Andrew Haslam

Information about clothing, transportation, food, religion, and many other aspects of life in ancient Egypt is accompanied by a variety of related craft projects.

Provides instructions for making models of things used by indigenous peoples of North America throughout the development of their thousand-year-old civilization.

Explains the characteristics of oceans and the forces and principles which act upon them, demonstrating with experiments and models.

Experiments and activities explore the human anatomy.

Describes what exactly maps are, and what they tell us. How people used sticks and clay to plot their routes. Have satellites changed our view of Earth? Learn how the layers of a map are put together, and plan and draw your own map. By exploring mapmaking, one can find out how maps help us to investigate the world we live in.

Experiments and activities explore the world of sound.

Discusses how the Japanese, throughout history, developed a way of life that sustained them both physically and spiritually. Includes projects such as making a kimono, paper, and sushi.

Experiments and activities explore the world of plants.

Explores photography from simple pinhole cameras to cameras that use film. It explains how different parts of a camera work and shows how to process and develop your own photographs.