Chicka chicka boom boom: The letters of the alphabet race each other up the coconut tree. But is there enough room for all of them? Trashy town: Dump it in! Smash it down! Follow Mr. Gilly around Trashy Town until his truck is full of glorious garbage. Rosie's walk: A clumsy fox can't quite catch an unsuspecting hen on this fun-filled walk through the farm. The caterpillar and the polliwog: The polliwog watches the caterpillar grow up and turn...

Jump-start your creativity with a selection of fun exercises, including “What-If Moments” and “The First-Line Game.” Mr. Bell cites best-selling authors such as Alice Sebold and Mickey Spillane to demonstrate the importance of creating unique elements: a twist, a character, a setting, a relationship. Find out how to create the ever-important elevator pitch.

Gears thinks he has uncovered an army of robots wearing socks but Wiz sets him straight by explaining the feet are for making rain boots in induction mould machines!

What would make a Hoob AND a Tiddlypeep laugh?

Complete your mastery of the trifecta of fundamental organic reactions with a lecture on addition, which adds new groups to unsaturated molecules by sacrificing pi bonds for more stable sigma bonds. You'll explore the basics of addition reactions; the hydrogenation of alkenes and alkines; the ways addition has helped create food additives; and much more.

The social nature of human beings is an evolutionary advantage that put us at the top of the food chain. But our social abilities have the potential for painful or dangerous consequences. Reflect on the joys and risks of relating to others. Consider what a recent business school experiment uncovered about how you can more easily resolve conflicts.

Oogleberry is sprayed by a skunk and he is embarrassed to ask for help. He learns that when you need help, for whatever reason, you should always ask.

While first-person narration is an effective way to tell a story, third-person narration offers a wonderful range and flexibility, and allows you to dive just as deeply into your characters' heads - if not more deeply - than the first-person perspective. Survey the spectrum of third-person voices, from the objective and external to the interior stream of consciousness.

Gears and Wiz visit a master canoe builder and see how cedar canoes are built the same way as they were more than one hundred years ago.

A mockumentary comedy series that takes place during fifteen highly significant minutes of a child’s life; that of snack time in the primary school playground. Adapted from the popular books written by Danny Katz and illustrated by Mitch Vane, LITTLE LUNCH has become a vibrant and truthful character comedy for the small screen. Each self-contained episode revolves around, and is told by, six diverse and distinctly identifiable children. LITTLE LUNCH...