Primary Education / Art

Five African Art Facts introduces young viewers to general concepts helpful in understanding and appreciating traditional African art. The beliefs,...
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Viewers are asked to think of themselves as a fly.  They are beckoned to enter a house through an open window; they flit from room to room as...
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Folk art is a lively art that is held, used, and loved by the people. The folk art of Latin America is related to its physical environment, cultural...
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Based on the 1968 Newbery Medal-winning book by E.L. Konigsburg, this story follows Claudia Kincaid (Sally Prager), a young girl who runs away with...
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This film recounts the Canadian Indian legend of the creation, as told by Glooskap, Father of All Indian Children. As the legendary creator and...
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The Gruesome Gray Monster takes all the colors from the world and nobody notices except Kathy. Luckily, the Red escapes and goes with Kathy to the...
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Basket making, pottery making, kachina carving, weaving, jewelry making, and mask carving as developed by the Hopi, Navajo and Iroquois Indians...
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For centuries, the people of Japan have made their own tools, clothing, utensils, and houses. Handicrafts in this film include straw hat weaving,...
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In tracing his unusual birth (stepping out of a blast furnace) and uncommon death (melting in a ladle bucket), this original film presents the saga...
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At the time when railroads were pushing westward, strong men like John Henry were needed to swing the spike hammer. Unlike the other steel drivers,...
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This film relates the saga of the barefoot pioneer hero of the frontier era. As a young man, Johnny left home to travel the countryside, planting...
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There are eight of them, eight children from every corner of the planet.  Some live in China; others in India; others still in Mali.  As...
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