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Working on a research project for school, Greg is zapped into the Internet and plopped down at the historic site of Jamestown, where colonial interpreters teach him about the settlers' early struggles to survive, the start of the tobacco trade, and the way of life of the Powhatan Native Americans.

Explores the history of Santa Fe, New Mexico, founded in 1610 as the northernmost outpost of the vast Spanish empire in the New World.

A series of lively songs and sketches that make learning about money fun and easy.

This production explores volcanoes and earthquakes.

This program provides a generalized overview of trees, with particular emphasis on their significance to society.

Explores the forces that shape the planet and the lives of its inhabitants.

Combines the story of manned flight with a celebration of nature's great fliers, from birds to insects.

Journeys through time and space to witness the birth of the sun; travels to the outer limits of the solar system; and tours Earth's closest neighbors in space.

Special effects and graphics aid an exploration of all shapes and sizes of apes, from the tiny tarsier to the mighty gorilla.

Looks at how mountains are formed, their relationship to mankind and the types of creatures that live on them.

Shows how the Romans planned and constructed their cities for the people who lived within them and used these cities to link their vast empire into a commercial and political unit.

Grade 4-8, 34 min. This documentary examines the diversity of life at the edge of the sea.

This production explores shells, what lives inside the shells, and how humans have used shells over the centuries.

Special effects and graphics aid an exploration of the life and legends of these harshly beautiful polar kingdoms.

Special effects and graphics aid an exploration of the world of butterflies and moths.