video recordings for children

The friends on Sesame Street prepare for a coming hurricane and then help Big Bird rebuild his home and recover emotionally after his nest is destroyed.

Examines three different types of rock and how each is formed. A visit to the Grand Canyon illustrates how geologists discern clues to Earth's history by studying the composition of rock layers that have eroded over millions of years.

Teaches how to use playground equipment properly, following playground rules, taking turns, and reducing injuries.

Contains four Valentine-themed episodes of "Alvin and the Chipmunks," including the title piece in which Alvin shows up as his alter ego, Captain Chipmunk, to take Brittany to the dance.

Introduces vocabulary related to habitats and biomes, describes six major biomes, and looks at the plants and animals that live in each.

Explains how water, rain, snow and wind constantly reshape the surface of the Earth, and describes how physical weathering, chemical weathering, and erosion occur.

Discusses when, why, and how various peoples have immigrated to the U.S. and describes the ways immigrants have shaped American history and culture.

Presents Spanish and English soundtracks to four stories, including "Stone Soup," "Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears," "Charlie Needs a Cloak," and the title work, "The Little Red Hen," in which a hen teaches her friends about the value of hard work and a helpful spirit.

Introduces a variety of musical concepts, composers, and styles, and provides descriptions of different families of instruments that make up an orchestra, focusing on voice, woodwind, and rhythm and percussion.

Buddy must learn how to take charge of his anger after getting in trouble for throwing a toy truck at a classmate. Includes an anger management activity.