History alive for students

From the ancient Egyptians to the American colonists, the programs document daily lives and societies through spectacular on-location footage, enlightening narration, historic images, and colorful reenactments.

Explores various aspects of life in ancient Egypt, such as farming, writing, numbers, paper making, temples, tombs, religion and mummy making.

Explores the various daily activites of ninteenth century American Pioneers.

Explores the ways in which the Industrial Revolution in Europe and America changed the way people lived.

Educational film about life in the Plymouth colony.

Explores what life was like on a slave plantation.

Examines the history and the civilization of medieval Europe, including religion and way of life.

Explores the Spanish government and the missions that were established in southwestern America.

Examines the history and the civilization of ancient Greece. For grades 4-8.

Examines the history and the civilization of ancient Rome. Filmed on location in many of the countries that once made up the Roman Empire, the program teaches students about the Romans' religion, pastimes, military prowess, and all-powerful government. For grades 4-8.