The third hour explores Europe's last great wilderness area, stretching from central Scandinavia to the North Pole, while the forth hour travels to the ancient grasslands of Eastern Europe that are home to the red-footed falcon. The fifth hour explores the effect of man-made environmental changes in southern Europe, while the sixth hour examines how some animals cope with, and even thrive in, European cities. Then, encourage your students to submit questions to the online team and experts about their journey to the top of the world. At the companion site, explore the history of American space travel, learn about plans for the International Space Station, access classroom resources, play trivia games, participate in a Web poll, and more. Everyone's favorite neighborhood gets a new look with this site relaunch.
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