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Movie Choices Each Movie is approximately 30 minutes unless noted Preschool - 2nd Grade Kindergarten - 2nd Grade 2nd - 4th Grade Wild Kratts (mostly animated): o Tasha the Polar Bear o Reading Rainbow - Desert Life o Mom of a Croc o Cara the Sea Turtle o Biotrackers - Habitats o Whale of a Squid o Cain the Coyote o Amazing North America (45 min.) o Aardvark Town o Tau the Lion o Awesome Animal Builders (45 min.) o Flight of the Draco o Lena the Leopard o Wonders Down Under (45 min.) o Mystery of Squirmy Wormy o Penguin Adventures o Adventures in Asia (45 min.) o Platypus Cafe o Bats in the Belfry o Deep Sea Dive (45 min.) o Build it Beaver o Scary Creatures o Swingin’ Safari (45 min.) o Honey Seekers o Skeletons o Totally Tropical Rainforest (45 min.) o Bass Class o 30MPH o Dinosaurs & Other Creature Features o Birds of a Feather o The Biggest & The Fastest (45 min.) o Mimic o Something Extra o The Jeff Corwin Experience (45 min.) o Stuck on Sharks o Legs! o Little Howler o Secrets of Animal Survival Kratt’s Creatures: o Raptor Roundup o Black & White o Creatures of the Night o Speaking Dolphinese o Animals Undercover o Hanging with the Monkeys o Blowfish Blowout o Mysteries of the Deep o Weird Creatures o A Huge Orange Problem o Spy Tools o The Cow Show o Walk on the Wetside o Marshmania! o Googly Eye The Night Guru The Magic Schoolbus: o Mgobo of Baboon Mountain o Spins a Web o Phantom Wolves o Ants in the Pants o Big 5, Little 5 o In a Beehive o Sharks o Butterfly & the Bog Beast o Maximum Cheetah Velocity 4th - 6th Grade o Predator & Prey o Migration 6th Grade & Up o Africa’s Deadly Dozen (45 min) Life in the Undergrowth (Insects) (50 min.) o India’s Deadly Dozen (45 min.) o Invasion of the Land o The Jeff Corwin Experience (45 min.) o Taking to the Air o The Silk Spinners Life in the Freezer (Antarctica/Penguins) (30 min.) o Parasitic, Symbiotic & Commensal Relationships o The Bountiful Sea o Supersocieties o The Ice Retreats o The Big Freeze Growing Up Series (42 min.) o Footsteps in the Snow o Wolf o Sitka Deer Planet Earth Series (50 min.) o Moose o Pole to Pole o Black Bear o Mountains o Walrus o Deep Ocean o Seal o Shallow Seas o Penguin o Freshwater o Polar Bear o Deserts o Zebra o Ice Worlds o Giraffe o Caves o Rhino o Great Plains o Hyena o Jungles o Baboon o Forests o Gorilla o Africa’s Deadly Dozen o Orangutan o India’s Deadly Dozen River Monsters (40 min) Life in Cold Blood (Reptiles & Amphibians) (50 min.) o Piranha o The Cold-blooded Truth o Freshwater Shark o Invaders of the Land o Death Ray o Dragons of the Dry o Killer Catfish o Sophisticated Serpents o Alaskan Horror o Armored Giants.

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