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Fall Foliage

Fire Safety Fall marks the change of many things, including the foliage, or leaves, on many of the trees in New Hampshire.

The changes are so dramatic and unique that Fall foliage in New Hampshire has been referred to as "natural fireworks."

Explore the science and art that goes on in your backyard every Fall!

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Reading Rainbow

Airs M-F from 2:00-2:30 p.m.
reading130. Giving Thanks: A Native American Good Morning Message
This episode of the "Reading Rainbow" stresses the importance of "giving thanks." The book "Giving Thanks" narrated by Nicholson Earl Billey tells the story of a Native American family that gives thanks to mother earth of all it provides. Levar visits with a Native American family that honors the earth through it's pottery making. On a cranberry farm in Massachusetts we see how a family makes use of the earth, and kids in New York city celebrate nature by planting trees. Books used in this episode include "My First Green Book," A River Ran Wild," and "The Tremendous Tree Book."

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Reading Rainbow

Airs M-F from 2:00-2:30 p.m.
11/4 Amazing Grace (Show 802)
Grace is a little girl who wants to be Peter Pan in the school play. She runs into obstacles because she is black and female, but refuses to give in. Join LeVar on a visit with Whoopi Goldberg - Actress/comedian Whoopi Goldberg, shares some of her experiences. Scenes from many of her movies and specials are shown.Watch a female hockey player in action - Lauren is a successful hockey player in a sport that is typically all male. Discover what a boiler mechanic does - Sheila tells her story of training for a career as a boiler mechanic, and shares some of the challenges of being employed in a predominately male field.



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