Describes the history, landscape, and wildlife of the oldest, largest, and only island national park in the United States.

Chronicles how the Bill of Rights came to be, as well as the freedoms it guarantees, details each of the amendments, and demonstrates how some have affected contemporary life in the United States.

Describes the physical traits, lifestyle, and behavior of chickens and their role in providing humans with meat.

Discusses Olympic swimming and diving competitions, describing the four basic swimming strokes and the three basic diving positions.

Depicts how various animals care for their babies.

Describes the basic behavior, physical traits, and life cycles of mammals, including humans.

Describes the history, geographical features, plant and animal life, and activities to do at Yellowstone National Park.

Photographs and text describe the properties and importance of water. Includes simple experiments with water which can be done by children.

An introduction to fossils, discussing the different types, where they are found, and how they are made.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, habitat, and endangered status of manatees.