NASA: A Close Look At Pluto Released Friday, February 26, 2016 | 0:36: Authoritative: Explore Pluto's frozen peaks, icy plains and other landforms in this flyover animation created from images taken by the New Horizons spacecraft (2006--). Good for the classroom.
New Horizons. Best View of Pluto.s Craters, Mountains and Icy Plains | 0:50: Fantastic close-ups from the New Horizons spacecraft (2006--) flyby of Pluto on 2015 Jul14 (see Wikipedia: New Horizons, Pluto system encounter (2015 Jul14)). Short enough for the classroom.
Pluto and Charon in binary orbit | 0:10: This illustrates orbits of Pluto and Charon around their mutual center of mass (CM) which defines the local free-fall frame: i.e. inertial frame. Schematically, the mutual tidal locking Pluto and Charon is shown. Good and short enough for the classroom.
Pluto/Charon Orbit Animations | 0:43: OK and short enough for the classroom.
Pluto's atmosphere and Charon over the horizon 0:18: Artist's conception of view from Pluto with Charon perpetually in the same place in the sky relative to the ground. Good and short enough for the classroom.
Pluto and moons Charon, Nix, and Hydra in profile | 5:31: This is all pre pre-New Horizons spacecraft (2006--) and yours truly CANNOT attest to its accuracy. Too long for the classroom, but one can show a bit.

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