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Nine-year-old Georgina Williams lives in Akropong, a picturesque town in Ghana's southern highland area. It's festival time, and as the program opens, the viewers see Georgina and her Uncle Kwame visiting the local kente weaver to buy her first ceremonial dress. Georgina then attends a festival party at her friend Anita Osuwu's house, where they play traditional Ghanian games such as "Bamba Bambariya" and "Ampe." Viewers visit the Okuapemman School,...
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English
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Cari's aboard the Galapagos Explorer en route to Santa Cruz Island. It's home to the Charles Darwin Research Station, where giant sea tortoises are being bred in captivity. There are giant tortoises in the wild too, and Cari wants to see them too. At the end of a long day, she snorkels among Galapagos' friendly creatures.
Pub. Date
[2005]
Language
English
Description
This program helps us improve our map skills, using the Upper Great Lakes States of Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin as a guide. We learn about boundaries, how the Mississippi River and Great Lakes form natural boundaries, about the interstate highways that connect the cities. The three states share a common history and heritage, recognized by historic landmarks and sites that are represented by symbols on maps. We see the Capital cities of Des Moines,...
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Pub. Date
[2001]
Language
English
Description
Three case studies in Europe, Africa and Latin America show how descriptions help us understand a place. Students see how descriptive information may be based on landforms of a region, such as mountains, deserts or sea coasts. They also see how they can learn about a place by focusing on living patterns of a region - its political and economic systems, languages and religions. Exquisite videography takes viewers to West African rain forests, Alpine...
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