece, 2nd Edition, presents three stories — Daedalus and Icarus, Pandora's Box, and Jason and the Golden Fleece. The first story, Daedalus and Icarus, tells of a banished engineer who helps his nephew kill a ruler's stepson, a monstrous Minotaur. As punishment, the ruler imprisons the engineer (Daedalus) and his son (Icarus) in a maze. To escape Daedalus makes wings for himself and his son. But Icarus flies too close...

Gives rules and standards for pluralization as well as provides questions and answers for students.