The DVD includes eight shows from the hit PBS KIDS TV series, and is filled with non-stop adventures that allow kids to explore science, engineering, math and the world around them. Narrated by William H. Macy, the DVD also includes companion segments starring real-life kids, as well as bonus games and printable coloring pages. Launch date: May 15, 2007.

In this 45-minute DVD, Eloise’s tutor has quit and she’s on her way to the prestigious Hawthorne Academy. She learns there’s more to school than she had planned — mean girls, strict teachers and lots of rules. She’s on mission to make school fun by teaching her new friends to stand up to bullies, helping her teacher be nicer and learning a few lessons along the way. Can she fit in and stay the same fun Eloise? Bonus features include a Spanish language track, a DVD-ROM memory game, coloring pages and more. Launch date: July 24, 2007.

This two-DVD special edition set features 13 episodes from the first season of Cartoon Network’s “The Powerpuff Girls.” Launch date: June 19, 2007.

In this gripping adventure, lone warrior Colin MacLeod is searching for the immortal despot Marcus Octavius, who long ago murdered his beloved Moya. With the wise-cracking ghost Amergan, he discovers New York in ruins, with one monolith fortress dominating a city ravaged by a deadly virus. MacLeod can save the survivors, but his sword hungers for Octavius’ blood. Can he finish what he started centuries ago? “‘Highlander: The Search For Vengeance’ is a Japanese anime feature made specifically for the American market by the director of Ninja Scroll and the producers of TMNT and the original Highlander films and series,” Kevin Carney, director of marketing for Starz Home Entertainment / Manga told TDmonthly. Launch date: June 5, 2007.

Viewers can enjoy the best images from NASA's archives in this amazing 2+ hour video slideshow. Vat19's exclusive playlist technology allows users to control the order of scenes and the music for each scene. Additionally, educational captions can be toggled on and off for all scenes. “‘Ambient Space’ lets kids combine two of their favorite things — outer space and television — with enough educational features to let parents feel good about giving it to their kids,” Marketing Director Stefanie Hutson of Jumby Bay Studios / Vat19 told TDmonthly. Launch date: July 2006.

Children’s fairy tales spring magically to life with this collection of treasured classics and old favorites … with a twist. In addition to “Cinderella,” the DVD includes “Hansel and Gretel,” “The Three Billy Goats Gruff,” “The Elves and the Shoemaker,” and a bonus story, “The Fisherman and His Wife.” It features narration by Kathy Bates, Patrick Stewart and others. “Like other Scholastic Video Collection releases, this new production by Weston Woods Studios introduces classic tales in a colorful, carefully animated format,” Beth Blenz-Clucas of Sugar Mountain PR told TDmonthly. Launch date: April 24, 2007.

This third installment of the animated French television series is about five pudgy penguins who teach valuable life lessons. Ned, Ted, Ed, Fred and Nelly are the best of friends and must band together to survive in their environment. With help from a host of characters from throughout the animal kingdom, including Leo the Leopard and Orca the Whale, these tiny heroes must keep all of their wits about them and think fast to help each other in their times of need. The 60-minute DVD includes eight cuddly episodes. Launch date: May 29, 2007.

With this DVD, kids can learn guitar and sing with their whole family. It features simple lessons that make it fun and easy to play songs on guitar right away, and includes entertaining segments with the playful puppet “Capo,” who dances and sings along with the music, encouraging younger children to do the same. Preschoolers develop an understanding and appreciation of musical elements while parents and caregivers play along and join the fun. The product “includes iPod-formatted videos, so you can easily ... take them with you to learn and play anytime, anywhere,” CEO Quincy Carroll of iPlayMusic Inc. told TDmonthly. This product received a 2007 Parents’ Choice Approved Award. Launch date: April 2006.

Visit beautiful Western Canada and pay a visit to one of North America’s handsomest steam locomotives, Canadian Pacific “Hudson” 4-6-4 #2816.

If you like steam locomotives, then seeing steam in the winter season is a treat, with the snow, and cold winter days with steam billowing ever with steam billowing everwhere! In “Winter Steam Spectacular” you’ll visit 5 steam railroads and see some special winter operations!

Travel to beautiful northern Arizona and one of the most interesting stretches of railroad in the United States, BNSF's mainline over the Arizona Divide.

Featuring the Emmy Award winning original classical music of mom and composer Belinda Takahashi, PhD, young children laugh, sing and learn as they interact with Juno and her lovable puppet friends.  Kids can join Juno and the gang as they discover rhythm in everyday things. Teaching both music appreciation and creative wile, Juno’s Rhythm Adventure blends classical music, Latin and African beats, masterful puppetry and colorful animation to entertain and inspire. Includes sing-along in English, Spanish and French.   For every product sold, the Juno Company donates a very special music DVD to a child in need. Launch date: July 2006.
Awards: 2006 iParenting Media Award; 2007 Parents’ Choice Recommended Award; 2006 Telly Award; 2006 Creative Child Magazine Preferred Choice Award.

From demolition to digging and steamrolling, the team in these six fun-filled episodes really knows how to work together. When a storm causes chaos on the island, Thomas and his friends must pull together to restore it in time for the big game. Alfie, Buster, Max and Monty star with Thomas in these stories. Bonus features include two sing-along songs, a DVD-Rom Tic Tac Toe game, coloring sheets and more. Launch date: May 1, 2007.

This DVD features two episodes from the original television series set in the charming and peaceful world of Strawberry Land. “The World of Strawberry Shortcake” takes viewers to the date of Strawberry’s sixth birthday. All of her friends plan to throw a party in Lilac Park, but will the Peculiar Purple Pieman spoil the day? In the second episode, “Strawberry Shortcake in Big Apple City,” Strawberry learns that the recipe she submitted has won her a place in the final of the Big Bake-Off! Will the Pieman spoil her chances of winning? Launch date: March 6, 2007.

With this 45-minute DVD, children unleash their imaginations and dance along with real kids on screen while imitating animals from the farm, forest and zoo. 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 much more.

Master illusionist Lyn Dillies makes it easy and fun for kids to discover the world of magic. In this 53-minute educational DVD, she provides step-by-step instructions for safe and simple magic tricks with everyday objects. Children can make objects disappear with “Wonder Wand,” create a bouncing toy in “Newspaper Ball,” astound audiences with “Mindreading Crayons” and more. For the first time in DVD history, a female role model and professional illusionist effectively teaches the how-to process of 11 clever and entertaining tricks to her magic students. The DVD has received several awards for excellence in children’s programming: an iParenting Media Award, the Film Advisory Board’s Award of Excellence, Parents' Choice Approval and the Dove Foundation’s Family Approved Seal. Launch date: May 15, 2007.

Fun, live-action dancing, upbeat lyrics and electrifying graphics teach multiplication basics in this DVD. It includes lessons on zero, identity and order properties, square numbers, multiples of 5, multiplication doubles, multiplying by 9 and “The Hard Facts.” A guide and lyrics are included. February 2007.

In this adventure narrated by George Carlin, young viewers meet George, a bad-tempered steamroller who is convinced that roads are more important than rails. They also welcome Skarloey back home and watch as Oliver and Toad teach some Troublesome Trucks a useful lesson. Bonus features include Sir Topham Hatt’s Scrapbook, a sing-along song and a game. Launch date: March 20, 2007.

In this adventure narrated by George Carlin, Percy has Thomas thinking he’s just seen a ghost. But on their next escapade, the tables turn when Percy puffs away into a giant pile of hay. Oliver learns that trucks can be troublesome and helps Donald and Douglas rescue Thomas. DVD bonus features include “Thomas’ Anthem” sing-along song, a character gallery and a “Who Am I?” game. Launch date: March 20, 2007.
— Natural wood Timberkits were introduced to the United States in 2006, President Brian Ledig of distributor MK and Company told TDmonthly, and can take anywhere from one to eight hours to assemble. He pointed out that because of each model’s mechanical capabilities, the fun doesn’t stop with construction. And it’s not limited to one store-type: even symphonies have picked up the music-themed Timberkits.

This animated DVD adventure follows Language Littles characters Spanish Lizzie and Ricky, French Jolie, Italian Sophie and Chinese Ling as they search for clues that lead them to the Legend of Loodapog, who is a mysterious and lovable creature that speaks every language. The DVD includes seven original songs and interactive language games.

This DVD is designed to expose children in families with little or no Chinese background to Chinese language and culture using body language, music language and expressive language. It includes 25 Chinese words (including eight in sign language), three children’s songs, two rhymes and one Tang dynasty poem. “Parents told us their kids are mesmerized by Baby China because it doesn’t have a teaching agenda and it’s a very interactive video for the family. Kids can pick up a little language, a little music, and a little culture,” President Like Coman of B_Me Company told TDmonthly. Launch date: February 2007.

With live action footage and puppetry, this fun and educational DVD emphasizes a child’s introduction to a computer. Tubby and his friends discover great things and learn about the different parts of a computer, including the monitor, keyboard, mouse and CD-ROM drive, and how to browse the Internet. The storyline is set amid playful characters and features hip-hopping music interspersed with classical music. “There is no DVD for kids currently that sheds light on this topic. Even grandparents acknowledge they could use the DVD to learn a bit more about computers,” Payal Sarin of Galloping Minds told TDmonthly. Launch date: May 2007.

When the Danger Rangers discover a mysterious pattern of events causing children to play dangerously, superheroes show children how to have fun and Play it Safe at the playground. All Danger Rangers DVDs are 40 minutes in length and include a complete action-adventure packed episode plus selections from our popular Ranger Rhythms music videos. Each episode uses premium entertainment to convey empowering information related to a singular safety topic.

Volume #4 is full of fun songs about shapes, colors, numbers, animals and concepts such as "where you live", "senses", "playing the harmonica", "languages" and "being unique". Each Wowzie DVD features a regular and interactive version of the show as well as a 16x9 widescreen version. The bonus features include an interactive review of the DVD, sing-a-longs and more!

Volume #3 continues to introduce fun songs about letters, shapes, colors, numbers, animals and concepts such as "money", "calculators", "playing the cello", "guessing games" and "what a chef does".  Each Wowzie DVD features a regular and interactive version of the show as well as a 16x9 widescreen version. The bonus features include an interactive review of the DVD, sing-a-longs and more!