When a surprise package arrives from Miss Vera Goode containing her new book on manners. Barney's friends question why minding their manners is so important. Barney helps his pals brush up on the rules of etiquette by bring Mother Goose rhymes to life.

Eloise and her hotel friends are putting on a Christmas show like no other. Using traditions from the different religions and cultures of her friends, they learn the true meaning of the season.

In Kidsville youngsters make their own laws, run their own shops and maybe even stay up as late as they want. Each spring everyone - including Sunny the Bunny - pitches in to make Easter holiday goodies. Then it's the Bunny's job to take the painted eggs and yummy jellybeans to a nearby town called Town. But he'd beter watch out, beacuse grouchy old Town doesn't allow kids or a hippity-hoppity Easer Bunny!

Join Barney and his friends as they celebrate cultures from around the world, including national celebrations, customs, dance and clothing.

Introducing young viewers to the four March sisters and their adventures, this video contains engaging illustrations that revisit the era and expand the story.

Home: When Oh, a lovable misfit from another planet, lands on Earth and meets a teenage girl name Tip, the two unlikely friends embark on the greatest journey of all time--the journey Home. Home for the holidays: This holiday season, it's Oh's very first Christmas on Earth. Unfamiliar with any of the human traditions, Tip does her best to explain Christmas and introduce all things holiday.

The Families of the World Series takes viewers through a typical day in the lives of two families in the featured country. Narrated by children, these videos introduce viewer to each family's housing styles, foods, clothing, religion, schools, and places of business. This is the next best thing to visiting and living with families in each of the countries. In the rural village of Hajoe, Heejin, age 9, explains what country life is like, while Kitae,...