How does an author choose an artist? How does an artist works? How do they decide what to draw? What do they use? What are the stages of making art?

Do you ever help somebody to do some baking? What do you like to make? What do you use? What else do you need to make something delicious?

The bees need our help. They are running out of good food to eat and places to live. People are spraying poison on crops and clearing forests to make way for new cities. People need bees. Bees go from plant to plant and help to make the plants grow. What do you think we could do to help the bees?

Do you ever think about how important the ocean is? Did you know that the oceans impact on all of us, no matter how far from the sea we live? Find out how the ocean affects the air you breathe, the water you drink and even the weather.

Throughout the world there are thousands of train enthusiasts, people who are fascinated by the power of trains. They are interested in the past development of rail transport and its effect on travel and trade. Following the history of trains makes people wonder what changes the future will bring.

The helicopter (or chopper) is an amazing machine, capable of so many more movements than fixed-wing aircraft. As well as being able to fly in any direction- forward, backward, sideways, or even straight up or down- it can actually hover in one place for a long time!

Before any road construction can begin, road planners must study the area to decide which way is best to get from one place to another. They need to know how many vehicles will use the new road, and whether it will have any bridges or tunnels.Surveyors and engineers will be needed, as well as special heavy machinery driven by skilful operators. The same careful attention is needed for repairs or changes to existing roads.

On Grace's birthday she got a big surprise. Her mother and father gave her a card with a string tied onto it. They told her to follow the string to find her birthday present. Can you guess where she went? What do you think she found at the end of the string?

In the 16th century there were many people who didn't know much about the world. They knew that planet Earth was sphere-shaped, but nobody had ever sailed right around the globe. There were still many oceans to explore and new countries and trade routes to discover. Adventurers were keen to sail in new directions to reach the other side of the world.

Have you been to a farm? What did they grow there? Can you imagine a time before there were machines to help with the work? Learn about how people stopped looking for food in the wild and started to farm animals and plants instead.