Mz. Grundy relates a short story from the story of "Standing Bear, Freedom Fighter," part of the Great Americans of the 19th Century Series. Standing Bear was a Ponca chief. When the U.S. Government forced the Ponca to move hundreds of miles away to the Indian Territory, now the state of Oklahoma, an infant died on the journey. The good people of Neligh, Nebraska cared for her grave because her father requested it. Here's the story.

Mz. Grundy is knocked into the bay in frigid water! Here's how it looks, in slo-mo!

When steamship companies advertised to get people to come to the Klondike to search for gold, they often exaggerated how plentiful the gold was…

Mz. Grundy describes blossoming love.

Mz. Grundy learns the real problem when her tummy aches get worse and worse…

Mz. Grundy jumps for joy!

Want some good advice? Don't do what Mz. Grundy did! Don't charge a mad Mama Bear!

Standing Bear was a chief in the Ponca Nation who bravely defied the US Government when his nation was treated extremely unfairly. This clip explains why. This history presentation is a snippet from the Great Americans of the 19th Century Series called "Standing Bear: Freedom Fighter."

Mz.Grundy finds her daughter next to a mama bear in the forest. This video shows how the bear responds!

Three men who followed their dreams teach us how to change the world in the Klondike Gold Rush History Presentation. Here’s a snippet of it…