All About You

Film clips, models, microscope slides, and a lively cast of puppets are a few of the devices used to introduce first and second graders to the marvel of the human body, in a series that focuses on physical growth and development, and the importance of good health habits. This series explores children's emotions, individual differences, and cultural influences in programs designed to stimulate inquiry and generate active viewer involvement.

Louise McNamara, the television teacher, involves the viewing students, encouraging them to reply to her questions and participate actively in the lessons. Playful, whimsical, or deeply serious, she creates an atmosphere of interest and inquiry that is particularly helpful to the classroom teacher.

In 1986 All About You was chosen as one of the first five honorees elected to the New School Television Hall of Fame by Children's Television International. The Hall of Fame was "established to recognize those ITV series which have contributed the most to education and the classrooms of North America."