Students will understand basic science concepts such as adaptation and habitat after viewing delightful and fascinating footage of animals from all over the world, compared and contrasted for similarities and differences in behavior. Key Content Includes: The Baby Lions and the Baby Cheetah; The Baby Lemur and the Baby Koala; The Baby Kangaroo and the Baby Tasmanian Devil; The Baby Wildebeest and the Baby Sea Lion; The Baby Baboon and the Baby Orangutan; The Baby Elephant and the Baby Giraffe; The Baby Fox and the Baby Rabbit; The Baby Lynx and the Baby Eagle; The Baby Gazelle and the Baby Topi Antelope; The Baby Hyena and the Baby Zebra; The Baby Lacaon (African Wild Dog) and the Baby Jackal; and The Baby Proboscis Monkey and the Baby Macaque.
The Seasons and Cycles of Life - Beautifully shot images and natural sound effects involve students in seasonal environments, and help them visually grasp ideas about the cycles of life. Key Content Includes: Spring; Summer; Autumn; Winter; Starting Life; Growing; and Life and Death.
Clear, close-up photography brings to life such abstract textbook concepts as climate, changes in weather, and how plants make food. Key Content Includes: Dinosaurs-Messages in Stone; What Makes a Plant a Plant?; Where Do New Plants Come From?; How Do Plants Grow and Change?; Habitats-Woodlands; When it Rains; and Our Sun.
Students will witness clear demonstrations of processes such as changes in matter, the chemical nature of fire and decay, and how energy, friction, gravity, and machines work. Key Content Includes: Solids, Liquids, Gases, and Changing State; Chemical Changes-Fireworks; Hot Air Balloon; Energy-Moving Toys; Friction-Slipping and Sliding; Gravity-Faster and Faster; and Machines-Making it Easier.