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Presents a short study of the earth's crust, describing how the continents shifted, how mountains were formed, earthquake faults, and volcanic eruptions.

Describes the water, air, soil, sky, sun, and more shared by all living creatures on Earth.

Accompanied by bears, the Earth wakes in spring, plays in summer, gets sleepy in fall, and goes back to sleep in winter.

A child explains how he and the Earth dance and sing together and take turns listening to each other.

Mother Earth writes a letter telling people about herself and asking them to take care of her for themselves and for all living creatures.

Presents an illustrated introduction to the Earth, describes the atmospheres of the other planets in the solar system, and explains the reasons why Earth is capable of sustaining life.

Examines extreme weather conditions throughout the world, discussing the hottest, coldests, rainiest and driest places on Earth.

Provides photographs and information about the destructive forces of earth, discussing the causes and effects of earthquakes, landslides, mudflows, avalanches, and other disasters; and includes advice on emergency first aid.

Describes the characteristics of Earth, including its origins and composition.

Describes the earth's birth, life forms, air, water, seasons, moving continents, interior, and future.

Through questions and answers, takes a look at Earth from its very beginnings to what it is like today.

Presents information on the geology, atmosphere, seasons, and orbit of planet Earth.

Text and pictures describe the four inner planets of the Solar System.

Presents a term related to some aspect of the Earth and its physical features for each letter of the alphabet.

Describes Earth's size, surface, and moon and presents a hands-on activity.