HDMovies

Bruce Jenner is guest host of this program, introducing the concepts in the entire Learn to Read series. Wally Amos interjects a couple of...

Wally Amos. acting as the ""attendant"" with a key, introduces the format of the show. Doris Biscoe introduces the letters m, s, p, f, t and a,...

Charlottte Scot dictates the lesson for the first time, introducing lettersb, d, c, k, n and i, along with the sight word has. We get to meet the...

Les the Letterman hints to the two sounds of g before the lesson begins. Doris Biscoe introduces the letters g, r, and l. After dealing with these...

A quick review of the series' concept and the letters found in the previous programs, precedes Doris Biscoe's new lecture. She introduces capital...

Charlotte Scot gives some spelling tips to improve reading skills. Doris Biscoe introduces the letter h and points out how it creates different...

Les the Letterman opens by introducing the standard ch sound. Charlotte Scot picks up the baton from there. She introduces the short u sound as...

Les the Letterman works the pool table to introduce the quirky letter q. Doris Biscoe picks up the lesson from there. She introduces letters q, y...

Charlotte Scot introduces the letters v, w and x, using them in a variety of words and phrases. The sight word do is a central figure in a...

Wally ""Famous"" Amos opens by reviewing signs used in the ""Getting Along"" segments of the previous week of shows. Charlotte Scot shows the...

Charlotte Scot discusses the long a sound, made in conjunction with Silent E in the groupings -ade, -ake, -ale and -ame. She also introduces...

Following a few more consonant slides (gr-, tr-, br-, thr- and dr-), the show devotes itself to ways of making the long a. Featured are words with...

Consonant slides and the long a sound are reviewed and used to help with spelling. Emphasis is given to the consonant slides made with r at the end....

Doris Biscoe talks of consonant slides beginning with s and introduces the sight word children. Wally ""Famous"" Amos introduces cursive capital...

After reviewing some of the sounds and consonant slides discussed earlier, this program introduces the capital letters A, E, I, O and U. These rules...

After Charlotte Scot briefly reviews the consonant slides and vowel sounds, Doris Biscoe discusses the long i sound in word endings -ine, -ike, -ide,...

The long I sound is put to use in the combinations -ine, -ide, -y, -igh, -ight, -ire, -ife and -ipe. A succession of compound words using the long I...

Doris Biscoe introduces the long o sound, used in the combinations -oke, -ope, -one and -ose. Along the way, she reminds viewers along the way about...

Charlotte Scot gives more combinations that use the long o sound, such as -oe, -ole, -old, -olt, -oal, -oach, -oan and -ow. Plural ending rules are...

Charlotte Scot introduces the long u sound, used in combination with silent e. She also produces the sight words you and your. Doris Biscoe takes...

Doris Biscoe restates the series' mission before explaining two-syllable words. Charlotte Scot takes over, hoping to provide clues to break longer...

Charlotte Scot pulls two-syllable words apart (only using words that follow the often-broken rule). Doris Biscoe takes over, pulling in the sight...

Charlotte Scot tells of the long e sound that y can make at the end of long words. She gives hints on how to read three-syllable words such as...

After a review, Doris Biscoe shows more polysyllabic words. She also implores the sight word from and the spellings au and aw. This leads to the...

Doris Biscoe and Charlotte Scot provide a recap of reading polysyllabic words, reviewing the only two rules (so often vulnerable) for breaking words...

Doris Biscoe briefly reviews the suffixes -er, -ing and s before introducing the word ending -le. She also discusses two major rules for breaking...

Wally ""Famous"" Amos reviews the endings -tion and -le as well as the two oo sounds. Charlotte Scot reveals the ow sound in the combinations -ow,...

Finally, Doris Biscoe introduces some of the many words that break (to put it mildly) the syllable rules Learn to Read had established over the past...

Charlotte Scot reviews the short C and G in longer words, adding the suffix -tion along the way. By now, it is obvious the syllabication rules...

Wally Amos and the others review all the elements of the entire Learn to Read series. Before leaving, the show features an extended confessional...

Join Lizzy the Dog and a collection of action-packed 3D-animated vehicles on a fun journey aimed at getting young children excited about learning. ...

Barney & Friends is an American children's television series aimed at children from ages 2 to 5. The series, which first aired on April 6, 1992,...

A pink-haired girl named Stephanie moves to LazyTown with her uncle (the mayor of LazyTown), where she tries to teach its extremely lazy residents...

Australian host Steve Irwin and his wife Terri run a wildlife refuge. Their shared passion is educating the world about wildlife, including the much...

Pre-school fun, fantasy and education with colourful rotund characters Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po in a magical land called Teletubbyland.

The show revolves around the lives of 8-year-old Arthur Read, an anthropomorphic aardvark, his friends and family, and their daily interactions with...