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SCIENCE Curriculum-related
Why was the 2011 tornado season in the U.S. so extreme, and, with advanced warning systems, why did so many die?

SCIENCE Curriculum-related
Find out from Michael Mosley and James Wong the power food has to create cravings in our brains.

American Literature Curriculum-Related
With their father away at war, the March sisters come to terms with their new life.

Social Studies Curriculum-Related
Notes left in the margins of this 1775 Almanac give us insights into how loyalties strained families during the Revolution.

SCIENCE Curriculum-related
Why was the 2011 tornado season in the U.S. so extreme, and, with advanced warning systems, why did so many die?

American Literature Curriculum-Related
Examine the literary double life of this celebrated author, who wrote scandalous works under a pseudonym.

Nature Curriculum-Related
See the astonishing wildlife and people of the Nile, the world's longest river.

SCIENCE Curriculum-related
Meet pioneering meteorologist Ted Fujita, who transformed our understanding of tornadoes.

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