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1000 media results found for 'spanish'

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This series explores the relationship between human development, the environment, and conservation. Each episode highlights various conservation efforts in different regions. These efforts address the richness of biodiversity, natural heritage, an...Read More

This series chronicles the life of young people as they cope with health care issues. Through their resilience, they continue enjoy life and partake in various activities regardless of their medical diagnosis.

This dynamic, high definition, social studies series defines and helps students explore social studies terms. Each program is designed to reinforce and support students' comprehension and retention of these terms through use of video footage, phot...Read More

In this series, two scientists conduct experiments to show students the science behind everyday phenomenon. Using engaging scenarios, they set up the experiments and model the scientific method for students.

Color illustration of diverse children standing in front of a colorblocked background. They stand to either side of a title card that reads, "Sin etiquetas podemos encontrarnos. Somos iguales y diferentes."

A group of kids wear labels that cover their eyes. When they take them off, they discuss what they learned from the experience.

A C, G, I rendering of a globe sticking out of a piece of pink paper sitting on a desk, with some pencils and ruler nearby. Spanish caption with chica as narrator, "Vivimos en un mundo con lugar para todos y todas."

What is diversity? What makes us different? Similar? Students try to answer these questions while imagining situations from their own everyday lives. Part of the And Now What Series.

People walking through a city while it's snowing. Spanish captions.

Part of a series that features a wide variety of video footage, photographs, diagrams, graphics, and labels. For this particular video, students will focus on the different types of precipitation including snow, rain, sleet, hail, and freezing rai...Read More

Still image from: Woman's Voice: Sabina Berman (Spanish)

Mexican playwright Silvia Peláez takes viewers on a journey through the lives of composers, singers, writers, sculptors, and poets who broke stereotypes and changed feminine paradigms. Part of the "Woman's Voice" series.

Still image from: Woman's Voice: Gabriela Ortiz (Spanish)

Mexican playwright Silvia Peláez takes viewers on a journey through the lives of composers, singers, writers, sculptors, and poets who broke stereotypes and changed feminine paradigms. Part of the "Woman's Voice" series.

Still image from: Woman's Voice: Silvia Torres (Spanish)

Mexican playwright Silvia Peláez takes viewers on a journey through the lives of composers, singers, writers, sculptors, and poets who broke stereotypes and changed feminine paradigms. Part of the "Woman's Voice" series.

Still image from: Woman's Voice: Carmen Boullosa (Spanish)

Mexican playwright Silvia Peláez takes viewers on a journey through the lives of composers, singers, writers, sculptors, and poets who broke stereotypes and changed feminine paradigms. Part of the "Woman's Voice" series.

Still image from: Woman's Voice: Marta Romo (Spanish)

Mexican playwright Silvia Peláez takes viewers on a journey through the lives of composers, singers, writers, sculptors, and poets who broke stereotypes and changed feminine paradigms. Part of the "Woman's Voice" series.

Still image from: Woman's Voice: Iraida Noriega (Spanish)

Mexican playwright Silvia Peláez takes viewers on a journey through the lives of composers, singers, writers, sculptors, and poets who broke stereotypes and changed feminine paradigms. Part of the "Woman's Voice" series.

Still image from: Woman's Voice: Silvia Molina (Spanish)

Mexican playwright Silvia Peláez takes viewers on a journey through the lives of composers, singers, writers, sculptors, and poets who broke stereotypes and changed feminine paradigms. Part of the "Woman's Voice" series.

Still image from: Woman's Voice: Yvonne Domenge (Spanish)

Mexican playwright Silvia Peláez takes viewers on a journey through the lives of composers, singers, writers, sculptors, and poets who broke stereotypes and changed feminine paradigms. Part of the "Woman's Voice" series.

Still image from: Woman's Voice: Elena Poniatowska (Spanish)

Mexican playwright Silvia Peláez takes viewers on a journey through the lives of composers, singers, writers, sculptors, and poets who broke stereotypes and changed feminine paradigms. Part of the "Woman's Voice" series.

Still image from: Woman's Voice: Shari Mason (Spanish)

Mexican playwright Silvia Peláez takes viewers on a journey through the lives of composers, singers, writers, sculptors, and poets who broke stereotypes and changed feminine paradigms. Part of the "Woman's Voice" series.

Still image from: Algarabía TV: Table Games (Spanish)

Victoria García Jolly, María del Pilar Montes de Oca, and Fernando Montes de Oca take out the dice, the chips, and the board to talk about board games. They highlight traditional games, as well as some of the more innovative games. Part of the "Al...Read More

Still image from: Algarabía TV: Rare Digestives (Spanish)

This episode discusses different types of alcoholic beverages. Some of the drinks highlighted include anise, tequila, brandy, and mezcal. Part of the "Algarabía TV" series.

Still image from: Algarabía TV: The Red (Spanish)

The hosts talk about the significance of the color red. They discuss its presence in movies, songs, art, food, and sports. Part of the "Algarabía TV" series.