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Grades 2-5
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different regions of the world is essential to appreciating the growing connections
between countries and people. Spanning six continents and covering 52 countries, this
series introduces students to the physical characteristics of each place, from geographic
landmarks to capitals, and to the social, political, historical and cultural features that
make each country unique. Through the eyes of a child host, students are able to observe
aspects of daily life, including food, school, climate, transportation and recreation.
Students will recognize the richness and diversity of different countries and cultures
as well as those commonalities of human life that unite children, families and communities
around the world. An excellent resource for country studies and world geography units!
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Welcome to Algeria! In this program, students begin their travels
in the capital city of Algiers, where they will stroll through the Kasbah,
hear the muezzin’s call to prayer and enter an Islamic mausoleum. Then,
it’s off to an orchard in the countryside to pick oranges. Throughout the
program, students will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history,
climate and politics of Algeria, including how most of the country is actually
uninhabited desert! Before their journey ends, students will explore Ghardaia,
a city built on the edge of an oasis.
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Welcome to Argentina! In this program, students will travel to
the capital city of Buenos Aires, where they will motor down the Avenue
of July 9th to the Cabildo, the city’s town hall. Next, it’s time to enjoy
a submarino — a glass of hot milk with a melted chocolate bar in it — before
hunting for traditional native jewelry in one of Buenos Aires’ many shops.
Throughout the program, students will learn a little about the cultural
traditions, history, climate and politics of Argentina, in addition to
attending a fútbol game. GOOOAALL! Students will trek to the Argentinean
countryside and watch a polo match before wending their way up one of the
many rivers of the El Tigre delta to shop from a floating grocery store.
¡Buen viaje!
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Welcome to Australia! In this program, students begin their
journey in the city of Sydney, where they will listen to Aboriginal
people play a didgeridoo and perform a ritual dance before visiting
the zoo to see some of Australia’s most famous species: koalas, kangaroos
and echidnas. Throughout the program, students will learn about some of
the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Australia, including
how most of the population lives on the coast. After a surf lesson and a game
of Oztag, a mix of football and rugby, students will travel to the Blue Mountains
and take in the scenic beauty. G’day mate!
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Welcome to Austria! In this program, students begin their journey in the city of
Innsbruck, where they will attend a Palm Sunday procession and see some of Austria’s
native animals in the zoo. And it wouldn’t be a trip to Austria without some downhill
skiing in the Alps! Throughout the program, students will learn about some of the cultural
traditions, history, climate and politics of Austria, including the importance of music to
the national identity. The students will take a road trip to Salzburg and play in the
gardens of Mirabell Castle before visiting the home of one of the most famous composers
of all time — Mozart.
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Welcome to Belgium! In this program, students will start their trip in Binche to visit
the International Carnival and Mask Museum before traveling to Linkebeek to hunt for treasures
at an outdoor market. Next, it’s off to Brugge for a guided tour through the city’s canals.
Brussels, the capital city, awaits them, and students will learn about "Mini-Europe,"
touch the wishing stone and marvel at the colorful Comic Strip Museum. Throughout the program,
students will learn a little about the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of
Belgium, in addition to discovering some of Belgians’ favorite snacks, like waffles, french
fries and chocolate. Students will round out their trip by visiting the battlefield at Waterloo
and taking a sailing lesson.
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Welcome to Bolivia! In this program, students will begin their travels in the city of
La Paz. Here, they will see the Parliament Building, walk through the colonial district, look
around the mysterious Witches Market and visit a fortune teller. Throughout the program, students
will learn a little about the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Bolivia,
including a trip to Andes Street, where kids rent colorful costumes to celebrate the end of
the school year! Students will hike through Moon Canyon on their way to the La Paz Zoo, where
they will meet llamas, vicuñas, toucans, condors and tapirs. The journey will close with a
jaunt through the city of Copacabana on the way to Lake Titicaca, where students will witness
an ancient Incan ritual. ¡Buen viaje!
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Welcome to Brazil! In this program, students will tour the city of
Rio de Janeiro, starting with a trip to an outdoor market to sample some
delectable fruits and a stroll through Tijuca National Park, a tropical
rainforest located in the middle of the city! After a lunch of feijoada,
a pork and black bean stew, students will visit the Imperial Palace and
the Niterói Contemporary Art Museum. Throughout the program, students
will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and
politics of Brazil, including how the country got its name from a tree.
At the culmination of the journey, students will experience the bright
lights and big crowds of the spectacular Sambodrome to do some
partying — Carnival style!
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Welcome to Cambodia! In this program, students will begin their travels
in the village of Takmao and get a glimpse of daily life, including going to
school. Then, on a field trip to the Royal Palace in the city of Phnom Penh,
students will discover some of the legends surrounding the establishment of the
capital. Throughout the program, students will learn a little about the cultural
traditions, history, climate and politics of Cambodia, and they will also visit
the market to sell some mangoes. Students will then witness a Buddhist ceremony
at the pagoda of Wat Phnom. The journey will come to a close with a boat trip
on the Mekong River to the Temple of Angkor to marvel at the beauty and wonder
of the ancient structure.
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Welcome to Canada! In this program, students will begin their journey with some
snowshoeing in scenic Gatineau Park. From there, they’ll travel to Ottawa and start their
tour of the capital city by attending the Winterlude carnival and watching dog-sled races.
Throughout the program, students will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history,
climate and politics of Canada, including how most of the vast country is actually unpopulated.
After a visit to the Canadian Museum of Civilization, students will do some ice skating on Rideau
Canal and snack on maple taffy before marveling at the ornate ice sculptures in Confederation Park.
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Welcome to Chile! In this program, students will begin their journey in the
village of El Alfalfal, located in the Andes Mountains, where they will shop for
copper jewelry. Next, it’s off to the capital city of Santiago to see the governmental
palace and the Plaza de Armas. Throughout the program, students will learn about some
of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Chile, including its
national symbol — the rare and endangered condor. Students will complete their travels
by heading south to a village outside the city of Valparaiso, where they will snack on
humitas and dance the cueca.
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Welcome to China! In this program, students will tour Shanghai and experience what the
immense city has to offer, starting with shopping in a traditional market before taking
an elevator to the top of the sky-high Oriental Pearl TV Tower. Then, it’s off to the
Nanshi district for a stroll through the beautiful Yuyuan Garden and a visit to a Buddhist
temple to burn some incense. Throughout the program, students will learn about some of
the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of China, including how many
people in China ride bicycles instead of drive cars. After sampling some delicacies
in a teahouse, students will complete their journey with a visit to the modern Shanghai
Grand Theatre to watch a time-honored Yueju performance.
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Welcome to the Czech Republic! In this program, students will start their
journey in the city of Trinec for some sightseeing before taking a bike ride out
to the countryside and cruising along the border that the country shares with
Slovakia. Next, it’s off to the capital city of Prague to climb the tower on
Petrin Hill and see the Orloj, also known as the Prague Astronomical Clock.
Throughout the program, students will learn about some of the cultural traditions,
history, climate and politics of the Czech Republic, including how the country was
once a member of the Soviet Union. Before their journey ends, students will watch
an impromptu puppet show and listen to a traditional Slavic folksong.
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Welcome to Denmark! In this program, students will take a bike ride through
the capital city of Copenhagen to see the Vor Frelsers Church and walk up its spiral
staircase before visiting Christiania, a separate village within the city. Next, pedal
over to Strøget, the main shopping street, and watch some street performers. Throughout
the program, students will learn a little about the cultural traditions, history, climate
and politics of Denmark, including the Danes’ use of windmills to produce energy and
help keep their environment clean. Students will encounter famous faces at Louis
Tussaud’s Wax Museum, ride a roller coaster at Tivoli Gardens and take the train
to the town of Odense to visit the childhood home of Hans Christian Andersen.
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Welcome to Estonia! In this program, students will travel to the capital city
of Tallinn for a look at its fortified walls, churches and Parliament building. Wander
through the outdoor markets to shop for juniper-wood trinkets, amber jewelry and
marzipan candies. Throughout the program, students will learn about some of the
cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Estonia, including the ethnic
and religious diversity of the population. Take a drive out to the countryside to
have a picnic among the many restored farmhouses, and stroll on one of the stony
beaches of the Baltic Sea. The journey will come to a close by dining in an authentic
Estonian restaurant.
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Welcome to Finland! In this program, students will travel to the capital city of Helsinki,
where they will tour the grand cathedral in Senate Square before heading over to the outdoor
shops of Market Square to buy some fresh strawberries. Yum! Throughout the program, students
will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Finland,
including how the northern part of the country experiences months of daylight or darkness at
a time, depending on the season! Students will take a road trip to a quaint cottage in the
countryside and spend time relaxing in a sauna on the edge of a lake.
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Welcome to France! In this program, students will travel to the capital city of
Paris to see some of the city's most famous sites: the Eiffel Tower, Champs-Élysées,
the Louvre, Notre Dame de Paris and the Bastille. Throughout the program, students will
learn some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of France, in addition
to some of the things that France is known for — like cheese, wine and cafés. Before the
journey ends, students will hike through the lush countryside, wander the beautiful gardens
of Château de Breteuil, visit the elegant shops on the Avenue Montaigne and shop at a
boulangerie for a baguette. Bon voyage!
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Welcome to Germany! In this program, students will travel to the capital city of Berlin
and see some of its famous sights: the Reichstag, the Brandenburg Gate and the Berlin Wall among
others. Students will operate a printing press in the German Museum of Technology and play a
harpsichord in the Museum of Musical Instruments. Throughout the program, students will learn
some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Germany including how important
the automobile industry is to Germany's economy. Before the journey ends, students will wander the
halls of the Sanssouci Palace, attend Easter service at the Berlin Cathedral and shop for sweets in
a store with replicas of famous German buildings made out of chocolate!
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Welcome to Greece! In this program, students will begin their
travels in the capital city of Athens, where they will stroll through
the National Gardens, watch the changing of the guard at the Parliament
building and snack on mezes at an outdoor cafe. And it wouldn’t be a trip
to Greece without a stop at the Acropolis! Throughout the program, students
will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and
politics of Greece, including how the country is actually made up of over
2,000 islands! After a trip up to the top of Mount Lycabettus, students
will head to the coastal town of Porto Rafti for a boat ride before attending
an Easter celebration.
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Welcome to Guatemala! In this program, students set off from Guatemala City,
the nation’s capital, to travel to Antigua Guatemala and see Pacaya, an active
volcano. After a quick stop to buy some exotic candies, it’s off to Chichicastenango
to shop in the outdoor market and witness a Maya ritual. Throughout the program,
students will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and
politics of Guatemala, including how volcanic sediment makes the soil excellent
for farming. Before their journey ends, students will explore the Maya ruins at
Tikal and encounter some critters at the wildlife preserve in Monterrico.
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Welcome to Iceland! In this program, students will trek across the countryside,
where they will discover volcanic rocks, giant craters, indigenous animals and a tectonic
fault line. Swim in a naturally heated swimming pool before going to a greenhouse where
Icelanders grow coffee, tomatoes, bananas and cacti — even during an Arctic winter! Throughout
the program, students will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and
politics of Iceland, including their use of geothermal energy from hot springs. After visiting
a Viking museum, students will encounter what the capital city of Reykjavík has to offer. And
no trip to Iceland would be complete without taking a relaxing dip in a geothermal lagoon.
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Welcome to India! In this program, students travel to the city of Dehradun,
where they will begin their journey with a stroll through a park commemorating Mahatma
Gandhi, enjoy a glass of lassi, a frothy yogurt drink, and try on a sari, a traditional
garment worn by Indian women. Throughout the program, students will learn about some
of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of India, including how the
cow is a sacred animal in India! After a visit to a Hindu temple and the sacred site of
Sahastradhara, students will sit down for a meal of chicken tandoori and naan. At the
journey’s culmination, students will visit the mausoleum of Ram Rai, watch a cricket
match and partake of one of India’s most popular pastimes — going to the movies!
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Welcome to Indonesia! In this program, students will travel to the island of Java to
tour the capital city of Jakarta. The journey begins with a trip to the top of the Monas monument,
an obelisk celebrating Indonesian independence, and continues with prayers in the Istiqlal Mosque,
one of the largest mosques in Southeast Asia. After shopping in an outdoor market, students will
stroll through the Old Batavia section of Jakarta and take a boat ride along the waterfront.
Throughout the program, students will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history,
climate and politics of Indonesia, including how only about 6,000 of Indonesia’s roughly 17,000
islands are inhabited! The students’ journey will culminate with a trip to Taman Mini Indonesia
Indah, a theme park featuring pavilions that display the breadth and depth of Indonesian culture.
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Welcome to Ireland! In this program, students will travel from the town of
Limerick to the capital city of Dublin. Along the way, they will hear a Celtic
myth on the shore of Lough Gur, navigate the narrow hallways of Bunratty Castle
and marvel at the Cliffs of Moher. Throughout the program, students will learn
about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Ireland,
including the custom of telling supernatural tales. Students will enter an ancient
Celtic tomb and play a game of hurling — Ireland’s national sport.
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Welcome to Israel! In this program, students will travel to the capital
city of Jerusalem, where they will visit the Knesset building and leave a note
at the Wailing Wall before wandering through a souk — an Arab market. Throughout
the program, students will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history,
climate and politics of Israel, including the country’s importance to the Jewish,
Christian and Muslim faiths. Students will finish their journey by taking a trip
to a synagogue and sitting down to dinner on the Sabbath. Shalom!
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Welcome to Italy! In this program, students will travel to the capital
city of Rome to see the Vatican and the Parliament building before stopping at
a cake shop for some treats. Throughout the program, students will learn about
some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Italy, including
how the different regions of the country have their own dialects and styles of
cooking. After browsing through the cutting-edge fashion in some of Rome’s posh
stores, students will explore the ruins of the Roman Forum. And no trip to Italy
would be complete without sitting down in a restaurant for a big plate of pasta!
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Welcome to Japan! In this program, students begin their journey in the capital city
of Tokyo, where they will attend a traditional festival. Next, students will ride
the famous bullet train rail system, Shinkansen, and see Mount Fuji on their way to
the town of Kamakura to visit an ancient Buddhist temple. Throughout the program,
students will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and
politics of Japan, including how the emperor was once considered a living god!
After dining on sushi, students will travel back to downtown Tokyo for a glimpse
of the Imperial Palace and a chance to play video games in one of the city’s
massive arcades.
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Welcome to Jordan! In this program, students will travel to the capital city of
Amman and wander through the ruins of a Roman amphitheater on the way to a souk — an Arab
market — to shop for spices to make mansaf, a traditional Jordanian dish. Throughout the
program, students will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and
politics of Jordan, including an introduction to the Bedouins, a nomadic tribe. Before
their journey ends, students will visit the Folklore Museum, listen to the muezzin call
the faithful to prayer and travel through a narrow canyon to the ancient city of Petra.
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Welcome to Kenya! In this program, students begin their journey in the capital city of
Nairobi, where they will visit the National Museum, watch a traditional tribal dance and
take a matatu, or share taxi, to an open air market for some shopping. Throughout the program,
students will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of
Kenya, including how most Kenyans belong to one of over 40 different ethnic tribes. Students
will go on safari to marvel at Mount Kilimanjaro, explore a Masai village and see elephants,
zebras and gazelles in their natural habitat at Amboseli National Park.
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Welcome to Lebanon! In this program, students will begin their travels in the
capital city of Beirut. While there, they will tour a few churches, nibble on mezzé
at an outdoor restaurant and wonder at the ruins of 17 different ancient civilizations,
which were uncovered during excavations. Throughout the program, students will learn about
some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Lebanon, including the
rebuilding of Beirut after 15 years of conflict. After strolling on a boardwalk along the
Mediterranean Sea, students will end their trip with a surprise — a drive to the resort
town of Faraya for some skiing!
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Welcome to Madagascar! In this program, students will begin their travels in the capital
city of Antananarivo to shop in an outdoor craft market for gemstones and tour the palace at
the Royal Hill of Ambohimanga. From there, it’s off to the mountainous region outside the city
to witness artisans crafting metal pieces — all by hand! Throughout the program, students will
learn about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Madagascar, including
why its nickname is "The Great Red Island." Before their voyage ends, students will come
face-to-face with some rambunctious critters at the Lemurs’ Park wildlife preserve.
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Welcome to Mali! In this program, students will travel to the capital city of Bamako
on the banks of the Niger River. While there, students will ride in a group taxi and see some
of the city’s monuments on the way to a bustling outdoor market. Then, students will sit around
a "talking tree" and listen to a griot, or traditional oral historian, sing. Throughout
the program, students will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and
politics of Mali, including how desertification is threatening Mali’s agriculture. Before their
journey ends, students will navigate the Niger to reach the rustic village of Segoukoro, where
they will meet the chief and visit the tomb of King Biton Mamary Coulibaly.
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Welcome to Malta! In this program, students will begin their travels by boating in the
waters surrounding the capital city of Valetta to see the ramparts — fortifications once used to
repel pirates! Once back on land, they will visit an outdoor market and attend a ceremony honoring
a battle known as the Great Siege. Throughout the program, students will learn about some of the
cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Malta, including the importance of the Knights
of the Order of Malta to the national identity. After taking a ferry to the island of Gozo, students
will complete their journey by cruising through the crystal-clear waters of a grotto.
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Welcome to Mexico! In this program, students will tour Mexico City and take in some of the
capital’s most famous sites: the Zócalo, Templo Mayor, the Castillo de Chapultepec and the Basílica
de Guadalupe, among others. Students will witness an ancient Aztec dance and watch the high-flying
antics of the voladores. Throughout the program, students will learn about some of the cultural
traditions, history, climate and politics of Mexico, including how Mexico City was once Tenochtitlán,
the Aztec capital! Students will navigate the canals leading to the floating gardens of Xochimilco
in a trajinera. And it just wouldn’t be a trip to Mexico without listening to a mariachi band play
"La Cucaracha." ¡Olé!
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Welcome to Mongolia! In this program, students will travel to the capital city of Ulaanbaatar.
While there, they will tour the Museum of Natural History, watch a play rehearsal at the National
Theater of Mongolia and spin a prayer wheel at the Buddhist Gandan Temple. Throughout the program,
students will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Mongolia,
in addition to listening to khoomii singers who are able to sing more than one note at a time.
Before their journey ends, students will trek out to the rustic steppe and spend some time in a
yurt — a circular dome tent used by Mongolian nomads.
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Welcome to Morocco! In this program, students will tour the city of Marrakesh,
starting with exploring Bahia Palace in the medina, the city’s old quarter, and wandering
through a lively and crowded souk to browse among all the fantastic items for sale: dates,
carpets and even pet iguanas! Throughout the program, students will learn about some of the
cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Morocco, including how serving mint
tea is a symbol of hospitality. After visiting the Koutoubia Mosque, students will dance
to the mystic rhythms of Gnawa music and then take in the sights and sounds of Djemma el-Fna
Square.
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Welcome to Myanmar! In this program, students begin their journey in a small village,
where they will visit a Buddhist monastery before heading to the neighboring town of Bago to
attend Nat Pwe, a festival honoring spirit-guardians. Next, it’s off to Yangôn, the country’s
largest city, to see the famous Shwedagon Pagoda. Throughout the program, students will learn
about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Myanmar, including how
Buddhism plays a central role in daily life. Students will get a chance to witness shin pyu,
a Buddhist ceremony of initiation.
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Welcome to the Netherlands! In this program, students will begin their travels in the
capital city of Amsterdam. While there, they will cruise the city’s canals, walk on the deck of
a replica merchant vessel and visit the house where Anne Frank hid during World War II. Throughout
the program, students will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and
politics of the Netherlands, including how a part of the country is actually below sea level! After
touring the Van Gogh Museum and Madurodam, a miniature replica of the Netherlands, students will
see how cheese, a popular food in the Netherlands, is made.
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Welcome to Norway! Students will travel to the city of Bergen and shop in an outdoor
fish market. They will then visit the historic neighborhood of Bryggen and take a cable car
to the top of Mount Floyen to gaze at the wonderful view. After that, it’s off to a parade
in celebration of Constitution Day. Throughout the program, students will learn about some
of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Norway, including the country’s
economic reliance on timber and oil. Students will even journey back in time on a visit to
a replica Viking village, where they will experience a day in the life of a Viking!
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Welcome to Peru! In this program, students will travel to the capital city of Lima.
While there, they will watch some surfers in action, shop at the craftsmen’s market and
witness traditional dances representing the three geographic regions of the country.
Throughout the program, students will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history,
climate and politics of Peru, in addition to how to make ceviche — raw fish marinated in
lime juice. Yum! Before this journey ends, students will see the presidential palace and
discover the different animal wildlife found in Peru on a visit to the Lima Zoo.
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Welcome to Portugal! In this program, students will travel to the capital city of Lisbon
to snack on pastéis and shop for salt-cod at a fish market. Then, it’s time to brave the chilly
waters of the Atlantic for a surfing lesson. Throughout the program, students will learn about
some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Portugal, including how the
country’s Arabic heritage is still prevalent today. And before their journey ends, students
will visit an outdoor market in the historic town of Sintra.
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Welcome to Romania! In this program, students begin their journey in the capital city of
Bucharest. While there, students will observe Martisor, a holiday celebrating the arrival of spring,
in addition to visiting the Dambovita River and the Triumphal Arch. Throughout the program, students
will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Romania, including
how the 15th-century prince, Vlad Tepes, served as the inspiration for the character of Dracula in
the novel by Bram Stoker. After a blessing from an Orthodox Christian priest, students will travel
to the countryside to see the historic region of Transylvania's most famous sites: the quaint
village of Brasov, the Carpathian Mountains and Bran Castle, also known as Dracula's Castle!
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Welcome to Russia! In this program, students begin their travels in the capital city of
Moscow to see some of its famous sights: Red Square, the Kremlin, the Bolshoi Theatre and the
Duma, Russia's National Assembly building. After admiring the colorful spires of St. Basil's
Cathedral and experiencing Mass in a Russian Orthodox Church, students will shop in a market
for traditional Russian fare. Throughout the program, students will learn some of the cultural
traditions, history, climate and politics of Russia including how some symbols of communism
are still prevalent in Moscow today. As the culmination of their journey, students will head
out to the snow-covered countryside to vacation at a dacha and grill shashlyk over a barbeque
before ice-skating on a frozen lake. Dosvedanya!
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Welcome to Rwanda! In this program, students begin their travels in the capital city of Kigali.
There, they will browse through an outdoor market after experiencing a quiet and reflective moment at
the Kigali Memorial Centre — a memorial built to remember those who fell victim to the genocide of 1994.
Throughout the program, students will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate
and politics of Rwanda, including how agriculture is important to Rwanda’s economy. Students will
leave the capital and travel to the countryside to help harvesters pick tea leaves. Then, it’s off
to the province of Nyanza to visit a former royal residence, watch Intore dancers perform and encounter
some monkeys and gorillas in a natural game reserve.
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Welcome to South Africa! In this program, students begin their journey by taking a driving tour
through Kruger National Park and catching a glimpse of the exotic wildlife. Then, it’s off to Cape Town
to visit the natural history museum, the aquarium and the District Six Museum, which commemorates the
displacement of black South Africans. Throughout the program, students will learn about some of the
cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of South Africa, including the country’s struggle
to overcome apartheid. Students will travel to a protea flower farm before getting up close and
personal with some big cats at a cheetah breeding center.
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Welcome to Spain! In this program, students will tour the capital city of Madrid and visit some
of the capital city's famous sites such as the Wax Museum of Madrid and the Mercado de San Miguel, a
covered market filled with fresh produce and seafood. Throughout the program, students will learn some
of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Spain including how the different regions
of Spain have their own governments and sometimes their own languages! And it just wouldn't be a trip
to Spain without sitting down in a tapas bar-- a restaurant that serves a variety of delicious foods
for sharing.
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Welcome to Sweden! In this program, students will begin their travels in the capital
city of Stockholm. Here, they will walk the winding cobblestone streets of the Gamlestan and
attend a military parade celebrating Flag Day to get a glimpse of the Swedish royal family.
After that, it’s off to Drottning Street for some shopping. Throughout the program, students
will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Sweden,
including how the Nobel Prizes are awarded in Stockholm each year. After a visit to Skansen,
an open-air cultural museum, students will take a ferry to the island of Vaxholm and enjoy
the scenic countryside.
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Welcome to Switzerland! In this program, students will enjoy the scenic beauty of the
mountain village of Bätterkinden before heading off to Bern to visit some of the capital city’s
most famous sites: the bear pits, the Swiss National Bank, the Federal Palace and the Kunstmuseum,
among others. Throughout the program, students will learn about some of the cultural traditions,
history, climate and politics of Switzerland, including how Bern got its name as the result of a
hunting trip! Before the journey ends, students will watch the moving chime show at Bern’s
renowned clock tower, marvel at the highly ornamented gate at Bern Cathedral and sample some
delicious cheese fondue.
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Welcome to Turkey! In this program, students will tour the city of Istanbul to see what
it has to offer, starting with crossing the Bosporus Strait and visiting the Archaeological Museum.
After perusing the fabulous rugs for sale in a local market, it’s off to Hagia Sophia to marvel at
the Christian and Islamic artwork adorning its walls. Throughout the program, students will learn
about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of Turkey, including how part
of the country is in Europe and the other part is in Asia. After observing prayers in a local mosque,
students will participate in the Sugar Festival by visiting neighboring houses and collecting sweets
and money!
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Welcome to the United Kingdom! In this program, students will tour the capital city of
London to see some of its most famous sites: the Palace of Westminster, Big Ben, Buckingham
Palace and Borough Market. After a meal of fish and chips, students will meet a couple of
British policemen, more famously known as "bobbies," play soccer and watch a game of cricket,
the U.K.'s national sport. Throughout the program, students will learn about some of the
cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of the United Kingdom, including which
constituent countries actually make up the U.K. At the end of the journey, students will
catch a glimpse of the majestic red deer in Richmond Park before taking a boat ride up the
Thames River.
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Welcome to the United States! In this program, students will trek through the capital
city of Washington, D.C., starting with a stroll through the neighborhood of Georgetown. Next,
it's off for a sightseeing tour of some of D.C.'s most famous places: the Jefferson Memorial,
the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial and the Capitol Building. Throughout the program,
students will learn about some of the cultural traditions, history, climate and politics of the
United States, including how over 23,000 people work at the Pentagon alone! After exploring the
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, students will visit the Washington National Cathedral
before sitting down in a diner for some typical American fare: cheeseburgers and French fries.
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Welcome to Venezuela! In this program, students begin their journey in the rural
Barlovento region, where they will see how chocolate is made from freshly picked cacao beans.
Then, it’s off to the capital city of Caracas for a walk through Bolivar Plaza and a trip to
the zoo. Throughout the program, students will learn about some of the cultural traditions,
history, climate and politics of Venezuela, including the country’s place as one of the world’s
leading oil producers. After browsing through the outdoor shops of El Hatillo, students will
take a cable car up Mount Ávila and trek over to the rustic village of Galipán.
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Welcome to Vietnam! In this program, students will travel to Ho Chi Minh City to wander
the Botanical Gardens, watch a traditional puppet show and shop for shrimp in the Binh Tây market.
Students will even get a taste of the nightlife by going to a karaoke club for some spirited
singing! Throughout the program, students will learn about some of the cultural traditions,
history, climate and politics of Vietnam, including the importance of the Mekong Delta to
Vietnamese agriculture. After witnessing a cleansing ritual at a Buddhist temple, students
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