
99. Why Did People Travel with Animals Long Ago?
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What if your Christmas trip meant riding a camel through the desert or a horse-drawn sleigh through the snow? Find out how animals helped people travel long ago in this fun mix of history and science!
Keep the Christmas fun going with the No Sweat Nature Study video class all about donkeys! Kids will learn what makes these animals strong, dependable, and perfect for tough jobs, then sketch one in their nature journals as they discover just how impressive donkeys really are.
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