Learn that natural forces carved out the Grand Canyon over thousands of years. Observe the magnificence of the canyon with Wilson and Ditch as they gaze at it from the skywalk. Details »
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Discover how to teach a dog simple tricks by observing and rewarding their behavior in this video-enhanced activity. Details »
Explore how perspective changes our view of objects and discuss how the first images of Earth from outer space changed our perspective on the planet. Details »
Examine the impact of Rachel Carson's fable Silent Spring and discuss the issues Carson highlighted. Understand Carson's impact on the environmental movement. Details »
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