The Ballerina had planned a “Pas de Trois” dance with the Strongman and the Clown but accidentally left out the Goblin. To get attention, the Goblin plays tricks on the other boys and the Ballerina ends up blaming the wrong person. But all is cleared up in the end and they include their friend Goblin in a “Pas de Quatre” dance instead.

Bear buys a neat detective kit. Franklin, hoping to earn enough money to buy one like it, decides to strike a bargain with Dad to get it by doing an extra chore. Franklin finds it difficult to keep his end of the bargain once he has the coveted toy.

In this French language program, Franklin shares secrets and accidentally reveals that Skunk doesn't know how to swim. Skunk later learns that Franklin has a rash on his foot. Franklin fears that Skunk will tell his secret in front of everyone at the swimming party.

Viewers are taken to Punxsutawney, PA, where Groundhog Day originated in 1886. There, they see all the town's festive activities associated with this fun holiday -- children's art activities, races, a gigantic chili dinner, folk concerts, hay rides and much more. The keeper of the town's most famous resident, groundhog "Punxsutawney Phil," shows how he takes care of the animal and briefly explains groundhog behavior. Another segment, rendered in...

Marvel and Friends development videos were created to meet the needs of children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). Marvel and Friends programs show kids how to function in relation to other kids to bring about healthy social interactions. In this program, children will learn effective strategies for handling transitions and change. Animated hosts Mikey, Mandy and Marvel cleverly introduce various age-appropriate situations that children face every...

The historical background of the holiday is explained and viewers are taken to the National Memorial Day Museum, as well as to a Memorial Day Living Museum in Waterloo, NY, where the holiday was first celebrated.

Viewers learn empathy is much more than a feeling.

Describes differences between kids and how some people can be mean to others who are different.

Everyone is unique. We are different shapes and sizes; we have different interests. We have different names, look different, and like to do different things. Watch this exploration of all the ways in which our differences make each one of us special.

Feature Book - Mama Don't Allow When Miles gets a saxophone for his birthday, neither his parents nor his neighborhood can stand the racket! No one guesses what's in store for them, when Miles and his Swamp Band receive an invitation to play at the Alligator Ball. Alligator Farm - A visit to Kliebert's Alligator Farm where Heather Burden, a Naturalist from the New Orleans Zoo, tells LeVar about alligators and lets him hold a small one. Meet Fred Newman...