Richardson, Joy

Introduces different weather patterns in the northern hemisphere and around the world.

Discusses where water comes from, how the seas are filled, how water gets into our homes, and water conservation.

Describes how the parts of the body work together to produce speech.

Describes how the body sends messages to the brain registering touch and sensation.

Describes how the brain works and how this complex and powerful organ interacts with other parts of the body to receive and transmit messages.

Discusses tunnels, their uses, and how they are built.

Explores works of art from every area of the Metropolitan's collections, discusses the people and the processes that make a museum work, and provides hands-on activities.

Teaches children how to enjoy and respond to art through and examination of paintings in the collection at the National Gallery in London, focusing on twelve works, each of which exemplifies a major theme in the study of art.

Text and photographs introduce the underwater world of fish, their main characteristics, and how they live.

Describes and explains various types of bridges and how they are built.