juvenile films

Tours the planets and solar system, describing the key characteristics of each planet, and explaining the theories of important astronomers of the past, including Ptolemy, Copernicus, and Newton, and includes an activity that shows how gravity keeps the planets of the solar system in orbit of the Sun.

Introduces students to the many forms of light energy, exploring reflections, the human eye, the motion of the planets and stars, and other related topics.

Secret agent Matt Mattics must learn the secrets of number patterns in order to stop Dr. Strangeglove from distributing his Strange Gloves which have been specially engineered to take away wearers' ability to add.

Secret agent Matt Mattics must use his knowledge of fractions to stop the evil scientist Dr. Strangeglove from blasting Earth with a Number Ray.

Secret agent Matt Mattics and his team must use their knowledge of how to multiply and divide large numbers in order to keep the evil Dr. Strangeglove from cramming the world with large numbers.

Secret agent Matt Mattics must use his knowledge about zero as a place holder to thwart the devious Dr. Strangeglove's plans to confuse people around the world with his Math Muddler machine.

Bill Nye the Science Guy answers questions about caves, and conducts an experiment that demonstrates how stalagmites are formed.

Bill Nye the Science Guy answers questions about time and conducts an activity to develop a mechanical indicator of time.

Secret Agent Matt Mattics has to solve a series of interactive problems about multiples and factors in order to stop the evil plans of Dr. Strangeglove.

Explores the function of the eyeball, how seeing eye dogs are trained, and how a 3-D movie works; and contains interactive glossaries, quizzes, and Spanish translation.