Introduces religions of the world, including Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Chinese and Native American traditional beliefs.
Presents various aspects of the Japanese landscape and economy, discussing its islands, volcanoes and other natural features, farms, transportation system, industries, and employment practices.
Presents an introduction to the people of Japan, discussing marriage, family, childhood, homes, education, jobs, leisure activities, food, and social customs.
Presents various aspects of the Japanese landscape and economy, discussing its islands, volcanoes and other natural features, farms, transportation system, industries, and employment practices.
Presents an introduction to the people of Japan, discussing marriage, family, childhood, homes, education, jobs, leisure activities, food, and social customs.
Presents various aspects of Japanese culture, including its love of nature, fine arts, theater, music, beliefs, tea ceremony, festivals, and geisha life.
Presents an introduction to the people of Mexico, discussing marriage, family, childhood, clothing and costumes, education, village life, farms, hehoes, and icons.
Presents an introduction to the people of Mexico, discussing marriage, family, childhood, clothing and costumes, education, village life, farms, hehoes, and icons.
Presents various aspects of Japanese culture, including its love of nature, fine arts, theater, music, beliefs, tea ceremony, festivals, and geisha life.
Introduces the classification of animals, discussing how animals that share only one of a number of such specific characteristics as drinking nectar or being small can in fact be very different in ot
Describes the different kinds of invertebrates and how they function without backbones, including sponges, worms, squids, crustaceans, insects, and spiders.
Provides an overview of life in the Old West of the United States, discussing such topics as early settlers, cattle ranches, wagon trains, life on the trail, law enforcement, and the Gold Rush.
