Educational programme featuring scenes of French life for the intermediate teenage learner. The programme contains dramatised scenes of young people travelling and meeting in France which are a great supplement to any intermediate French course, and includes three ten-minute episodes, with each episode being self-standing.

Animated educational programme which teaches children the Ten Commandments in an understandable and relatable way.

Volume four of the series that aims to provide a basic introduction to chemistry. This episode examines the topic of temperature. Various temperature scales are outlined along with their importance to analysing chemical reactions and the means of converting from one scale to another.

Mathematics tutorial designed to help college-level students with their geometry studies. This chapter focuses on how to solve problems involving cylindars, cones and spheres. The programme makes use of step-by-step lessons and example problems of increasing difficulty in order to teach basic understanding of geometry concepts.

Mathematics tutorial designed to help college-level students with their geometry studies. This chapter focuses on how to calculate the area of triangles. The programme makes use of step-by-step lessons and example problems of increasing difficulty in order to teach basic understanding of geometry concepts.

Mathematics tutorial designed to help college-level students with their geometry studies. This chapter focuses on problems involving angles. The programme makes use of step-by-step lessons and example problems of increasing difficulty in order to teach basic understanding of geometry concepts.

Basic level mathematics tutorial for children, to be used as an additional learning tool alongside school work. This chapter looks at the subtraction of 3 and 4 digit numbers, with the use of clear explanations of new principles and example problems to study.

This educational programme about spectroscopy is aimed at upper-level high school students and college undergraduates studying astronomy, chemistry and physics. Spectroscopy is the measurement of the response of matter as it interacts with light. Its uses extend beyond space to science, weather monitoring, medical diagnostics such as MRI, household conveniences such as the microwave oven and countless other facets of everyday life.

Cherie Lynn helps you create art inspired by people from all over the world. There are twelve projects in total, using materials including raffia, clay and paint markers. Projects include: sand paintings, canopic jars, janus masks, an x-ray painting, Greek vases, African masks and Indian shields. Includes materials list and patterns.

Third volume in a series of five interactive programmes designed to help children aged 0-5 years to learn to speak and read English as their first or second language.

Another volume in the successful 'Arts & Crafts for Kids' series, introducing children to crafts from around the world. For children at Key Stages One and Two, this volume includes projects entitled: on stage; spoon puppet; cowboy characters; the mouse and the motorcycle.

Designed as a children's introduction to the performing arts, this original fairy tale combines dance, mime, music and poetic narration with colourful sets and costumes. Daisy lives happily in her enchanted garden until the Winter Witch tries to banish spring. Now it's up to Daisy and her friends to save the garden from the witch's icy clutches.

Football coaching DVD aimed at developing young players technical ability in a tactical environment. Areas covered include dribbling, passing, heading, shooting and receiving.

Another volume in the successful 'Arts & Crafts for Kids' series, introducing children to crafts from around the world. For children at Key Stages One and Two. This volume includes projects entitled: 'Inside the Fishbowl', Watercolours', 'Ribbon Fish', 'Sea-life Mobile' and 'Beach Box'.

Craft based series for chilldren which includes projects to make from different countries of the globe. Features Walking sticks from Canada, Corn Husk Dolls from America and Mosaic Bead Pottery from Mexico.

The first volume in a series of lessons exploring various fingerstyle blues guitar styles and techniques. In this lesson, Stefan Grossman demonstrates alternating and monotonic bass techniques, blues slides, hammer-ons and pull-offs, and blues slurred notes.

A medley of craft ideas that kids will love.Useful as a tool for teachers to inspire their students.

This new series of revision guides on DVD has been specially written by examiners who are experts in their subject areas. Presented in a fast-paced, informal and entertaining manner, the DVDs aim to help students in their studies by explaining what examiners are looking for and how students can maximise their chances of exam success. Key concepts for each subject area are explained and re-inforced by the use of on-screen visuals and animations. The use of interactive quizzes to test knowledge at key points during the DVD and the ability to view modules repeatedly until the knowledge has been fully digested make these DVDs essential study aids.

Bonus material includes an overview of exam technique which is applicable to most subject areas plus hints and tips on revision planning.

Your personal HISTORY tutors take you step by step through the topics of Henry VII, Britain 1895-1918, Germany 1870-1914, Lenin & The Bolsheviks, The Nazi Regime and Stalin's Rise to Power. Suitable for all the main examination boards, AQA, OCR and WJEC.

Collection of three special episodes from the award-winning CBBC history show. Based on the best-selling children's books the series offers an anarchic and unconventional take on some of history's most gruesome and funny moments. This instalment chronicles the beginnings of William Shakespeare (Tom Stourton)'s career, looks at some famous writers and explores events surrounding the Great Fire of London. The episodes are: 'Sensational Shakespeare', 'Staggering Storytellers' and 'The Grisly Great Fire of London'.

Child development expert and noted paediatrician Harvey Karp demonstrates the technique of the 'calming reflex', the secret trick to getting babies to stop crying.

Profile of D.H. Lawrence, author of 'Lady Chatterley's Lover', 'Sons and Lovers', and many other classic novels.

Portrait artist Gwenneth Barth demonstrates the medium of pastel, and shares tips and techniques on how to achieve the most out of your work.

• Setting the stage / Light
• Preliminary materials and drawing
• Values
• Pastel materials
• Colour
• Clothing and Background change
• Pastel organization
• Lost and found edges / Eyepaths / Centre of interest

All 12 episodes from the third series of the award-winning CBBC history series. Based on the best-selling series of children's books and liberally splattered with guts, blood and poo, the series offers an anarchic and unconventional take on some of history's most gruesome and funny moments, with topics including World War I, the Middle Ages, the Tudors and Stuarts, the Victorians and the Aztecs.