children's television programs

Contains four "Arthur" episodes in which Binky has a lot of questions about his newly discovered peanut allergy, Brain tries to find out what went wrong when he gets a "B-" on a test, Arthur must think seriously about exercise when he realizes he has grown into a "husky" size, and Molly and Muffy contemplate compromise.

A collection of six children's television programs that features fall-themed episodes of "Dora the Explorer," "Blue's Clues," "Wonder Pets!," "Jack's Big Music Show," "Yo Gabba Gabba!," and "Blue's Room.".

Contains a collection of party-time features with Ruby and her little brother, Max, including "Max's Birthday," "Max's New Suit," and "Goodnight Max.".

Teaches about spiders and their hunting skills, the nocturnal activities of bats, and the mysteries of sound during a trip to a haunted house.

Collects eight episodes of the animated television program, "WordGirl," introducing sixteen vocabulary words, and following as WordGirl and Captain Huggy Face battle a variety of villains, including Chuck the Evil Sandwich-Making Guy, Dr. Two-Brains, Mr. Big, Lady Redundant Woman, and more.

Contains four episodes in which the gang learn about fractions.

Charlie Brown and his pals have fun and learn about the real meaning of Christmas.

Arthur and his sister D.W. learn about staying healthy, eating right, and personal safety.

Presents four animated episodes from the PBS series "Super Why" in which Super Why and his friends jump into different fairy tales to teach children important life lessons and help them build basic reading skills.

Explores the world's coastlines, describing how they were formed, and examining the unique plants and creatures that live along the ocean's edge.