An introduction to the continent of Australia, its geographical features, people, and animals.

A simple, illustrated introduction to the continent of Africa for young readers.

Visit the continent, island, and country of Australia. View its geographical terrains and ecosystems and trace its history, culture, and economics. Then learn about Australia's neighbor, New Zealand.

"Developed by literacy experts for students in grades three through seven, this book introduces young readers to the geography and culture of Denmark"--Provided by publisher.

Meet Stevie the Kiwi, an adventurous creature who will take students on a whirlwind trip to compare and contrast the human geography and landscapes of Australia and New Zealand. The Miniclip includes concepts such as geographical mapping, population, and natural and built environments.

Take a look at the famous Great Barrier Reef, the world's longest coral reef Cairns, the capital of Brisbane and venture into the Daintree Forest, which remains unchanged since dinosaurs roamed the earth.

North America is perpetually reinventing itself. The continent is also a wild world of rivers, plains and ice, where iridescent-colored deserts lie alongside luxuriant valleys and mountains holding many a secret. From the Far North to the Deserts of Utah, from the Rockies to Death Valley, the sites it features are on the scale of the continent itself. A Far North among the Earth's oldest; "Great Plains" born from the sea; a vast mountain in the middle...

Simple text and full-color photos explain how caves form and why they are an important landform.

Simple text and full-color photos explain how canyons form and why they are an important landform.

"Simple text and full-color photos explain how glaciers form and why they are an important landform"--Provided by publisher.