"Young children notice a lot--including skin color, race, and even injustice and racism. It can be hard to find the right words to answer their questions or to start a conversation about race. But when we don't talk about it, children often come to their own conclusions, which can include bias and stereotypes because of the world we live in. Simple conversations can help them make sense of their world and even recognize and speak up about injustice....

Marsupial Sue, a young kangaroo, finds happiness in doing what kangaroos do. Includes the lyrics and musical notation of a song about Sue.

Explores human identity drawing on biological, psychological, and social sciences to cover topics ranging from language and DNA studies to anti-aging technologies and how emotions help us to interpret the world. Organized into four general areas: the brain and nervous system; heredity and evolution; emotions and social communication; and reproduction and development. Loosely related to an exhibit of the same name at the London Science Museum.