“Who We Are: A Journey of Humans on Earth” PART 6: “When Humans Learned to Farm”

A lonely stardust traveler discovers Earth’s gentle lights — guiding, joyful, and warm — all lit by people for one another. He transforms into a guardian star, forever watching over this planet where kindness shines brightest in the dark.

Follow the inspiring journey of Jane Goodall, from a curious young girl observing chickens in her garden to a renowned scientist who uncovered the secrets of chimpanzees and dedicated her life to protecting wildlife and our planet. This biographical story highlights patience, discovery, and how one person can make a profound difference.

Beginning Reader level: An informative guide for young readers, exploring various farm animals, their daily lives, and the care they receive from farmers. The book highlights the importance of these animals to humans and their role in farm life.

This is an informative story that introduces young readers to the fascinating world of bees. It covers where bees live, their physical characteristics, how they work in a hive, the process of making honey, and their importance to plants.

This book introduces young children to pigs. It covers basic facts about where pigs live, what they look like, and some of their behaviors, like eating and enjoying mud. Simple vocabulary and repetitive sentence structures are used to help early readers build confidence.

A Bright Adventure from the Sun to Earth

This book introduces young readers to cows, focusing on their characteristics, habitat on a farm, and what they eat and produce. It uses simple language to teach basic vocabulary related to cows and farm life.

A documentary-style picture book introducing young readers to chickens as farm animals, describing their basic characteristics and behaviors.

An introductory book about goats, focusing on their physical characteristics and life on a farm. Designed for young readers to learn basic vocabulary related to these farm animals.

A heartwarming story about a hardworking donkey who wishes to be loved like the other farm animals. Through humorous attempts to imitate a dog, he learns the value of being himself, discovering that kindness and usefulness bring their own rewards. This gently told tale combines humor and gentle lessons, perfect for young children.

This is a simple non-fiction book that introduces young readers to sheep. It covers where sheep live, what they eat, their physical characteristics like wool and legs, and the name for a baby sheep. The book also reinforces key vocabulary words.

A clear and informative nonfiction story introducing young readers to the large Ice Age animals, their habitats, lifestyles, and interactions with early humans. The text is straightforward and educational, suitable for children beginning to explore prehistoric life and natural history.