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Five children from distinctly different ethnic backgrounds explain how they celebrate the Christmas season. (Please Note: This title is also available in the Fall Timely Topics video collection housed at your elementary school library.)
This historical re-creation of the founding and first years of Plymouth Plantation was shot in authentic location and buildings at Plymouth, MA. It also tells the story of the first Thanksgiving from a unique perspective which emphasizes the Native Americans' contribution of their own autumn celebration to this national holiday and to the survival of the Plymouth Colony
St. Patrick's Day shown in all its glory - with parades, dances, and special programs
Kwanzaa is a seven day festival during which time millions of families of African American descent rejoice in their ancestral values. This video follows the sequence of Kwanzaa week showing how one family celebrates their faith and unity
Traces Valentine's Day back to ancient Rome. [PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS TITLE WILL BE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE "TIMELY TOPICS COLLECTION" THAT IS HOUSED IN YOUR ELEMENTARY THROUGH 1/06-6/06.]
Interesting facts, including the story of the Mayflower's passage are presented in this colorful video. (Please Note: This title is also available in the Fall Timely Topics video collection housed at your elementary school library.)
Shows the African foundations of Kwanzaa's seven principles and explains how each principle can be applied to the African-American youngster's daily life
The history and modern day celebration of the Jewish holiday, Hanukkah, are presented. Art work, special foods, scenes shot at historic locations, and a visit with a Jewish family help bring the holiday's meaning to life. (Please Note: This title is also available in the Fall Timely Topics video collection housed at your elementary school library.)
One of the most beloved Christmas traditions, the story of Santa's visit on a snowy Christmas Eve, is beautifully brought to life with exquisite illustrations and festive music. Based on the poem by Clement Clarke Moore