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UNITS INCLUDED ON THIS CD:
Celebrate Explorers! Parts 1 &
2
In medieval Europe, the boundaries of the known
world were very small. Great explorers such as Marco Polo and Columbus forever changed society’s understanding of geography through their
explorations. In these two units, learn more about these brave explorers and the history of exploration with lessons in character education,
science, art and literature.
Geography for All! Parts 1 & 2
Geography: without it we would be lost! It is through geography that we learn about each
other, different cultures, and the many amazing natural wonders found on the beautiful planet that we call home. In unit one, learn about
geography and culture, and in unit two, learn about the amazing world of maps, which guide us through our world!
Rivers of the World
The strength of the River has shaped our land.
The waters carry stones from the mountains to the sea, and it provides transport from coast to inland. Learn about the rivers of the world
and all we can do to keep them clean and beautiful.
2002 Year of the Mountain
Mountains are some of the largest and most
spectacular landforms on earth. How are mountains formed? Why are mountains so important? Learn the answers to these questions and others in
this unit that will take you to the highest heights!
Celebrate the United Nations!
What does the United Nations do to promote peace on the planet and ease suffering around
the globe? Learn more in this cross-curricular unit on this complex and unique organization!
World Peace
The United Nations has declared this decade, 2001-2010, the International Decade for a
Culture of Peace and Non-Violence for the Children of the World. In this unit, explore what world peace means and what it will take to
achieve it.
Recycling for Our Future
It is estimated that every person in the U.S. creates over 4 pounds of garbage each day.
As the human population increases, the dangers to our environment multiply. Learn more about recycling and what you can do to help our
world.
Earth Day, Every Day
Nothing is more important to the health of
Earth's diverse environments than the activities of the humans who inhabit it. Learn about Earth's wonders, the dangers that threaten them,
and the human actions that can protect them.
Stock Market Simulations
Learn what the stock market is, how it works, and what it means to invest. Stock market
simulations are a great way to add spice to your math studies!
Flags of the World
Have you ever watched the Olympics and found
that you knew quite a few of the world's flags? Learn more about these flags and the symbolism, ideology and history they represent.
A Look at Australia
Come and explore the "land down under."
Australia has some of the most beautiful natural environments in the world. There are deserts, rainforests, and savannas to explore. See how
unique the world's smallest continent really is!
South American Culture and
Geography
South America has about six percent of the
world's population and covers approximately one-eighth of the land surface on earth. Its people represent a variety of backgrounds and
cultures. Learn more about this diverse continent!
Exploring Afghanistan
Afghanistan is a country with a complex past.
The current events in this landlocked country of Asia dominate the news but how many of us know about its rich historical roots? Learn more
about the land, the people and the history of Afghanistan.
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