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Museum City Series: Paris - City of Light
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Museum City Series: Rome - The Eternal City
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Look and Learn: Alphabet Soup - Learn The Letters
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The City is Paris, where the Arc de Triomphe curves majestically over the Champs Elysées and the Eiffel Tower pierces the Parisian skyline. This intimate exploration of the world?s most glorious city traces Paris' history and culture through its architect more...
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Rome, the historic cornerstone of Western Art and Culture is on full display in this installment of the popular Museum City Series. Amid the masterworks, jeweled mosaics and glowing frescos, intricate tapestries and vaulted ceilings, we explore in unique more...
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Professor Wise Old Owl makes learning letters (capital and lower case) as easy as ABC! Come into his Letter Laboratory and learn the alphabet through jaunty rhymes, spirited music and charming pictures of words that begin with each featured letter. more...
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Look and Learn: Soup Stories - How Letters Become Words
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Look and Learn: Hello Numbers - Learn To Count
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Look and Learn: It's A Plus - Learn to Add
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Professor Wise Old Owl shows us how letters become words! Our sing-Along Leader of the Letter Laboratory introduces over 200 new words with six entertaining stories: Adam the Airplane, Donald the Dinghy, Hilda the Harp, Lester the Limbo, Penny the Pony more...
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Agent 07734 (upside down, that's Hello) from America's Necessary Numbers and Needed Material Department (ANNND) makes learning numbers easy and fun. With interactive games, songs and count-alongs, Agent Hello teaches his Video Pals to count to 10, and more...
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Learn to add with Agent 07734, the little robot programed to make numbers fun for everyone. Turn his number upside down and learn his name...HELLO! Filled with song and rhyme, an added bonus to this DVD is learning to use Hello Numbers "Add-Along more...
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Look and Learn: Bear Dreams - Learn To Read
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Look and Learn: Bear Firends - Learn To Read
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Museum City Series: New York - First City of the World
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Kool Kat, our feline story teller, takes us on the raod to reading with two tales of friendship and self-esteem, starring the lovable, animated Barefoot Bear in this special, interactive DVD. more...
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Now you can help your child learn reading and word recognition skills with two charming tales of friendship and self-esteem. Join Kool Kat, our feline story-teller, as he narrates the adventures of the lovable Barefoot Bear in this special,interactive more...
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From the proud, beautiful torch-bearing lady in the harbor, promising life and liberty to one and all, to the teeming streets of Midtown; from the storied Chrysler Building, Rockefeller Center, and other famous skyscrapers to New York's other jewels, some more...
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Museum City Series: Florence - Cradle of The Renaissance
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Museum City Series: Vatican City - Art & Glory
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Museum City Series: London - City Of Majesty
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For 100 years from the early 15th century, Florence was the cradle of a rebirth in art, architecture and philosophy, known as The Renaissance. This special DVD treats the city as a museum in itself, showcasing the seminal accomplishments and cultural more...
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Conceived in glory, shrouded in mystery, and preserved in art, Vatican City is both the capital of Roman Catholicism and the repository for a marvelous array of Western Civilization's cultural masterpieces. more...
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London is a city full of museums and sights, and this DVD reveals the city as a living, breathing, and constantly evolving museum in its own right. Wheather viewing the faces in the National Portrait Gallery, gazing at the neo-gothic splendor of the more...
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