Good evening! My name is John and I live in 1860s Britain. My family has been discussing the origins of Father Christmas and other traditions while making decorations for our Christmas tree. Please join us! 
The remote interior of Australia, the area that is called the Outback, has been inhabited by the indigenous people of Australia for approximately 50,000 years. Let's explore the history of one of their most sacred sites, an area called Uluru. 
While we all hope for peace on our earth in the sense of world unity, sometimes Mother Earth herself can go rather crazy during the holiday season! Let's see if you can name geographic features that are formed from the letters in PEACE ON OUR EARTH! 
A large number of sculptures are found in New York City's Central Park that pay tribute to a wide variety of people from all over the world. Let's see if you can recognize the person from their nickname and a picture of their statue. 
Who doesn't look forward to strawberry season? There are so many delectable treats that can be enjoyed! See if you can answer these questions about some of my favorites! 
I have heard of war elephants, war horses, and war dogs, but are there really war pigeons? Are you serious? Yes, I am! Pigeons that carry messages are called post pigeons, and when they carry messages during war they become war pigeons! 
Henry's back! My lord, the Earl of Warwick, is here today explaining to the pages our system of government and protection. Want to join us? 
With a title meaning, "Great House", the pharaoh in ancient Egypt was not only the political leader, but also the religious leader. Viewed as a god, pharaoh was all-powerful. See if you can identify the pharaohs from the given clues. 
Henry here! In my second work on medieval occupations, we will explore jobs that are associated with the Church. Let's see what you know! 
How would the world be different today if the information stored in the Royal Library had not been destroyed? Although the answer will never be known, we may still ponder on its impact on the ancient world. 
For years every school child has heard the touching story of the Hanging Gardens. Is it possible that over the centuries the story was incorrectly told? 
The ancient Greek historian, Herodotus, called Egypt the "Gift of the Nile". How did the great river contribute to the development of civilization in Egypt? Let's see! 
In 1274 BC two superpowers clashed at Kadesh. What do you know about this ancient battle? 
In ancient Greece and Rome ladies were seen dancing at night to loud music, while playing cymbals, flutes, and tambourines. Come and dance with the maenads of mythology! 
Identify these vehicles that no longer come off the assembly line! 
Henry VIII of England went from being called "Fidei Defensor" by the pope in 1521 to being excommunicated in 1533. What on earth happened? 
Sailing back and forth between Italy and ports in the Byzantine Empire while other Europeans supposedly feared falling off the earth, Italian sailors paved the way for future discovery. Can you identify these adventurers? 
School's out, and it's time to have to have some summertime fun! Did you enjoy the same activities I did when growing up? 
Travel with me to Egypt and visit the great archaeological sites and ancient ruins. 
Identify the Christmas song from the lyrics given. The pictures may help! All contain some form of the word "heaven". 
Following you will find a list of descriptors of some of the greatest military leaders in history. Can you identify them? 
Modern DNA testing has allowed scientists to make some extraordinary discoveries regarding animal relationships. See if you can match the animal in the picture with one of its closest relatives that is either living or extinct. 
The percussion in a musical ensemble is generally called its heartbeat. So you've got the beat, do you? Luckily for you, there are lots of instruments to choose from in the percussion family. Let's check some out! 
Although these Spanish soldiers may be best known for conquering areas of the New World, it must be remembered that their activities soon also led to exploration and colonization. 
"O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree! Much pleasure doth thou bring me..." What do you know about the first Christmas tree? 
Philosophy is defined as the "study of general and fundamental problems", and has been divided into many different areas of inquiry. What do you know about the ancient Greek "lovers of wisdom" who made the first contributions to the field of philosophy? 
I'm pretty sure I have a fish at the end of my line, but it's the oddest thing I've ever seen! Can you help me identify it? 
While some revolutions result in the overthrow of a government, others radically change life. What do you know about the events leading to the Industrial Revolution in England? 
How do you do? My name is John and I live in 1860s England. My father is a barrister in the Court of Exchequer. Would you like to join us for Christmas? Please do! 
The term "revolution" is defined in part as any radical and pervasive change in society. Why was the Neolithic Revolution a major turning point in human history? 
My little grandson is totally fixated on the beautiful zebras at the zoo, and had many questions about them. Come and learn about these amazing creatures with us! 
Henry's back! My lord, the Earl of Warwick, recently welcomed a special guest - none other than Edward, the Black Prince. I am excited to tell you what I learned about him! 
While searching for Viking source readings, I found this list of "Ten Things You May Not Know About the Vikings". What do you know about their behavior and belief? 
The Caribbean Sea holds a very diverse population of marine animals. While some swim around on their own, others may have to be viewed by human divers. Come along and see what we can find! 
One trip was just not enough to see all the different animals that live in the Amazon Basin. Let's see what we can find today! 
Another day, another learn-at-home science lesson. My grandson loved the video about the life cycle of a frog so much that we watched it three times! I hope you find frogs as fascinating as he did! 
