Childcraft-- the how and why library

Presents a study of the animal kingdom, including what they eat, where they live, how they raise their young, and describes jobs that work with animals. Includes activities.

Presents an introduction to the visual arts (crafts, painting, sculpture) and performing arts (music and theater). Includes activities.

Provides a guide containing activities involving science, history, art, and more.

A guide and index to the Childcraft library. Includes information to help parents, caretakers and teachers understand the growth, development and needs of children, and enrichment of subjects in the school curriculum.

An introduction to celebrations around the world, including month-by-month calendars of holidays, festivals, and more. Includes activities.

An introduction to geography, including landmarks, natural and man-made wonders, monuments, and more. Describes maps and map-making, how to plan a trip, and more. Includes activities.

Discusses the people and cultures of many nations, including responsibilities and customs, and how families, neighborhoods and nations throughout the world work together. Includes extension activities.

Describes the human body and the relationship of its parts to the brain. Discusses thoughts and feelings, how we grow and change, and how to take care of yourself. Includes activities.

Shows how mathematics can be fun through the use of puzzles, stories, and games.

Describes how scientific knowledge is applied to technology, and the importance of technology in our lives. Includes activities.