This story is about water sports on the Columbia River. Cory Roeseler lives near the river and he loves water, sparts, and going fast! Roeseler also likes to make new things. What does Roeseler do with these interests? How foes he go fast?
'Taiko' is a kind of Japanese drum that people hit to make music. Taiko drumming is an ancient Japanese art and it's difficult to learn. Now, many people are practicing taiko drumming in the United States. They have a very special teacher. What makes him so special?
A National Geographic team in Botswana sets out to photograph one of the most beautiful creatures on Earth, the cheetah. Cheetahs are presently endangered and the team's goal is to emphasize their importance through photographs. Why is it difficult to photograph a cheetah? Will they succeed in getting the shots?
Every year, a group of people in Delaware have a pumpkin throwing contest. They use machines to throw pumpkins very far. The winner is the team that throws a pumpkin farther than anyone else. How do they throw the pumpkins? Who's going to win?
Camongli is a small town in Italy. People there paint in a special style called 'tromple l'oeil.' These paintings are so good, viewers think they're real things, but they're not. They're paintings! What things are real in Camongli? What things are actually paintings?
In Thailand, boxing is an important sport. Thai boys start training to become boxers at a very young age. They all want to win and become the best; a real champion. Thai boxing offers these boys many opportunities. Why is boxing so important? What makes a champion?
Colorful Crayon Art will take your child through a world of creavity with crayons-and not any crayons, either: check out the sparkly metallics and bright pop-off-the-page crayons, too. Young artists can transform a dark night into a sparkling sky with shooting stars using magical metallics on black gel paper. They can also make a fire-breathing dragon come to life with vibrant, bold colors.
Shaping Art is a fun and visually appealing series of books on Art and Crafts written for primary pupils according to the new syllabus, implemented in 2002. The books are written by two experienced art teachers who have taugh and trained teachers both in Singapore and abroad.
Mort: Last week they served a special chicken in the school cafeteria, and everyone was tickled. Mary: Why's that? Mort: They forgot to remove the feathers! Don't lose your lunch over these lunchtime jokes!