DVDs

The trends are frightening, but this DVD shows how to win back our families, our churches, and our world!

Join 14-year-old host Noah Justice as he explores Yellowstone, Americaâs first national park. In this second episode of the Awesome Science DVD series, Noahâs adventure educates children, teens, and adults about how earth science actually supports the Biblical record.

In What’'s In the Bible #4, Battle for the Promised Land, Buck Denver and cast take the viewer through Joshua, Judges, and Ruth. They also explore two more Big Questions.

In Whatâs In the Bible #3, Wanderinâ in the Desert, Buck Denver and his cast of friends take us through the next three books of the BibleâLeviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomyâhelping kids understand how these books fit in with Genesis and Exodus to make up the Pentateuch and to set the stage for the trials and victories of Godâs people.

The first DVD introduces kids to the Bible and the book of beginnings, Genesis. Kids will learn about the key people in Genesis and the important lessons their stories teach us. Approximately 56 minutes.

Signing with Babies and Toddlers has been proven to develop early communication skills and foster early language learning. The reasons are simple--babies and toddlers are ready to speak with their hands long before they can say a word. This helps to reduce communication frustrations, crying and screaming.

Learn ASL vocabulary for hundreds of words while enjoying singing and signing along with such traditional Christmas Songs as Jingle Bells, Up On the House Top, Jolly Old St. Nicholas and many more.

A new and unique way to celebrate America. Learn to sign hundreds of words along with these classic favorites.

Covers short vowels, consonants, blends, digraphs, word families, silent e, phonemic awareness activities, read-along sentences, read-along stories, and sing-along songs.

This hard-hitting lecture by Ken Ham examines the significance of the family in relation to Genesis.

Join 14-year-old host Noah Justice as he explores the fascinating Meteor Crater and Petrified Forest in Arizona. In this third episode of the Awesome Science DVD series, Noah unveils amazing evidence that confirms the biblical record of Genesis. In this 30-minute segment, viewers learn how a large meteor was not what killed off the dinosaurs, and that millions of acres of petrified forests were created during the Flood.

Kids love animals, and they love singing, too. Theyâll ask for this fun DVD over and over, and youâll love saying yes.

Join Dr. Jobe Martin and Dan âThe Animal Manâ Breeding on a wild animal adventure.

A wonderful adaptation of Ken and Mally Ham's popular book, this coloful, illustrated-- with animation-- DVD gives the true history of the world, from Creation to Christ. The gospel is clearly presented in a way that children will find both compelling and entertaining.

Dr. Jobe Martin and Dan "The Animal Man" Breeding take you on a spectacular journey from deep inside the earth, to jungles and deserts, to the farthest reaches of space. Get ready to encounter God through the wild wonders of owls, bats, dinosaurs, porcupines, lizards, and more.

Enter the fascinating world of animals to reveal sophisticated and complex designs that shake the traditional foundations of evolutionary theory. Produced by Dr. Jobe Martin. These are not from Moody Science but we have placed them in this category because they are science films that we feel you will also be interested in knowing about.

Join 14-year-old host Noah Justice as he explores the 40 layers of the Grand Canyon. In this first episode of the Awesome Science DVD series, Noahâs adventure educates children, teens, and adults about how earth science actually supports the Biblical record.

Marko the Pencil helps students boost math skills and score high on tests. Students learn how to read problems carefully, identify relevant information, use pictures and diagrams, and look for patterns. Clear explanations and outrageous humor make this DVD fun and effective. Correlated to the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Standards. Grade 3 (Also useful for 4th grade review) Approx. 58 minutes

Perfect for Christian educators/homeschoolers and those who simply wanting to understand creation from and Christian perspective.

"Why We Fight" is a eight part propaganda ~ documentary series that chronicles the Second World War from its beginning, when Japan invaded China in 1931, to the Nazi's march across Europe, to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, and America's entry into the war. When viewed in its entirety, you too will know why we fought!

Captivate readers, ace writing tests, and express yourself clearlyâMarko the Pencil will show you how. His Writerâs Toolbox, packed with easy-to-implement strategies, will take your writing from mediocre to magnificent. Stories, essays, term papers, or standardized testsâwhatever you write, Marko gives you proven strategies for getting remarkable results. This is the fun way to sharpen your writing skills. Grades 4 & up. Total running time: Approx. 70 minutes

Cool music, catchy rhymes, and colorful animated action keep kids focused on learning how to tell time.

Nobodyâs sharper than Marko the Pencil when it comes to helping students learn to read for meaning and prepare for tests. His tips are super effective and his outrageous antics keep students on task. With Markoâs guidance, students ace a practice test by learning how to read passages, find key words, and determine the best answers. Students stay calm and relaxed knowing they have the tools they need to succeed! Grade 3 (Also useful for grades 2 & 4) Approx. 46 minutes.

Hereâs the perfect way to learn important facts and get ready for a physical science test. Marko the Pencil takes learners on a journey to his Super Science Station where itâs easy to grasp science concepts. Includes lab safety, scientific method, molecules, electricity, motion, energy, and much more. Meets the National Science Education Standards. This gets quite deep into physics. You would probably want to do it in sections as you studied each unit. We found it full of information and has great visuals to increase understanding of the potentially difficult concepts. Grades 5 & up Total running time: Approx. 55 minutes

Penny and Bill know how to shake things up when it comes to counting money and making change. Cool songs and games provide plenty of practice with real-world skills. Learn about coins and how they relate to one another, strategies for counting cash, "skip counting," expressing money in written terms, how to make change, and more. Youâll have lots of fun as you gain valuable skills you can bank on.

Here's an exciting way to learn important facts and get ready for a life science test! Marko the Pencil and his friend Bailey take learners on a fascinating journey to Marko's Super Science Station where it's easy and fun to grasp science concepts and boost test scores. This science DVD covers Photosynthesis, Plant Parts, Butterfly Lifecycle, Plant and Animal Cells, Food Chains & Webs, and more! Meets the National Science Education Standards.

Cool music, colorful animation, and lots of humorâthatâs our secret formula for getting kids excited and motivated to learn about fractions and decimals. Kid-appealing songs and rhymes help students of all ages learn new terms and remember the rules about congruent parts, equivalent fractions, proper and improper fractions, mixed numerals, decimals, and more.

In this action-packed DVD video, amazing and adorable animals inspire children to learn creative movement, motor skills, listening, and following directions. Delightful songs and exciting live footage of more than 60 creatures captivate children as they learn fun facts about animals-where they live, what sounds they make, how to care for pets, and so much more. My preschool grandchildren LOVE this DVD!!!

Alphabet Al gets young learners out of their seats to exercise their bodies and minds. Fun songs for each letter of the alphabet promote imaginative play and fitness with creative movements like Picking Cherries, Soaring Eagles, and Air Guitar while helping children learn the skills that will prepare them for learning to read. Also includes traditional exercises, such as Jumping Jacks and Windmills.

Join Alphabet Al on an action-packed ABC learning adventure! Children love the excitement of visiting the circus where they enjoy the musical game of finding words that start with each letter of the alphabet. These "alphabet learning songs" for each letter-along with animated circus excitement-create a highly-entertaining alphabet learning DVD. Ages 3 â 5. Approx. 35 minutes.

Jill and Joey are so excited about starting kindergarten! Your kids will get excited too, as they learn essential skills through fun songs, animated characters, and real children. Skills include colors, counting, tying shoes, following directions, holding a pencil, printing letters and numbers, listening, number recognition and printing numbers through ten, getting dressed, left/right directions, and more.

Winner of the 2012 Best Documentary Award at the San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival, this extraordinary film features interviews from whistleblower teachers, administrators, students, parents, and others in a shocking documentary revealing the reality behind the classroom doors.

Filmed on the 250th anniversary of Bachâs death, this production guides the audience through the composerâs life. Selections from Bachâs orchestral and religious works are heard and excerpts from many of his masterpieces are performed on the harpsichord, clavichord and piano.

Mozartâs music was the embodiment of the Classical style of late eighteenth century Europe. Teaching himself piano and violin by age four and composing by age five, he went on to dazzle the music world, becoming historyâs prototypical child prodigy.

Until the end of the eighteenth century, a musician in Europe was a skilled craftsman, basically a servant of the aristocracy. Beethoven saw himself as an artist, a creator. He ended the Classical Era of European music (1750-1800) and began a new era where the musicians were free to express themselves.

Born in 1898 in New York City, George Gershwin was the son of a non-musical immigrant family. At a young age, he was fascinated by a friendâs player piano and taught himself popular tunes of the day. Today, many decades after his death, Gershwinâs music is known throughout the world as quintessentially American.

The music of America in the late nineteenth to early twentieth century was Ragtime, and the King of Ragtime was Scott Joplin. Born in 1868 in Texarkana, Texas, he came from a music loving family and began to study piano at the age of seven. By fourteen, he was proficient enough to leave home and travel through the worlds of minstrel, dance halls and vaudeville in Texas, Louisiana, Missouri, Arkansas and Kansas. . .

Degas and the Dancer--DVD From Devine EntertainmentThe story finds Edgar Degas (Thomas Jay Ryan) in a time of crisis following the death of his father. Saddled with debt and struggling to survive...

Goya: Awakened in a Dream-DVD From Devine EntertainmentThe story opens with young Rosarita (JACLYN BLUMAS) helping to find a new home where her mother, Leocadia (SHANNON LAWSON), can work as a h...

Mary Cassatt: American Impressionist-DVD From Devine Entertainment The story is of American artist Mary Cassatt in Paris in the last century. She was one of the Impressionists and a close friend ...

Rembrandt: Fathers and Sons DVD Devine EntertainmentThe film is set in 1641 when Rembrandt (TOM McCAMUS) is the portrait painter of choice for Amsterdamâs bourgeoisie thanks in part to his well-c...

Monet: Shadow and Light from Devine Entertainment The story is of Claude Monet in 1869 at the very beginning of the Impressionist movement. In a small town on the banks of the Seine outside Pari...

The most famous American painter of his day, Winslow Homer was an artist with a distinctive eye who was able to capture the mood of rural and seaside America in a career which spanned the horrors of the Civil War and stretched into the 20th century.