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Contains a collection of maps, charts, graphs, photographs, flags, an facts that provide a wide range of information about the continents and countries of the world.

A collection of panoramic photographs of Earth at night taken by the light-sensitive cameras and Cupola on the International Space Station.

A comprehensive exploration of planet Earth with digital pop-out images that can be accessed with a computer and a webcam.

Provides information about Earth, explaining what it is, what is it made of, how it was formed, and why it is round, and discusses the movement of the planet, changing seasons, and navigation.

Contains footage of Earth taken from two hundred miles out in space, and shows how natural forces and humankind are altering the planet.

Introduces the geology, climate, and different environments of the earth.

"Simple text and colorful photos present record-breaking facts featuring earth science topics"--.

Explains what materials make up planet Earth and includes the lyrics to a song that can help children remember the information presented, sung to the tune of "Home on the Range.

Examines the earth that provides sustenance and support--the planet earth, the earth's surface, the living earth, and the industrial earth.

Photographs, illustrations, and Spanish text introduce children to the sun and earth, describing how the sun influences every aspect of the life cycle.

Simple text and photographs introduce the concepts of day and night and explain the rotation of the Earth.

Simple text and photographs introduce the concepts of day and night and explain the rotation of the Earth.

Text and illustrations with transparent acetate layers provide information about the inner workings of Earth's natural systems, covering volcanoes, mountains, the atmosphere, seafloor, and other topics.

"Geography: a visual encyclopedia explores every aspect of our Earth, from the core to the outer atmosphere, from the North to the South Pole, and from natural processes to human impact"--Cover verso.