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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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Still image from: Plaza Sésamo in ASL: Welcome Artists - Rosita, Abby, Elmo, Wes Teacher Miss Elena (Spanish)

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Chalky white text over writing on a blurred blackboard in the background reads, "Simple and Compound Sentences."

Slide shows black text on a background of overlapping gray gears that reads, "Simple Machines."

Color illustration in a picture book. 2 dogs play tug of war. In next image, a girl snuggles in bed with her arm around a dog. Story text appears on screen.

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Color illustration of girl painting. Brush held above her head as other hand holds a paint palette. Caption. She painted posters to share ideas she believed in.

Man faces camera, smiles wide, and gestures in sign language, holding 1 hand to his chest and the other slightly out in front of him. Caption. This makes people feel comfortable with you.

Storybook excerpt shows an illustration of a girl's face with a wide smile that shows off her braces. Text reads, "Some smiles have braces that children detest, but those silvery smiles are really the best."

Woman with curly mid-length hair looks at camera. Caption. With other people's experiences or rights.

Book cover titled, "Sofia the First: A Princess Thing." Cartoon of Sofia smiling at us and standing with her arms crossed while a Pegasus flies above a castle in the background.

Woman in a hard hat and yellow vest slings a wrench over her shoulder as she looks away from us towards a metal truss bridge. Text reads, "Someone Builds the Dream."

Book pages. On the left page, a boy looks sad as he remembers playing with his friend on a slide, and spending time outdoors with his grandmother. Text reads, "It could be a grandparent, it could be a friend. Sometimes it happens, their life has reached an end." On the right page, siblings rub their eyes and cry. Text reads, "When this sometime happens, it's okay to cry! When this sometime happens, it is okay to ask 'why?'"

Book pages. Two illustrations show us two different people's reaction to anger. On the left page, a girl takes a breath with her eyes closed and her hands together. Text reads, "This is the time for you to stop and just breathe. Pull yourself back, and now be at ease. Take a moment to let yourself become calm. Stop yourself before you do something wrong." On the right page, a boy crosses his arms to think, and he thinks about another boy putting up his fists to fight. Text reads, "This Sometime you won't be mean or hit back. This Sometime you are ready to learn to relax. This Sometime can seem to happen a lot. That is why you need to find a special spot."

Book pages. On the left page, a teacher stands in front of two children lying down in front of their desks. They look up at her. Text reads, "Your teacher will tell you when it's okay to stand up." On the right page, students wearing their backpacks form a line to exit. Text reads, "Then once again you're going to have to line up."

Book pages. On the left page, a girl waves her hand and looks up at a tree branch holding a bird's nest. Text reads, "Sometimes it happens. You look up in a tree." On the right page, a black bird feeds a worm to three baby birds in the nest. Text reads, "A bird nest with baby crows times three."

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Closeup of a man tilting his head up and glancing to the side with a slight snarl. He holds 1 hand up with his thumb and pointer finger touching. Caption. The possibilities of the play's production and interpretation.

Woman with dark hair smiles at camera in front of a screen with pink and white text. A transparent image of 2 men floats in front of her. Caption. And another mystery. What about that freaky ghost?

Sepia image of Shakespeare floats in front of black and white image of the Thinker statue and a woman resting her chin on her hand. Caption. More important, start thinking about the plays.

Man in vest clasps hands and parts lips slightly as he looks forward at camera. Title bar reads, "King Lear. King Lear, "poetic drama." Caption. Through the highly imaginative and figurative.

Young man opens mouth to speaks and holds pointer finger up at his chin. Title bar reads, "Macbeth. James's relative Banquo." Caption. James was also interested in the occult.

Man in shiny, gold-trimmed robe gestures to the side and smiles at camera. Caption. I am not what I am.

Woman with brown hair tilts her head up slightly and parts her lips while speaking and clasping her hands in front of her waist. Caption. It'll give you a good handle on the play.

Man in white tunic opens mouth as he speaks in front of a pitch black background. Caption. From ancient grudge break to new mutiny.

Young man raises his eyebrows and looks directly at camera. Cloaked skeletons bow before a costumed figure in the background. Caption. Spooky, eh?

Woman with dark hair smiles at camera. Pink and white text appears on screen in background. Caption. Can teach us 2 important things.

Blonde short haired woman smiles at camera. Caption. Our experience.

Inset of a young man gesturing with his hands and opening his mouth to speak. Text reads, "Part 1, section A. Integer." Caption. Then we'll get to exponents.

Digital illustration of a Christmas tree. Title bars read, "Part 2, section B. Tree diagrams and factorization." Caption. Except they have numbers on them.

Teenage boy and stuffed animal lie in bed and look up at the ceiling with their mouths gaping open. Caption. Hanging like a mobile from your ceiling.

Circular inset of a young man with pursed lips. Title bars read, "Part 5 and Section B, Putting Inequalities on the Number Line." Math equation on background reads 9 is greater than or equal to X. Caption. All right, with that beneath our belts.

Algebraic equation on maroon and green color block background. Title bars read, "Section B. Equations. Part 1." Math equation on background reads 3, X plus 5 equals 20. Caption. We've got to figure out the value for X.

Algebraic equation on green background. Title bars read, "Section B. Graphing linear equations. Part 2." Text at bottom reads, "In letter form first." Caption. We'll look at it in letter form first.

Illustration of a child playing on a city street, imagining that he is flying the rocket in his hand. Caption: His imagination took him out of his neighborhood.

Slide shows white text over a light gray splat on a dark gray background that reads, "State of Matter for Kids."

Color illustration of a stick with single leaf standing with small face, twig arms, and legs. Caption. Stick.

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Watercolor painting of a man dressed as a monk facing out and putting his hands up to block a door behind him. Caption. But they had little to do with one another.

Closeup view of a middle-aged woman with an intense, challenging expression, speaking to a person standing in front of her who is in rear view and blurry. Caption. I am going to take her home.

Cartoon of a woman facing camera speaking. She stands next to and points to text on a banner that reads, "Story elements for kids. What is a character? Teaching without frills." A golden retriever sits across from the woman by the banner.

Cartoon of a woman facing camera speaking. She stands next to and points up to text on a banner that reads, "What is a setting?" A castle with a moon above it is in the lower right corner of the banner.

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Storybook excerpt shows an illustration of a busy village with a food stand, a man pushing an ice cream cart, and others. Text tells the story of a girl shouting to order tostadas.

Cartoon of a garbage truck pulling up to a dumpster. Caption: The garbage truck?

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Slide shows a closeup rendering of a circular gray coronavirus molecule with lumpy red, orange, and yellow proteins. Text reads, "Talking to Children About Covid-19."

Woman using sign language: palm faces toward her, one hand with index and middle finger creating hook shape and pinky finger pointed out; the other hand in a fist with the thumb sticking out.

Woman uses sign language with her hands circling each other, as man sitting next to her watches and listens.

Woman uses sign language with arms bent at the elbow, palms up, fingers folded toward her palms, and index fingers pointing out at us.

Split-screen video. On the left, a woman gestures with her hands while speaking. On the right, a woman translates using sign language: one hand is closed with the index finger pointing near her chin, while the other hand is closed in a fist in front of her chest.

Woman uses sign language, her clasped hands joined in motion in front of her chest.

Mother sits at table with her hands folded as she listens to her daughter who is speaking with sign language: one hand's index and pinky fingers are pointing up and the other hand is flat and open to the side.

Woman uses sign language: one hand is balled up and raised near her brow while the other hand is closed with thumb up in front of her chest.

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