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A sign language interpreter signing. Text says ASL Pop-up Videos.

Select DCMP videos include American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation through a pop-up window for videos not natively in ASL. Select the "interpret" icon in the player controls to launch the pop-up. Reposition the window by clicking and dragging. Suggestions for additional DCMP videos to be interpreted can be sent to recommendations@dcmp.org.

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Woman sits for an interview at a table with a geometric, rainbow statue behind her. Text reads, “Julie Hancher. Blogger.”

Storybook cover displays a giant turkey wearing aviator goggles flying toward nine smaller turkeys. Text reads, “10 Fat Turkeys; by Tony Johnston; Illustrated by Rich Deas.”

Closeup of woman speaking into camera. Caption. What color uniforms would we have to wear?

In the background is a blurry map of the 13 original colonies. Text reads, “13 Colonies.”

Revolutionary soldier holding an American flag salutes us against a red, white, and blue background. Text reads, “4th of July Facts.”

Woman with dark hair, bangs, and freckles speaks directly to camera with an energetic expression on her face. Caption. Can contribute to a healthy heart.

Digital collage. Portrait of George Washington next to a map of the U, S with some eastern states shaded purple. Thought bubble reads, "I'm the president and I set lots of precedents!" Caption. As our first president, he established many precedents.

Text reads, “Seven Continents,” against a background with a blurry, flat map of the world.

Dark frame shows a shadowy figure standing indoors. Text at the bottom of the frame reads, "Reenactment."

Illustration of a pre-teen boy. Caption: Soon there will be even more changes in your body.

Illustration of the head and shoulders of two boys. Caption: Let's look at how your body changes as you grow up.

The bank of a river, lake, or stream with driftwood and bright green ferns.

Man in glasses purses lips and holds up a fist with a thumb pointed towards himself. Color illustration of a boy in pajamas with a worried expression fills the background. Caption. 1 creature was stirring, that creature was me!

Color illustration. Flying owl, wings outstretched.

Small sailboat floats peacefully on the open waters of the ocean.

Man and woman, seated. Woman looks at man and uses sign language. Caption. And what do you prefer to sign, A, S, L or P, S, E.

2-page view of a storybook. The left page contains red, blue, yellow, and green stars across the top and bottom, with story in the middle. The right page is a cartoon of a blonde girl using a frog puppet for a brunette girl inside a living room.

Illustration of a pre-teen girl. Caption: You will begin to grow from a girl into a young woman.

Illustration of a young woman with her hands in front of her, palms forward saying, "NO!". Caption: Tell an adult.

A hermit crab with no shell walking along the ocean floor as fish swim behind. Caption: I must find a new house soon.'

Purple virus illustration with toilet plunger-like spikes all over its body. The virus stares at us with yellow eyes that have big bags under them. It has a devious smile with two fangs and a golden crown on its head. Text reads, “A Kid’s Guide To The Coronavirus.”

Purple virus illustration with toilet plunger-like spikes all over its body. The virus stares at us with yellow eyes that have big bags under them. It has a devious smile with two fangs and a golden crown on its head. Text reads, “A Kid’s Guide To The Coronavirus.”

Purple virus illustration with toilet plunger-like spikes all over its body. The virus stares at us with yellow eyes that have big bags under them. It has a devious smile with two fangs and a golden crown on its head. Text reads, “A Kid’s Guide To The Coronavirus.”

Purple virus illustration with toilet plunger-like spikes all over its body. The virus stares at us with yellow eyes that have big bags under them. It has a devious smile with two fangs and a golden crown on its head. Text reads, “A Kid’s Guide To The Coronavirus.”

Animation of a grimacing bearded man in a yellow and green doublet holding up a purple flower. Figure in a pink beret and ruff purses their lips and stands to the side. Caption. With the juice of this, I'll streak her eyes.

Cartoon image of a blonde woman in a blue nightgown snuffing out 2 candles on a fireplace mantle. An electric lamp glows behind her.

2 women and 2 men gathered in an upscale living room setting, hunting rifle visible on display on rear wall. Caption. Emily. Hide the silver.

Looking excited, two people smile as they stand in front of a sign that reads, “Mill Mountain Zoo.”

Color illustration. Mouse reaches into a chest labeled toys in a child's pink and yellow bedroom. Another mouse stands nearby next to a bundle of fabric on the floor.

Classroom with a large projection screen that reads, “Abbreviations for Kids.”

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Arched pH scale with warm colors on the left and cool colors on the right. Text in the foreground reads, “Acids and Bases for Kids.”

Text reads, “Action and Being Verbs,” against a collage of verbs in various sizes and colors

Storybook page shows a fox in a tutu holding her hand up toward a gold bird in a meadow. Text reads, “‘What a striking bird you are with gold beneath your wing!’ The fox then grinned and asked the finch, ‘Please show us how you sing?’” At the bottom, we see the American Sign Language signs for the letters F-I-N-C-H.

Storybook page shows a fox in a tutu holding her hand up toward a gold bird in a meadow. Text reads, “‘What a striking bird you are with gold beneath your wing!’ The fox then grinned and asked the finch, ‘Please show us how you sing?’” At the bottom, we see the American Sign Language signs for the letters F-I-N-C-H.

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Green chalkboard at the front of a classroom with the text, “Adding & Subtracting Money.”

Text reads, “Addition with Regrouping," against a blurry close-up of a calculator in the background.

Text reads, “Adjectives for Kids!” against a background with adjective examples in various font sizes.

Senior man signs with right hand in front of face, pointer and thumb touching. Left pointer finger touches right elbow.

Middle-aged man looks up to side with bemused expression on his face as he gestures with hands.

Senior woman with short, white hair and glasses smiles as she signs with one hand in front of the other.

Page from the illustrated story, "Adventures with Darian: A Pirate at (Sea) See," displaying a scene with a girl and a pirate boy examining the contents of a treasure chest. Another picture shows the pirate boy looking warily at a treasure map. Text reads, “Rummaging in his loot, he got out a rag. Carefully he tied it around his head, attached a seashell, and covered his eye. ‘Great idea, Cap’n!’ said Victor the Vicious. Darien’s prosthetic eye was safe. But more disasters came as he tried to read the treasure maps.”

Text reads, “Air Pollution," against a background of a big city in a thick cloud of smog.

Cartoon portrayal of Albert Einstein in a lab coat points to a chalkboard that says, “Albert Einstein.”

Illustrated story excerpt shows a toy soldier holding a drum falls forward and curls into a ball. Text reads, “Unbearably slow, and all too quickly, I deflate to the cool February pavement—a melted snowman of fabric. I watch as he uses my outlet to plug in a tool with a slithery black cord hanging from its end. After two years of standing tall, striking my drum with almost no notice or appreciation, the show is over.”

Introductory text slide reads. “Alexander Graham Bell.”

Color illustration in a picture book. Smiling children sit under a blanket fort. In the next image, 1 of the children frowns and snuggles a stuffed animal. Story text appears on screen.

Still image from: Alfie Sees Love: A Story About Albinism, Celebrating Differences, and Spreading Love All Around

Text reads, “Algae,” against a black and green background.

Text reads, “All About Africa For Kids,” bordered with colorful African art patterns.

Digital illustration shows an Australian landscape in orange and yellow looming behind two trees and a rock formation. Text reads, “All About Australia for Kids.”

Digital Illustration shows Chinese architecture, a bridge, and two trees against an orange background. Text reads, “All About China For Kids.”

From space, we see a photo of Europe illuminated on the dark side of the Earth. Text reads, “All About Europe.”

Still image from: All About India

Digital illustration of a globe with North America highlighted and labeled. Text reads, “All About North America For Kids.”

Still image from: All About North Korea for Kids

Still image from: All About Oceania

Digital illustration of a gray shark swimming through the ocean directly at us, teeth bared. Text reads, “Sharks.”

Still image from: All About South America for Kids

Woman wearing a toga holds out a whoopie cushion next to man wearing a toga holding masquerade glasses over his eyes. Backdrop displays Coliseum. Title bar reads, "Hilaria Festival." Caption. Ancient Romans marked the start of spring near April 1.

Illustration of a man wearing a waistcoat, hands on hips, standing next to a tree. Caption: The father of Arbor Day was J. Sterling Morton,

Asian people in lab coats, helmets, and suits stand in front of backdrop illustrated with lab equipment, technological devices, and financial symbols.

Group of young children smile and look toward camera. Caption. A great school year begins with a great mental attitude.

Faces of influential Black Americans dispersed across frame. February calendar page and map of the U, S in background. Caption. To focus on and learn more about black culture.

Digital illustration. Cesar Chavez stands in front of an American flag shaped like the United States. Flag hovers over fields in background. Caption. Worked to improve conditions for farmworkers across the U, S.

Silhouettes with gong and torch in foreground. Blue dragon, Nian, floats above mountains and buildings in background. Caption. Was frightened by loud noises, fire, and the color red.

Old-fashioned radio rests on a wooden ledge next to a plate of Christmas tree and smiley faces cookies.

Collage. Mexican soldiers beneath Mexican flag labeled, "2,000," march towards French soldiers beneath French flag labeled, "6,000." Map as backdrop. Caption. An underdog force of about 2,000 loyal Mexicans defeated them.

Portrait of Columbus in a gold frame with map as backdrop. Caption. Probably the only holiday celebrating a big goof-up.

Color illustration of ancient Aztec people honoring loved ones who have passed away. Caption. The Day of the Dead began over 3,000 years ago.

Aerial view. Rows of flaming clay lamps fill frame. Title card reads, "Diyas." Caption. Diwali is named after the clay lamps, or diyas.

Earth in space with cutouts of people standing around the circumference, hands extended towards each other. Caption: to cherish and protect our planet.

Digital illustration of Jesus Christ framed by a golden halo and standing in the doorway of a tomb. Caption. Christians believe Jesus Christ came back to life.

Series of illustrated Biblical scenes from Abraham's life. He is shown walking and working with his son.

Aerial view of crowds lined up for prayer in front of illuminated mosque.

Rectangle with two boxes. One labeled, "Yes," has a check mark and the other labeled, "No" is empty. American flag backdrop. Caption. Voting is a powerful right and important responsibility.

Crayons rest on child's drawing of a man holding a girl's hand. To the right is a photo of man holding a boy next to a senior man with his arm around them. Caption. Celebrating Father's Day was inspired from Mother's Day.

Lime green map of the United States overlaid by a vertical strip with states in brown and red and white stripes beneath.

Young adults in caps and gowns cheer and stand beneath banners that read, "College" and "High School." Caption. College and high school groups receive their diplomas.

Groundhog peeking up from hole in the ground with sun behind him so that shadow is visible to him. Caption: if Phil sees his shadow, we get six more weeks of winter.

Collage of two figures with exaggerated heads wearing Celtic costumes and standing in a field beneath a stormy sky. Bare trees scattered in background.

A gold menorah lit with flames superimposed in front of a mud brick wall with a doorway framing the moon.

Digital illustration of 2 calendars open to September and October with 15 circled on both. Title card reads, "Hispanic Heritage Month." Caption. September 15 through October 15 is Hispanic Heritage Month.

Series of blue toned illustrations depicting stories of Hindu deities and demons. Caption. It began as an ancient Hindu celebration.

Rendering of a tattered Betsy Ross flag with circle of stars in the upper left corner and faded red and white stripes.

Zulu man beats drum in foreground while giraffes stand in background. Caption. The Inuit in the Arctic regions, and the Zulu in South Africa.

Women in diverse traditional clothing stand at various positions on a map of the world. Caption. It's a day we honor women everywhere in the world.

Close up of hand with finger pointing towards viewer beneath a banner that reads, "International Youth Day." City skyline in background. Caption. To honor kids like you.

Closeup of a wooden Kwanzaa kinara with red, green and black candles. Heap of fruits and vegetables fills background.

Collage with image of Grover Cleveland emerging from U, S Capitol building and holding a sign that reads, "Labor Day." American flag waves from each side. Caption. As a national holiday in September to honor workers.