New Children's DVDs

Year Published: 2011

In a light-hearted non-fiction introduction to how food is cultivated and processed, children discover how bread and cheese are made, how tomatoes and carrots are grown, how juice gets into a juice box and chocolate chips get into a cookie, and much more. Engaging illustrations show all the people involved in getting food into the lunchbox, from the tractor driver to the dairy farmer to the baker to the food processor and many others.

Year Published: 2003

Pumpkin heads! Pumpkin heads and jack-o-lanterns of all varieties abound when Halloween comes around.

Year Published: 2009

After being told he can't sit at the segregated lunch counter or use the public library, a young boy is asked to write an essay on a young Abraham Lincoln, and along the way learns about the pursuit of fair treatment and justice in 1950s Alabama.

Year Published: 2013

An animated collection of three classic fairy tales with a modern twist. As Mother Bunny reads from her ancient storybook, the little bunnies learn important lessons as they are transported into enchanted and colorful worlds of magic and wonder. Parents and children alike will enjoy the vibrant and entertaining storytelling of Fairy tale classics.

Year Published: 2012

Three years in the making, Dino King follows the adventures of Speckles, a young dinosaur who eventually becomes an adult and must fight with One-Eye, a T-Rex that destroyed his family.

Year Published: 2008

Counting crocodiles. In this rhymed retelling of a traditional Asian tale, a clever monkey uses her ability to count to outwit the hungry crocodiles that stand between her and a banana tree on another island across the sea.

Year Published: 1978

The award-winning Children's Heroes of the Bible series is full of delightfully animated and scripturally accurate Bible stories for children. There are seven films on New Testament Heroes, including five films devoted to the life of Jesus and one each for the Apostles and Paul. Recommended for ages 3-8 and grown-up kids who enjoy revisiting the teachings of the Bible in an animated format. The very entertaining and educational series contains stories that children will always remember.

Year Published: 2012

Collect the entire library of Scholastic Storybook Treasures and read along on screen with these classic children's stories brought vividly to life. Features four stories: Bink & Gollie, A Sick Day for Amos McGee, The Other Side, and Cat and Canary. Special features include interviews and a read-along feature.

Year Published: 1989

Beetlejuice is the name of a wild bug-eating ghost from the Netherworld with a bad habit of acting stupid and a weakness for not working well with others. His best friend Lydia is a mortal who, despite being best friends, is consistently getting pranks pulled on her by Beetlejuice. Trapped in the Netherworld, the only way Beetlejuice can visit the Outerworld (mortal world) is when his name is repeated three times, but unfortunately for him that is the same way to send him back.