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Star Stuff: Carl Sagan and the Mysteries of the Cosmos
This production is a great introduction to the world of Carl Sagan and is likely to spark curiosity in young viewers, who will want to explore space and star stuff for themselves.
Wild Kratts: Wild Animal Babies
The Kratts' winning formula of animal facts presented with stories full of humor and animated action will keep viewers entertained while also learning.
Inside the Garbage of the World: The Ugly Truth About Plastic Pollution
Middle and high school students may find this excellent film overlong and overwhelming, but they will certainly think about their own consumption and the importance of the issue of plastic pollution.
Social studies classes will find many discussion topics that impact student success.
Chemical Highs: Flakka and the Rise of Synthetic Drugs
This high-quality video delivers the frightening truths as told by professionals and former users who deal with the results of taking this unpredictable synthetic drug. For middle and high school health classes.
Best Friends Forever
With beautiful shots of Australian beaches and the reef, this lighthearted video will entertain young viewers as it delivers facts about the crucial relationships among creatures of the Great Barrier Reef.
Nature's Orchestra
Viewers are likely to be motivated to listen to the natural world around them, and to protect it.
Trees in Trouble: Saving America's Urban Forests
This well-produced film is informative and moving. Viewers will learn how at risk our forests are, and they may be compelled to take action to preserve them.
The Inventor's Secret: What Thomas Edison Told Henry Ford
Students looking for biographical information will need additional resources, but for the basics, this is a winning selection.
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