geology

Contains twelve segments that introduce students in kindergarten through second grade to a variety of Earth science topics, including weather and seasons, storms, dinosaurs and fossils, land and water, rivers, volcanoes, and others, and features a selection of teaching aids.

Contains twelve segments that introduce students in grades three through five to a variety of Earth science topics, including earthquakes, the rock cycle, minerals, violent weather, the atmosphere, ocean movements, and others, and features a selection of teaching aids.

Presents various aspects of the earth, including its origin, weather, oceans and seas, atmosphere, living inhabitants, and possible future appearance.

Contains twelve segments that introduce students in grades six through eight to a variety of Earth science topics, including global warming, extreme erosion, rain, extinction, ocean floors, plate tectonics, and others, and features a selection of teaching aids.

A visual guide that explains the making and shaping of our planet.

Discusses the formation, surface, and waters of Earth, weather and climate, and astronomy, exploring such topics as Pangaea, volcanoes, minerals, plate tectonics, the Grand Canyon, the Everglades ecosystem, ocean wave dynamics, Earth's atmosphere, hurricanes, ice ages, the history of the moon, the International Space Station, the solar system, and the Milky Way.

Traces the history of the earth's land forms and plant and animal life, from the first emergence of land masses to the beginning of the Cenozoic era approximately sixty million years ago.