Introduces basic facts about the human body with instructions for related experiments and projects.

Explores the world of insects from tiny bugs to battling beetles, finding out how antennae work, what an ant's house is like, and why dragonflies can fly backward.

Examines the lives and culture of Arctic peoples before the arrival of Europeans and Americans, discussing the arctic climate, shelter, migration, hunting, transportation, diet, games, art, beliefs, and other topics; and includes instructions for a variety of related craft projects.

Discusses how the Japanese, throughout history, developed a way of life that sustained them both physically and spiritually. Includes projects such as making a kimono, paper, and sushi.

Explores the process of making and reading maps, from using sticks and clay to plot early routes, to satellites that circle the globe. Includes activities for making your own maps.

Introduces basic facts about geography, weather, and the composition of the earth with instructions for related experiments and projects.

Provides information about the physical characteristics and habits of a variety of insects with instructions for related projects.