Where's the Water?

With its rainy winters and dry summers, Israel has adapted over the years to ensure that its environment is safe for the people who live there!

Would You Like Some Olives With That?

Did you know that the olive tree is the oldest known cultivated tree in history? Read on to learn about the significance of this resilient tree within Palestinian culture, economy and society. 

Довиждане!

I have had a wonderful time in Bulgaria these past few months! Living in another country can be challenging, but the journey is worth it. Here are some final thoughts about my experiences in Bulgaria!

Meet Joya! A 7th Grader of Bangkok

This piece is a window into the world of Joya, a Thai middle schooler in the city of Bangkok. She is kind and sweet like many Thai kids. Her school experience is more like ours than you might think!

Environment of Thailand

The constant humidity and warmth are characteristic of a tropical environment. Let's look at the interesting ways people in Thailand have adapted to and used this natural environment.

Couscous Fridays

This Field Note entry is about Couscous usually served on Fridays. 

Easter in the Country

Easter landed on April 28th here in Georgia. I made it my goal to understand the tradition.

The Deep Traditions Flowing Through The Land

What's the deal with all the temples and shrines in Japan? Let's examine this fascinating Japanese tradition together!

Best Foods of Georgia

One thing I always try when learning about a new culture is their food. Food reveals many things, including how a household is run and what produce is most abundant.

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