"A very brief introduction to the geography, various regions, and wildlife of Africa."--

"Provides a simple introduction to some of the geographical features of the continent of Asia."--

"A very brief introduction to the geography, climate, plants, and animals of Europe."--

"A brief introduction to the geography and various regions of North America."--

Today we're going to explore the continent of Europe to help you find out what it's like. As we explore this beautiful continent, we’ll show you where the mountains... the plains... and the rivers are located, and show you other things that make the continent of Europe special. When looking back from space, you can see that much of the continent of Europe consists of several peninsulas. A peninsula is an area of land that sticks out into the water...

Africa is a land located right on the Equator, the middle belt of earth. So much of Africa is warm. Many people believe that Africa is just one big jungle, but because we are learning to read a map we can see that the dark green areas of jungle and forest are found mostly along the Equator. Africa is the world’s second largest continent, and in this visually exciting program we’ll learn about the mountains, deserts, savannahs, jungles and animals...

From the North Pole to the Tropics, the North American continent offers a fascinating variety of geographic areas. Beginning with the oceans and adding in the mountains, plains, rivers, deserts and lakes, this program for the early learner, graphically builds the terrain of the North American continent up until it looks just as it does today. This visually exciting program then goes on to show how people and governments have divided the continent...