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At Volcano National Park in Hawaii, LeVar is only 2,000 feet from a major eruption of Kilauea Volcano. He tells about two kinds of larva and why volcanoes occur. Viewers learn what is inside our earth that causes volcanoes, as LeVar talks to volcanologists who are learning to predict eruptions. LeVar also visits an artist who creates raku pottery.
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Emma's Dragon HuntEmma's grandfather, newly arrived from China, introduces her to the power of dragons, and the ancient Chinese dragon myths. Through spending time with her grandfather, Emma learns that the dragons cause thunder, earthquakes, heat waves, and solar eclipses, as well as rainbows.
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Ed Emberley's Three Science Flip BooksThree flip books show how animals and flowers change and grow over time. For example, one flip book shows the life cycle of the butterfly, and another shows how frogs mature into adulthood.
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The Tamarindo Puppy and Other BooksAn illustrated collection of thirteen poems, written in a combination of Spanish and English.
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