Random House Video.

(First story) Mister Rogers is staying at Arthur's house but since his show is for babies Arthur doesn't want his friends to know. (Second story) Challenged by Fern to enter a poetry contest, Arthur and his friends each write a poem to be judged by the well known children's poet Jack Prelutsky. (Third story) It's the duel of the century as cellist Yo-Yo Ma faces jazz saxophonist Joshua Redman in the toughest gig of their careers -- in the Elwood City...

Arthur bounces back: A mere ten dollars stands between Arthur and the moon shoes he's been dreaming about. A garage sale yields the money he needs--but at an unexpected cost. D.W. tricks the Tooth Fairy: D.W. needs money quick to buy her own Fluffy Unicorn Clothes-Horse and Horse-Clothes Barn. When she tries to pull a fast one on the Tooth Fairy, will Arthur have to pay? More: D.W. is thrilled to be getting an allowance, but when she learns that Emily...

Dr. Seuss presents the letters and their sounds, and shows how the sounds join to form words.

Huckle Cat and Lowly Worm have just taken a very silly storybook out of the Busytown library. Each adventure comes to life as Huckle reads the book. Includes original sing-along songs.

Arthur's knee: Arthur's hurt his knee but he won't tell his mom, because then she'd know he'd been playing down at the dump. Can the Brain and D.W. convince Arthur to face up to it? Buster's breathless: Will Buster's friends ever treat him the same after they learn that he has asthma? The lousy week: An army of lice has descended upon the heads of Lakewood Elementary; who or what is strong enough to defeat them?

(First story) Mr. Ratburn, Arthur's teacher moves in to their house when his roof collapses. Arthur fears Mr. Ratburn will be teaching and grading him every second of the day. (Second story) Arthur and his friends decide to invent their own holiday during January when the long winter has begun to bore them. (Third story) Neighbors come together when a big blizzard in Elwood City sends all the residents scambling for supplies and shelter.

An adaptation of Richard Scarry's children's book of the same title, in which numbers come to life in a cavalcade of bunnies and buses and frogs and fishes. Designed to introduce numbers and motivate reading.

(First story) The Magic Toolbox show is coming to Ratburn's class to put the kids on TV! The kids prepare for stardom, but a behind-the-scenes star saves the show. (Second story) Arthur and his friends enter a contest to write story ideas for their favorite television show. (Third story) Arthur gets hooked on a baby show called Love Ducks, and tries to hide it from his friends.