New Releases
Did you know that breakdancing is a sport? In “My Way: Breakdancing,” Jordan invites us to her dance class at Kids Breaking League Studios in New York City where she and her friends are learning to breakdance, a high energy hip-hop dance style. He...Read More
Did you know that dancers can make drums speak? In “My Way—Bomba!,” Eva Nicole, a 9-year-old Puerto Rican girl, invites us to a studio in the Bronx where she and her friends at Bombazo Dance Co. show us how to dance Bomba. In this traditional danc...Read More
Did you know that you can go birdwatching just about anywhere—even in a big city? Rhys takes us along to Central Park as he participates in the Audubon Society’s Christmas Bird Count. Along the way, he’ll point out some of the beautiful birds that...Read More
Alma is invited to a hang out with Eddie’s friends, but she doesn’t like it when she starts to feel like a little kid. When Alma is too busy for him, Junior becomes everyone else’s pretend little brother. Part of the "Alma's Way" series.
Alma, Eddie, and Uncle Nestor are performing music on the subway when another musician shows up thinking it’s her day to play. Then, Alma volunteers André to make necklaces for all of their friends. Part of the "Alma's Way" series.
In the Monstrum series episode "Monstrum: Nosferatu v. Dracula," the video explores the evolving depictions of vampires in literature and their cultural implications. It delves into key works like Bram Stoker's 1897 novel "Dracula" and John Polido...Read More
In the "Xploration Awesome Planet: Odd Corners," Philippe Cousteau takes us on a journey to explore unique and rarely visited spots on Earth, emphasizing their scientific and environmental significance. The video delves into various landscapes, fr...Read More
The video "Super Animals: Chatty Creatures" from the "Super Animals" series explores how various animals use unique communication techniques that are vital for their survival. Parrots, with their vibrant colors and ability to mimic speech, exempli...Read More
"Make48: Milwaukee School of Engineering -- Part 2" is an engaging episode in the "Make48" series focused on the themes of invention and innovation. In this captivating educational video, eight high school teams are challenged to develop prototype...Read More
The video "Make48: Milwaukee School of Engineering -- Part 1," part of the educational "Make48" series, explores an exciting innovation challenge where eight high school teams from Wisconsin gather at the Milwaukee School of Engineering. The event...Read More
The video "Ostriches for Kids" invites viewers on an educational journey to explore ostriches, the world's largest birds. Though flightless, these avian creatures are noteworthy for their incredible speed and adaptability. Ostriches inhabit the sa...Read More
The video "Xploration Awesome Planet: Biomimicry," part of the "Xploration Awesome Planet" series hosted by Philippe Cousteau, delves into the concept of biomimicry, exploring how humans draw inspiration from nature to innovate technology. The mai...Read More
