Tons of Trouble

1997

In this fun family adventure, a pack of helpful kids make it their mission to help a lovable African elephant find its home. One snag: They can't let their mom find out! Will they be able to keep this gargantuan plan on the down low and still pull off their difficult -- but noble -- mission? Or will they get into "tons of trouble"?

2.1 Average Rating

Pumpkin Man

1997

When Jason's (Christopher Ogden's) parents separate a week before Halloween, the young man is worried that the spooky holiday won't be the same without his dad around. But then strange and scary things begin to happen. Thanks to a mysterious pumpkin man, Jason learns that life goes on in this award-winning family-friendly short from Jennifer Wynne Farmer co-starring Denise Crosby and Philip Abbott.

2.1 Average Rating

Micaela, Una Película Mágica

2002

When she learns that Dr. Black (Arialdo Jiménez) and his cohorts have devised a plan to deplete the world of all its color, aspiring young artist Micaela (Micaela Casotto) thinks she might be the only one who can stop them. With help from the Wisdom Tree, Micaela transforms into a superhero and sets out to thwart the menacing villain's plot. Directed by Rosanna Manfredi, this family adventure combines live action and vibrant animation.

2.1 Average Rating

Yoga by the Dozen

2008

The benefits of yoga aren't just for adults. This instructional program by dancer and yoga master JoAnna Ross teaches yoga basics to kids ages 2 to 6. Twelve children join Ross for a warm-up and sun salutations followed by 12 simple yoga poses. Each easy-to-follow move is clearly demonstrated in a fun, supportive manner. As kids learn the routine, they also develop self-confidence and self-respect as well as flexibility and strength.

2.0 Average Rating

Andy Colby's Incredibly Awesome Adventure

1988

For 12-year-old movie buff Andy Colby (Randy Josselyn), a trip to the local video store is a normal part of his daily routine. But when he stumbles across the aptly named "Incredible Video Adventure," he knows he's found something special. Ignoring the video clerk's warnings to sit away from the television and hang on to the remote control, Andy and his sister (Jessica Puscas) are unwittingly pulled into a montage of action-adventure clips.

1.9 Average Rating

The Real Shlemiel

1995

The stories of acclaimed writer Isaac Bashevis Singer find new life in animation. Featuring music by Michel Legrand and Sheldon Harnick, The Real Shlemiel follows the adventures of a young boy, Aaron, and his goat. When they arrive at the little village where Aaron's aunt and uncle live, they discover a menacing wizard who's about to cast a horrible spell over everyone. Can they save the town's residents?

1.9 Average Rating

The Street Corner Kids 2: A Place Called Elmira

1995

When aging businessman Marty (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) decides to close down the last remaining factory in Elmira, a group of six young friends called the Street Corner Kids attempt to change the stubborn owner's mind and prevent their beloved community from falling apart. This inspiring drama, the sequel to 1994's The Street Corner Kids, informs viewers of all ages with wholesome lessons about family, friendship, hope and determination.

1.8 Average Rating

Dog Park Blues

2005

Pets are on a mission to save a dog park that's about to close in this family-friendly animated adventure written and illustrated by Rosemary Cotnoir and narrated by Shelly Frasier. There's nowhere in the world that's more fun than the neighborhood dog park, so when Baxter and his canine buddies discover that it's going to become a parking garage, they have to work fast to protect their play space.

1.8 Average Rating

Tot-a-Doodle-Do!: Animals

2006

Preschool and early-elementary kids will roar, woof, whinny and squeal at this animal-centric installment of the fun and thoughtfully assembled "Tot-a-Doodle-Do!" series. In this episode, kids will get to design an animal mask, impersonate their favorite animal, snack on some Monkey Munchies, learn how to be kind to animals at home and in the zoo, and meet a professional dog trainer. Fun songs include "Lion Hunt" and "Please Take Us to the Zoo."

1.8 Average Rating

Tot-a-Doodle-Do!: School

2006

School is the fun focus in this episode of the theme-based children's series, which promotes communication, teamwork, hygiene, manners, social interaction and healthy eating. In this installment, kids learn how to make their own play dough, pantomime their favorite school activities, meet a real-life schoolteacher, make pinwheel sandwiches and get a refresher on how to listen to their teachers and fellow students at school.

1.7 Average Rating

Tot-a-Doodle-Do!: Transportation

2006

Planes, trains and automobiles are just a few of the highlights in this transportation-themed episode of the acclaimed "Tot-a-Doodle Do!" children's series, which imparts a host of growing-up lessons to its preschool and early-elementary audience.

1.7 Average Rating