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This program should appeal to general viewers who enjoy learning about dinosaurs and disasters. It would serve as suitable viewing in the classroom. The personable scientists make the past come stomping to life, hopefully inspiring students.
A personal and unusual, sometimes poignant, look at the history of a sculpture, ownership, and the art world. Most suitable for public library collections.—Daryl Grabarek, School Library Journal
An excellent tool to include in American history classes.
The variety of popular series can help introduce younger children to space exploration. Recommended for elementary schools and collections serving younger viewers.
This collection of reissued programs is inspired, and the bonus glimpses into their creation seal it as a good buy for elementary-aged students.
This film would be useful in environmental studies, marine biology, and sociology classes, as well as of interest to those concerned about climate change or Caribbean life and cultures.
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