In this project for grades 3-12, explore the world around you. Use maps to identify places. Investigate the importance of nature's balance and the importance of our water supply. Track weather in various parts of the world. Conduct a global hunger buffet to experience world hunger. Make a family tree. Explore the issue of immigration and learn to appreciate the diversity in your community. Discover the meanings behind geographic names. Understand pressing global issues, such as basic human needs, interdependence, stereotypes, economics, and food distribution. Meet important global figures. Experience the lifestyles and concerns of families and youth from around the world, as well as family histories and traditions. Sample other cultures, including their communication symbols, expressions, personal greetings, foods, houses, costumes, and art. Make your own culture kits.