In Families of Kenya, Prince, a sixth grade boy, lives in Nairobi with his parents and older siblings. Prince helps with morning chores before going to school. After school, he rides bikes with a friend and does his homework. On the weekend, Prince's family attends church and enjoys a local festival featuring tribal dances. John, an 11-year-old boy, lives on a farm near Kangundo Town. He gets up at 5 AM, and helps tend many animals. Then it's an hour-long walk to school. We are taken on safari by John's cousin who works at the Masai Mara National Game Reserve. Watch the wondrous wildlife of Africa, including lions, elephants, zebras and hyenas. The Families of the World Series takes you on a fantastic journey to another country where you view the unique lives of two children and their families. Each program focuses on a different culture, their way of life, family interaction, foods and even celebrations. Join us in our visit to the countryside, cities, communities, schools and homes of two families—from breakfast to bedtime and all the fun-filled activities in between. This highly acclaimed series has been broadcast on Public Television.