earth

A look at the polar reaches of the Arctic and Antarctica, the Australian continent, the Pacific Islands, and the world's oceans, as well as a special look at Earth in space.

A collection of poems expressing thanks and admiration for the world around us.

Contains facts about the earth's features such as the mountains, oceans, natural resources, volcanoes, highest waterfalls, largest deserts, and deepest lakes.

An exploration of the many wonders of the Earth including volcanoes, caves, geysers, rivers, mountains, rainbows, tornadoes, tsunamis, and lightning.

Provides a scientific explanation of how and why the sun sets, discusses the importance of the sun, and includes an activity and a glossary.

Simple, hands-on experiments help children learn about the planet, its atmosphere, the way it continually changes, and its properties.

Text, photographs, and illustrations offer a visual narrative of the geographical history of Earth.

Explains myths, misunderstandings, and puzzles about Earth, answering questions about the planet's formation, oceans, earthquakes, sunsets, weather, and other topics.

Explains how children can use charts and graphs to organize and study data related to the earth's formation, countries, natural events, and population.