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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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Title text reads, "Happy Kwanzaa," beside a lit wooden kinara.

Cartoon depicts a small boy in blue pajamas. He holds a purple crayon and looks at his drawing of a blanket full of pies.

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Color illustration of a white dog with black spots laying down outside with head resting on an object. Caption. And buried it in the backyard.

Storybook excerpt shows a purple polka-dot monkey speaking to a little brown monkey, a pink bunny, and a blue owl inside a home. Text reads, “They may look similar, but they are different indeed. We sure are a good team. They changed shapes and sizes while staying true to who they were at heart and brought rainbows when others saw darkness.”

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Man wearing a traditional chef's jacket stands in a restaurant kitchen using sign language. He points his index finger to the top of his other hand. Caption. Meats, poultry, fish, deli products, and breads laid out along the outer walls of the store.

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Color illustration. Closeup of baby staring upward touching cheek of distressed looking woman.

Person weighs a hellbender salamander in a bowl on a small scale.

Storybook excerpt shows an illustration of a devoted support dog wearing a harness sitting next to a child in a doctor’s office. Text reads, "Bea follows her human everywhere he goes. Her job is to make sure her human stays safe wherever he is. She can smell something change in his body before he gets sick and lets the adults know her human is getting sick. But Bea does more than that! She also keeps him calm when they are at the doctor’s office. She sleeps next to him at night. Bea is always watching and sniffing to make sure he is safe and feels protected.”

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Storybook excerpt shows an illustration of a gym monster putting his arm around a bewildered boy pushing over a classmate in gym class. The gym teacher kneels over the hurt boy. Text reads, “Smack! Mr. Evans blows the whistle. ‘Ouch! Henry pushed me!’ ‘ Henry, why did you push Eli?’ asks Mr. Evans. ‘It isn’t my fault! Manny told me to…’ ‘Strike three. Go chill in the safe zone.’”

Cartoon of a black bear wearing work clothes and a sun hat leaning over and holding an axe above a log that is partially split. Caption. Chirping.

Cartoon. Bear holds a stack of books and clothing on top of its head while wading through a river. Caption. Henry hopped from rock to rock across the Sudbury River.

Color illustration. Young Black boy stands, looking apprehensive, next to a man laying in bed and looking back at him. Caption. Some slaves were freed by their owners.

Above a photo of a tiger is the label “Carnivores.” Above the photo of a tan bear is the label, “Omnivores.” Above the photo of an elephant is the word “Herbivores.”

Storybook shows an illustration of a cute young bunny jumping rope outside and then talks with her mom. Text reads, “Brooklyn made up a hop rope rhyme. ‘Hop, and stop! Hop, and stop!’ The rhyme helped Brooklyn to get better at hop rope. She hopped twice in a row and ran inside to tell Mama Bunny. ‘That’s wonderful!’ said Mama Bunny. ‘I was just signing up Bryson and Brayden for the sack race at the Hippity Hop Games.’”

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Historical map of Martha’s Vineyard from 1775.

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Cartoon. Green alligator, speaking. Crown and paddle ball toy lie on floor behind. Caption. Maybe she will have a surprise for me.

Illustration of a dinosaur with a red and white ridge on its head and yellow fur on its back reclining on pillows and holding up an open book.

Book cover shows an illustration of a green dinosaur with an orange head cresting waves. Text reads, “How Do Dinosaurs Say Goodbye?”

Storybook excerpt shows an illustration of a person holding a photo of a grandfather standing beside his grandson at a carousel. Text reads, “‘When those heartwarming memories came to our mind, we'll remember how Grandpa was funny and kind. Just think back to that time we all went to the zoo. Grandpa joined in the fun—rode the carousel too!’ ‘We will always remember that super fun ride. We will cherish those moments and hold them inside.’”

Title text reads, “Choosing Candidates: Primaries, Caucuses, and Party Conventions," against a blue background covered in stars.

Title text reads, "How do Plants Grow for Kids," over a diagram that shows how a plant grows.

Light green background with a graphic of a story map on the right and text on the left that reads, "How to create a story map. Teaching without frills."

Blue background with a graphic of an essay outline on the left. Text on the right reads, "How to create an outline. Teaching without frills."

Cartoon of a man and woman standing behind a podium with the presidential crest, red and blue balloons dropping from the ceiling. Caption. If the President dies or is unable to hold office.

Light purple background with a clip art drawing of a stack of books in the lower left corner. Text on image reads, "How to retell a story. Teaching without frills."

Illustration. Teaching without Frills. White cloud against a pink background with text that reads, "How to Write an Imaginative Narrative for Kids! Episode 2. Brainstorming." Below this, a cartoon woman looks up with a curious expression.

Illustration. Teaching without Frills. White cloud against a pink background with text that reads, "How to Write an Imaginative Narrative for Kids! Episode 6. Closing." Below this, a cartoon woman looks up with a curious expression.

Illustration. Teaching without Frills. White cloud against a pink background with text that reads, "How to Write an Imaginative Narrative for Kids! Episode 5. Events." Below this, a cartoon woman looks up with a curious expression.

Illustration. Teaching without Frills. White cloud against a pink background with text that reads, "How to Write an Imaginative Narrative for Kids! Episode 4. Introduction." Below this, a cartoon woman looks up with a curious expression.

Illustration. Teaching without Frills. White cloud against a pink background with text that reads, "How to Write an Imaginative Narrative for Kids! Episode 3. Planning." Below this, a cartoon woman looks up with a curious expression.

Illustration. Teaching without Frills. White cloud against a pink background with text that reads, "How to Write an Imaginative Narrative for Kids! Episode 7. Revising." Below this, a cartoon woman looks up with a curious expression.

Illustration. Teaching without Frills. White cloud against a pink background and oversized pencil and text that reads, "How to Write an Imaginative Narrative for Kids!"

Pink background with drawings of 2 adults and 2 kids on the right, and 1 boy holding a blank paper on the left. Text in the middle of the screen reads, "How to write for your audience. Teaching without frills."

Black text on a cloudy sky background reads, How-To Writing. Episode 1. Brainstorming. Below this, illustrations of a thought bubble, pen, and stack of paper.

Black text on a cloudy sky background reads, How-To Writing. Episode 4. Revising Steps. Below this, illustrations of a thought bubble, pen, and stack of paper.

Black text on a cloudy sky background reads, How-To Writing. Episode 5. Writing a Closing. Below this, illustrations of a thought bubble, pen, and stack of paper.

Black text on a cloudy sky background reads, How-To Writing. Episode 2. Writing an Introduction. Below this, illustrations of a thought bubble, pen, and stack of paper.

Black text on a cloudy sky background reads, How-To Writing. Episode 3. Writing Steps. Below this, illustrations of a thought bubble, pen, and stack of paper.

Woman seated in chair looking at camera and gesturing in sign language, 1 hand bent at the wrist with fingers down, other hand wrapped around fingertips. Caption. A person may be infected for a few weeks to years and never know it.

Eye of a hurricane swirls on a dark background with glowing blue data visualizations. Text underscored with orange and red reads, "Hurricane Alert."

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Man at a dining table points to an article in a newspaper. There is a person to his left just out of view. Caption. See this? It says it's very cold up there.

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