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The townspeople come up with a plan to get revenge after a greedy farmer in China cheats Mo Chin out of a year's worth of wages.

A group of children thank the maple trees for their sweet syrup in keeping with Iroquois tradition.

Barry the bear and Bennie the bat come up with the perfect living arrangement.

Engelbert the elephant saves the day when Mrs. Mouse's house catches fire.

Molly invites Mabel over for tea, but Mabel needs to come quickly if she is going to beat the cat to the treats.

A young boy keeps trying to tell people about the giant animals he saw in the backyard, but only his grandmother understands what he is talking about.

When they learn that their teacher is going to have a baby, the whole class helps to make a special quilt as a surprise gift.

The animals of the jungle learn an important lesson from a little worm with a great, big voice.

Gigantic George, always upsetting the townspeople with his sneezing, crying, and hiccuping, sails away to find a place more friendly to giants.

An introduction to bald eagles, showing what they look like, how they hunt, where they live, how they raise babies, and why they are endangered.

Provides instructions for making puppets from socks, paper plates, sponge balls, envelopes, boxes, paper tubes, and wooden spoons and forks.

A little girl named Nanabah heeds her grandmother's advice and calls upon the horned toad and the ants to help her when she runs into trouble on the mesa.

Noggin and Bobbin, best friends who share a house by the sea, enjoy a summer day at the beach.

An interview with singer, songwriter, and author Tom Paxton in which he talks about things he likes and how he works.

Grandp Alfred shares stories and traditions of the Pueblo Indians with younger members of his family.