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CATALOG OF
CLASSROOM
TEACHING FILMS
FOR GEORGIA SCHOOLS CATALOG NO 13
FOR 1983 1985
AudioVisual Unit
Division of Instructional Media Services
Georgia Department of Education
2054 Twin Towers East
Atlanta Georgia 30334
Charles McDaniel State Superintendent of SchoolsSTATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
James F Smith Chairman
IstDist Dent L Temples JrVidalia
2nd Dist Richard C Owens Ocilla
3rdDist John M Taylor LaGrange
4th Dist Pat G KjorlaugDecatur
5th Dist Mrs Bernadine Cantrell Atlanta
6th Dist Larry A Foster SrJonesboro
IthDist James F Smith Cartersville
8th Dist Mrs Kathryn Jasper Macon
9th Dist Hollis Q Lathem Canton
10th Dist Mrs Carolyn Huseman Athens
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Counties Served by Each Library
ATLANTA FILM LIBRARY
Reba J Taylor Manager
1066 Sylvan Road S W Atlanta Georgia 30310
JACKSON
JASPER
LAMAR
LUMPKIN
MADISON
MARION
MERIWETHER
MONROE
MORGAN
MURRAY
MUSCOGEE
NEWTON
OCONEE
OGLETHORPE
PAULDING
PICKENS
PIKE
POLK
STATESBORO FILM LIBRARY
Lennie K Howard Manager
Box 2025 GSC Statesboro Georgia 30458
BANKS ELBERT
BARROW FANNIN
BARTOW FAYETTE
BUTTS FLOYD
CARROLL FORSYTH
CATOOSA FRANKLIN
CHATTAHOOCHEE FULTON
CHATTOOGA GILMER
CHEROKEE GORDON
CLARKE GREENE
CLAYTON GWINNETT
COBB HABERSHAM
COWETA HALL
DADE HARALSON
DAWSON HARRIS
DEKALB HART
DOUGLAS HEARD
HENRY
BALDWIN
BIBB
BLECKLEY
BRYAN
BULLOCH
BURKE
CANDLER
CHATHAM
COLUMBIA
CRAWFORD
DODGE
DOOLY
EFFINGHAM
EMANUEL
EVANS
GLASCOCK
HANCOCK
HOUSTON
JEFFERSON
JENKINS
JOHNSON
JONES
LAURENS
LIBERTY
LINCOLN
LONG
MCDUFFIE
MCINTOSH
MACON
MONTGOMERY
PEACH
PULASKI
PUTNAM
RABUN
ROCKDALE
SCHLEY
SPALDING
STEPHENS
TALBOT
TALIAFERRO
TOWNS
TROUP
UNION
UPSON
WALKER
WALTON
WHITE
WHITFIELD
WILKES
RICHMOND
SCREVEN
TATTNALL
TAYLOR
TOOMBS
TRUETLEN
TWIGGS
WARREN
WASHINGTON
WILKINSON
TIFTON FILM LIBRARY
Kenneth R Gailey Manager
State Department of Education ABAC Station PO Box 18 Tifton Georgia 31793
APPLING
ATKINSON
BACON
BAKER
BEN HILL
BERRIEN
BRANTLEY
BROOKS
CALHOUN
CAMDEN
CHARLTON
CLAY
CLINCH
COFFEE
COLQUITT
COOK
CRISP
DECATUR
DOUGHERTY
EARLY
ECHOLS
GLYNN
GRADY
IRWIN
JEFF DAVIS
LANIER
LEE
LOWNDES
MILLER
MITCHELL
PIERCE
QUITMAN
RANDOLPH
SEMINOLE
STEWART
SUMTER
TELFAIR
TERRELL
THOMAS
TIFT
TURNER
WARE
WAYNE
WEBSTER
WHEELER
WILCOX
WORTH
County assignments will be changed if it is found that this will speed film shipments
in
3e3INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF NEW FORM IN ORDERING FILMS FROM STATE FILM LIBRARIES
A SAMPLE FORM IS REPRODUCED BELOW EACH SPACE YOU WILL BE CONCERNED WITH
BEARS AN ALPHABETICAL DESIGNATION WHICH WILL BE DESCRIBED BELOW
Alphabetical
Designation
B
C
DEF
GHI
K
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Instructions for Use
Catalog Number For your first choice enter the catalog number from our Catalog
of Classroom Teaching Films Catalog No 13 and future Supplements
Title Enter the title of your first choice in this space
Date Wanted Enter the date of your first choice in this space
For your second choice enter the required information in D E F in the same man
ner called for in A B C above
For your third choice enter the required information in G H I in the same man
ner called for in A B C above
Ship On DO NOT FILL IN THIS SPACE This is the date we expect to ship the
film to you and will be filled in by the library at the time of confirmation
Mail Back Date DO NOT FILL IN THIS SPACE This date will be filled in by
the library at the time of confirmation Note that you should place your returning
film in the mail before or no later than the date indicated
Ship To In this space you should type the name of your film coordinator your
school and your complete school mailing address
School Number You should place your school number immediately following
and on the line with the name of the film coordinator shown in Section L You
have been assigned a school number which will not change It is a constant num
ber which should appear on each and every order you place with us
127211
REFER TO THIS NUMBER IN WRITING
ABOUT THIS BOOKING
FROM
STATE DEPT OF EDUCATION
AUDIO VISUAL SERVICE
1066 SYLVAN RD SW ATLANTA GA 30310
1ST
2ND
3RD
CATALOG NO
A 744
D 7418
G 7084
SHIP
TO
CITY
AND
STATE
TITLE
B GIRLS AWARE
E I WILL FIGHT NO MORE FOREVER
H JUST FOR THE FUN OF IT
L Ms Samantha Baines E97 M
Jubal A Early High School
123 Wistful Vista Drive
Punky Stump Georgia 30027
CONFIRMATION
OF
BOOKING 1
DATE WANTED
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MAIL BACK DATE
THIS MATERIAL MUST BE
PLACED IN MAIL ON OR
BEFORE THIS DATE
HOLIDAYS
FOR THIS
MONTH
THIS CONFIRMS BOOKING AS INDICATED ABOVE
IF UNUSABLE AS BOOKED REQUEST CANCELLATION
DO NOT REWIND FILMS
IVGENERAL INFORMATION
This general catalog Number 13 reflects the lease
of a large number of new titles In addition many
older obsolete titles have been removed from inven
tory Please refer to this catalog when preparing your
order as it replaces all previous editions
Catalogs are provided to all schools registered the
previous year New schools registering must contact
the library serving their area for catalogs Catalogs
are provided each school according to the number of
film library registrations
Supplementary catalogs of new titles are sent out
each summer between the printings of the general
catalog The second supplement and each one there
after is a compilation of all previous supplements
Whenever possible general or supplementary cata
logs will be printed and mailed to each school by
preplanning time
RESTRICTIONS ON FILM USE
Films listed in this catalog are expected to be used by
the organization group or individual ordering them
The following restrictions must be kept in mind
1 No admission charge can be assessed for show
ings
2 Films may not be used for closed circuit or
broadcast television without prior permission
from the producer
CATALOG INFORMATION
All films are 16mm and sound only The following
information is available under the alphabetical list
ing
A Recommended Audience Level
p Primary K3
Elementary 46
Junior High 79
Senior High 1012
College Adult
Teacher
Teacher Education
B Running time of each film is listed in minutes
C A distinctive number assigned to each film to help
in booking and shipping This number must be
included for every title requested
D Color films listed as being in color No distinction
is given for black and white titles
E Production year of film
F Film description
G An abbreviation following each description giv
ing the name of the producer andor distributor of
the film A key to these abbreviations begins on
page x
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FREE PRACTICE FILM
Practice films of approximately 150 feet are avail
able upon request for training purposes Practice
films are booked for a twoweek period
Schools desiring to own their own practice film may
secure good footage by mailing a serviceable 400 foot
reel and can to the library serving their area Foot
age will be mounted on the schools reel as a practice
film and will be returned to the school Orders for
this service will be filled when time permits
BOOKING OF FILMS
In fairness to all schools submitting orders the
monthly bookings of films are staggered One month
school orders will be booked from A to Z second
month Z to A third month L back to A fourth
month M to Z and so forth Orders are due 30 days
in advance of the first day of the month requested
Late orders are booked last according to the date
received
CONFIRMATION OF BOOKINGS
Confirmation of bookings white order slips are
mailed to each school the day the order is booked or
the day following Each coordinator will then know
up to 30 days in advance the date of shipment films
booked and the mail back date All films not booked
are unavailable due to prior booking film damage or
quota already booked This information will enable
the teacher to better plan her program ahead of time
MAIL BACK DATE
All films must be mailed from the school on the mail
back date listed on the white confirmation slip and
card When returning films make sure all four locks
are secured on film cases otherwise films fall out of
cases and are lost in Post Office or transit
REELS
Each school must provide its own projector and one
each of the following sizes of reels
400 ft capacity reel
800 ft capacity reel
1200 ft capacity reel
1600 ft capacity reel
No other sizes are used in the exchange program
VIDEOTAPING FILMS
Information about videotaping rights to films in this
catalog can be obtained from the Division of In
structional Media Services 2054 Twin Towers East
Atlanta Georgia 30334STUDENT TEACHERS
As a policy for providing assistance to education in
Georgia the State AudioVisual Service extends film
service to student teachers The following rules and
regulations apply to this phase of the teachers educa
tion program
1 Student teachers upon arriving at their station
should contact the schools film coordinator and
become familiar with utilization procedures
2 Student teachers cannot use films if their school
is not registered for regular film service
3 Films used by student teachers are not consid
ered a part of a schools regular quota
4 Student teachers are to order films only for their
own use and not for any other person or purpose
5 One or two films per week per student teacher
will be considered a normal quota
6 All student teachers are to send in orders
through their school coordinator
7 Films may be ordered any week of the student
teaching period but when ordering films allow
at least ten days for processing and shipping
before first date wanted
8 Each order must include the name of the student
teacher ordering as well as the film coordinator
9 Damage rewinds and other infractions will be
charged to the participating school
10 Immediately notify your film library of any ir
regularities in service
11 Requests for student teachers should be on same
type of forms as regular requests Additional
forms will be provided on request
INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROJECTING FILMS
1 Do not run any film borrowed from this Depart
ment on a silent projector State Department
films are all sound and must be shown on a
16mm sound projector
2 Be sure that the film track and aperture of the
projector are cleaned after each reel of film is
run
3 Allow only an experienced projectionist to run
the projector and see that the projectionist re
mains near the machine at all times so that it
can be cut off if damage starts to occur
4 When ready to project a film remove it from the
film case Remove the small piece of masking
tape used to hold down the front end of the film
Save this piece of tape for holding down the film
end before returning to the plastic shipping case
5 Thread the film into the projector carefully
seeing that the film is properly engaged in
the sprockets and that the loops are carefully
formed above and below the film gate After
threading the machine roll by hand if the
provision is available or switch the motor on
briefly and then off so as to observe the film
movement for proper threading Be sure to
use the same size of reel for the takeup as
the one the film is mounted on
6 After starting the projection of the picture feel
the film after it comes from the machine to the
takeup reel Frequent feeling of the film permits
detection of any damage that may be occurring
Damaged film feels rough or torn and by twisting
the film into the light reflections scratches can
easily be detected
7 After the film has been run remove the reel of
film from the takeup position stick down the
film end and return it to its proper case
8 Be extremely careful when rewinding films as
there is always danger of breaking films
9 After the last showing stick the film end down
with the masking tape provided and return to
the proper case Before mailing be sure to check
each film to see that is not rewound place in
the proper case and turn over the address card
on the outside of the case for mailing back to the
film library
10 Film projectors and films are the most commonly
used and expensive AV equipment in a school
Clean projectors regularly as recommended and
get a projector checkup each summer by a
qualified audiovisual repair center
VI
IffrREGISTERING FOR SERVICE
At preplanning time the principal or film coordina
tor at each school should register for film service by
filling in Form AV1 Registration for Film Serv
ice enclosing a check for the registration fee and the
first months film order and mail to the film library
serving the schools area Consult location of film
libraries on page III of this catalog Forms for reg
istering schools and requesting films are mailed
during August to all schools registered the previous
year All schools registering for the first time must
call or write their film library for full information
and forms
FILM COORDINATOR DUTIES
Basic duties of the film coordinator are to
Prepare all monthly requests for films
Receive and distribute the material to the teacher
requesting it
Assist teachers with equipment seeing that mate
rials are previewed and properly used
Make request for films to be used for student
teachers
Follow the Detailed Instructions for Coordina
tors as listed below
DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS FOR
COORDINATORS
1 Register the school using Form AVI with the
film library serving his area Necessarily weekly
film quotas per registration must be changed at
times One may elect to receive a double film
quota by paying a double fee The film library
will inform each school what the current film
quota will be by preplanning week
All requests must be made by the appointed
coordinator on official request forms Requests
are to be typed or printed and must include on
each part of the threepart form the name of the
coordinator full school name and address Zip
code and any holidays for that month If a rubber
address stamp is used then each part of the
request form must be individually stamped since
impressions will not carry through the special
paper used for the forms See Order Form fac
simile on page IV
All film requests are to be made and submitted
on a monthly basis only 30 days in advance
Submit September and October requests togeth
2
er Do not send first request before preplanning
week
4 The request forms provide spaces for second and
third choices
5 If one registers after the beginning of the school
year he should allow at least ten days between
the time his monthly request is mailed and the
first date wanted He should proceed for the
remainder of the month and include the follow
ing months order if desired
6 One must always give correct titles and catalog
numbers for each film Instructions are provided
on the white confirmation sheet for instances
when it is necessary to cancel films prior to
shipping date Returning film cases should be
inspected to prevent
Films in wrong cases
Films rewound
Films on damaged or hubtype reels
Films on wrong size of reels
7 A paper seal is placed on each film reel after
inspection If a film is returned unused but the
inspection seal is broken it is considered a re
wind
8 DO NOT REWIND FILMS after showing One
should rewind films only when he is ready to
reuse them
9 FILM DAMAGE is normally caused by inexperi
ence dirty projectors and carelessness A borrower
should clean the projector before use and request
practice reels for inservice training
One should never use any type of tape for
repairing a broken film Good projection
techniques call for running off about three
additional feet of film rethreading if neces
sary wrapping around the takeup reel and
continuing projection
11 Arrangements should be made in a coordinators
school to handle his AV duties while he is away
from school
12 The coordinator should always contact the film
library as soon as possible about irregular serv
ice to his school
In order that films can be ready for January
shipment the last play date prior to Christmas
vacation will be approximately the second week
of December Please be certain that all films are
returned to the film library before the seasonal
holidays
10
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vnKEY TO ABBREVIATIONS OF PRODUCERS
SPONSORS AND DISTRIBUTORS
A Academy Films
AAA American Automobile Assoc
AAHPER American Association for Health Physi
cal Education and Recreation
AALG American Association of Land Grant
Colleges
AB Arthur Barr Productions
AB Allyn Bacon Inc
ACI Applied Concepts Inc
ADP Avalon Daggett Productions
AEFAmerican Economic Foundation
AETNA Aetna
AFAncona Films
AFBAmerican Foundation for the Blind
AG Austin Green Productions
AH Alfred Higgins Productions
AlAthletic Institute
AIMS AIMS Instructional Media Services
AITAgency for Instructional Television
ALAlmanac Films
ALAAmerican Library Association
ALDAlderman Films
ALDEN Alden Films
ALL Allendor Productions Inc
ALT Audivision Language Teaching Service
AMCAmerican Mining Congress
AMOAmerican Oil Company
AMP Association of Media Producers
ANT Anthology Films
AP Audio Productions
ARGOArgo Films
ASFAssociation Films
ATAtlantis Productions
ATH Athena Films Inc
AVED Audio Visual Education Films
AVF Avis Films
B Babbitt
BC Berry College
BEN Benchmark
BFABailey Film Associates
BlBirad Film Corp
BISBritish Information Service
BMCBook of the Month Club
BRF Brandon Films Inc
BTBumpaTel
BWBradley Wright Films
BY Brigham Young Films
C Coronet Films
CAMCambridge Films
CAR Carousel Films
CBC Childrens Book Council
CCA Charles Cahill Associates
CCB Clarke County Board of Public Educa
tion
CCMCrowell Collier Macmillan Inc
CCUS Chamber of Commerce of the United
States
CDC California Dairy Council
CEF Creative Education Foundation
CEN Centron Films
CENCOCenco Educational Films
CF Castle Films
CFD Classroom Film Distributors
CFDC Campus Film Distributors Corp
CFICounseling Films Inc
CFS Creative Film Society
CGW Communications Group West
CHU Churchill Films
CHS Chicago Horticultural Society
Cl Cereal Institute Inc
COF Cornell Film Company
COL Colburn Assoc Inc
CONConsolidated Films Inc
CONT Contemporary Films
CROWN Crown Films
CSFSA California State Food Service Associa
tion
CU Columbia University
CWFColonial Williamsburg Films
DA Department of the Army
DANA Dana Productions
DAV Davidson Films
DCPA Defense Civil Preparedness Agency
DER De Rochemont Association
DOUDoubleday Company Inc
DUDu Art Film Labs Inc
DUP DuPage College
V
E Eastman Kodak Company
EA Epilepsy Association
EAMES Eames Charles and Rae Prod
EAS Eastin Film Co
EB Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational
Corporation
EH Edward Harrison Pictures
ENV Environmental Films
ETSEducational Testing Service
ETVEducational Television Service
Georgia
FFrith Films
FC Film Comm
FlFilms Incorporated
FILMFAIR Filmfair Communications
FLFleetwood Films Inc
FM Film Modules
FMC Ford Motor Company
FON Films of the Nations
FR Franciscan Films
FRC Film Research Company
FWPFrank Willard Productions
GA Gateway Productions
GAC Georgia Advisory Council for Vocational
Education
GDE Georgia Department of Education
GDNRGeorgia Department of Natural
Resources
GDPP Georgia Department of Public Parks
GE General Electric Corporation
GFP Grover Film Productions
vinGC General Learning Corporation
MGeneral Motors Corporation
Z General Services Administration
Ul Guidance Films
jA Handel Film Corporation
HAR Harper and Rowe
HEJ5 Herbert Kerkow Inc
fFE Hollywood Film Enterprises
N Henk Newenhouse Inc
rjNP Heidenkamp Nature Pictures
VF Happy Owl Productions
f Hlt Rinehart and Winston Co
M5h Highway Safety Foundation
fAda Cason Gardens
IDEA Idea Films
IPBInternational Film Bureau
FF International Film Foundation
rjlIndependent Film Producers Company
r Instructional Media Services
INTInterlude Films
pIdeal Pictures
fpInternational Sound Films
5 fInstitute of Scrap Iron and Steel
bU Iowa State University
lu Indiana University
JJournal Films
JAP Johanna Alemann Films
JiJpJohnson Hunt Productions
bJohn Sutherland Productions
JW Jackson Winter Productions
B Knowledge Builders
Kleinberg Ernest
KN Knapp Mary
KS Ken Stambaugh
LLane Films Inc
AC Lockheed Aircraft Corp
LAGC LaborersAGC Education and Train
i pa ing Fund
pLearning Corporation of America
p Larry Dawson Productions
Lh Library Films Inc
W Lewis Jacobs
LM Lockheed Managers Associates
L Lumbermans Mutual Casualty Co
LUB Lobett Productions
MACM MacMillan
JAf Mid America Films
I Martin Moyer Productions
GH McGraw Hill Text Films
U Murl fusing Productions
MEDG Media Guild
MEDIA FIVE Media Five Film Distributors
MF Matt Farrell Productions
MbMelvin Gordon Productions
bMoody Institute of Science
mm Modern Learning Aids
MM Metropolitan Museum
MMFMorven Medical Films
Narcotics Education Inc
rgAbbP National Association of Secondary
School Principals
NBC NBC Educational Enterprises
NEA National Education Association
MNational Educational Media
NEP National Education Program
NF Norwood Films
NFBC National Film Board of Canada
c National Film and Video Center
NGFNational Golf Foundation
MRNational Institute of Mental Health
Z National Instructional Television Center
NMTBA National Machine Tool Builders Asso
ciation
NORNorthern Films
NBA National School Board Assoc
NSPB National Society for the Prevention of
Blindness
NTVN National TV News
NYSDC New York State Department of Com
merce
NYSDE New York State Department of Educa
tion
NYSE New York Stock Exchange
NYU New York University
NVF NeubacherVetter Film Productions
G Oceania Productions
OF Official Films
SU Ohio State University
OXF Oxford Films Inc
p Pathe
PAProfessional Arts Inc
PAFPark Films
PG Pepperdine College
PP pat Dowling Pictures
pEACH Peach
PERF Perspective Films
PFPizzo Films
PFC Petite Film Co
PPPPyramid Film Productions
fSPromethean Films South
bPPaul Hoefler Productions
pHOENIX Phoenix Films
pc Pictura Films
pOR Portafilms
P0S Popular Science
pp Pathway Productions
p0Protestant Council City of New York
Li Progressive Pictures
PbU Pennsylvania State University
KU Productions Unlimited
oA Rari9 Presentation Services Inc
HADMRadim Films Inc
Jjp Robert Davis Productions
HF Radius Films
EC Rothschild Film Corporation
HbA Robert Saudek Associates
SAN Sandier
fSavannah Chamber of Commerce
bCMAScholastic Magazine Inc
5x Southern Council of Optometrists
bUbDA Southern California State Dental Asso
ciation
f JSid Davis Productions
bA Savannah District Authority
bthSoutheastern Films Inc
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SEFPSouthern Educational Film Productions
SEM Seminar Films
SFSterling Films
SFAScope Films Association
SFFSmart Family Foundation
SH Shaw Productions
SlG Sigma Educational Films
SlU Southern Illinois University
SM Simmel Meservey
SMSGSchool Mathematics Study Group
SNE Society for Nutrition Education
SPCA Southern Pulpwood Conservation
Association
SR Stuart Reynolds Productions
SRA Science Research Associates
SREB Southern Regional Education Board
SSU Stout State University
STStar Film Company
STAStanton Films
SU Syracuse University
TABTabletopper Productions
TAE Teaching Aids Exchange
TAPTaylor Productions
TELTelesound Studios
TEXTURETexture Films Inc
TF Teaching Films Inc
TFCTeaching Film Custodians Inc
TH Thorne Films
TLTimeLife
TOM Tompkins Films
TRA TV Radio and Film Commission Meth
odist Church
TVATennessee Valley Authority
DC University of California
UEVA Universal Education Visual Arts
UGA University of Georgia
DM University of Minnesota
UNW University of Wisconsin
UOKUniversity of Oklahoma
UPA United Productions of America
USC University of Southern California
USDA US Dept of Agriculture
USDS US Dept of State
USNAVC United States National Audio Visual
Center
VDE Virginia Department of Education
WD Walt Disney Productions
WELWellman Productions
WEXWexler Film Corp
WMH William H Harlow
WOMBAT Wombat Productions Inc
WRU Western Reserve University
WSBWSBTV Atlanta Ga
WSU Wayne State University
WWSWeston Woods Studios
X Xerox Films
XIXicom
HA IS FOR ATOM
sc 16 minutes 5252 color 1953
Illustrates how scientists have learned to utilize the energy of the
atom and apply it in the service of mankind Uses the solar system
to explain the electrical forces which hold an atom together
Describes radioactivity and the operation of a particle accelerator
Discusses how the heat from controlled fission can be utilized for
generating power throughout the world Also mentions the use of
nuclear energy for ships space travel research agriculture
industry and medicineGE
A TO Z OF WALKING SAFELY
p 10 minutes 941 color 1970
Uses various letters of the alphabet to promote good traffic conduct
for the pedestrian Points out that people walk in the street like
letters of the alphabet J Walker crosses the street carelessly and
the G Walker is always gawking Gives rules for walking
wiselySD
ABACUS THE SECOND EDITION
pec II minutes 892 color 1965
Reviews the development of counting techniques Shows children
using an openend abacus for grouping in addition and regrouping
in subtraction Also shows the use of a removable stick as a zero or
place holder Relates number values to money values Suggests
trying out the ideas shownAVF
ABC OF CHEMISTRY
ejs 8 minutes 1453 color
Illustrates a series of simple chemical experiments on oxygen and
hydrogen regarded as basic in a first course in chemistry such as
the use of phenolphthalein to recognize hydroxides and the mixing
of hydroxides and acids to give salts and water Shows the
composition of waterhydrogen and oxygenby simple experiment
and the use of voltametersodium potassiumdemonstrations of
oxidation and combustion by series of simple experimentsAL
ABC OF HIGH ENERGY IGNITION
js 17 minutes 5005 color 1977
Animation and live action help explain the basic principles of
automotive electricity and point out the difference between the old
ignition system and the HEIGM
ABC OF PUPPETS
pej 20 minutes 4016
Shows the steps in making a puppet Demonstrates the formation of
the head decorating and dressing Follows with detailed opera
tions of making more complicated puppets with builtup features
Concludes with the building of a simple puppet theatre and the
operation of puppets by childrenBFA
ABC OF THE AUTOMOBILE CHASSIS
js 15 minutes 4972 color 1972
The flow of power from engine to wheels in an automobile is
explained through animation and modelsGM
ABC OF THE AUTOMOBILE ENGINE
js 15 minutes 4966 color 1972
Cutaway models and animation illustrate the workings of an
internal combustion engineGM
ABC OF THE CATALYTIC CONVERTER
js 11 minutes 199 color 1973
Animation and live action illustrate how the converter works and
how it reduces automotive emissionsGM
ABC OF THE DIESEL ENGINE
js 15 minutes 4975 color 1980
Basic principles of how a Diesel engine operates are illustrated
through the use of animation and cutaway modelsGM
ABC OF THE GAS TURBINE
js 15 minutes 4976 color 1973
Animation and colorful working models help illustrate the princi
ples of a gas turbine engineGM
ABE LINCOLN THE BOY AND HIS STEPMOTHER
ejs 21 minutes 4496 1950
A warm tender story of Lincolns stepmother Sally Bush Lincoln
who sensed something deep and strange in the boy and who won
him over Because of her determination and fondness for Abe she
guided him along the path that eventually led him to greatness
CAR
ABOUT NOTHING
46 7 minutes 2080 color 1973
General Interest
This unusual animated story about a character called nothing
teases the mind in a delightful and challenging wayX
ABOUT THE HUMAN BODY
ej 15 minutes 4812 color 1960
Uses a boys visit to a doctors office for a physical examination as
the occasion for a discussion of the more important body systems
Uses animation to explore the functions and uses of bones
ligaments and muscles Shows the working of the nervous respiratory
digestive and circulatory systemsCHU
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
js 20 minutes 4737 1951
Reenacts incidents in Lincolns life which characterize him as an
outstanding exponent of human freedom Traces interesting events
of his early boyhood which reveal his character and point to his
several careers Associates familiar Lincoln quotations with the
incidents which prompted themEB
ABRAHAM LINCOLN A BACKGROUND STUDY
js 15 minutes 4028 1951
Illustrates the places in which Lincoln grew up and worked by
liveaction photography animated maps threedimensional repro
ductions photography of preserved or restored locations and old
pictures A log cabin Lincolns home in Springfield the White
House Midwest countryside a lawcircuit court house Gettysburg
and the Ford Theater are shown Many memorial statues are
pictured as Lincolns speeches and writings are quotedC
ACCESS TO LEARNING
ct 20 minutes 4580 color 1970
Documents the efforts of four elementary school teachers to
provide students with opportunities to use thinking behaviors
opportunities to compare classify generalize and inferbased on
the belief that the teacher who provides the child with opportunities
to develop skill in thinking provides him with access to learning
OSU
ACID LSD
jcs 27 minutes 7002 color 1971
From the death of a boy on LSD to the success of LSD treatments in
curbing alcoholism Acid explores the unpredictable power of this
chemical tiger Trips good and bad are portrayed and discussed by
young acid takers So is their apathetic life style Scientists report
research on LDS and point out major areas in which answers have
yet to be found Relationships of LSD to creativity to love to the
ego are examined objectivelyEB
ACIDS BASES AND SALTS
s 20 minutes 4219 color 1959
Surveys briefly the early theories of Arrhenius and the later theories
of Bronsted and Lowry and Lewis Uses the Arrhenius or classical
definition of acids bases and salts to explore the properties and
uses of these important chemical compounds whose water solutions
contain ions Shows the household and industrial uses of each of
these compounds and the ways of preparing them commercially and
in the laboratoryC
ACNE ITS NOT YOUR FAULT
ejs 26 minutes 7181 color 1980
This film skillfully guides young people through the facts about
acneshowing the causes dispelling the myths offering practical
advice about treatment and suggesting when professional help
would be advisableMMFACTING WITH MATURITY
Js II minutes 2036 color 1969
Points out that dating family life friendship and school present
young people with situations that may result in immature behavior
Shows that how a person feels is as important as how he acts and
that decisions require thinking before acting considering the
feelings of others and facing up to difficult situationsC
ACTION AND REACTION
ejs 10 minutes 1505 1957
Demonstrates how various animals ranging in size from a water flea
to a work horse react to foreign stimuli The viewer sees that such
reaction can be due to instinct as well as the process of trial and
ciT orAL
ACTION AND REACTION
jsc 15 minutes 5522 color 1957
Develops Newtons Third Law in a logical series of demonstrations
and experiments Shows forces working against a spring and
against a fixed object Uses familiar material whenever possible
but employs special techniques to make visible the presence of
forces inside solid objectsBFA
ADAPTATION IN PLANTS
ej 17 minutes 5058 color 1962
Illustrates the variety of environments in which plants survive and
shows adaptations developed by various plants for survival and
reproduction within their own environment Points out the role of
man as a mediator of environment when he modifies living
conditions of plants and then must provide protection for them
Encourages viewers to search for examples of plant adaptations in
their own surroundingsIU
ADAPTATIONS OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS
ej 14 minutes 4136 color 1957
Shows the adaptation of living things to environment for foodgetting
and for protection Selective views and directed observation of a
variety of plants and animals lead pupils to an awareness of the
principle of adaptation so important to survivalC
ADDITION
Pe 13 minutes 5117 color 1973
First we visit a Town Fair and experience how addition saves time
in counting Then through graphics animation and live film se
quences we see some of the other ideas connected with addition
the commutative property the addition table the role of zero in
addition the associative property place value and expanded num
bers and regrouping Finally by buying some jacks and marbles
m a store we see how the addition algorithm can help us to find the
sum of a pair of two digit numbersJ
ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
t 30 minutes 7306 color 1965
Defines subtraction as both an inverse of addition and a relative
f fj of a del t To be used following
Jrltt Addon From he Mathematics for Elemen
tary School Teachers Series SMSG
ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION TECHNIQUES
t 30 minutes 7308 color 1965
Develops techniques of addition and subtraction through an inves
tigahon of the properties of addition for applicability of subtraction
To be used following Addition and Subtraction From the Mathe
matics for Elementary School Teachers SeriesSMSG
ADDITION FOR BEGINNERS
P 11 minutes 1158 color 1966
After reviewing the concepts of set number and numeral the film
explores and develops the nomenclature and symbols of addition
Illustrates the law of order addition with zero the use of the
number line and the law of grouping Shows how these concepts
and rules complement one another to help in problem solving C
ADVANCED PERCEPTUAL TRAINING PHASE C
ct 9 minutes 2006
Presents experiences that aid the mentally retarded student in
making decisions and drawing conclusions Shows manipulated
devices such as the slot box electric maze the Ferris wheel and
Lili7on8yTHNOTE 0rdr thJS flm fr0m th Atata ilm
ADVENTURES OF A BABY FOX A STORY IN RHYME
PeJ 13 minutes 4978 i955
Tells in verse the story of a baby fox and his experiences as he
journeys through the woods Also identifies the plants and animals
which he encountersEB
ADVENTURES OF A CHIPMUNK FAMILY
P 11 minutes 144 1959
Tells the story of a chipmunk family and its babies from early
spring to the beginning of winter Shows the newborn chipmunk
babies and their training period during the early summer Also
shows actual views of a chipmunk digging his burrow collecting
his store of food and settling down for the winter restEB
ADVENTURES OF BUNNY RABBIT
P 10 minutes 119 1037
Shows the characteristics and habits of rabbits in their natural
environment Follows young Bunny Rabbit as he strays from the
family burrow in search of some lettuce He encounters an
assortment of animals A farmer sees him nibbling lettuce in his
greenhouse but Bunny escapes to his forest homeEB
ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN
eJs 40 minutes 9004 1946
An abridged version of the feature film based on Mark Twains
book Presents the major episodes of the story Hucks flight
home his journey down the Mississippi with the runawfy s
Jim and their encounter with the fraudulent King Louis XVII
and Duke of Bridgewater Stresses loyalties as we as the
humor and pathos of the storyFI
ADVENTURES OF WILLIE SKUNK
Pe 10 minutes 570 iQSI
Tells the story of Willie one of a family of five baby skunks who
go ou with their mother 0 find food one day They runfno al
sorts of adventures including a curious cow that wfll frigMen
a fiwfleVT T 0n Tw Chdren BobbS
ane find Willie far from home By being very slow and careful
SSSZSSr him
ADVENTURING IN CONSERVATION
VI 14 minutes 4813 color 1959
Shows boys and girls as they discoverthe interdependence of plants
and animals in natures communities how man destroys or uC
these communities and the importance of natural Jour es and
what one can do to conserve them Sets forth camping practices that
will help conserve natural resourcesIU Pracces that
ADVERTISING INFORMATION PERSUASION OR DECEP
jsc 12 minutes 101 coor 197
Every purchase represents an attempt to satisfy needs and desires
on many different levels from the most practical 0 the COm
levels Starting from this premise and employing a light but critical
Si distinguishVfweln flXESS
and manipulative uses of advertisingJ
AESOPS FABLES III
e 12 minutes 5547 color 1967
AnHT hreefables The Boy Who Cried Wolf The Wind
And The Sun and The Crow And The Pitcher Uses drawTgs
to illustrate the narration of each fableMCGH arawnSsAFRICAN FAUNA REVISED EDITION
ejsc 11 minutes 1400 color 1957
Shows scenes of such animals as waterbuck impala cheeta
crocodile elephant zebra lion giraffe and hippopotamus in their
natural surroundings Photographed in Kenya Colony Uganda and
the Belgian CongoPHP
AFRICAN GIRL MALOBI
ej II minutes 765 color 1960
Shows life in a native village work of the parents
marketing rebuilding mud houses and other activities A
young girl tells how her life is changing and of her
yearning for an educationAT
AFRICAN WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
ejs 11 minutes 913 color 1957
Explains that the onceabundant wildlife of the earth is receding
before the march of civilization Shows the Kruger National Park as
a perpetual sanctuary for the many creatures indigenous to the
Transvaal in South AfricaPHP
AGE OF DISCOVERY
jsc 16 minutes 4392 1957
Uses drawings to present the conditions existing in Europe from the
Crusades to Magellan which led to the age of discovery Tells the
trade with the East following the Crusades the Renaissance and
the capturing of Constantinople by the Turks Explains the discon
tent existing because of the heavy tolls imposed by the Turks and
the Italian trade monopoly which led to attempts to discover new
passages to the East Describes the defeat of the Spanish Moors and
tells of the voyages of Diaz Columbus Vasco da Gama Cabot
Vespucci and Magellan Concludes by emphasizing the three
conditions necessary to lead to an age of discovery felt needs
new inventions and men of courage and visionMCGH
AGE OF DISCOVERY ENGLISH FRENCH AND DUTCH
EXPLORATIONS
ejs II minutes 1381 1956
Depicts the explorations and routes of the early explorers of
America Traces the routes of Cabot Verrazano Cartier Frobisher
Drake Raleigh and Hudson Shows the increased activities of the
French English and Dutch after Drakes defeat of the Spanish
Armada Describes the attitudinal change in Europe resulting in a
shift from the search for a path to the Orient to a recognition of the
new land as suitable for colonizationC
AGE OF DISCOVERY SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE EX
PLORATIONS
ejs 9 minutes 656 1950
Tells the story of Spanish and Portuguese explorations in the
Western Hemisphere Discusses the contributions of early middle
and late explorers from each country including Prince Henry the
Navigator Diaz Columbus Da Gama Magellan Balboa Ponce
de Leon Cortes Coronado De Soto Pizarro and othersC
AGGRESSIVE IMPULSE THE
js 18 minutes 6136 color 1977
Is the urge to be violent inborn or learned Does it differ from
species to species Is there any way we can control it in human
society This film looks at these questions and comes up with some
interesting observations Human history has been full of killing
and as the world becomes more crowded ways of controlling
aggression are an absolute mustEB
AGING OF LAKES THE
js 14 minutes 4408 color 1971
After introducing geologicaland ecological factors of normal
aging of lakes the film zeroes in on how man is speeding up this
natural process showing examples of indiscriminate disposal of
fertilizers sewage and industrial wasteEB
AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION MAN AS FOOD PRODUC
ER
js 20 minutes 5650 1970
Describes the great transformation in which man gradually
changed the base of his life from hunting and gathering to
cultivation and domestication of plants and animals Portrays the
enormous consequences of the agricultural revolution for man and
how the revolution continues in modern timesMCGH
AIDS FOR TEACHING THE MENTALLY RETARDED SE
RIES
A series of five films developed to improve coordination balance
dexterity skills in perceiving attention span and reasoning ability
in the mentally retarded child See alphabetical listing of each title
for description Use each film in the order listed below NOTE
Order these films from the Atlanta Film Library onlyTH
MOTOR TRAINING PHASE A
INITIAL PERCEPTUAL TRAINING PHASE B
ADVANCED PERCEPTUAL TRAINING PHASE C
INTEGRATED MOTORPERCEPTUAL TRAINING
PHASE D
SHELTERED WORKSHOP PHASE E
AIDS TO NAVIGATION FOR BOATMEN
jsc 25 minutes 7169 color
This film presents various aids to navigation including light
houses lightships loran and elements of the buoyage system
GDNR
AIR ALL AROUND US REVISED EDITION
pe 11 minutes 611
1963
Presents a number of classroom demonstrations and everyday
situations which illustrate concepts concerning air pressure con
traction and expansion of air the weight of air and the work of
compressed airMCGH
AIRPLANE TRIP FOURTH EDITION
pe 15 minutes 4633 color 1973
Peter and his father are passengers on a DC10 flying from Los
Angeles to Miami The many activities involved in jet travel are
shown filmed on location at the airports and on board an actual
flightEB
AIRPLANES AND HOW THEY FLY REVISED EDITION
ej 14 minutes 5516 color 1967
Uses regular photography and animation to survey the major types
of modern aircraft propellerdriven jetpowered military and
commercial large and small and to explain how an airplane is
pulled through the air how airflow lifts the plane into the air and
how the flight of the plane is controlled by rudder elevator and
aileronMCGH
AIRPORT IN THE JET AGE SECOND EDITION
pe 11 minutes 410 color
1962
Pictures the operation of a large metropolitan jet airport the
functions of various airport personnel the value of close coopera
tion and the ways modem technology helps to provide a safe
comfortable and efficient transportation systemEB
ALADDIN
p 5 minutes 664 color
Tells of Aladdin and his adventure with the wonderful lamp and the
genie who grants his wishesPOS
ALCOHOL
js 5 minutes 475 color
Presents an overall view of the problems which might exist if a
person abuses this drugGSA
ALCOHOL PROBLEM THE WHAT DO YOU THINK
jsc 18 minutes 4618 color 1973
Societys most popular drug is examined from three perspectives
Part I reveals the social aspects of drinking reviews the history of
alcohol usage and dramatizes the economic importance of the
alcohol industry Part II analyzes the chemistry of alcohol and the
physiological effects of drinking Viewers are treated to a vivid
display of how alcohol affects the coordination of a baseball player
at bat and how a breathalyzer is used In Part III experiments with
mice show the physical dependency and withdrawal symptoms
mritm
caused by alcoholism Visits to a hospital and quotes from
youthful alcoholics are used to provoke discussion about the
potential problem drinkerEB
ALEXANDER HAMILTON
js 7 minutes 1314 195
Uses a visit to the Grange in upper Manhattan to recall the life and
times of Alexander Hamilton patriot statesman soldier and one
of the founders of the freedom of AmericaP
ALEXANDER LEARNS GOOD HEALTH REVISED
EDITION
P 9 minutes 1952 color 1980
In bold animation Alexander delights children as he teaches them
Alexander eats too much and sleeps too little and is unable to play
with his ball team He improves his habits proper diet rest
cleanliness exercise and later pitches a winning gameC
ALFONZO A LONG WAY FROM HOME
jsc 21 minutes 5162 color 1975
Alfonzo is a weaver one of twenty thousand Indians in the Ecua
dorian community of Otavalo The weaving of wool has been his
work and that of his ancestors as far back as there are records
Seeking to compete with massproduced goods Alfonzo goes to
Quito to demonstrate the special qualities of his work He tries to
workrJhS aCeStral CUUre a rapidy chan8in8 modem
ALGAE
sc 16 minutes 4457 color 1965
Depicts the five major groups of algae showing growth move
ment reproduction and nutritional patterns Describes the tremen
dous size range of algae from the giant kelp to the minute forms
found in a drop of pond water Discusses the evolutionary devel
opment and the economic and ecological importance of the algaeIU
ALGEBRA
js 13 minutes 5000 j962
Designed to be used with students who are being introduced to
algebra It will assist them in understanding the nature of algebra
and how it is related to arithmetic Introduces the concept of
algebraic statements and visualizes the meaning of algebraic
equationsJHP ogcoraic
ALGEBRA OF SETS USING VENN DIAGRAMS
ct 29 minutes 7085
Presents the application of Venn diagram to real numbers both
rational and irrational Definitions and diagrams of Union and
Intersection are includedNYSDE
DILEMMUT WEIGHTLESSNESS THE ASTRONAUTS
Jsc 11 minutes 1513 color 1964
Shows through animation the many physical and psychological
problems astronauts face in relation to weightlessnessWD
ALLAMERICAN MEAL
jsct II minutes 318 color 1976
There is more to food than just eating Our fast food culture
suggests that perhaps we are losing touch with some of the real
values of life As hamburgers fries and soft drinks are prepared
and eaten the nutritional value of the All American Meal is
discussed along with suggestions for improvementAB
ALL MY TOMORROWS
js 162 minutes 6122 color 1979
This is the story of a girl who once just once mixed alcohol
and barbiturates Peggy is nineteen years old Shes been lying
helpless in a coma for six months and three days She knows that
this is to be her condition for all her tomorrows The violent and
instant reaction to the combination of drugs and alcohol shattered
her life foreverCEN
ALMOS A MAN
sc 39 minutes 9015 color 1977
This film is based on the short story by Richard Wright LeVar
Burton star of Roots plays David a black teenage farm worker
in the Deep South during the late I930s Like many teenagers
today David is struggling for a new identityas a man
PERF
ALONE IN THE MIDST OF THE LAND
jsc 27 minutes 7917 color 1970
Gives an excellent view of what is in the future for the planet Earth
as a dying life support system Stresses that something is going
wrong with the natural balance of Earth Points out that Lake
Michigan is dying like Lake Erie Gives list of endangered species
including man and relates air pollution and DDT to our life support
systemNBC
AMAZON
jsc 25 minutes 7180 color 1980
The Amazon is an integrated system of rivers and jungle a huge
wilderness area taking up half of Brazil and parts of eight other
South American countries From the Andes through ravines and
gorges to a vast basin it finally empties into the Atlantic 4 000
miles to the East Every year more people depend on the river for
their livelihoodsJ
AMAZON FAMILY
Js 19 minutes 5123 color 1961
Filmed in Bolivia 2500 miles up the Amazon on a tributary the
Bern River Visuals and a musical score tell the story of life with
Pedro a villager who gathers liquid latex from wild rubber trees
and prepares it for the long trip downstreamIFF
AMAZON THE PEOPLE AND RESOURCES OF NORTH
ERN BRAZIL
ejsc 22 minutes 5290 color 1957
Locates the Amazon River on a map and describes its size tributary
rivers and climate Shows the vegetation jungle animals and life
oi primitive Indians who live in the jungle Depicts life in small
villages and major occupations of the people Discusses the
primary industries of the Amazon regionEB
AMERICA 1THE NEW FOUND LAND PART I
jsc 26 minutes 7979 color 1973
This program presents Alistair Cookes personal history of the
United States It contrasts the rich fertile new country with varied
landscape and animal life against todays Fifth Avenue New York
City It explains how the white man got to North America and what
he was seeking It also introduces the influences of the French and
Spanish with their traders trappers and missionaries shows the
period ending and a whole new world beginning when the British
arriveTL
1973
AMERICA 1THE NEW FOUND LAND PART II
jsc 26 minutes 7980 color
See the description of Part ITL
AMERICA 2HOME AWAY FROM HOME PART I
Jsc 26 minutes 7981 color 1973
This part documents the merchant adventurers and social dissenters
pouring in from Elizabethan England to settle Americas East
Least It shows regional character evolving as Puritans Pilgrims
and Quakers struggle with the rocky North while a landed gentry
prospers in the productive feudal South It points out the contrasting
American ideals that have developed from the Plymouth struggles
and the Jamestown hardshipsTL
AMERICA 2HOME AWAY FROM HOME PART II
jsc 26 minutes 7982 color 1973
See description of Pt ITL
AMERICA 3MAKING A REVOLUTION PART I
Jsc 26 minutes 7983 color 1973
I his program emphasizes the diverse colonies drawing together incommon complaints against the mother country It points out the
blunders in Londoninept colonial governors and costly British
frontier wars draining the colonists and pushing them to fighta
pragmatic struggle fired not by ideologies but by men such as
Washington Jefferson and Henry It traces our tradition of turning
to arms in the face of troubleTL
AMERICA 3MAKING A REVOLUTION PART II
jsc 26 minutes 7984 color
See description of Pt ITL
1973
AMERICA 4INVENTING A NATION PART I
jsc 26 minutes 7985 color 1973
The constitution was built over a decade based on the principle of
compromise These scenes depict the secret Independence Hall
debates involving Hamilton and shows Mason and Madison as
setting precedence for modern politics while a visit to Jeffersons
home Monticello gives insight into the mind of the creator of the
Bill of Rights Scenes document the westward surge after Daniel
Boone crosses the Appalachians thus expanding the character of
the new republicTL
AMERICA 4INVENTING A NATION PART II
jsc 26 minutes 7986 color
See description of Pt ITL
1973
AMERICA 5GONE WEST PART I
jsc 26 minutes 7987 color 1973
Pointing out the Louisiana Purchase in 1803 program depicts the
Lewis and Clark expedition to the Pacific and shows rivermen
exploring the distant waterways like the Missouri Expansionist
whites force whole Indian nations to move west of the Mississippi
with the result that red and white wars are common It concludes
with the Gold Rush hits and 49ers by the thousand traveling to
CaliforniaTL
AMERICA 5GONE WEST PART II
jsc 26 minutes 7988
See description of Pt ITL
color
1973
AMERICA 6A FIREBELL IN THE NIGHT PART I
jsc 26 minutes 7989 color 1973
Robert E Lees old home and the view today across the graves of
the Kennedy brothers and into the Lincoln Memorial are depicted
The program summarizes great splits in a nations past and present
resulting from the causes splendors and miseries of the Civil War
and in the racial wounds which still trouble the land It contrasts old
and present conditions to sum up conflicts which are still mostly
unresolvedTL
AMERICA 6A FIREBELL IN THE NIGHT PART II
jsc 26 minutes 7990 color 1973
See description of Pt ITL
AMERICA 7DOMESTICATING A WILDERNESS PART I
jsc 26 minutes 7991 color 1973
A nation again turns West and drains off warbred tensions
Mormons make the Utah desert bloom a transcontinental rail link
driven across awesome terrain and Abilenes railhead becomes a
cowboys Mecca while European immigrants populate the mid
lands and bring in barbed wire The program also points out the
Indians last desperate struggles exploding in the Custer Massacre
and the Battle of Wounded Knee a prelude to the present life of
poverty on the reservationTL
AMERICA 7DOMESTICATING A WILDERNESS PART II
jsc 26 minutes 7992 color 1973
See description of Pt ITL
AMERICA 8MONEY ON THE LAND PART I
jsc 26 minutes 7993 color 1973
Modern Chicago is contrasted to the countryside from which it
grew Raw materials for mass cultivation shipping and process
ing all ready for exploitation by opportunistic turnofthecentury
industrialists are emphasized The program points out that in
ventors like Edison found the methods and resources then the
Rockefellers Carnegies and Vanderbilts moved in as the focus of
America changed from the farms to the citiesTL
AMERICA 8MONEY ON THE LAND PART II
jsc 26 minutes 7994 color
See description of Pt ITL
1973
AMERICA 9THE HUDDLED MASSES PART I
jsc 26 minutes 7995 color 1973
The Statue of Liberty and the Manhattan skyline are used to
introduce Ellis Island the Lower East side and garment factory
sweat shops to depict the turnofthecentury immigration The
plight of the poor newcomer is contrasted to the tycoons who got
rich at their expense The present Columbus Day with children of
various colors saluting the flag is shownTL
AMERICA 9THE HUDDLED MASSES PART II
jsc 26 minutes 7996 f color
See description of Pt ITL
1973
AMERICA 10THE PROMISE FULFILLED AND THE PROM
ISE BROKEN PART I
jsc 26 minutes 7997 color 1973
Veterans returning from the War to End all Wars are featured
The promise of an unlimited prosperity is symbolized by the
ModelT Ford and a mail order catalog The 20s boom with
speakeasies rumbleseats saxophones and a bestseller depicting
Jesus Christ as a super salesman is emphasized Also featured are
how the Depresssion came and what the New Deal meantTL
AMERICA 10THE PROMISE FULFILLED AND THE PROM
ISE BROKEN PART II
jsc 26 minutes 7998 color 1973
See description of Pt ITL
AMERICA 11THE ARSENAL PART I
jsc 26 minutes 7999 color 1973
The American Way of War from colonial times to the modern
traditions of the armed forces is characterized Roosevelts dream
of an arsenal of democracy is fulfilled as World War II elevates
America into the worlds power elite The program plots develop
ments up to the present the United Nations Security Council the
Los Alamos Atomic Laboratories the underground Strategic Air
Command War RoomTL
AMERICA 11THE ARSENAL PART I
jsc 26 minutes 8000
See description of Pt ITL
color
1973
AMERICA 12THE FIRST IMPACT PART I
jsc 26 minutes 8001 color 1973
A record of one immigrants sojourn here reveals a look at how we
first appeared to an outsider Presents Alistair Cookes memoir of
how he came to America and the people places institutions and
landscapes that he admired enough to make him want to stay are
presented from New England fall and New Orleans jazz to the
Mayo Clinic San Francisco and HL MenckenTL
AMERICA 12THE FIRST IMPACT PART II
jsc 26 minutes 8002 color
See description of Pt ITL
1973
AMERICA 13THE MORE ABUNDANT LIFE PART I
jsc 26 minutes 8003 color 1973
This segment asks the question about America today What in its
experiences has been fulfilled and what betrayed A variety of
impressions are shown Hoover Dam from the 30s neon Las
Vegas in the 70s Los Angeles with its motor cars Hawaii showing
racial harmony amid pollution and overdevelopment Our nations
present status and prospects for the future are summarizedTL
AMERICA 13THE MORE ABUNDANT LIFE PART II
jsc 26 minutes 8004 color 1973
See description of Pt ITL
bmKAMERICA ON WHEELS
ejs 7 minutes 994 i960
Reviews the era of the carriage and the early days of the
automobile Shows scenes of a museum in Stony Brook New
York that contains a large collection of horsedrawn vehicles
Includes views of a race between an early vintage auto and a
horseP
AMERICAN BALD EAGLE
ejsc 16 minutes 5630 color 1970
Presents the life cycle of Americas national bird the bald eagle
which faces possible extinction Emphasizes the need for conserva
tion measures if this species is to be preservedC
AMERICAN FLAG STORY OF OLD GLORY REVISED
ej 14 minutes 4979 color 1959
Presents a visual study of the countrys flag reinforcing the fact that
it stands as a symbol of all our countrys people Reviews the
various American flags beginning with the Spanish flag of
Columbus through the additions of stars for the new states and the
latest Pledge of AllegianceEB
AMERICAN INDIAN SPEAKS THE
Js 23 minutes 8144 color 1973
White men have been telling the Indian what to do for a long time
This powerful documentary lets the Indian speak about his
people and heritage about the white man and the future Visits with
the Muskogee Creek Sioux and Nisqually yield eloquent portraits
about life in todays reservationsEB
AMERICAN INDIANS BEFORE EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT
ejs 10 minutes 1803 color 1959
Surveys the lifepatterns of Indian tribes who lived in North
America at the time of the first European settlers In each of the five
basic regions of the USA the Eastern Woodlands the Great
Plains the Southwest the Far West and the Northwest coast the
film depicts where the Indians originally came from how they
lived and how they achieved unique cultures as related to their
environmentC
AMERICAN LITERATURE COLONIAL TIMES
jsc 10 minutes 1245 1954
Shows that the beginnings of literature in this country took the form
of practical useful documents reflecting the wonders of the new
world the hard pioneer life and the deep religious faith of
settlersC
AMERICAN LITERATURE EARLY NATIONAL PERIOD
jsc 10 minutes 422 1954
Presents the first real literature of America the writings of Philip
Freneau William Cullen Bryant and James Fenimore Cooper
who found their subjects in the native scene the natural beauty the
folk legends the humor and the traditions which were characteris
tically AmericanC
AMERICAN LITERATURE REVOLUTIONARY TIMES
jsc 10 minutes 404 1954
Presents some of the important writings of Benjamin Franklin
Patrick Henry Thomas Paine and Thomas Jefferson considers
their impact on American lifeC
AMERICAN LITERATURE THE WESTWARD MOVEMENT
jsc II minutes 465 color 1954
Explains how the people and themes of the westward movement
have served as a source of material for American writers from the
early nineteenth century to the present day Scenes characteristic of
the adventurous spirit of the movement are combined with quota
tions from the works of poets historians and novelistsC
AMERICAN PIONEER
ejs 19 minutes 4370 1952
Shows the types of people modes of transportation and physical
dangers encountered in the period of American expansion west
ward Includes the building of a frontier fort with the use of
primitive tools and native lumber Points out the conflict between
the pioneers and the Eastern land speculators who tried to exploit
their efforts and the economic and social motives for the westward
movementAL
AMERICAN REVOLUTION
jsc 16 minutes 4824 color 1953
Shows through narration animation and the use of maps the
terrain battlegrounds and the strategy of the major military
engagements during the War of Independence Uses subjective
camera work and photographs of paintings moving shadows and
the lower portions of the bodies of actors as representing important
persons to document the influence of particular leaders and the
major events from the Boston Tea Party to the surrender of
Cornwallis at YorktownEB
AMERICAN REVOLUTION THE BACKGROUND PERIOD
js 10 minutes 1378 1954
Highlights the events of the fight for liberty and freedom in the
American Colonies which culminated in the Revolutionary War
Gives a brief history of the events leading to war in Massachusetts
and surveys the reactions of colonists of many classes to illustrate
the unrest and desire for freedom from England Cites the reasons
for revolt and presents scenes of famous protest meetings in the
coloniesC
AMERICAN REVOLUTION THE THE CAUSE OF LIBER
TY PART I
712 24 minutes 8017 color 1972
Social Studies
Based on the actual exchange of correspondence between Henry
Laurens President of the First Continental Congress and his
idealistic son John these dramatized films lend an authentic and
human perspective to history of the American Revolution In
London during the I770s young John Laurens of South Carolina
studies Common Law and wrestles with conflicts that are driving
Colonial America to the brink of war with her mother country As
British injustices against the colonials grow compromises begin
to fail and the climate in America worsens John firm in the con
viction that his people are right seeks his fathers permission to
return homeLCA
AMERICAN REVOLUTION THE THE IMPOSSIBLE WAR
712 25 minutes 8018 color 1972
Social Studies
John comes home in a flush of patriotic fervor only to discover
that Charleston life remains virtually unchanged Henry Laurens
assuages his sons dismay with news of bloody revolution in the
north and soon both must go their separate ways John as a
major in the army his father to be elected president of the Conti
nental Congress The bitter disillusionments of an impossible
war confront each man as he pursues his unshakable belief in the
cause of liberty Their mutual faith in freedom and warm affection
for each other sustains the Laurens through the darkest times and
Henry provides the strong arm that Congress needs while John
seeks help for the Continental army in France At last the tide
turns and in a matter of months the British surrender at York
townLCA
AMERICAN REVOLUTION THE POSTWAR PERIOD
js 10 minutes 1380 1954
Depicts the struggle to form the US Constitution in a climate of
conflicting ideals and economic depression of the postRevolutionary
War years Points up the difficulties caused by the absence of
British law the restrictions on trade and the poverty of the
people Outlines the conventions called to alleviate conditions and
emphasizes the results of compromises in creating the Constitution
Marks the end of the Revolution with the election of George
Washington to the presidency in 1789C
AMERICAN REVOLUTION THE WAR YEARS
js 10 minutes 1379 1954
Traces the growth of the Revolutionary Army under George
Washington and its campaigns during the war years PresentsGeorge Washington as the moving spirit of the Revolution and
identifies the locations of his lost battles and the reasons for defeat
Credits Thomas Paines Common Sense for strengthening the
demands for independence and follows the subsequent prosecution
of the war to the British defeat at YorktownC
AMERICAS PRESIDENTS
ejs 9 minutes 958 1960
Calls the roll of United States Presidents from Washington to
Eisenhower Uses a series of old paintings and lithographs to
picture those presidents who held office prior to the invention of
the motion picture cameraP
AMISH PEOPLE OF PRESERVATION EDITED EDITION
js 28 minutes 8110 color 1977
Filmed in Lancaster County Pennsylvania this documentary
captures the sensitivity and humility of the Amish people while
examining their religious beliefs closeness to nature and strong
sense of community An intimate look at a people who differ from
most of society in fundamental waysEB
AMPHIBIAN EMBRYO FROG TOAD AND SALA
MANDER
s 16 minutes 5417 color 1963
Uses timelapse and microphotography with animated cross section
and diagrams to show transformation of a singlecelled amphibian
egg into a manycelled adult organismEB
AMPHIBIANS
pej 10 minutes 1906 color 1957
Shows characteristics and activities of representative amphibians
such as salamanders mud puppies and cricket frogs By live
action photography and animation presents the life cycle of the
frog Discusses the distinguishing characteristics of amphibians
the food they eat and the ways they catch their food Depicts how
frogs may camouflage their bodies and hibernate on the bottom of a
pond during cold weatherC
ANATOMY OF A TEENAGE COURTSHIP
jsc 25 minutes 7908 color 1969
Presents an honest authenic look at a high school couple reflecting
the pressures felt by young people at this crucial period in their
lives Highlights Dave and Vickies indecisions about their rela
tionship their parental problems and fears about the future emerge
in events leading to their engagementC
ANATOMY OF A TEENAGE ENGAGEMENT
jsc 25 minutes 7909 color 1969
Dramatizes the intense communication and adjustments that evolve
when Dave and Vickie become engaged Emphasizes second
thoughts about marriage after they become more aware of each
others personalities emotional habits and physical drives Illus
trates the selfexamination and doubt that often accompany teenage
engagementsC
ANATOMY OF A TEENAGE MARRIAGE
jsc 25 minutes 7975 color 1972
Problems confronting the fivemonthold marriage of a teenage
couple are dramatized Pointing out that their married life hasnt
fulfilled their expectations and solved their problems its shown
that they are bored frustrated and lonely Only after expressing
their feelings and fears with one another do they arrive at the hope
of compatibilityC
ANCIENT EGYPT REVISED EDITION
ejs 11 minutes 1623 color 1976
The great Sphinx the Temple at Kamak and other treasures of the
Valley of the Nile evoke memories of a great civilization The
achievements of the ancient Egyptians in agriculture and commu
nity living discoveries in the arts and sciences and the develop
ment of religion influenced other civilization including our ownC
ANCIENT EGYPTIAN
jsc 27 minutes 7336 color 1963
Uses animation and actual examples of ancient Egyptian art to
present the ancient Egyptian as he really was his personality his
religious beliefs his history his achievements and his daily life
Mentions the possible loss of much material on ancient Egypt
through flooding by the Aswan DamIFF
ANCIENT GREECE REVISED EDITION
ejs 10 minutes 105 color 1976
The Parthenon the Academia the Plain of Marathon Delphi and
the Athenian countryside reflect the spirit of ancient Greece At its
peak its civilization surpassed in many ways the older civilizations
of Egypt and Babylonia Today there are many reminders of
ancient Greek cultures lasting influence on Western civilizationC
ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA REVISED EDITION
ejs 10 minutes 1602 color 1976
The contributions of the Sumerians Semites Babylonians and
Assyrians are depicted against authenic locales including the cities
of Babylon Ur and Nineveh The legacy they left includes the
arch the wheel a code of laws a system of writing and military
ANCIENT ORIENT THE FAR EAST
ejs 14 minutes 4131
1959
Traces the early civilizations of China Japan and India Uses
manuscripts sculpture and architecture to show how oriental life
was shaped from early times to the present Discusses Buddhism
the importance of family life to the Chinese and the philosophy of
Confucius and LaoTse Points out the influences of these early
civilizations on the modern worldC
ANCIENT PAESTUM CITY OF THE GREEKS AND RO
MANS
sc 18 minutes 4213 color 1964
Explains that in the ancient city of Paestum in southern Italy
archaeologists have discovered remnants of a civilization founded
by the Greeks in the sixth century BC and later dominated by the
Romans Shows the plan of the city and its beautifully designed
buildings many in the finest Doric tradition and in an excellent
state of preservation as well as the exquisitely wrought sculpture
and ceramic work artifacts and other relics of a culture that is
representative of the finest of ancient Greece and RomeC
AND NO BELLS RING PART I
ct 29 minutes 7143 1960
Reports the ideas developed by the National Association of
Secondary School Principals Commission on Staff Utilization
Shows the interrelationships among largegroup instruction small
group discussion independent study and the teacher team These
basic ideas are seen in action and are candidly evaluated by
students teachers and administrators who have experienced them
in several Commissionsponsored local experimentsNASSP
AND NO BELLS RING PART II
ct 29 minutes 7144
See description of Pt INASSP
1960
AND THEN CAME SPRING
t 30 minutes 7904 color
Emphasizes the role of the exceptional child in the familyGDE
AND THEN CAME TOMORROW
t 16 minutes 5614 color
Shows vocational community and family adjustments of the
exceptional person in adulthoodGDE
AND THEY ARE NOT ALONE PART I
t 20 minutes 5586 color
Shows educational programs for the physically handicapped
Exceptionalities included are the visually impaired hearing impaired
speech impaired crippled and multihandicapped and hospital
homebound GDE
AND THEY ARE NOT ALONE PART II
t 20 minutes 5587 color
Deals with educational programs for those children
who are
iBH
Mlexceptional intellectually or emotionally Exceptionalities included
are the gifted educable mentally retarded special learning disabil
ities emotionally disturbed and socially maladjustedGDE
ANDREW JACKSON
ejs 18 minutes 4743 1951
Portrays episodes in the life of Andrew Jackson who became the
symbol of the common man in government Depicts scenes of his
boyhood highlights of his military career and events in his years
as President Reveals his inauguration of a policy which led to the
spoils system and explains his attack on the Bank of the United
StatesEB
ANGIOSPERMS FLOWERING PLANTS
jsc 20 minutes 5151 color 1962
Illustrates different kinds of angiosperms deciduous trees shrubs
and herbaceous plants and attempts showing what these varied
types have in common Contrasts parts of a flower and an imperfect
flower Shows how the reproductive parts function and how seeds
develop and seed germination is followed into adult stage and its
completion of life cycle by reproduction of a new generation
Shows controlled pollination and the use of plant hormones Scenes
illustrating uses to which man has put the angiosperms conclude the
filmEB
ANIMAL COMMUNITIES AND GROUPS
Pe II minutes 1709 color 1963
Shows many different animals who represent two ways of living in
groups and in communities in which there is cooperation among the
members and a division of laborC
ANIMAL HABITATS THE RELATION OF ANIMALS TO
THEIR ENVIRONMENT
ejS 10 minutes 956 color 1956
Shows some of the animals that are found in each of four
environments deciduous forest evergreen forest desert and
arctic tundra Presents the habitats of such animals as the side
winder snake timber rattlesnake whitetailed deer beaver prairie
dog pronghorn antelope American bison chipmunk marten
black bear and bighorn sheepBFA
ANIMAL HOMES
Pe 10 minutes 745 1954
Shows exterior scenes of animal homes in the trees in the ground
and in the water Inside views are shown in the homes of the
trapdoor spider raccoon skunk woodchuck squirrel and wood
mouseEB
ANIMAL NAVIGATION
Pe 32 minutes 4009 color 1970
Some birds migrate long distances always managing to find their
ways to the same nesting areas Ants that stray some distance from
the nest find their ways home with little difficulty Bees return to
the hive after foraging for food and describe their travels to other
residents of the hive A series of experiments suggest that all these
animals orient themselves by means of the sunBFA
ANIMAL ODDITIES
pejs 7 minutes 949 i960
Shows scenes of white koala bears and an albino kangaroo in
Australia of a lovebird boxing with a Cat of a squirrel and a dog
who are friends of a family of bears of a cow operating a pump
handle of an ape who is taught to shine shoes of a chimps
adventures with a jar of jam and of a baby hippopotamus learning
to swimP
ANIMAL PREDATORS AND THE BALANCE OF NATURE
Pe 11 minutes 1976 color 1966
Demonstrates that the balance of nature is the ratio between the
earths occupants and their food supply Shows how predators help
maintain the balance by preying on animals which would otherwise
become too numerous Identifies predators of the land sea and
air and points out how they help manJ
ANIMAL TRACKS AND SIGNS
Pe II minutes 430 color 1951
Shows Johnny and Sue learning that wild animals leave tracks and
signs wherever they go that dinosaurs footprints help science
today and that Indian hunters read tracks and signs Shows exam
ples of tracks and other signs and a way to study tracksEB
ANIMAL WAR ANIMAL PEACE
ejsc 30 minutes 7918 color 1968
Shows animal behavior in aggressive action and responses to this
pattern Stresses the fact that unlike man animals of the same
species seldom fight to the death Challenges the viewer to learn of
self restraint from animals and in so doing save ourselves from
selfdestructionMCGH
ANIMALS AND THEIR FOODS
Pe 10 minutes 1443 1955
Describes different animals as they are classified into three groups
those that eat meat and those that eat both meat and plants
Presents the cow giraffe chipmunk bird and bee as plant eaters
and the bobcat pelican and vulture as meat eaters Portrays
through animation the structure and function of the cows mouth
and the dogs mouth and points out how each is adapted to handle
plants and meat respectivelyC
ANIMALS AND THEIR HOMES
Pe 10 minutes 1645 1955
Pictures the homes of animals as they are found near or on water
on the ground high above ground and underground Shows a
variety of live animals and the structure and location of their
homes Uses animation to describe the construction of a beavers
home Emphasizes that animals build homes for protection and for
raising their youngC
ANIMALS AT WORK IN NATURE
Pe 10 minutes 1446 1956
Unusual photography of different kinds of animals at work intro
duces and illustrates the concept that nature has equipped animals
with special body parts which they use as tools to build homes
raise their young and get and store food Includes closeups of the
pocket gopher woodpecker Baltimore oriole tent caterpillar
caddis fly mosquito ant bee and waspEB
ANIMALS BREATHE IN MANY WAYS
Pe 11 minutes 106 color 1964
In order to live animals must breathe They take in oxygen and get
nd of carbon dioxide Many small animals breathe directly through
their body coverings Most large waterdwelling animals breathe
with gills Adult insects breathe through tubes in the sides of their
bodies Most large landdwelling animals breathe with lungs as do
humansBFA
ANIMALS EAT IN MANY WAYS
Pe 92 minutes 109 color 1971
Every animal has feeding habits and physical features that enable it
to eat particular kinds of food Watching butterflies humming
birds lambs frogs and other animals eat provides the viewer with
insights into the great variety of adaptive mechanismsBFA
ANIMALS GROWING UP
Pe 11 minutes 407 1949
Traces growth and development of baby animals during the first
few weeks of life including a litter of puppies a newbom calf
and a hatching of chicks Illustrates how mother animals care for
their young and closeup scenes portray the physical changes
taking place in the young animals at intervals of several days and
weeksEB
ANIMALS HEAR IN MANY WAYS
pe 12 minutes 123 color 1968
Hearing is an important sense and animals hear in many ways
Sound is produced when something vibrates Animals hear when
these vibrations produce similar vibrations in their own bodies
Different parts of their bodies may be specially adapted to receive
these vibrationsBFA
ANIMALS IN AUTUMN
pe II minutes 1516 color 1957
Shows a variety of animals as they prepare for winter by migrating
hibernating storing food changing fur color and building houses
Kxplains that birds butterflies and other animals migrate in the fall
while some of the other animals such as the turtle the frog and the
ground squirrel hibernate Tells that some insects die in the cold
weather while others pupateEB
ANIMALS IN SPRING
pe 11 minutes 874 color 1955
Shows the activities of a variety of animals in spring Pictures such
things as salamander eggs hatching various birds building nests a
luna moth emerging from its cocoon tent caterpillars hatching
from eggs and a variety of other bird insect and mammal spring
activitiesEB
ANIMALS IN SUMMER
pe 11 minutes 876 1954
Pictures some habits and behavior of a variety of animals in the
summer Shows a redwinged blackbird a duck and her duckling
trout a tadpole a squirrel young foxes a porcupine a whitetailed
deer geese and goslings and black bear cubs Portrays also the
emergence of the adult dragonfly from the naiad a garter snake
seeking food a spider capturing a grasshopper and a barn owl
catching and eating a wood mouseEB
ANIMALS IN WINTER
pe 10 minutes 495 1950
Discusses such animal adaptations to winter as protective colora
tion storing of food adding layers of fat and hibernation Shows
the winter habitats of the badger woodchuck chipmunk owl
rabbit porcupine bobcat and fox Describes the fluctuating
seasonal changes larvae undergoEB
ANIMALS MOVE IN MANY WAYS
p 10 minutes 1262 color 1958
Closeup photography and an original musical score tell the story of
how living creatures move about differently some hop on two legs
some leap on four legs some walk on six legs some swim and
some flyBFA
ANIMALS PROTECT THEMSELVES
pe 11 minutes 462 color 1960
Shows Billy his father and Snooper his dog taking a walk through
the woods and discovering some of the ways animals have of
protecting themselves from their enemies Billy learns that some
animals protect themselves by running very fast others by their
coloration and still others by their structure Some animals such
as the skunk have unique and effective defense mechanismsC
ANIMALS SEE IN MANY WAYS
pe 13 minutes 4022 color 1962
The film illustrates the differences in the eyes of various animals
from the simple eyes of an insect to the complex eyes of the
backboned animal The kind and position of an animals eyes are
clues to the animals way of lifeBFA
ANIMALS THAT FLY
pe 11 minutes 152 color 1961
Three groups of animals are capable of flight insects birds and
bats The film considers the shape and structure of their wings and
illustrates the different ways these animals move them up and
downBFA
IALS UNLIMITED
19 minutes 4420 1950
ejs
Wild animal life in its natural state in the large game reserves in the
Union of South Africa Includes scenes of small antelopes gi
raffes and elephants crocodiles fighting in a muddy river zebras
tsessebe and all the animals of the wild running in terror from a
charging lionALDEN
ANIMALS USEFUL TO MAN
pe II minutes 329 color I960
Traces the history of mans use of animals as a source of food
power raw materials companionship and entertainment from
prehistoric times to the present In more technically developed
nations animals serve primarily as sources of food and raw
materials but this condition is contrasted to areas in which animals
are still significant sources of power Representative animals used
as a food supply are shown along with the byproducts resulting
from this use The contributions of animals in various types of
scientific research are also explainedEB
ANIMALS WAYS THEY EAT
pej 11 minutes 1456
1956
Pictures the use of specially adapted body parts which enable
various animals to catch and eat the food necessary for their
survival Among the animals shown are snails crabs fish birds
giraffes cows and other wild and domestic animals Slow motion
and extremely closeup photography show the smallest detailsEB
ANIMALS WAYS THEY MOVE
pej 11 minutes 1454
1956
Pictures the different means of movement that animals use run
ning hopping crawling climbing swimming gliding flying
Frequently uses slow motion photography on fastmoving animals
and speeded up photograph on slowmoving animals Examples of
animals shown are bison ostrich kangaroo rabbit grasshopper
inchworm snail snake eel sea lion flying squirrel and
heronEB
ANIMALS WITH BACKBONES
ej 10 minutes 1872 1965
Distinguishes vertebrates from nonvertebrates and shows repre
sentative examples of the five common classes of vertebrates
fish amphibia reptiles birds and mammals Uses drawings to
show the location of the backbone of a horse Pictures several non
vertebrates and explains that they have no backbone Drawings
depict the bone structure of a horse a fish a frog a snake and a
birdC
ANIMATIONA LIVING ART FORM
jst 10 minutes 313 color 1971
This fascinating film presents an indepth look at the art of
animation production for motion pictures From script to
story boardanimationsoundcameraeditingcomposite
print Based on the 1971 animated feature release Shinbone
Alley starring the voices of Carol Channing Eddie Bracken and
John CarradineAIMS
ANIMULES
ejs 11 minutes 1329 color 1951
Boys and girls demonstrate how to make imaginary animals
oranimulesout of common materials such as paper paste wire
string and paint The base consists of newspaper twisted around a
wire frame Papiermache is then applied and covered with paste
Paint yam buttons or other details complete the whimsical zoo
created by this juniorhighschool group Stresses the fun of doing
creative handworkIFB
ANNA KARENINA
sc 40 minutes 9005
An abridged version of the feature film based on the Tolstoi novel
showing a Czarist Russian society of the late nineteenth century
Describes the illfated romance of Anna Karenina with Count
Vronsky and the inevitable tragedy resulting from their defiance of
conventionFlANNE HUTCHINSON PART I
jsc 25 minutes 7402 1955
Dramatizes Anne Hutchinsons struggle with the Puritan Church
hierarchy over their rigid theocratic control of the Massachusetts
Bay Colony Losing to Governor Winthrop in the courts she is
banished from Massachusetts and excommunicated from the Church
Points out her contribution to the concepts of separation of church
and state freedom of religion and the fundamental worth dignity
and privacy of the individualRSA
ANNE HUTCHINSON PART II
jsc 25 minutes 7403 965
See description of Pt IRSA
ANOTHER DAY OF CRUISING
C 23minutes 7174 color
I his film tells the story of two groups who decide to spend the dav
boating one which is prepared and one which isnt It includes
some of the things that can happen because of lack of preparation
and covers some of the equipment requirementsGDNR
ANSWER IS UNDERSTANDING THE
jsc 28 minutes 7978 color 1971
A detailed account of current knowledge about narcotics and
dangerous drugs is presented The film starts by recounting
drugproduced legendary highs of 4000 BC and ends with
the addiction and psychedelic dilemmas of todayNIMH
ANT AND THE DOVE AN AESOP FABLE
P 8 minutes 1896 i9o2
One good turn deserves another is the moral of this fable by
Aesop An ant despite his small size is able to save the life of his
mend the doveC
ANT AND THE GRASSHOPPER THE AESOP FABLE
P 11 minutes 1977 color 1967
Points out through animation the familiar moral that we cant play
all the time but must work and save for a time of need Shows the
ant laboring for the coming winter and the grasshopper resting in
hesummer sun but winter provides hardships for the grasshopper
and leisure for the antC
ANYONE AT ALL SAFETY IN THE COMMUNITY
Jsc 22 minutes 4898 1954
Presents case histories of three typical accidents to dramatize the
message that serious accidents can happen to anyone on the
highway at home or at work Explains how individuals and
community groups can promote safety through teenage and adult
afety councils citywide campaigns and special courses n driver
training and safety educationEB
ANYONE CAN
u f r 27minutes 7953 color 1969
Uses four films on one reel rope skills ball handling the stegel
and the trampoline Illustrates techniques for teaching handicapped
children varied motor skillsBW
APACHE INDIAN THE REVISED EDITION
Pe 10 minutes 126 color 1975
I he ancient Apache ceremonies have changed little through the
years and still offer a chance for magnificent tribal pagentrV and
display such as horsemanship In recent times more emphasis has
been placed on the Apaches education work and increasing
participation in the direction of their own affairsC
APPLYING FOR A JOB
Jsc 13 minutes 5615 color 1970
Shows Ruth after a series of discouraging interviews rushing to
he next one too fast 0 check her appearance resulting in anofher
uradown Points out that attention 0 proper dress before the nex
interview results in a successful job offerEB
AQUARIUM WONDERLAND
Pe I0 minutes 1497 color 1955
A boy of intermediategrade age sets up a home aquarium and
observes how fish breathe hear feel smell and swim Uses
closeups microscopic photography and animation to show the
interdependence of plants and animalsPDP
AQUATIC LOCOMOTION
jsc 17 minutes 4570 color 1973
This film examines the many modes of underwater locomotion
utilized by the aquatic vertebrates of the Galapagos Islands
HAR
ARCHERY FUNDAMENTALS
jsc 11 minutes 801 196
Presents basic information about archery including shooting equip
ment proper methods of choosing and using it and safety
measures together with tips that will increase enjoyment and
achievement on the archery field Demonstrations are given by both
men and women showing stepbystep procedures in preparing to
shoot sighting the target and releasing the arrowBFA
ARCHIMEDES PRINCIPLE
js 6 minutes 740 1957
Portrays Archimedes pondering a problem assigned to him by the
king and depicts his solution which is now stated as the Archimedes
Principle of Fluid Displacement or the Laws of Floating
Bodies Shows how his experiment was conducted and pictures
the same experiments being executed in a modem high school
classroomEB
ARE DRUGS THE ANSWER
sct 20 minutes 5711 color 1972
The nature and harmful affects of various kinds of drugs such as
the psychedelics speed and marijuana are discussed Dr Alan
Cohen a former disciple of Timothy Leary and now a crusader
against drug abuse tells why he turned away from the drug
sceneNIMH 6
ARE YOU THE ONE
jsc 24 minutes 7956 color 1970
Reflects on some of the issues to be considered in selecting a mate
I ells of a couple who recognize their incompatibility and decide to
end their relationship because of basic differences in temperament
personality needs and interestsBY
AREA
I 30 minutes 7309 color
Shows how to determine area both by arbitrary units and by
standard units of measurement To be used following Solid Fig
ures From Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers
Series SMSG
AREAS
js 13 minutes 4356 1943
Presents the needs and uses for finding areas of various figures
Shows methods for computing areas of rectangles parallelograms
triangles and circles Demonstrates how relationships in the
figures result in relationships in the formulasKB
ARISTOTLE AND THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD
js 14 minutes 4221 color 1959
Introduces Aristotle as the originator of the scientific method
and emphasizes observation in collection of data from which to
generalize Indicates the achievements of some of the early Greek
philosophers and points out the lack of understanding these earlier
scientists often had of reasons behind their accomplishments
Aristotle is presented as one who taught that theory must be based
on fact Shows him studying plants and animals to develop a
system of classification and pursuing his other interests in physics
astronomy and meteorology Points out the effect of the errors in
his findings upon many centuries of scientific historyC
ARITHMETIC FOR BEGINNERS
P 18 minutes 4236 1953
Designed for teaching simple addition and subtraction in the first
and second grades Explains the 2345 and 6 families of numbers
by the use of animated toy figuresBFA
10wmm
ARITHMETIC IN THE FOOD STORE
p 11 minutes 1700 1964
Members of a primary class picnic committee encounter prob
lems involving the concepts and processes of arithmetic as they
shop for food at a supermarket They compare prices and numbers
of things adding and subtracting to find out how many how
much more total amounts and how much is leftC
ARIZONA LION HUNT
jsc 13 minutes 4499 color 1959
Shows the Lee brothers professional hunters of Tucson Arizona
demonstrating their skill in stalking and capturing of a mountain
lion Explains that their prize catches are brought to zoos all over
the countrySF
ARK
712 20 minutes 5752 color 1971
Science
This is the story of one mans attempt to maintain a pond
community in a glass house which protects it from the polluted
world outside But rats and finally men violate and destroy his
WaldenunderglassAB
ARROW TO THE SUN
49 12 minutes 5767 color 1973
General Interest
From the Acoma Pueblo in New Mexico comes this classic tale of a
boys search for his father the universal search for identity
purpose and continuity Artist Gerald McDermott bases the visuals
of this film on the unique designs and colors of the Acoma Indians
their exquisite pottery weaving and sand paintings McDermott
also uses the majestic chiseled forms of the New Mexico mesas
and pueblo villagesTEXTURE
ART AND ARCHITECTURE ART OF THE MIDDLE AGES
sc 30 minutes 7529 color 1963
John Canaday surveys medieval art which was characterized by a
mystical approach to life and death Studies the churches of France
and views their artistic contributions as reflecting the life of the
period Uses animation to compare the Romanesque and Gothic
styles of architecture Introduces Robert Campins painting The
Annunciation to illustrate the use of symbolism in revealing the will
of GodEB
ART AND ARCHITECTURE ARTWHAT IS IT WHY IS IT
sc 30 minutes 7528 color 1963
John Canaday discusses mans relationship to art and describes how
art has helped us better understand life Introduces prehistoric art
contrasts the cultures of Egypt Greece and Rome as expressed in
their art and reveals the development of Christian art Describes
the preoccupation of the artist as he attempts to produce images of
his god discover the world and discover himself Discusses the
contributions to art of Pizarro Michelangelo and RembrandtEB
ART AND ARCHITECTURE CHARTRES CATHEDRAL
sc 30 minutes 7530 color 1963
Presents a study and interpretation of the great Gothic cathedral at
Chartres as a towering synthesis of medieval life and artEB
ART AND ARCHITECTURE LOUVRE
sc 44 minutes 9022 color 1963
Traces the evolution of the historic Louvre in terms of the historical
and cultural growth of France from the time of the Renaissance
Discusses the Louvre as the residence of French kings its part in
the revolution of 1870 and its growth to the great museum it is
today Then presents a tour of the art treasures which it housesEB
ART AND MOTION
jsc 18 minutes 4840 color 1952
Illustrates movement in nature with scenes of stars and splashing
water Then shows motion in space and time using stopmotion
and speedup photography Deals with motion as an art form by
showing paintings by Kandinsky Balla and Van Gogh mobiles by
Calder and Usher and an abstract film by Decker Summarizes the
main concepts and relates them to one anotherEB
ART AND PERCEPTION LEARNING TO SEE
ejsc 17 minutes 4529 color 1970
Seeing can be an exciting adventure when you learn to see with the
eye of the artist All artists look for color line qualities of light
texture and form The viewer is encouraged to look for these visual
elements of artBFA
ART AND SEEING
sct 15 minutes 4724 1952
Through selective photography the infinite variety of textures
patterns and shapes of objects in the everyday world around us is
shown Changes in their tone or values are depicted first in their
own relationships and then contrasted without regard to relation
ship UM
ART AND YOU
sc 10 minutes 1105 color 1958
Introduces art as an expression of human thoughts and feeling
Indicates the purpose of art why the artist creates his works and
how he expresses his views of man and nature through his medium
Traces responses from infancy through maturity to aspects of the
human and natural world Uses variousobjects from the plastic arts
as examples of literal and abstract interpretations of lifeBFA
ART IN OUR WORLD
jsc 10 minutes 1353 color 1950
Discusses sources of inspiration in mans environment and inter
prets these forms through the eyes of the creative artist Designed to
increase the art students sensitivity to the world of movement
acquaint him with some of the successive phases of movement and
develop an urge to explore movement and investigate change in all
its formsBFA
ART IN THE WESTERN WORLD THE NATIONAL GAL
LERY OF ART WASHINGTON DC
jsc 30 minutes 7498 color 1958
Surveys styles of painting and sculpture from the thirteenth to the
twentieth century as found in The National Gallery of Art
Washington DC Opens with Byzantine and early Italian painting
and explains the gradual development of realism during the
Renaissance Shows the work of European masters of later centu
ries and representative American paintingsEB
ARTHROPODS INSECTS AND THEIR RELATIVES
js 11 minutes 1787 color 1960
Uses animation and closeup photography to study each of the four
major classes of arthropods in terms of their similar and dissimilar
characteristics Identifies the common attributes of arthropods as
jointed appendages an exoskeleton and a segmented body with
organs and appendages attached These characteristics are pointed
out on representatives of each major class of arthropods the
millipede the spider the grasshopper and the lobster Gives the
name of each class and the habitats varieties and economic
importance of selected species of each classC
ARTICULATORY MOVEMENTS IN THE PRODUCTION OF
ENGLISH SPEECH SOUNDS PART 1 CONSONANTS
ct 25 minutes 7456 color 1953
Ilustrates the production of speech through the use of animated
drawings of the breathing process and direct photography of the
movement of the laryngeal and articulatory structures Movements
of the lips mandible tongue velum and pharyngeal constrictor
muscles are shown in illustrations of oral continuant constrants
nasal continuant plosives and affricative commonly present in
American speechGSA
ARTICULATORY MOVEMENTS IN THE PRODUCTION OF
ENGLISH SPEECH SOUNDS PART 2 VOWELS AND
GLIDES
ct 26 minutes 7457 color 1954
Uses liveaction photography of the movements of the laryngeal
and articulatory structures to illustrate the production of vowels and
their movements with glide sounds Resonance is considered as a
factor in speech intelligibility through samples of connected
speechGSA
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ARTIST AT WORK THE JACQUES LIPCHITZ MASTER
SCULPTOR
jsc 11 minutes 2044 color 1968
Portrays one of the foremost pioneers of modern art master
sculptor Jacques Lipchitz Shows the artist at work and several of
his sculptures Features his own comment which gives added
meaning to his works and helps viewers see how he molds his
sculpture to reflect the present timesEB
ARTISTS AND NATURE
JsC I minutes 1354 color 1950
Explains that forms of art are present in the natural environment
and are stimulating to a creative mind Water is interpreted in a
wood cut Tracks in the sand grain in wood the seeds of plants and
soil formations inspire line patterns in stencils and silk screens A
chambered nautilus is the source of a spiral pattern and leaves
provide ideas for many shapes and linear forms BFA
ARTS OF JAPAN
ej 29 minutes 7463 1954
Tells the story of a young American who vists the outstanding
artists of Japan including the painter Gyokudo Kawai tea master
Soshitse Sen actors Koshiro Matsumoto and Massaburo Umewaka
potter Shoji Hamada and woodblock artist Shiko Munakata
Included are scenes of the Noh and the Kabuki dramasNF
ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
SC 10 minutes 1187 1954
Uses still pictures live photography timelapse photography
animation and cinephotomicrography to illustrate and explain the
nature of asexual reproduction in living forms Distinguishes
between sexual and asexual methods of reproduction and depicts
the basic similarity of all types of asexual reproduction Presents
examples of asexual reproduction and shows the degree of variability
to be expected by asexual and sexual reproductionIU
ASTEROIDS COMETS AND METEORITES
ejs 11 minutes 852 i960
Surveys the size composition and location of asteroids comets
and meteorites and the means used to investigate them Recounts
the discovery of asteroids in 1801 by Piazze their place in the solar
system and their variations in size and shape Describes Haleys
study of comets the nature of the composition of comets the size
of their orbits meteorites as remnants of comets the use of radar
and photography in counting them and variations in their sizes
BFA
AT THE CENTER
c1 29 minutes 7910 color 1970
Depicts the role of the school library media specialist as a changing
and dynamic force in our educational system Contributes to the
awareness and understanding of the abilities talents and special
ized interests applicable to the role of the media specialist
Examines media specialists working in the elementary and second
ary schools performing a wide range of activitiesALA
ATLANTIC CROSSING LIFE ON AN OCEAN LINER
Pe 21 minutes 4936 color 1967
Tells of three boys exploring an oceanliners facilities as they sail
from New York to Genoa Italy Activities include a boat drill
discovery of the ships hospital and a masquerade partyEB
ATMOSPHERE IN MOTION THE
jsc 20 minutes 4340 color 1973
The invisible forces that keep the atmosphere in continuous
circulation can be visualized in this film Convection cells the
Conohs Effect the composition and structure of the atmosphere are
revealed through the use of demonstrations laboratory models and
specialeffects animation The film emphasizes mans relationship
to the atmosphere and stresses his responsibility for preserving its
qualityEB
ATTRACTING BIRDS IN WINTER
ej 6 minutes 1298 color 1952
Shows how two children attract winter birds to their own backyards
by building several feeding stations Pictures some common winter
birds feeding in their natural habitats and at the feeding stations
Then tells the reasons for attracting winter birds to ones backyard
and what foods are most suitableIFB
AUDITORIALLYHANDICAPPED CHILD THE THE DEAF
t 29 minutes 7086 1959
Discusses the special problems confronting the child who is deaf
Defines deafness as the inability to hear speech Shows many of the
techniques used in teaching the deaf Uses film sequence to point
out characteristics of the deaf child and how his capabilities are
strengthened Stresses the importance of meeting the needs of the
deaf child which are essentially the same as those of a hearing
childSU 6
AUDUBON AND THE BIRDS OF AMERICA
ejsc 16 minutes 4126 color 1957
Recreates John James Audubons youth in America his struggles
to resolve repeated business failures his interest in painting
wildlife his decision to dedicate his life to his art and his eventual
triumph in the publication of his magnificent work The Birds of
America Illustrates his method of painting by setting a wire grid in
front of his subjects and describes the engraving method used for
his book Shows many of his paintingsC
AUJOURDHUI NOUS VISITONS PARIS FRENCH LANG
FILM
sc 21 minutes 4150 color 1963
Presents a carefully organized and oriented tour of Paris with
animated maps and actual scenes of important points of interest
Utilizes graded vocabulary and idioms suitable for intermediate
French classesIFB
AUNT ARIE
Js 18 minutes 6144 color 1975
This film pays tribute to an authentically American cultural region
and documents the life of a passing generation Aunt Arie Carpenter
who is nearly 87 lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North
Carolina In the characteristic idiom of Appalachia she tells of her
childhood her marriage and how she helped her husband build
their house and farm the red clay soil near Coweeta CreekEB
AUSTRALIAN ANIMALS
Pe 8 minutes 2042 color 1970
Enables children to see a wide variety of animals not generally seen
in North America Uses the absence of narration to encourage
young people to make their own interpretations of what they have
seen Shows the duckbilled platypus the spring anteater the koala
bear and the wombat Also seen are lizards parrots cockatoos and
an emuFI
AUSTRALIAN REPORT
jsc 20 minutes 5128 color 1975
This film surveys the national scene in the midseventies It shows
the country enjoying the benefits of a technological age and coping
with the disadvantages this also brings Shown are urban life rural
pursuits mining and sports interestsJ
AUTOMOBILE TIRE HYDROPLANINGWHAT HAP
Jsc 12 minutes 5262 color 1967
Depicts the problems associated with driving on a wet highway
Shows the formation of water presses between the tire and the
pavement resulting in hydroplaning and unsafe driving condi
tionsGSA
AUTUMN
ejs 10 minutes 1441 1951
Surveys how animals and insects get ready for winter season how
they store food for themselves and prepare their shelters for snow
and cold The caterpillar weaves a cocoon the squirrel collects
nuts the groundhog digs a burrow the water spider stores ud
airAL
12AUTUMN IS AN ADVENTURE BACKGROUND FOR READ
ING AND EXPRESSION
p 11 minutes 142 color 1952
Shows autumn as an adventure of falling leaves beautiful colors
harvests animals getting ready for winter and raking leaves
through the experience of two children The audience participates
in singing songs reading poems and learning new words about
autumn as they are shown on the screenC
AUTUMN PASTORALE
pej 10 minutes 1168 color 1955
Shows fun and gaiety of the season through the eyes of a girl and a
boy as they romp with their dog through a rural autumn country
side The beauty and fascination of natures marvelous transforma
tion are dramatized by means of orchestral musicPOR
AUX QUATRE COINS DE FRANCE FRENCH LANG FILM
912 11 minutes 2073 color 1974
Two young guides lead a tour to the four corners of France
Brittany Auvergne the Basque country and Alsace Directing their
conversation to film viewers and to each other the pair explore
differences in scenery and customsEB
AZTECS THE
jsc 10 minutes 1953 color 1955
Pictures ruins and remains of the Aztec culture which flourished in
Central Mexico from about the twelfth century until the Spanish
Conquest in the sixteenth century Points out that Mexico City is
built on the site of the Aztec capital and locates on a map other
cities and tribes conquered by the Aztecs Reenacts a religious
ceremonial and states that certain customs and beliefs were adopted
from other tribes Emphasizes that in government art architecture
and other fine arts the Aztec civilization was one of the most
successful Indian cultures of AmericaC
BABY ANIMALS
pe 8 minutes 610 1948
Shows baby pigs geese deer pelicans skunks racoons and
opossums with their mothers their methods of obtaining their first
meals their early experiences in locomotion and their early de
pendence on their mothersMCGH
BACKGROUND OF THE CIVIL WAR
jsc 20 minutes 4890 I960
Uses drawings from publications of the period to present the
sociological economic and political issues leading to the Civil
War Contrasts the development of the North and South between
1607 and 1860 Points out differences in the regions economic
life in which the South was agricultural and slaveholding while
the North was increasingly industrial Recounts the struggle for the
control of Congress and the resulting state admission compromises
Stresses the threat to its way of life which the South saw in the
Republican party its resultant secession and the inevitability of the
Civil War following Lincolns electionBFA
BACTERIA
sc 19 minutes 5410 1962
Demonstrates the basic characteristics of bacteria their external
and internal structures their manner of feeding and their reproduc
tive processes Shows how bacteria are classified and describes
their ecological importance as the first link in certain food chains
and as a cause of decomposition Photomicrography is used to
show cell division and conjunctionEB
BACTERIA LABORATORY STUDY
sc 15 minutes 4721 1958
Uses timelapse cinephotomicrography electron micrographs and
regular photography to show laboratory techniques for studying
bacteria and methods for controlling bacteria Shows how bacteria
are grown in the laboratory the preparation of a wet mount the
staining and examination of a smear and streaking to separate
mixed colonies Shows how metabolic activities of bacteria are
used in their identification1U
BACTERIOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES
s 5 minutes 677 color 1960
Illustrates making cotton plugs flaming wire loop transferring
culture from tube to tube and tube to flask pipetting preparing
agar plates spotting streaking picking up cover slip by hanging
drop and forming a microculture chamberTH
BADGERS BAD DAY A
p 11 minutes 912 color 1958
Tells the story of a badger who gets mixed up with a skunk and
cannot trust his sense of smell the remainder of the dayGFP
BALANCING FORCES
ej 14 minutes 4996 1961
Explains the meaning of center of gravity and inertia and how
inertia and motion applied to whirling bodies determine balance
and stabilityUEVA
BALTHAZAR THE LION
pe 12 minutes 155 color 1973
Everyday materials paper paints boxes strips of wood provide
the ingredients for this fantasy about a lion in a zoo The film
illustrates the responsibilities and appropriate behavior for living in
an organized society and the consequences of individual ambition
in conflict with needs and rights of a communityWOMBAT
BASE AND PLACE
jsc 30 minutes 7068 1955
Presents the characteristics history and applications of the binary
system Emphasizes the basic principles of base and place in our
system of numeration Shows the relationship of numbers to the
electronic digital computers and how business applies the binary
system in the use of keysortcardsIU
BASIC TECHNIQUES OF DROWNPROOFING
pejs 12 minutes 5250 color 1966
Shows how nonswimmers can remain afloat for many hours with a
minimum of fatigue This method pioneered by Fred R Lanoue
swimming instructor at Georgia TechSDF
BASIC TELEVISION TERMS A VIDEO DICTIONARY
jsc 17 minutes 4684 color 1977
The film is divided into four sections who does what pre
production production and postproduction All sections
were filmed on location as television shows were actually being
produced As todays child sees the world in television language
this film may contribute to the beginning of video literacy Shows
the steps of producing television from start to finish The process is
shown for both big budget broadcast television and small budget
industrial educational closed circuit televisionPFP
BASIC TUMBLING SKILLS SECOND EDITION
ejs 15 minutes 4539 color 1974
Tumbling is the closest you can get to flying while youre still on
the ground Frozen action slow motion and clear demonstrations
by boys and girls illustrate simple rolls dive rolls the headstand
handstand handwalk cartwheel kip up pike up pike down and
combinationsC
BATTLE OF YORKTOWN
ejs 13 minutes 5307 1958
Describes the events which led up to the decisive battle of the
American Revolution at Yorktown and shows the battle itself in
some detail Pictures Washingtons skill as a leader and his tact in
dealing with Americas French allies and indicates the importance
of France in contributing to the American victoryEB
BE YOUR OWN TRAFFIC POLICEMAN
pe 10 minutes 730 1957
Using live actors in an imaginary setting two children Jack and
Batty discuss the important rules for personal safely with a traffic
policeman They learn the importance of being alert careful
courteous and considerate and that though a policeman may
sometimes be there to help an individual must frequently be his
own policeman in safely meeting traffic hazardsPOR
13
BEACH AND SEA ANIMALS SECOND EDITION
ejsc II minutes 273 1953
Illustrates and explains the characteristics and importance of
invertebrate animals living on or near the beach Shows the body
plan adaptions and interrelationships of a wide variety of beach
and sea animals such as the starfish sea urchin crab octopus
lobster sponge anemone and nudibranch Demonstrates basic
concepts of marine life through closeup underwater photography EB
BEACH THE A RIVER OF SAND
ej 20 minutes 4543 color 1965
Analyzes currents produced by waves and calculates the accumula
tion and depletion of sand caused by jetties to show that the most
pronounced movement of sand on a beach is usually along the
shore Says that a beach is actually a moving river of sand between
the land and the waterEB
BEAR AND THE HUNTER
ejsc I minutes 1442 q56
Presents the story of a bear hunt in Lapland as photographed by
Arne Sucksdorff Anund the Hunter and his dog follow the trail of a
great bear through forests over valleys and streams and into the
high mountains When the bear injures the dog Anund retreats in
panic into the night leaving the bear to survey its domain proudly
Includes closeups of many other animals of the regionEB
0APTASRaSSdLEHE PERCUSSION FR0M PLEISTOCENE
jHs 13 minutes 4586 color 1972
This explores modern instruments in the percussion family tracing
ther history back to prehistoric times Animated characters and
Snelley Manne awardwinning jazz drummer introduce old and
new instruments and ways of making music on them Rock
enthusiasts especially as well as younger children can identify
with this film as they learn how percussion started and where it
wentX
BEAVER THE
Pe 11 minutes 821 1959
Shows activities of the beaver in its natural environment Illustrates
ways n which the beavers teeth feet and tail help him in
swimming eating felling trees and repairing a broken dam
Shows in cross section the construction of a beaver house and
stresses the importance of the animal as an agent of conservation
and as a valuable fur bearerEB
BECAUSE ITS JUST ME
ej 15 minutes 4800 color 1974
Students are encouraged to take a selfinventory and to think about
how then present abilities interests and hobbies might extend into
career rolesor to future leisuretime activitiesEB
BEE CITY
ejs 11 minutes 1440 1951
Describes the definite jobs of the drones workers and the queens in
a community of beesAL
BEES AND THEIR HABITS
Jsc 11 minutes 1104 color 1957
Shows the bees importance to flowers and fruits through pollina
tion the social habits of the honeybee the queen and her duties the
organization of the hive swarming and the Von Frisch experi
ments proving the color sense of the honeybeePHP
BEETHOVEN AND HIS MUSIC
jsc 12 minutes 4033 1954
Presents a brief biographical sketch of Beethoven and a cultural
survey of his time Contrasts his humble birthplace with that of the
nobility Compares his music with the formal design of classical
architecture and points out that it reflects more than the classic
tradition of the eighteenth century Characterizes him as the
tighter for freedom and depicts the influence of the French
Revolution on his thinking and his music Contains intermittent
musica background of his works including a portion of the
rastoral SymphonyC
BEFORE YOU HUNT
jsc 22 minutes 7175 color
Hunting whether in field or forest can be dangerous It can also be
fun if precautions are followed Safety procedures good common
sense and courtesy practices as described in this film are essential
to a successful hunt This semianimated film will appeal to a
middle school age group especiallyGDNR
BEGINNING AT PLYMOUTH COLONY THE
ejs 13 minutes 4249 1954
Dramatizing the economic life at both Jamestown and Plymouth
Colony where the founding fathers tried a communistic system
with common storehouses and equal shares for all only to have it
fail miserably Shows the immediate progress at both settlements
when the principles of private ownership of property and self
reliance were establishedNEP
BEGINNING FRENCH INTONATION
sc 9 minutes 1973 1953
Uses a beginning French class to demonstrate that when singing
the intonation imparted to the language sounds less amateurish than
when the beginner is reading Associates the ability to reproduce
the characteristic music of French with an understanding of
intonation Explains the principle of intonation and analyzes the
difference n intonation patterns between English and French with
the use of charts animated diagrams oscillographs and a tape
recorderC
2f2J5G RESP0NSIBILITY A LUNCHROOM GOES
BANANAS
w u n miUteS l785 color 1978
Wendell Walters news reporter for KBTV Kids for Better Tele
vision keeps us up to date on the latest incident at Plumcrest
Lunchroom It seems the food in Plumcrest School Cafeteria has
gone on strike to protest the poor lunchroom manners of the child
ren After Banana issues a twoweek ultimatum the students take
some positive steps toward better lunchroom mannersC
BEGINNING RESPONSIBILITY BEING A GOOD SPORT
Pe II minutes 2037 1969
Shows how acts of poor sportsmanship over a game of checkers
lead Paula and Woody into an argument Explores situations
involving other youngsters and motives that lead them to varyine
degrees of sportsmanshipC
cNG RESPONSIBILITY BEING ON TIME SECOND
brJITION
P 11 minutes 1905 color 1973
Jim who has a habit of being late discovers that it isnt much fun
when he misses a puppet show at the library Examining reasons
for being late leads to suggestions for planning time and preparing
for upcoming events bringing more enjoyment for everyoneC
BEGINNING RESPONSIBILITY BOOKS AND THEIR CARE
Pe II minutes 1818 1959
Illustrates the correct ways to take care of books Bobby a boy in
the primary grades is given a book for his birthday and his father
shows him how to open it properly keep it on the shelf handle it
carefully and use a bookmark At school his teacher illustrates the
results of poor book care and how to repair torn pages immediatelyC
ScSoOLNG RESP0NSIBILITY GETTING READY FOR
Pe 11 minutes 2038 i969
Shows the problems involved when Ricky who often stays up late
oversleeps and has to rush so that he forgets necessary items for
school and is often late anyway After spending the night with a
friend Rcky sees how he can better organize his time and be
longings to help him get ready for school fasterC
rNlTRUCTGo5ISPONSIBIUTY LEARNING T0 FOLLOW
P 11 minutes 1980 color 1967
Shows how three toy animals magically come to life and help
David learn how to follow instructions Stresses the way to follow
14instructions by paying attention asking instructions and remembering
the order of instructionsC
BEGINNING RESPONSIBILITY RULES AT SCHOOL
pe II minutes 300 1965
Indicates ways rules help students in school on the playground or
wherever they are working or playing Relates four major rules in
schools come on time put things in their proper places work
quietly and keep to the right in the halls Shows a class making
rules for a field trip and indicates ways rules make the trip more
enjoyableC
BEGINNING RESPONSIBILITY TAKING CARE OF THINGS
YOU SHARE
p 11 minutes 1904 color 1978
Isabel didnt mean to be careless with the things others shared with
her She just didnt think But one night something magical hap
pened and Isabel began to understand what it was like to get things
back that hadnt been taken care of What she experienced helped
her develop a sense of responsibility for things that are sharedC
BEGINNINGS OF EXPLORATION THE
ej 14 minutes 5436 color 1965
Describes the first stages in Europes expansion the growth of
trade the rise of a strong merchant class and the scientific
awakening to new ideas about man and his world Explains why
the first explorers were anxious to discover a new sea route to
India and how improved ships and navigation instruments helped
them accomplish their aimEB
BEGINNINGS OF VERTEBRATE LIFE
js 11 minutes 419 color 1963
Documents the work of Dr Tkio Yamamoto whose method for
artifically fertilizing the egg of oryzias latipes a small fish has
made the process of embryonic development observable under the
microscope Uses animation timelapse photography and photo
micrography to picture the process of fertilization cell division and
blastula formation Generalizes that all vertebrates have in common
a reproductive process by which a onecelled egg becomes a
manycelled highly organized individualEB
BEHAVIOR IN ANIMALS AND PLANTS
js 10 minutes 1871 1957
Illustrates the four general types of plant and animal behavior
tropism reflex instinct and intelligence Examples on a farm
show that all living things respond or react to stimuli Uses
timelapse photography to show gravity and light tropisms in bean
seedlings a house plant and insects Presents similar examples for
the three remaining types of behavior Explains that man shows the
greatest intelligence and ability to adjust behavior to stimuliC
BEING ME
te 20 minutes 4023 color 1975
BEING ME explores the many areas and origins of personal
identity and reveals how children perceive themselves in terms of
their surroundings family and ethnicity Talking about their
backgrounds and personal interests the children are not only
exuberant but proud of their diversity This film shows how these
children accept themselves As they learn to believe in their own
style they find it easier to accept others on their own terms
PHOENIX
BERFUNKLE
jsc 9 minutes 1981 color 1964
Cartoon pointing out the fact that the same word can mean
something different to many people Verbal communication re
quires tools and words are used as symbols of things Man
mumbles berfunkle and another hearing this goes to the
dictionary only to discover the definition has been blotted out with
ink He then realizes that words mean something different to a
variety of people he encountersPOR
BERLIN KAISER TO KHRUSHCHEV PART I
jsc 25 minutes 7517 1964
Depicts Berlin as a center of violent political and military activity
Points out the story of its expansion wealth and power inflation
and decay brutal tyranny and world conquest followed by collapse
a new start and new tensions brought by the cold war and The
Wall FI
BERLIN KAISER TO KHRUSHCHEV PART II
jsc 25 minutes 7518
See description of Pt IFI
1964
BERNICE BOBS HER HAIR PART I
s 24 minutes 7925 color 1977
This film is based on the short story by F Scott Fitzgerald
Although Bernice is a member of the preflapper generation many
viewers today will identify with her transition from awkward young
girl to selfassured person Shelly Duvall plays Bernice who is
transformed from a reticent ugly duckling into a soughtafter
vamp by her manipulative cousin Marjorie played by Veronica
Cartwright Bernice becomes so adroit at using the social cliches
and conventions that she wins the hearts of all Marjories suitors
However when she is trapped into bobbing her hair to prove her
mettle Bernice loses her newfound beauty Her revenge gives the
story a delightful ironic twistPERF
BERNICE BOBS HER HAIR PART II
s 24 minutes 7926
See description of Part IPERF
color
1977
BEST YOU POSSIBLE THE
js 14 minutes 6123 color 1981
This practical visual handbook gives teenagers comprehensive
guidelines on selfimprovement Both boys and girls will profit
from the candid discussions of selfimage diet exercise personal
hygiene grooming hair styling wardrobe selection and other
topics of immediate interest to junior and senior high school
studentsCEN
BETTER BREAKFAST USA
ej 11 minutes 1609 color 1964
Shows the importance of a good breakfast for youngsters and
demonstrates the part cereals play in good nutritionCI
BEYOND OUR SOLAR SYSTEM
ej 11 minutes 1819
1959
Explains some basic concepts concerning constellations galaxies
nebulae and star clusters found beyond our solar system Describes
the physical characteristics of these bodies such as size color and
temperature through the use of telescopic timelapse photography
Stresses the vast distances between objects in space Points out that
the sun and its solar system is just one part of the Milky WayC
BIG ANIMALS OF AFRICA
pe 10 minutes 1519 1957
Pictures many of the larger animals of Africa explaining how they
live together Shows examples of protective coloring Includes the
zebra giraffe wildebeest lion elephant rhinoceros hippopota
mus ostrich flamingo and many other animals Points out that
Africa has long been thought of as a land of mystery because of the
barrier of the Sahara DesertEB
BIG CATS ENDANGERED PREDATORS
ejs 23 minutes 8148 color 1979
Lions tigers leopards jaguars cheetahs cougars for millions
of years humans have been fascinated by these big cats In circuses
and zoos they continue to awe us with their power and grace The
film offers a unique closeup look at these animals in their natural
environment and presents some of their characteristics and distinc
tive behavior and social patternsEB
BIG LAND ANIMALS OF NORTH AMERICA
pe 11 minutes 1450 color
1956
Shows brief scenes of mule deer American elk moose caribou
reindeer muskox buffalo and mountain sheep Depicts Alaskan
black bears brown bears Kodiak bears and grizzly bears De
scribes some of the activities and structures of each of the
animalsEB
15
HHHH
BIG NUMBERS
sc 30 minutes 7069 1955
Demonstrates the importance of very large and very small numbers
Illustrates the meaning application and significance of exponents
and powers Discusses perfect numbers and Euclids formula
for finding themIU
BIG SUN AND OUR EARTH
p 10 minutes 1869 1957
Jimmy leams basic concepts about the sun and its effect on the
earth Through the day he observes the changing length of
shadows how flowers respond to sunlight why we have day and
night and how the sun heats and lights our world Uses a drawing
of a globe and a spinning globe to explain day and night Through
many experiences he learns that the big sun though far away is
very important to usC
BIG TEST THE
js 14 minutes 4003 color 1982
This film shows the proving ground testing required to bring a new
car to market It also traces how a new car design is conceived and
developed and what testing is needed to prove the designs
reliability safety durability and performance Discusses the impor
tance of safety efforts in three areas the car road and the
driverGM
BIG WORLD
pe 11 minutes 923 color 1966
Answers the simple questions of a child about the size shape and
surface of the world A primary globe is used as a visual aidEB
BILL OF RIGHTS IN ACTION THE
FREEDOM OF RELIGION
ejsc 21 minutes 5605 color 1969
Explains that the Bill of Rights guarantees people freedom of
religion Explores what happens if laws are broken or life is
endangered through the free exercise of religion Discusses the
constitutional issues involved in a transfusion case and analyzes at
what point the interest of society outweighs the individuals
constitutional right to freedom of religionBFA
BILL OF RIGHTS IN ACTION THE
FREEDOM OF SPEECH
js 21 minutes 5606 color 1968
Provides an opportunity to explore the complexities of the constitu
tional right to freedom of speech Follows the case of an unpopular
speaker who is convicted of disturbing the peace Portrays the
lawyers arguing the constitutional issues in a court of appeals
BFA
BILL OF RIGHTS IN ACTION THE
STORY OF A TRIAL
ejsc 22 minutes 5607 color 1968
Dramatically portrays the protection afforded each citizen under the
United States Constitution Points out that an accused person is
innocent until proven guilty Shows that when a person is accused
of a crime his rights are a trial in a court of law to show the
protection afforded persons under the Bill of RightsBFA
BILLY AND NANNY TWIN GOATS
P 9 minutes 647 1953
Shows the life of a herd of goats on a farm including the feeding
milking and care of mature goats and the activities of two baby
goats Billy and NannyEB
BINARY OPERATIONS AND THE
COMMUTATIVE PROPERTY
ej 10 minutes 2059 color
Defines Binary operations and presents examples Defines the
commutative property of a binary operation and gives examples of
commutative and noncommutative binary operations Points out
that the central theme is the realization of binary operation as a
table such as an addition multiplication or subtraction table
MLA
BIOGRAPHY OF THE UNBORN
sc 15 minutes 4981 1965
Traces human development from the moment of fertilization to the
moment when the infant begins independent life In photomicrography
animation live photography and X rays the film records the
development of the embryo and the fetus in the mothers wombEB
BIOLOGICAL RHYTHMS STUDIES IN CHRONOBIOLOGY
js 22 minutes 6147 color 1977
A pilot flying across time zones upsets his circadian rhythms and
experiences a discomforting outofsync feeling This film docu
ments recent experiments designed to discover the source of
internal timeclocks how they affect behavior and efficiency in
plants animals and humans and how they can be changedEB
BIOLOGY EXPLORING THE LIVING WORLD
jsc 17 minutes 4759 color 1979
This overview film will spark students interest in the study of
biology The film probes the many mysteries of the living world
that biology has helped uncover Individual organisms are exam
ined and relationships between living things and their physical
environment studied to find answers that may help humans under
stand their own bodies and how they fit into the web of lifeEB
BIRD BEHAVIOR
sc 22 minutes 4558 1956
Illustrates the territorial instinct by which the male bird declares his
home territory in such phenomena as individual species behavior
song etc Depicts devices for bird study field trips food supplies to
attract birds ornithological maps instruments to measure area
light intensity and density of vegetation States that bird study
requires sharp eyes and ears and pencil and paper for recording
observationsAL
BIRD CIRCUS
Pej 11 minutes 1082
With a background of circus music
perform a variety of circus actsABP
color 1956
Dorothys trained birds
BIRD HOMES
Pe 11 minutes 1465 color 1957
Offers a look at different kinds of bird homes the habitats in which
they can be found and the types of material used in nest building
Shows views of eggs in the nest newlyhatched baby birds and the
parent birds feeding caring for and protecting their youngEB
BIRDS ARE INTERESTING
ej 11 minutes 500 color 1950
Colorfully presents some of the basic biological concepts concern
ing birds Provides a systematic analysis of birds by classifying
them under three categories swimming and wading birds birds of
prey and birds that perch Contrasts such features as bills feet and
wings to characterize each type Birds depicted in dramatic color
photographs include hawks owls ducks pelicans canaries and
domestic chickensEB
BIRDS HOW WE IDENTIFY THEM
Pe 11 minutes 1784 color I960
With field glasses and bird guide book two boys see and identify
many different birds They learn how to distinguish one bird from
another by appearance sound and actions both on the ground and
in the air The identifying characteristics of many common birds
are pointed out as they are shown in their natural habitatC
BIRDS IN WINTER
Pej II minutes 478 color 1955
Shows how to use a feeding station to attract winter birds and how
to recognize the chickadee nuthatch woodpecker junco cardinal
English sparrow starling and robin Discusses the seasonal aspect
of bird life and the foodgetting adaptations of birds in winterC
BIRDS IN YOUR BACKYARD REVISED
Pe 11 minutes 2067 color 1956
Shows two boys sharing the fun and the responsibilities of a project
16to attract birds to their yard Illustrates how to construct a feeding
tray filling a hummingbird feeder providing a nestbox and filling
a birdbathAB
BIRDS OF OUR STORYBOOKS
p 11 minutes 1954 color 1955
Presents characteristics of various birds and tells of the enjoyment
found in reading and drawing pictures of them Introduces each
bird by showing a painting of it Shows the following in their
natural habitats English sparrow cardinal crow blue jay wood
pecker wren and the sea gull Concludes by asking the viewers to
draw a picture and find or tell a story about birdsC
BIRDS OF THE COUNTRYSIDE THIRD EDITION
pej 11 minutes 192 color 1962
Pictures the following birds in their natural surroundings indigo
bunting eastern kingbird marsh hawk sparrow hawk nighthawk
mourning dove western meadowlark and killdeer Shows how
they nest feed and care for their young Includes the call of each
bird and emphasizes its value to manC
BIRDS OF THE DOORYARD THIRD EDITION
pej 11 minutes 159 color 1962
Pictures the following birds in their natural surroundings robin
yellow warbler eastern phoebe yellowshafted flicker cardinal
tree swallow house wren and purple martin Shows how they
nest feed and care for their young Includes the call of each bird
and shows how all can be attracted to a home and gardenC
BIRDS OF THE INLAND WATERWAYS
SECOND EDITION
pej 10 minutes 153 color 1965
Shows nine birds inhabiting the areas adjacent to inland waterways
the common loon Canada goose spotted sandpiper osprey
snowy common and cattle egrets the redhead oldsquaw mallard
and the shoveler ducksC
BIRDS THAT EAT INSECTS
pejsc 6 minutes 1296 color 1952
Classifies birds that eat insects by their body weight and structure
Using the swallow as an example the film shows lightweight birds
with long wings that are adapted to catch flying insects Portrays
the breasted nuthatch flicker and redheaded woodpecker as
shortlegged birds with long slender bills that eat insects from
trunks of trees Emphasizes through animation the differences in
bill and mouth structure between the two groupsIFB
BIRDS THAT EAT SEEDS
pejsc 6 minutes 1295 color 1952
Shows the birds that eat seeds have strong bills Includes shots of
the canary evening grosbeak junco indigo bunting goldfinch
whitecrowned sparrow song sparrow cardinal cross bill and
cedar waxwingIFB
BIRTH AND DEATH OF MOUNTAINS
ej 12 minutes 5006 1961
Points out that although mountains seem permanent and unchanging
ice wind and water constantly wear them down At the same time
new mountains are being created Explains that over millions of
years mountains are created destroyed and created in a continu
ing cycle of changeBFA
BIRTHDAY FOR BUTTON A
p 11 minutes 1982 1966
Introduces through animation with Button the clown basic math
concepts that will help associate the words and symbols of
numeration with examples of how manyUW
BLIND AS A BAT
ejsc 7 minutes 1394 1954
Pictures the life and habits of the bat Closeups show that it is not
blind but has well developed eyes Laboratory tests demonstrate
the bats ability to avoid obstacles even when blindfolded by
emitting inaudible cries This misunderstood animal is shown to be
a useful insect killer and is the only mammal that fliesMIS
BLOOD THE
sc 16 minutes 5358 color 1961
Photomicrography animation and demonstrations are used to
describe the circulation of the blood its composition and its
functions Blood typing and the test for RH factor are explainedEB
BLUE DASHIKI THE JEFFREY AND HIS CITY NEIGH
BORS
pe 14 minutes 4888 color 1969
Set in a commercial urban neighborhood this film traces the
adventures of a young black boy who wants to earn money to buy
the dashiki he has seen in a local African import shop The
cooperation of neighbors and storekeepers and the cosmopolitan
flavor and cultural interests of the AfroAmerican community are
vividly portrayed as Jeffrey works toward his goal There is no
narration or dialogue The film relies on its visuals brilliant sound
effects and its musical background to spark ideas for interaction
group discussion reading and writingEB
BOATS AND SHIPS SECOND EDITION
pe II minutes 166 color 1962
Shows Tom and Margie escorted by a retired sea captain
observing the wide variety of boats ships physical features and
activities of an ocean port They also learn something of the histroy
of ocean travel and the purposes of the various types of shipsEB
BODY DEFENSES AGAINST DISEASE SECOND EDITION
ej 14 minutes 4944 color 1978
Although we do not see them each day we come into contact with
harmful bacteria viruses parasites and fungi A complex defense
system daily guards our bodies against infection and disease Using
an unusual blend of electron photomicrography animation and live
action the film provides viewers with rare glimpses of disease
causing organisms the action of antibodies on diseasecausing
germs and emphasizes the importance of immunization in disease
prevention controlEB
BOLIVAR SOUTH AMERICAN LIBERATOR
ejs II minutes 1754 1962
Uses actual locales to present the biography of Simon Bolivar
liberator of five South American countries Explains the factors
which led him to abandon his fortune and position and relates his
life to the development of democracy in South AmericaC
BOOKKEEPING OCCUPATIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES
jsc 15 minutes 5555 color 1969
Traces the history of bookkeeping from the early Babylonians
Egyptians and the Romans to modern times Demonstrates the
importance of keeping accurate records in business inventories as
well as financial matters Points out that a knowledge of bookkeep
ing is an invaluable aid to career successBFA
BOOKER T WASHINGTON
ejs 19 minutes 4739 1951
Presents episodes which illustrate Booker T Washingtons con
stant struggle to free his people from ignorance poverty and fear
Recalls his hardships in obtaining an education his problems in
building Tuskegee Institute and his tragedies in private life
Includes part of his influential Atlanta speechEB
BOOMSVILLE
ejsc 11 minutes 216 color 1970
Presents an animated overview of the growth of cities showing
what man has done to his environment Recreates man first spotting
land in this country to his reaching the moon It emphasizes how he
took a virgin land and made of it a frantic congested place to
liveLCA
BORROWED POWER
sc 15 minutes 4363
Shows how Jerry a highschool boy misuses the borrowed
power of a car His reckless driving causes him to be arrested on
suspicion of hitandrun manslaughter With the help of the judge
Jerry comes to realize the responsibility that is his when driving a
carAAA
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HSHMHIH
BOY OF RENAISSANCE ITALY
ej 13 minutes 4140 1957
Tells the story of Niccolo a young boy who travels in the year 1502
from his village home to the glamorous city of Florence to
apprentice to a well known painter for several years Presents many
views of the architecture sculpture and painting of the period as
Niccolo makes his way around the city and learns about his new job
as a painters apprenticeC
BOY OF THE CIRCUS
Pe 15 minutes 4063 color 1956
Presents a story about a circus boy Dino who visits the circus
performers in search of a job for the opening performance Shows
him trying to walk a tightwire ride a trick horse and train
elephants but without success Pictures the solution to Dinos
problem when he comes out on opening night as a clownC
BOY OF THE NAVAJOS REVISED EDITION
Pe II minutes 1948 color 1975
The story of Tony a presentday Navajo Indian boy as he herds
sheep in the Arizona desert and spends evenings with his parents
and sister in the hogan On a family trip to the trading post Tony
trades his drawings of the way his people live for a set of
watercolorsC
BOY OF THE SEMINOLES INDIANS OF THE EVER
GLADES
Pe 10 minutes 1947 color 1956
Shows the living habits and activities of Naha a teenage Seminole
Indian boy and his family in Florida Describes the movement of
the Seminoles from Georgia to the Florida Everglades Pictures the
Everglades country in which the family lives and follows Naha as
he finds a baby alligator which he eventually returns to the
streamC
BOY TO MAN
ej 16 minutes 5460 color 1962
Deals candidly with the secondary and primary sexual changes in
the male Presented as a scientific and authoritative treatment and
produced in animation under medical and psychiatric supervision
CHU
Note Preview before showing Order on a separate form and have
countersigned by the Superintendent
BOYHOOD OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Pe II minutes 1753 1962
Recreates Lincolns boyhood of nearpoverty and long hours of
hard work Photographed at the authentically reconstructed village
containing his boyhood home at Rockport IndianaC
BOYHOOD OF GEORGE WASHINGTON REVISED EDI
TION
Pe 8 minutes 1868 color 1975
As a good Virginia farmer at Mount Vernon George Washington
looks back and retells his early years He grew up on his
halfbrothers Mount Vernon estate and reached young manhood
as a member of the expedition for opening up the Shenandoah
Valley Out of his young years as farmer surveyor and soldier he
drew the qualities that enabled him to lead troops withstand great
hardships and govern a new nationC
BOYS TRIP INTO THE GRAND CANYON
ejs 15 minutes 5057 color 1963
Peter his parents and a wrangler take a pack train down into Grand
Canyon stopping to learn about the different types of rocks and
how they were formed Explains about the great pressures in the
earth and how mountains are made Closeups show presentday
plant and animal life and many very early fossilsJ
BREAD SECOND EDITION
pe 11 minutes 331 color 1960
Shows the entire process of breadmaking and distribution from the
wheat fields to the dinner table Surveys the harvesting of grain its
being sold to the mills and the processes involved in baking bread
Other bakery products shown are doughnuts coffee cake rolls and
cakeEB
BREAD AND BUTTERFLIES TEACHER INSERVICE PRO
GRAM
912 15 minutes 5716 color 1974
This series is an instructional package for career development The
materials are designed to help ninetotwelveyearolds explore the
relationship between their lives and the world of workAIT
BREAD AND BUTTERFLIES CHOOSING CHANGES
ej 15 minutes 5731 color 1974
This is the true story of Barbara an engineer in oceanography who
had the confidence in herself to overcome challenges that others
thought would be too difficultAIT
BREAD AND BUTTERFLIES DECISIONS DECISIONS
9I2 15 minutes 5720 color 1974
Tommy must decide whether he wants to continue his friendship
with Joey a misfit shunned by the other boysAIT
BREAD AND BUTTERFLIES I AGREE YOURE WRONG
912 15 minutes 5723 color 1974
Mattie a movie director and Vince a cameraman have a hard
time seeing eyetoeye about how a certain scene should be filmed
and communication ceasesAIT
BREAD AND BUTTERFLIES ME MYSELF AND MAYBE
9 12 15 minutes 5719 color 1974
DeAnne overcomes her lack of selfconfidence at school when her
Aunt Cathy helps her learn some new skillsAIT
BREAD AND BUTTERFLIES OUR OWN TWO HANDS
912 15 minutes 5729 color 1974
Members of the Holland family who live on and work a small pig
farm are enthusiastic about having a farm that thrives by our own
two handsAIT
BREAD AND BUTTERFLIES PEOPLE NEED PEOPLE
912 15 minutes 5728 color 1974
From trapeze artists to construction workers this documentary
shows examples of positive dependent and interdependent relation
ships in work and leisure activitiesAIT
BREAD AND BUTTERFLIES PLANNING AHEAD THE
nAObn
912 15 minutes 5726 color 1974
Johnnys dream of building a soap box racer are not realized until
he learns to use equipment properly and to plan aheadAIT
BREAD AND BUTTERFLIES POWER PLAY
912 15 minutes 5730 color 1974
In this fantasy a group of rebels create confusion after the school
principal announces that the adults will leave the building and the
students will take over all responsibilitiesAIT
BREAD AND BUTTERFLIES SCHOOL AND JOBS
912 15 minutes 5721 color 1974
This program looks at activities roles and personalities in a
hospital a factory and a general store and compares them to those
of a schoolAIT
BREAD AND BUTTERFLIES SUCCESS STORY
912 15 minutes 5724 color 1974
This is a true story about Dave who owns a leather shop where he
makes and sells his work and who has learned to define success in
his own termsAIT
BREAD AND BUTTERFLIES TAKING CARE OF BUISNESS
912 15 minutes 5722 color 1974
David begins to neglect his responsibilities at home when he starts
mowing lawns to earn extra moneyAIT
18BREAD AND BUTTERFLIES THINGS IDEAS PEOPLE
912 15 minutes 5727 color 1974
Three children who think their father has lost his job make lists of
job possibilities classifying them as jobs working with things
people or ideasAIT
BREAD AND BUTTERFLIES TREASURE HUNT
912 15 minutes 5717 color 1974
Ernie Monica and Bill want to go to a carnival but each must earn
money to pay for itAIT
BREAD AND BUTTERFLIES THE WAY WE LIVE
912 15 minutes 5725 color 1974
The members of a West Virginia family reveal the values that shape
their livestheir attitudes toward work home life and leisure
activitiesAIT
BREAD AND BUTTERFLIES WORK MEANS
912 15 minutes 5718 color 1974
A junior high school girl doing research for a report discovers that
work means different things to different peopleAIT
BREADMAKING
ej II minutes 2028 color 1950
Contrasts the baking of bread at home in years past with that of
todays spotlessly clean commercial bakeries Follows a stepby
step process from measuring ingredients to mixing baking slicing
and the final wrapping of ovenfresh loaves Shows large ma
chines controlled by only a few workmen that produce thousands
of uniform loaves of bread dailyPHP
BREAKING THE WEB
ejs 11 minutes 1367 color 1953
Graphically exposes the effects of injudicious economic develop
ment and land mismanagement on the wildlife of this country
Emphasizes that the destruction of soil by fire the effects of
improper drainage on water tables and vegetation and other poorly
planned and careless acts of man are only a few of the causes of
breaking the web of lifePIC
BREATH OF LIFE
jsc 10 minutes 390 color 1964
Explains when to use mouth to mouth breathing and tells why it is
the best method of resuscitation Shows how to apply the method in
a variety of situations and outlines the basic steps involvedPFP
BREATHING FOR OTHERS
ejs 14 minutes 4020 color 1965
Shows many situations of asphyxia drowning gassing electric
shock and suffocation where exhaled air resuscitation may save
life Demonstration of the mouthtomouth and mouthtonose
techniques is given by instructors both male and female The ease
with which untrained persons even children can use the method is
amply demonstratedIFB
BRIDGES
js 12 minutes 4636 1956
Traces the history of the development of basic types of bridges
from the rope bridges in Ancient Asia and Africa to the modern
Golden Gate and George Washington bridges Shown also is the
importance of bridges in transportation in communication among
people and in the defense of a countryPIC
BRITISH INFANT SCHOOL THE SOUTHERN STYLE
ct 30 minutes 8007 color
A general introduction to informal education the integrated day
vertical groupings problem solving strategies and other features of
the new British infant or primary schools is given All phases of the
program at East Harper Primary School Lenoir North Carolina
are shown with frank descriptions by staff membersPFS
BRITISH ISLES THE LAND AND THE PEOPLE
SECOND EDITION
ejsc 21 minutes 5448 color 1964
Shows the physical geography of the British Isles and ways in
which the land has influenced the way of life and the national
character of the British people Examines the chief economic
activities of the British Isles and points out that this land where the
Industrial Revolution began is now at the crossroads in a rapidly
changing worldEB
BROKEN GLASS SECOND EDITION
js 14 minutes 4379 color 1979
Controlled collisions demonstrate to the viewer just how dangerous
it is to ignore safety belts particularly for children In tests
conducted at UCLA anthropometric dummies are used to show
what happens to the occupants of two cars colliding at different
speeds Slowmotion segments vividly reveal the difference in
injuries to the dummies wearing safety belts versus those not
wearing themAIMS
BROWN BEARS GO FISHING
pe 11 minutes 1946
1955
Shows the behavior of various kinds of bears and portrays several
Alaskan brown bears catching salmon in a stream Pictures a
mother taking her cubs swimming and catching fish for them
Shows and stresses the words cubs Black bears fishing
and wading Concludes with a mild bear fightC
BRUSH IN ACTION
jcs 9 minutes 1375 1948
Shows the different kinds of watercolor brushes and tells how they
can be used Explains the techniques of washing and toning and
emphasizes the surface texture of painting paper Shows a rural
scene which is drawn wholly by brush and tells how to achieve
these results with a flat brush and a round brushIFB
BRUSHING UP ON DIVISION
ej 11 minutes 1752
1961
Presents a review of terms used in division and the meaning of
place value Stresses the importance of knowing the division and
multiplication facts Shows the working of division examples step
by step Also reviews the checking procedureC
BUFFALO AN ECOLOGICAL SUCCESS STORY
js 13 minutes 4339 color 1972
This unusual film documents the life story of the buffalo and the
tremendous effort that has been made to preserve and extend this
almost extinct species It recaptures a vision of the vast herds that
once roamed North America of how Indian tribes depended upon
the animal for food clothing shelter weapons and fuel of how
settlers railroads and professional hunters nearly decimated this
important animal resourceEB
BUILD YOUR ECONOMIC POWER
js 20 minutes 6148 color 1977
Music humor and drama help to teach concepts of money
management Seven young people explore how to earn the most
money possible how to budget and how to save or invest They
ask questions about good buying habits and credit Answers are
provided by a poet economist a time traveler a comic book
character Savingsman and a comedic family that zips through
a shopping spree in fast motionEB
BUILDING A HOUSE SECOND EDITION
pe 10 minutes 383 color 1963
Shows each of the main stages in planning for building a
house in a newly developed area The Johnson family
buys a lot and discusses the architects plans with a
builder Heavy machinery is used to level the ground and
then other workers begin Shows carpenters plumbers elec
tricians and painters working When the interior is finished the
Johnson family moves inEB
BUILDING AN OUTLINE
js 10 minutes 519 1948
Contrasts the work of two boys who are preparing reports for their
history class One obtains good results by developing a working
outline and taking notes on cards while the other is confused and
unsuccessful The latter then determines to outline future papersC
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BUOYANCY
js 16 minutes 5468 color 1968
Presents a structural series of experiments leading to an understand
ing of buoyancy Provides opportunities for class discussion by
stopping the projector at certain points Closes with a question
which allows the student to test concepts presentedBFA
BURIED CITIES POMPEII AND HERCULANEUM
sc 14 minutes 5040 color 1962
Carefully excavated homes of the people are seen from the
archaeologists viewpoints Colorful mosaics paved streets tem
ples and household goods all retrieved from a hundred feet of
volcanic encrustation are examined Emphasizes the archaeologists
meticulous care in assembling the broken fragments and an artists
impression helps to piece together information from the past Mt
Vesuvius in the background helps explain the disasterIFB
BURNS EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
js 15 minutes 6145 color 1982
Knowledge of the four basic emergency steps may help you save a
burn victims life This film gives approved fist aid techniques in
response to different kinds of burns and smoke inhalation a
burnrelated injury The effects of the different degrees of burns are
describedEB
BUSINESS OFFICE MAKING THINGS HAPPEN
js 10 minutes 2045 color 1970
Shows a group of students planning the prom and learning that
behind every organized activity there is a business office Points
out the administrative functions of planning budgeting advertising
and decision making as well as the clerical tasks of scheduling
recording typing and bookkeeping Illustrates these functions in
many formalized businesses large and smallJ
BUSINESS WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT
jsc 18 minutes 4046 color 1975
By seeing the business operations of four different businesses we
learn the basic functions of business the problems to solve the
skill needed and the importance of business in everday life A close
look at these companies reveals and defines that certain concepts
are common to any business ie product or services research and
development production and manufacturing marketing and distri
bution and profitFILMFAIR
BUSY BODIES
p 10 minutes 319 color 1970
Contrasts the everyday movements of children with that of animals
Encourages children to imagine what it would like to move their
bodies like their animal friends Shows a group of children engaged
in freeform dancing to music as they pretend to be butterflies
Encourgages children to engage in selfmotivated exercise and
promote a keener awareness of body movement in evervdav
lifeST A
BUTTERFLY
No Narration
e 9 minutes 171 color 1968
Using extreme closeup photogtaphy this film shows the complete
life cycle of a familiar insect the swallowtail butterfly The film
begins with the laying of the egg then follows the hatching and
growth of the caterpillar it pupation and the emergence of the
butterfly Finally the butterfly lays eggs begining the life cycle
againBFA
BUTTERFLY MYSTERY
ej 11 minutes 1049 color 1956
Presents the life cycle of the anise swallowtail butterfly Reveals
the four main stages of butterfly reproduction and growth the
laying and development of the egg hatching of the larva or
caterpillar formation of the pupa or chrysalis and finally the
emergence of a beautiful adult butterflyMIS
BUTTERFLY THE LIFE CYCLE OF AN INSECT
ejsc 6 minutes 1955 color 1955
Shows the complete life cycle of the monarch butterfly as an
example of the scalywinged insects butterflies and moths Also
explains several methods by which butterflies and moths can be
distinguished from each otherC
BY MAP AND COMPASS
js 27 minutes 7034 1961
Through the story of a boy and his dad and their exploration of a
woodland area this film explains the language of maps magnetic
declination and the use of a compass to set and follow a courseIFB
BY NATURES RULES
jsc 25 minutes 7170 color
Hypothermia death by cold and exposure is the major killer of
outdoor recreationists The film follows a hiking party of which
two members develop hypothermia Fast prescribed treatment as
described in this film saved this partyGDNR
BYZANTINE EMPIRE
jcs 14 minutes 4190 color 1959
Presents a brief historical outline of the Byzantine Empire and
indicates its cultural and religious contributions Provides a survey
of the Empires art religion and scholarship Shows examples of
its mosiac work ivory carving jewelry ornamentation book
illumination silk work stone carving icons and architecture
Stresses the idea that this was a civilization which loved beauty and
produced an extraordinary quality in art objectsC
CALENDAR THE STORY OF ITS DEVELOPMENT
ej 10 minutes 1820 1959
Traces the history of the calendar and highlights the important
changes that have been instituted up to the present day Proposes
that mans observations of cyclic changes in nature were the basis
for measuring time Introduces various early calendars such as the
Egyptian moonstar the Babylonian and the Mayan calendars
Outlines the steps in the development of the Roman calendar
changes that took place in it from 46 BC to 1582 and the
adoption of the Gregorian calendar Indicates the importance of the
equinox and presents some suggested changes in the modern
calendarC
CALIFORNIA AND GOLD
ejs 14 minutes 4637 color 1958
Shows the first nugget of gold found by James W Marshall at
Suiters Mill in 1848 Recounts the story of the famous Gold Rush
and subsequent events Pictures panning by hand and the later
hydraulic method which was made illegal because it rapidly ruined
the river valleys Underground mining was then taken over by
groups of men who had become wealthy selling supplies to early
miners Shows remnants of the culture which wealthy families
developed Contrasts ghost towns with mining communities which
are still occupied Points out that modern mining does not bring
wealth and that even Sutter and Marshall died in povertyKL
CAMOUFLAGE IN NATURE THROUGH FORM
AND COLOR MATCHING SECOND EDITION
ej 11 minutes 1014 color 1964
Presents camouflage as concealment from enemies and as an
adaptation for survival found in many animals Shows many
species of mammals birds reptiles fish and insects in their
natural environments to illustrate their own unique variations of
camouflage through color and formC
CAMOUFLAGE IN NATURE THROUGH PATTERN
MATCHING SECOND EDITION
ej 11 minutes 323 color 1964
Points out that as an adaptation to environment many animals bear
protective coloration that blends with their backgrounds Shows the
bark moth the tree frog the ground squirrel many birds and the
young of mammals Also shown are species that can change skin
color to match their backgrounds and those whose body outlines
are broken up by bold areas of contrasting colorsC
20CAN YOU STOP ON A DIME
e 10 minutes 1209 color 1972
Uses one person walking another running and a third on a bicycle
to demonstrate and explain Thinking Distance as distinct from
actual stopping distance Reveals the blind spots facing an automo
bile driver due to body design and the need for longer thinking
and stopping distance while driving an automobileSD
CANADA GEOGRAPHY OF THE AMERICAS
ejs 14 minutes 4085 color 1956
Uses a map to compare Canada to the United States in size and
similarity of areas Locates the four main regions of Canada shows
the resources industries and cities in each region Reviews the
information presented by locating the provinces within each region
and mentions the expansion taking place in the Yukon and
Northwest TerritoriesC
CANADAS HISTORY COLONY TO COMMONWEALTH
ejs 14 minutes 4282 color 1962
Traces the history of settling and expansion of Canada and the
development of its resources Uses costumed reenactments actual
locales state papers historic motion picture footage and authentic
models and paintings to picture Canadas political economic and
cultural historyC
CANADAS ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE
ejs 16 minutes 5379 color 1962
Dramatizes the life and work of the Mountiesfrom routine police
work to bold adventure Shows the importance of a fine police
force to a community or nation Follows an RCMP recruit through
all phases of training Ranges from a training center in Ottawa to
Baffin Island in the Arctic and from the barren coasts of Newfound
land to an alley in MontrealEB
CAPERUCITA ROJA LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD
SPANISH LANG FILM
jsc 13 minutes 5007 color 1961
Animation is used to present the story of Little Red Riding Hood
Narration is in simple Spanish suitable for beginning classes
BFA
CAPTAIN JOHN SMITHFOUNDER OF VIRGINIA
ejs 19 minutes 4963 1955
Recreates the problems of the men who formed the first permanent
English settlement in the New World The people of Jamestown
faced many hardshipsIndian attacks starvation diseasebut
under the leadership of Captain John Smith the colonists worked
together to build shelters and to establish trade with the Indians
Also shows Smiths capture by the Indians and his release from
them through the efforts of PocahontasEB
CAR IS BORN A
jsc 27 minutes 7902 color
Documents the manufacturing of an automobile from the time the
iron ore is brought to the foundry until the car is driven off the
assembly line Emphasizes the glass steel and fiber products made
inplant that are normally produced by others Shows the impor
tance and relationship of human labor and automationFMC
CARBON AND ITS COMPOUNDS SECOND EDITION
sc 16 minutes 4375 color 1971
Points out that carbon one of natures most remarkable elements
exists in a wide variety of forms including graphite white carbon
and diamond Explains carbons bonding properties with an atomic
orbital model and explores its compounds and carbon dating with
diagrams animation and structural and scale modesC
CARE OF ART MATERIALS
pe 11 minutes 628 1948
An animated film designed to promote greater interest and care in
the handling of art materials Discusses care and use of such
common tools as brushes paints chalk and crayons scissors
paste glue and clayMCGH
CARE OF HAIR AND NAILS
p 11 minutes 530 1951
A fairy tale character shows youngsters how to clean and manicure
fingernails trim toenails and shampoo and brush the hair She lets
them see some common diseases of the scalp uses animated
drawings to show the structure of hair and nails and explains why
their care is importantEB
CARE OF PETS SECOND EDITION
pe 13 minutes 5450 color 1962
Shows a number of children taking care of their pets in their homes
Stresses the responsibilities involved and the complete dependence
of pets on their ownersEB
CARE OF THE SKIN
pej 11 minutes 426 1949
Shows a cat washing its face which makes Billy think he can wash
himself in a like manner Pictures Virginia his sister as she tells
him how to wash with soap and water Uses animated drawings to
show the various parts of the skin including pores sweat glands
and oil glands Gives examples of common skin disorders shows
the children washing and bathing themselves properly and gives
suggestions on how to keep the bathroom cleanEB
CAREER EDUCATION
t 21 minutes 4584 color 1973
Provides information on the need for restructuring the total educational
system to make it relevant in meeting todays needs and the needs
of the future Public education must be focused around the theme of
career development in order to achieve this goalUSNAVC
CARING SHARING TOGETHER IS BEST
te 20 minutes 4747 color 1978
The film was produced in Clarke County School District kindergar
ten classrooms for the purpose of describing the philosophy goals
and methods of a developmental kindergarten program The film is
narrated by Martha de Beaugrine kindergarten coordinatorCCB
CARL SANDBURG
js 30 minutes 7485 1958
Presents Carl Sandburg the famous American poet biographer of
Lincoln and twicewinner of the Pulitzer Prize playing his guitar
and singing folk songs in a style no less familiar than his gift for
poetry He recalls some of his adventures as a newspaper reporter
and speaks with gentle and heartwarming eloquence of his life
long dedication to his writings on the life of LincolnFI
CARL SANDBURG AT GETTYSBURG PART 1
FACTS ABOUT THE CIVIL WAR
jsc 26 minutes 7150 1961
Carl Sandburg comments on the Gettysburg campaign of the Civil
War and the meaning of the war to the nation Some of the major
engagements of the campaign are shownCAR
CARL SANDBURG AT GETTYSBURG PART 2
THE GETTYSBURG ADDRESS AND LINCOLN THE MAN
jsc 24 minutes 7151 1961
Carl Sandburg discusses Lincoln the members of his cabinet and
the creation and meaning of the Gettysburg AddressCAR
CARL SANDBURG DISCUSSES HIS WORK
sc 14 minutes 4261 1961
Features an interview with Carl Sandburg by Edward R Murrow
They discuss Sandburgs philosophy and writings Includes his
early life his struggle to gain fame and his feelings about his
writings He reads selected passages from The People Yes and
Remembrance Rock The interview takes place in Sandburgs
home Connemara Farm North CarolinaC
CARNIVOROUS PLANTS
jsc 11 minutes 1485 color 1955
Shows the unusual structure and behavior of the Venus flytrap
trumpet plant cobra plant pitcher plant sundew plant and
utriculariaMIS
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CASE OF THE MISGUIDED KILLER
jsct 11 minutes 1128 1956
Shows the causes of accidents and how to avoid them Discusses
safe methods for left turns how to handle a car when a high speed
blowout occurs or where right wheels drop off onto shoulder of
road and other driving techniquesPRP
CAST NO SHADOW
te 27 minutes 8026 color 1972
Special Education
This is a unique dramatic motion picture which vividly depicts a
wide variety of recreation activities for severely mentally retarded
physically handicapped multihandicapped and emotionally dis
turbed children teens and adults at the nationally recognized
Recreation Center for the Handicapped Inc in San Francisco
Throughout the film emphasis is placed upon the value of recrea
tion and its effect upon the lives of the handicapped as an integral
part of their total learning experiences and social developmentPA
CAUSES OF THE SEASONS
ej 11 minutes 1701 1962
Illustrates in animation the tilt of the earths axis rotation of the
earth on its axis and revolution of the earth about the sun Shows
how these factors affect lengths of day and night and seasonal
changesC
CAVE DWELLERS OF THE OLD STONE AGE
ejs 18 minutes 5333 1960
The story of the cave mans life is recreated from an assortment of
cluesskeletons artifacts and vivid cave paintingswhich reveal
his methods of hunting fishing and making the tools and weapons
he needed to survive Photographed in the Dordogne region of
southwestern FranceEB
CELL BIOLOGY STRUCTURE AND COMPOSITION
jsc 14 minutes 4324 color 1965
Explores the intricate structure of the cell through photomicrography
electron micrographs and models Shows and discusses the spe
cialized structures of protoplasm including the cell membrane
cytoplasm nucleus chromosomes and endoplasmic reticulum
Explains that the interaction of these and other structures enables
the cell to perform all the life functionsC
CELL THESTRUCTURAL UNIT OF LIFE SECOND
EDITION
ej II minutes 3101 color 1976
Exploring the wonders of life through a microscope young
biologists discover that plants and animals are all composed of
living cells Through photomicrography we explore the nucleus
cytoplasm and cell wall that all together are called protoplasm
and witness growth and reproduction in singlecelled and multi
celled organismsC
CELLS A FIRST FILM
e 0 minutes 184 color 1970
Living things are made of building blocks called cells Cells are not
all the same shape But all cells have a nucleus streaming material
called cytoplasm and a membrane In addition plant cells have a
tough outer covering the cell wall Living things may be one cell
or many cells in size but all living things begin life as a single
cellBFA
CENTRAL AMERICA A HUMAN GEOGRAPHY SECOND
EDITION
ejs 16 minutes 5048 color 1978
A look at the people who live and work in the three major regions
of Central America Tierra Fria Tierra Templada and Tierra
Caliente An American canal worker a banana plantation worker a
cacao farmer a ranchero coffee and cotton harvesters Indian
farmers and a mestizo family provide firsthand impressions that
reveal differences and similarities to life in the United StatesC
CENTRIPETAL FORCE AND SATELLITE ORBITS
s II minutes 1684 1962
Using specially designed experiments shows how mass velocity
and radius affect the magnitude of centripetal force Develops an
equation used for solving problems such as the velocity needed to
hold a satellite in orbitC
CHAMELEON
ejs 8 minutes 1080 color 1956
Depicts the characteristics and habits of the chameleon Highlighted
are the chameleons color changes independent eye movements
and elastic tongueIFB
CHANGE IN YOUR SCHOOL HOW TO MAKE IT HAP
PEN
te 24 minutes 7345 color 1977
Designed to help school personnel especially principals attain the
skills and techniques to facilitate the process of change in a school
reading programAIT
CHANGING RIVER
ejs 16 minutes 5106 color 1963
Presents the ecology of a river system with its delicate balance of
water land plants and animals Describes the changes that take
place in specific areas as a causeandeffect relationship Shows the
basic ecology in various type and parts of rivers since no one river
or location is representative of allIFB
CHARLEMAGNE AND HIS EMPIRE
s 14 minutes 4284 color 1961
Portrays the influence of Charlemagne on European civilization
during the early Middle Ages Reenacts his defeat of the Lombards
which insured the safety of the Christian Church Shows how he
unified his kingdom under the church developed a centralized form
of government established schools saved Rome and returned
Pope Leo III to power Pictures historic locations and artifacts
including an early Christian Bible jeweled crosses and coinsC
CHARLES DICKENS CHRISTMAS A
ejs 22 minutes 6187 color 1956
Film dramatizes one of the bestknown incidents in English
literature the Christmas visit of Mr Pickwick and his friends to
Dingley Dell Farm In the large parlor everyone responds to the
cordial atmosphere and joyous capers of Mr PickwickEB
CHAUCERS ENGLAND
sc 30 minutes 7486 1958
Presents the conditions under which Chaucers Canterbury Tales
were originally told and dramatizes in its entirety the tale told by
the Pardoner Shows the pilgrims recounting stories as they ride
through the English countryside Gives general biographical data
concerning Chaucer and his period and provides examples of the
reading of Middle English along with its translationEB
CHEMICAL BOND AND ATOMIC STRUCTURE
sc 16 minutes 4302 1963
Discusses the structure of the atom and shows that the electrons in
the outermost shell or energy level of an atom help determine the
way in which it bonds chemically with other atoms Animation and
laboratory demonstrations show three types of chemical bond and
explain how bonding affects the physical and chemical properties
of a substanceC
CHEMICAL CONQUEST
sc 24 minutes 7088 color
Shows chemical research which aids the farmer in combatting
insects plant diseases and weeds Discusses the questions facing
plant pathologists and entomologists as they consider the effects
insect poisons have on plants soil nutrients and food products
NFBC
CHEMICAL FAMILIES
s 22 minutes 5254 color 1962
Explains how chemical similarities among the elements have pro
vided the basis for logically dividing them into families Explains
how atomic numbers have provided the key to the ordering of the
elements in the periodic tableMLA
22CHILD BEHAVIORYOU
ejste 15 minutes 4689 color 1973
This film depicts ways in which children and parents might relate to
one another without threat and offenseBEN
CHILDREN ARE CREATIVE
ct 10 minutes 1220 color 1953
Shows by animation the problems of introducing an art project and
discusses four aspects of art instruction motivation orientation
creation and the finished product An actual class shows how
children should select media and express their own ideas and
individualityBFA
CHILDREN IN AUTUMN
p 11 minutes 178 color 1958
Shows school children as they make a collection of leaves acorns
flowers and other signs of autumn They observe the gradual
change from the luxuriant green of the summer to the brown and
red color of autumn They also observe changes in the animal world
and notice that the days grow shorter and the weather becomes
coolerEB
CHILDREN IN SPRING
p 11 minutes 182 color 1958
Shows Jerry and Jane two firstgrade children as they observe the
signs of spring during a series of personal experiences Follows
them as they go on a picnic in the woods find tadpoles in a stream
discover baby robins in a nest and watch a farmer at work on his
spring plowingEB
CHILDREN IN SUMMER
p 11 minutes 2013 color 1957
Depicts two sixyearold children Jerry and Jane spending their
summer vacation on their grandfathers farm Shows how they
enjoy observing all the changes that have taken place since the
previous seasons Pictures some of the activities that can be carried
out during the summer such as tending the garden fishing feeding
the lambs picking strawberries and listening to the summer
concert made by the buzzing of insects and mosquitoes overheadEB
CHILDREN IN WINTER
p 11 minutes 223 color 1958
Presents a montage of scenes through the eyes of sixandseven
yearold children showing the gradual change that takes place from
the time the last leaves of autumn have fallen to the first snow
Shows how the children enjoy typical winter activities such as
helping their father buy a Christmas tree sledding ice skating
playing in the snow and building a snow manEB
CHILDREN OF HAWAII
pej 16 minutes 4982 color 1957
Discusses the heterogenous cultural and racial backgrounds of the
people of Hawaii through visits to six families Emphasizes the
tolerant attitude which pervades the countryAVF
CHILDREN OF THE COLONIAL FRONTIER
ejs 20 minutes 5036 1962
Depicts how a pioneer family struggles to survive in the Appala
chian wilderness of the 1760s Shows the family engaged in spring
planting fall harvesting soap making wool carding hunting and
other choresMCGH
CHILDREN OF THE PLAINS INDIANS
ej 20 minutes 5037 1962
Through the daily activities of Red Cloud an Indian youth in
training to become a brave the film presents the life of the Plains
Indians in about 1750 Includes storytelling food preparation
weapons the bestowal of names tribal government the spring
migration with the buffalo herds a buffalo hunt the division of
labor a festival intertribal relations and a hint of the arrival of
white men on the Great PlainsMCGH
CHILDREN WHO DRAW
ct 39 minutes 9024 1956
Through free expression art activities a teacher shows how children
think feel and develop in a year at a Japanese school Selects
pupils from a firstgrade class and traces their personality growth
and development as it relates to their home life and socialschool
environment Indicates that personal problems and predispositions
influence the types and variety of childrens artistic creations
Illustrates how children can be encouraged to remove deeply rooted
fears through art activity and social participationBRF
CHILDRENS AGGRESSION ITS ORIGIN AND CONTROL
te 17 minutes 5757 color 1974
Early Childhood
This film provides understanding of aggression and designates
procedures for effective management of aggressive behaviorSF
CHILDS RIGHT TO READ A SERIES
The four programs in A Childs Right to Read are designed to be
used as a springboard for discussion participation and research to
improve the teaching and learning of reading See alphabetical
listing of each title for descriptionsAIT
CHANGE IN YOUR SCHOOL HOW TO MAKE IT HAPPEN
HELPERS PERSONALIZING THE TEACHING OF READING
ORAL LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT VIEWS OF FIVE TEACH
ERS
PERSONALIZING READING FOR CHILDREN
CHINA A PORTRAIT OF THE LAND
js 18 minutes 5469 color 1967
Takes a look at six major regionsManchuria North China South
China Inner Mongolia Sinkiang Province and Tibet Points out
Manchuria as a key to the nations agricultural and industrial
progress in lumber and steel Photographed by a Swiss cameraman
inside Communist ChinaEB
CHLORINEA REPRESENTATIVE HALOGEN
sc 20 minutes 4774 color 1958
Explains the structure of the chlorine atom and its gas molecule
and through a series of demonstrations and the use of animation
explains the elements physical and chemical properties Outlines
chlorines physical properties of odor color and state at different
temperatures Surveys its chemical relation to other elements its
ability to act as an oxidizing agent and produce metallic chlorides
and the chlorination of hydrocarbons The electrolytic process for
producing chloride is explained by animation and a number of
chlorines commercial uses are describedJS
CHOCOLATE SANDWICH A
ej 17 minutes 4549 color 1976
Here is a film that provides children with a memorable symbol for
the natural differences between the way we live and the way people
live in other countries The symbol a chocolate sandwich that a
French schoolboy makes for himself That choice of snack is shown
to be a product of custom The film goes on to identify some other
French customs by showing how important bread is in the lives of
the French peopleFilmFair
CHOKING TO SAVE A LIFE
js 12 minutes 818 color 1977
This film clearly explains choking rescue techniques to apply to
others and to oneself Trained paramedics demonstrate the back
blow the abdominal thrust and the finger probeEB
CHOOSING A JOB
jsc 11 minutes 2070 color 1971
Depicts the school counselor placing Carol in a career education
program so that she can try out a number of jobs Shows how such
career programs may save young students from frustrating job
hopping after finishing schoolEB
CHOOSING BOOKS TO READ SECOND EDITION
js 14 minutes 5661 1972
Dons first home movie is a disaster He browses in bookstores and
libraries for suitable material to help him become a better amateur
film maker Through advice from friends the librarian and helpful
book guides book reviews book jackets and advertisements Don
is able to make useful selections to improve his skillsC
23CHOTU AND HIS JUNGLE ELEPHANT
Pej 11 minutes 888 color 1956
Presents the story of Chotu and his family who live in rural India
and the elephant who works and plays with them Important
physical characteristics of the elephant are pointed out as well as
his playful and gentle natureBFA
CHRISTIANITY IN WORLD HISTORY TO 1000 AD
sc 14 minutes 4316 color 1963
Uses dramatizations sculpture paintings and scenes of ancient
ruins to picture the historical background of the rise of Christianity
its role during the final centuries of the Roman Empire and its role
after the Empire until the schism of the church in 1054 Includes the
development of the Nicene Creed under Constantines leadership
significant writings by St Jerome and St Augustine and the role
of Christianity in stablizing Europe during the barbarian on
slaughtsC
CHRISTMAS CAROL A
ejs 40 minutes 9006 1938
Presents a condensed version of the 1938 Hollywood film based on
Charles Dickens story about the old miser Scrooge who had no
one for his fellow man until he was taught the value of love and
friendshipFI
Note This title will not be replaced upon its demise
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
pejsc II minutes 1643 1945
Contains the following carols O Come All Ye Faithful
Noel It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Joy To The
World Hark the Herald Angels Sing and Silent Night
OF
Note This title will not be replaced upon its demise
CHRISTMAS IN OAXACA SPANISH LANG FILM
js 14 minutes 4601 color 1976
Christmas in the southern city of Oaxaca is a colorful and gay
fiesta reflecting the customs and traditions of the ancient Zapotec
and Mixtec as well as the Spanish It is a joyous time when the
Zocalo plaza echoes with the music of marimbas brilliantly
garbed folkdancers watch the men of their group wearing the
feathered headdresses of their ancestors in the traditional Dance
of the Plumes and children break the fanciful pinatas and
scramble for the goodies contained in them Unique to the Oaxaca
region is the Noche de Rabanos when villagers vie for prizes for
the figures and scenes theyve carved from giant radishes On
Christmas Eve the Calenda a procession of lighted floats is
followed by the faithful carrying glowing lanterns and candles At
midnight the church bells ring out heralding the dawn of Christmas
DayFI
CHRISTMAS LACE
ejs 27 minutes 8115 color 1980
Set in rural Quebec in the 1880s this film charmingly unfolds a
special new Christmas tale that combines magic a reformed thief a
miraculous change of fortune and the very special love between a
young girl and her grandmotherEB
CHRONIC DISORDERS
ct 29 minutes 7089 1959
Discusses the special problems confronting the child with a chronic
disorder such as hemophilia Explains various types of chronic
disorders Points how social and emotional growth is complicated
by a chronic illness Tellshow separation from parents and school
plus medical treatment can bring on serious pyschological prob
lems Stresses the importance of a wholesome relationship between
the chronically ill child and his parents Shows how educational
training is provided for some children with chronic disorders
Illustrates with film sequencesSU
CHUCKY LOU THE STORY OF A WOODCHUCK
pe 10 minutes 1512 color 1948
Tells the story of a woodchuck which was taken to a state park to
live and now entertains the park visitors by performing tricks
Shows the woodchucks appearance size natural habitat food
habits and adjustment to captivityIU
CICADA THE INSECT METHUSELAH
jsc 12 minutes 4716 1955
Shows the life cycle of the cicada and discusses the precise timing
of the cicadas appearance every seventeen years Portrays in
dramatic fashion the emergence of the adult from the nymph the
inflation of its wings and the development of exoskeleton Uses
models to show the soundproducing female laying eggs the
emergence of the larvae and the pupal nymph stageMIS
CIGARETTE SMOKING
js 5 minutes 503 color
Presents an overallview of the problems which might exist if a
person abuses this drugGSA
CIPHER IN THE SNOW
1012 te 24 minutes 5773 color 1973
General Interest
This is an awardwinning true story of a little boy no one thought
was important until his sudden death one snowy morning This film
should motivate concern for the needs of every child and is for
students teachers and parentsBY
CIRCLES AND POINTS
ej 12 minutes 5470 color 1968
Uses animation to define a circle and some of its properties
Describes a plane as a set of points and a circle as a set of all the
points on the plane that are the same distance from a particular
point on the plane Demonstrates that a circle divides a plane into
three parts interior regions circle itself and exterior regions
BFA
CIRCUIT TESTING SIGNAL GENERATORS
st 26 minutes 7019 1953
Explains the theory and operation of the signal generator including
oscillating circuits audiooscillators radio frequency oscillators
and frequency metersNF
CIRCUIT TESTING WITH METERS AND MULTIMETERS
PART II PRACTICAL APPLICATION
st 37 minutes 9002 1952
Demonstrates how to use meters in testing transformers capacitors
resistors telephone loop circuits etcNF
CIRCULATION AND THE HUMAN BODY
REVISED EDITION
js 11 minutes 696 color 1972
Animation is used to explain the needs of the bodys cells and how
they are serviced by the heart and circulatory system Detailed
action of the heart arteries and veins is shownCHU
CITIES
p 10 minutes 737
Shows how modem cities developed from early trading posts
Explains how people today are much more dependent on each other
because of specialization in providing the necessities of life and
essential services Points out that community services can be
provided only through taxationGA
CITY BOY OF THE IVORY COAST
ejs 16 minutes 4518 color 1970
Tells of Adou a 14yearold schoolboy who is getting a traditional
education that will prepare him for a white collar job or college
Points out that even though the countrys economy depends on a lot
of manual labor for exports the Ivorians prefer Western culture to
old traditionsEB
CITY DRIVING TACTICS
sc 17 minutes 5471 color 1965
Compares city driving in Rome Paris Tokyo and the United
States Cites sight speed turns signals signs and spaces as factors
in driving Drivers decisions monitored in a test run through traffic
prove the need for concentration while drivingCCA
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CITY GOVERNMENT CLOSEST TO THE PEOPLE
jsc 21 minutes 4051 color 1976
The governments of most of our cities today seem to be in trouble
There is for example the litany of everyday problems involved in
running a complex governmental bureaucracy Added to this are
strikes congestion pollution racial strife and many other pressing
problems What is being done In this film the city governments of
selected communities across the United States are examined to
provide some answers to this question Students will find the film a
thoughtprovoking introduction to a subject they may wish to
examine in greater detailEB
CITY IN WINTER
pe 10 minutes 299 color 1969
Depicts a family taking a walk through snowcovered streets with
scenes of snowbanked grass bare trees a snowman ice skating
sledding and tobogganing Gives viewers an opportunity to discuss
and dramatize the differences between summer and winter in the
cityEB
CITY OF GOLD
jsc 22 minutes
4754
1958
Portrays the life and death of the last major gold rush the story of
the frenzied stampede into the Klondike in the late 1890s and a
nostalgic picture of the Yukons Dawson City Written and narrated
by Dawsonborn Pierre Berton the film reconstructs scenes as they
were when men by the thousands flocked into this frozen frontier in
search of their El Dorado Includes relics of the period and actual
photographsMCGH
CITY OUT OF WILDERNESS WASHINGTON
jsc 28 minutes 7125 color 1975
This film is the definitive history of our nations capital and was
produced by the United States Capitol Historical Society It utilizes
old prints documents daguerrotypes and photographs by Matthew
Brady as well as contemporary shots including spectacular
footage of the Mall area of Washington DC obtained by
helicopterFI
CITY PETS FUN AND RESPONSIBILITY
pe 9 minutes 1972
1953
Illustrates the need for adequate care of pets urges children to care
for their city pets and shows by example how such care is
administered Portrays the kinds of pets that are conveniently kept
in city apartments as Jimmy and his dog take a walk in the park and
visit a pet shop Encourgages pupils to tell and write stories about
the pets that are shownC
CIVIL WAR
jsc 17 minutes 4816 color 1954
Visualizes the most important military events of the war between
the North and the South stressing social and geographical factors
which brought victory to the North Animated drawings and regular
photography portray the strategy and the geographical setting of the
warEB
CIVILISATION IFROZEN WORLD PT I
sc 26 minutes 7929 color
Opens with an examination of the ideas and values of Western
civilization by describing the ideal which was inherited from fifth
century Greece and which lasted more than 600 years Depicts the
time after the fall of Rome when the early Christians fled to places
of refuge leaving Europe to the pagan wanderers Points out that
through Charlemagne the Atlantic world reestablished contact with
the ancient culturesTL
CIVILISATION IFROZEN WORLD PT 11
sc 26 minutes 7930 color
See description of Part I TL
CIVILISATION 2GREAT THAW PT I
sc 26 minutes 7931 color
Examines the era of the great Gothic cathedral using the cathedral
at Chartres as an example Points out that all of Western Europe
came alive in the Twelfth Century and the modern world came into
being Links the intuitive universe of Abelard with the logical
cosmos of St Thomas Aquinas A world of restless curiosity gives
way to one of system and orderTL
CIVILISATION 2GREAT THAW PT II
sc 26 minutes 7932 color
See description of Part ITL
CIVILISATION 3ROMANCE AND REALITY PT I
sc 26 minutes 7933 color
Presents the Thirteenth Century as marking the emergence of
woman as an ideal with courtly love coming into its own as the
ultimate in aesthetic and ascetic devotion Reflects worldly happi
ness in the life of St Francis and that curious work of religious
genius The Little Flowers Emphasizes the four greatest patrons
of the Gothic world in Charles V the King of France the Duke of
Burgundy Louis DAnjou and the Duke of Berry Points out this
as the era in which the sweetness of life and the purifying power of
love both human and divine came in to their ownTL
CIVILISATION 3ROMANCE AND REALITY PART II
sc 26 minutes 7934 color
See description of Part ITL
CIVILISATION 4MAN MEASURE OF ALL THINGS PT I
sc 26 minutes 7935 color
The place is Italy the time is the early Fifteenth Century the
discovery is Man and the great names of this period are Botticelli
Masaccio Bellini Giorgione and Van Eyck Depicts the Florentine
architect Alberti as being typical of this newfound egocentricity
The motto he took for himself is wisdom to this day A man can
do all things if he willTL
CIVILISATION4MAN MEASURE OF ALL THINGS PT II
sc 26 minutes 7936 color
See description of Part ITL
CIVILISATION 5HERO AS ARTIST PT I
sc 26 minutes 7937 color
Dramatizes the full power of the Renaissance as Rome about 1500
explodes into an expanse of imperial splendor a city now a world
of giants and heroes Stresses the power of Pope Julius II who
dominates by sheer strength of will three outstanding geniuses
Michelangelo Raphael and Bramante Points out that without this
drive the Sistine Chapel would not have been painted the Papal
apartments would not have been immortalized and St Peters
would not have torn down and rebuiltTL
CIVILISATION 5HERO AS ARTIST PT II
sc 26 minutes 7938 color
See description of Part ITL
CIVILISATION 6PROTEST AND COMMUNICATION PT I
sc 26 minutes 7939 color
Reflects Gutenbergs printing press coming into its own at the close
of the Fifteenth Century Great names include Erasmus Sir
Thomas More Durer Holbein Cranach Martin Luther and
William Shakespeare Shows this period as an age of doubting
hesitation the Reformation and the new faith Protestantism the
upstart against Roman CatholicismTL
CIVILISATION 6PROTEST AND COMMUNICATION PT
II
sc 26 minutes 7940 color
See description of Part ITL
CIVILISATION 7GRANDEUR AND OBEDIENCE PT I
sc 26 minutes 7941 color
Uses stunning images to document the lushness and luxury of early
Baroque Points out the Seventeenth Century Rome as being both
religious and sensual and the works of Titian Rubens and Bernini
being the acme of popular art Stresses that the essence of Baroque
was the uniting of flesh and spirit dogma and sensuality obedience
and freedom Shows evidence of this unity in the great religious
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figures of the time St Ignatius St Teresa of Avila and St John
of the CrossTL
CIVILISATION 7GRANDEUR AND OBEDIENCE PT II
sc 26 minutes 7942 color
See description of Part ITL
CIVILISATION 8LIGHT OF EXPERIENCE PT I
sc 26 minutes 7943 color
Pictures the Seventeenth Century Dutch painters Rembrandt Frans
Hals Vermeer and Saenredam dominating the period because the
Dutch first grasped the revolutionary change in thought that
replaced divine authority with experience experiment and observa
tion Shows that the spirit of free enterprise began to make its
influence felt and men such as Christopher Wren Newton and
others make their appearanceTL
CIVILISATION 8LIGHT OF EXPERIENCE PT II
sc 26 minutes 7944 color
See description of Part ITL
CIVILISATION 9PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS PT I
sc 26 minutes 7945 color
Focuses on the great names in music of the Eighteenth Century
such as Bach Handel Mozart Haydn Highlights the works of
Balthasar Neumann the builder and Battista Tiepolo the decora
tor Points out that the long curving lines of Baroque music find
their echo in Rococo architectureTL
CIVILISATION 9PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS PT II
sc 26 minutes 7946 color
See description of Part ITL
CIVILISATION 10SMILE OF REASON PT I
sc 26 minutes 7959 color
Shows Eighteenth Century political paintings of David the salons
of De Troy and the sculptures of Houdon all reflecting the
optimism of Voltaire and the Encyclopedists who would advance
mankind by conquering ignorance Points out that with notable
exceptions this was an age happy in its belief that through reason
and moderation the millenium was at handTL
CIVILISATION 10SMILE OF REASON PT II
sc 26 minutes 7960 color
See the description of Part ITL
CIVILISATION 11WORSHIP OF NATURE PT I
sc 26 minutes 7961 color
Tells of Christianitys sudden decline as the chief creative force
about the year 1730 and Western civilizations new belief in the
divinity of nature Discusses the Romantics like Rousseau Goethe
and Wordsworth and shows the work of painters Constable Casper
David Friederich and Turner whose work is the supreme exponent
of Nature definedTL
CIVILISATION 11WORSHIP OF NATURE PT II
sc 26 minutes 7962 color
See description of Part ITL
CIVILISATION 12FALLACIES OF HOPE PT I
sc 26 minutes 7963 color
Emphasizes the dreams of the Eighteenth Century that were blasted
by the betrayals of the Nineteenth Century Explores the Impres
sionists Monet Cezanne Van Gogh and GauguinTL
CIVILISATION 12FALLACIES OF HOPE PT II
sc 26 minutes 7964 color
See the description of Part ITL
CIVILISATION 13HEROIC MATERIALISM PT I
sc 26 minutes 7965 color
Analyzes the skyscraper the suspension bridge and the machine as
objects which express the deepest feelings and aspirations of our
time Explains that more attention is paid in the Nineteenth Century
to engineers than to the anachronistic PostImpressionists Focuses
on civilizations many facets for destruction but mans unique
talent for survivalTL
CIVILISATION 13HEROIC MATERIALISM PT II
sc 26 minutes 7966 color
See description of Part ITL
CLASSICAL CIVILIZATION EMPEROR AND SLAVE
THE PHILOSOPHY OF ROMAN STOICISM
sc 29 minutes 7469 color 1965
Marcus Aurelius a Roman emperor and Epictetus an emanci
pated slave epitomize the Stoic philosophy that was their particular
way of life The film asks Is virtue an invincible armor against
outrageous fortune Defines Stoicism tracing its origin to Greece
in the 4th century BC and showing its direct relation to Roman
achievements in both law and government Are philosophical
and stoical interchangeable terms According to both Aurelius
and Epictetus either wisdom can be applied to modern lifeEB
CLASSICAL CIVILIZATION SPIRIT OF ROME
sc 29 minutes 7471 color 1965
Dramatic scenes from Shakespeares Julius Caesar and George
Bernard Shaws Caesar and Cleopatra are presented to depict the
tremendous spectacle of ancient RomeEB
CLASSICAL GREECE ARISTOTLES ETHICSTHE THE
ORY OF HAPPINESS
sc 30 minutes 7526 color 1963
Mortimer Adler discusses the philosophy of Aristotle regarding
what makes a human life good what makes it worth living and
what we must do not merely to live but to live wellEB
CLASSICAL GREECE ATHENSTHE GOLDEN AGE
sc 30 minutes 7524 color 1963
Outlines the major aspects of Athenian life which contributed to the
Golden Age Describes these aspects as the energy and intelli
gence of the people the outstanding leadership and popular
government and the relationships between Athenian citizenship
religion and art Artifacts and models are used to aid in the
clarification of concepts presented by Charles Kahn of Columbia
UniversityEB
CLASSICAL GREECE PLATOS APOLOGY
THE LIFE AND TEACHINGS OF SOCRATES
sc 32 minutes 7525 color 1962
Presents a character study of Socrates the man the teacher and the
philosopher Dramatizes scenes from the Dialogues of Plato Points
out Socrates method of teaching his reason for questioning his
peers and his thoughts concerning the complacency of mens
minds Narrated by Mortimer J AdlerEB
CLASSROOM LEARNING CENTERS
te 32 minutes 7120 color 1977
A fifthgrade teacher in Fargo North Dakota describes how he has
used a total learning centers approach to create a stimulating and
pleasant classroom He demonstrates centers management tech
niques and shows how children learn the basics through teacher
made games and materials in the centers This film was made in the
James Madison Elementary School Fargo North Dakota and
shows a teacher aide and fifth grade class of thirtyfive children
working together using learning centers as the basic teaching
methodPFS
CLAUDIUSBOY OF ANCIENT ROME
pej 17 minutes 5430 color 1964
The story of a Roman boys friendship with a young slave in his
fathers household illustrates life and customs in ancient Rome
Includes scenes in the Forum which was the center of government
commerce and the social life of the city outdoor school scenes
overlooking the Forum and family activities on a great estate
outside the cityEB
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CLAY IN ACTION
js 11 minutes 472 1950
Shows a stepbystep demonstration by a sculptor modeling a head
in clay Shows how he packs the clay in wooden supports the first
rough carving and the progressive steps of refinement until the
work is completedEB
CLAY MODELING FOR BEGINNERS PREPARATION
AND TOOLS
ej II minutes 1081 1955
Demonstrates the preparation of a plaster bat and simple tools
which can be used by the beginner in modeling clay Depicts the
wedging of clay suggests a method of storing wedged clay shows
the making of slip cement and demonstrates the cementing
processTAB
CLEAN AND BRIGHT REVISED EDITION
pe 10 minutes 247 color 1979
A film about personal hygiene An amusing story about the
problems Mr Williams encounters giving his pet elephant a bath
The recurring theme is one that will not escape children every
animal looks and feels better is healthier and happier when its
clean and brightSTA
CLEANLINESS AND HEALTH SECOND EDITION
ej 11 minutes 528 color 1968
Shows through photomicrography how germs multiply if provided
with food warmth and moisture and illustrates measures that can
be taken to prevent infections Contrasts methods of cleanliness in a
hospital to that of the individual for maintining good health Soap is
seen to be necessary for proper cleansingC
CLEVER HIKOICHI A JAPANESE TALE
p 12 minutes 217 color 1974
A feudal lord needs a champion to save his realm by weighing a
giant with a tiny scale fighting the giant with staves and lifting a
huge stone The little boy Hikoichi solves all three problems with a
bit of applied science and personal pluck in this animated tale of
medieval JapanC
CLIMATE AND THE WORLD WE LIVE IN
ej 13 minutes 4142
1957
Defines climate and discusses the factors which determine it such
as winds nearness to water mountain ranges and altitudes
Contrasts the climate conditions in various geographical locations
and gives examples of the areas within the low high and middle
latitudes which have different climatesC
CLIMATES OF NORTH AMERICA FROM THE
NORTH POLE TO THE TROPIC OF CANCER
ej 17 minutes 5399 1962
Describes the range of climatic variations in North America
explains the basic causes of these variations and illustrates the
physical and social characteristics of different climatic regions in
North AmericaEB
CLIMATES OF THE UNITED STATES
ej 11 minutes 1706 color 1962
Surveys the climatic regions of the United States Shows how these
regions are determined by such geographic factors as latitude large
bodies of water ocean currents altitude and winds Emphasizes
the influence of climate on home clothing activities and cropsC
CLIMBER THE
jsc 25 minutes 7366 color 1975
The business story of a young man who turns his avocation
mountain climbing into a real vocation and successful business by
producing items for mountain climbing and then agriculture The
story features young people and their search for finding themselves
as well as establishing a business All the problems that beset any
business are explored and the decisions made by the young business
leader are well depictedGM
CLOTH FIBER TO FABRIC
p 15 minutes 4619 color 1968
Illustrates how fibers are produced spun into threads and woven
into fabric Shows the processing of natural fibers and the produc
tion of synthetic fibers Points out that cloth is made from many
different materials and plays an important part in the countrys
economyEB
CLOTHING THIRD EDITION
pe 11 minutes 187 color 1980
A fastpaced combination of humorous animation and live action
provides a history of clothing materials styles production and
function A unique from pattern to store shelf mass production
sequence of Levis popular blue jeans lends special appeal for
youngstersEB
CLOUDS ABOVE SECOND EDITION
ej 10 minutes 1283 color 1964
Shows the four main types of clouds and their significance Uses
everyday examples to explain evaporation and condensation Ani
mation is used to demonstrate how these processes are involved in
the formation of clouds and the precipitation of rainfall Suggests
the importance of clouds to the farmer the fisherman the aviator
and the city dwellerBFA
CLUMSY LITTLE ELEPHANT THE
p 13 minutes 4985 color
Portrays the problems of a clumsy elephant who meets disaster in
housebuilding and in keeping out of his own wayPU
COCO AND THE SEABIRDS
pe 11 minutes 791 color 1954
Shows Coco an eightyearold boy with the help of his adult
friends exploring studying and learning about sea gulls pelicans
pipers and egrets in the marshesPP
COCO AT THE SEASHORE
pe 11 minutes 792 color 1956
Shows Coco an eightyearold boy with the help of his adult
friend exploring studying and learning about sea anemones
periwinkles limpets hermit crabs and sea horsesPP
COCO TAKES HIS MAGNIFYING GLASS INTO THE GAR
DEN
pe 11 minutes 790 color 1954
Shows Coco an eightyearold boy capturing the housefly and
examining its eyes mouth parts and legs He looks at an ant and
also a garden toad and sees how a spider spins a webPP
COCOS DESERT HUNT
pe 11 minutes
786
color
Coco sees buzzards and road runners With Monte he hunts a
rattlesnake and learns that all snakes are not harmfulPP
COCOS GARDEN LESSON
pe 11 minutes 787 color
Shows Coco an eightyearold boy watching a daddy longlegs
sow bug and grasshopper A neighbor explains aphids ants and
ladybugsPP
COLLOIDAL STATE
sc 16 minutes 4217 color 1959
Defines colloids by comparing them with other mixtures suspen
sions and solutions with respect to their characteristics in filtration
appearance and particle size Gives examples of colloidal disper
sions such as clouds rubber paper plastics and paints Demon
strates the preparation and destruction of colloids and examples of
the possible colloidal combinations between the various states of
matterC
COLONIAL CHILDREN 16501700
pe 10 minutes 112 1939
Reenacts with authentic settings costumes and furnishings the
27
home life and selfsufficiency of a family in colonial New England
during the late seventeenth century Describes how colonial chil
dren received their education by studying at home and portrays the
duties and chores of each member of the family Reveals a spirit of
helpfulness between families and emphasizes the vital role of
religion in the homeEB
COLONIAL EXPANSION OF EUROPEAN NATIONS
jsc 14 minutes 4064 1955
Shows some of the social and cultural conditions in Europe during
the sixteenth century which led to colonial expansion in various
parts of the world Portrays the colonial leadership of Spain and
Portugal followed by the challenge of England France and the
Netherlands Explains the mercantile theory as an underlying force
that prompted European nations to found colonies Depicts some of
the well known historical events during the era of colonization by
means of paintings models and live actionC
COLONIAL FAMILY OF NEW FRANCE
ej 14 minutes 4196 color 1958
Uses a family of settlers in eighteenthcentury New France to
explain the landgrant system under which the colonies operated in
Canada Discusses the types of people their social positions and
the three major classessoldiers farmers and trappers Tells the
story of Francois and how he is influenced by each of these groups
of people in turn Shows a typical farm home and describes typical
foods and their preparationC
COLONIAL LIFE IN NEW ENGLAND
ej 10 minutes 1648 1955
Shows various aspects of living in a New England village and in
Boston during prerevolutionary times Tells a simple story about a
young boy his family and a lawyer who has just returned from
Boston Reenacts home and village life a town meeting a trip to
and from Boston and life in Boston Discusses colonial relations
with England and ParliamentC
COLONIAL LIFE IN THE MIDDLE COLONIES
ej II minutes 1647 1955
Portrays incidents encountered by a colonial post rider on a trip
from Philadelphia to New York Shows the geography of the
middle colonies the character and customs of the colonist and the
way of life in these colonies Emphasizes the Quakers in Pennsyl
vania the English in New Jersey and the Dutch in New YorkC
COLONIAL LIFE IN THE SOUTH
ejs 14 minutes 4045 color 1955
Shows the social and economic life of colonial Virginia through the
journey of a surveyor on his return from the wilderness as he visits
a frontier tobacco farmer and tidewater plantation owner Pictures
him eating with the families touring their land and observing their
many activities Visits Colonial Williamsburg where various
shops inns government buildings and private homes have been
reconstructedC
COLONIAL LIVING LIFE IN A COLONIAL HOME
ej 17 minutes 4639 color 1957
Reconstructs life in the colony of Virginia in the mid I700s
showing scenes of everyday life and the production of necessities
such as candles newspapers cloth and bread together with the
fashions arts and crafts of the time Emphasizes the importance of
these things to the lives of the villagersIFB
COLONIAL SHIPBUILDING AND SEA TRADE
ejs II minutes 1817 1958
Points up the focal position which New England shipbuilding held
in the commercial development of the American colonies in the
seventeenth century and relates these advances to the social and
political growth of all the colonies Traces the trade policies from
bartering to the competitive stage when England imposed the
Navigation Acts to tax colonial foreign trade Illustrates how the
colonial resources of natural products coastline geography and
skilled labor supply were combined with investments to meet the
need for commercial transportation Uses animation to show the
flow of goods over the trade routes and depicts the related
developments in creating an era of prosperity in all the colonies
through increased sea tradeC
COLONY LIVES ON A
ejs 8 minutes 872 i960
Explains how colonial America restored and reconstructed is
enshrined for the timeless future at Williamsburg Virginia In
cludes views of horsedrawn carriages wigmakers a silversmith
and other colonial shopkeepers at work Includes pictures of the
Governors Palace recreated as it was in 1780P
COLOR
pe 6 minutes 837 color 1957
Explores the wonders of color in nature in pigments in yarn in
wool and in clay Avoids discussing formal color harmonies but
stimulates interest in experimentation and encourages children in
their own way to say what they want to sayEB
COLOR AND LIGHT AN INTRODUCTION
e II minutes 1715 color 1961
Dramatizes the importance of color in our world Develops the
concept that color comes from light and illustrates several uses of
color Demonstrates the spectrum of white light the combination
of light of different colors to produce white reflection and
absorption of light and the effects of red and blue filtersC
COLOR KEYING IN ART AND LIVING
jsc 11 minutes 481 color 1951
Describes color relationships and shows their importance to the
student the designer and the average individual Gives abstract
demonstrations and practical applications of color deceptions
Pictures how color relations can be applied both to art subjects and
to aspects of everyday life such as home decoration and personal
appearanceEB
COLOR OF THE DAY
ejs 18 minutes 4725 color 1956
Stresses the role of color in everyday surroundings Shows striking
color combinations in gasoline stations factories meat markets
carnivals and on the street The background music is original
jazzUM
COLORADO RIVER THE SECOND EDITION
ejs 15 minutes 4385 color 1968
Shows the headwaters and tributaries of the Colorado River
beginning in the Rocky Mountains Points out the river system
draining almost onequarter million miles square in the South
western United States providing water to a semiarid developing
region Emphasizes that its dams provide electric power recreation
flood control and help eliminate droughtsC
COLOUR IN CLAY
jsc II minutes 450 color 1951
Shows how English potters produce beautiful pottery The processes
of turning and casting followed by firing and glazing are pictured
The steps in decorating dishes are shown in some detail Includes
exhibits of pottery from the bestknown English pottersEB
COLOUR OF LIFE
js 24 minutes 7091 color 1955
Shows the growth of a seedling the seasonal upsurge of life in a
forest giant and the mysterious alchemy of a single leaf as
illustrations of the physiological processes that go on in all
plantsNFBC
COMBUSTION
jsc 17 minutes 4773 color 1958
Explains conditions necessary for combustion factors in the rate of
combustion and spontaneous combustion Shows industrial uses of
combustion and explains partial and complete combustion Uses
animation to define a calorie and shows the measurement of heat
with a calorimeterJS
28COMMUNICATING WITH THE PUBLIC
jsc 11 minutes 2071 color 1970
Shows filmed interviews with office workers stressing vital quali
ties for dealing with the public courtesy patience tact Presents
a series of vignettes involving the viewers in discussing solutions
for these business situationsEB
COMMUNICATION BY VOICE AND ACTION
jsc 14 minutes 5598 color 1969
Points out that communication is a twoway proposition between
the speaker and the listener Demonstrates how posture voice
facial expressions and body movement contribute to correct inter
pretation of the speaker and speechCEN
COMMUNISM IN ACTION COMMUNISMS SOURCE AND
GROWTH PART I
js 29 minutes 7293 color
A disclosure of the rapid growth and development of Communist
aggression in both hemispheres Facts included in Communisms
Source and Growth clarify Communist techniques to force eco
nomic political and social life to coincide with the Marxist doctrine
of the police state Significant developments include our direct
opposition to Communism in South Vietnam where the Reds are
responsible for 60000 casualties and two million left homeless
Red Chinas appalling disregard for human lives is forcefully
presented Brings Americans a true and detailed knowledge of
Communisms path toward world conquest Concludes with an
eloquent appeal for Americans everywhere to use the lessons of
history to preserve our American heritageNEP
COMMUNISM IN ACTION LIFE BEHIND THE IRON CUR
TAIN PART II
js 29 minutes 7294 color
See description of Part INEP
COMMUNITY
sc 11 minutes 389 color 1962
Closeup live photography shows examples of plants and animals
which occupy the basic ecological niches in each of three communi
ties illustrations are given of food chains and the pyramid of
numbers plants herbivores parasites scavengers decomposers
and top carnivoreEB
COMPLEX NUMBERS
ct 27 minutes 7092
Shows the usual treatment of the complex number as is presented in
the traditional course in secondary school mathematics Then a
more elegant approach is taken such as complex number is an
ordered pair of real numbersNYSDE
COMPOSITION IN PAINTING
js 16 minutes 5472 color 1965
Uses famous paintings to illustrate the elements of composition
from the 14th Century when rigorous symmetry was the rule
through the development of the isms of the 20th CenturySF
CONDUCTION OF HEAT
js 12 minutes 4735 color 1968
Shows how well metallic and nonmetallic substances conduct
heat and compares the rate of heat transfer in a variety of materials
in order to illustrate the concept of heat conduction Explains a
number of uses of good conductors of heat as well as uses of poor
conductorsMCGH
CONGRUENCE AND SIMILARITY
ct 30 minutes 7310 color 1963
Examines the congruence and similarity of simple plane figures To
be used following Ratio Rate and Percent from the Mathemat
ics for Elementary School Teachers SeriesSMSG
CONIC SECTIONS
e 11 minutes 224 color 1969
A number of very useful geometric figures can be related to conical
surfaces By rotating a plane through the cone it is possible to
define a point a line two intersecting lines an ellipse a parabola
an hyperbola and a circleBFA
CONSERVING OUR FORESTS TODAY
ej 11 minutes 1783 color 1960
Emphasizes the many recent advances in forest conservation such
as the use of helicopters and plastic hose in fire fighting new
insecticides and chemicals for the control of disease aerial seeding
and mechanical transplanting Shows the values of forests for
lumber grazing water and recreation and how forest lands are
being protected and renewed for the futureC
CONSERVING OUR SOIL TODAY
ej 11 minutes 1782 I960
Shows the latest techniques and experiments in soil conservation
such as the use of plastic sheets to retain moisture subsoil
mulching new fertilizers and experiments with artificial rain to
determine patterns of soil erosiori Also describes the more com
mon methods of conservation uses diagrams to present a soil
profile and emphasizes the pupils own dependence on products of
the soilC
CONSTELLATIONS GUIDES TO THE NIGHT SKY
js 10 minutes 728 color 1961
Uses animation and actual photographs to show the easily recog
nized constellations used for locating other constellations and
celestial objects in northern and southern skies relates constella
tions to their mythological origins The pointers of the Big
Dipper are used to find Polaris and the Little Dipper Several other
constellations are located and novae light and dark nebulae binary
stars and the Great Spiral Galaxy in Andromeda are identified in
relation to various constellations Circumpolar rotation of constella
tions in the northern sky is demonstratedIU
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES SECOND
EDITION
js 19 minutes 6193 color 1982
Dramatizes the conditions which led to the creation of a stronger
federal government the events leading to the convening of the
Constitutional Convention major work of the convention the
underlying principles of government in the constitution and the
struggle over ratificationEB
CONSTRUCTING REALITY A FILM ON FILM
ejsc 18 minutes 4573 color
1972
The five key elements of film construction film time film space
perspective rhythm and sound are discussed as we construct a
filmwithinafilm about a sports car race In the larger film we
take several of the key sequences and show how the filmmaker
planned photographed and edited themJ
CONSTRUCTION WORK THE CARPENTER
js 14 minutes 5059 color
1975
Carpenters are artisans with wood Mike who works as Teds
assistant during the summer learns about carpentry and how work
in vocational class relates to actual work on the job He looks for
ward to graduation when he can start working full time in his
chosen careerC
CONSUMER AND THE SUPERMARKET THE
sc 15 minutes 4516 color 1976
The supermarket offers convenience and a ready source of every
thing we need But because of the thousands of products how do
we determine what to buy The film combines consumer interviews
with an analysis of the products and merchandising techniques used
in the market It explains the basic food groups available and how
processing and packaging create a multiplicity of choices It
explores the role of advertising store layout packaging and
labeling to influence our purchase decision Finally it provides
special tips to help the shopper buy for maximum nutritional value
at the lowest possible costAB
CONSUMER ECONOMICS AND YOU
js 18 minutes 6151 color 1977
This lighthearted approach to basic economic relationships helps
29 innitiagMi
make fundamental concepts easy to understand Goodnatured
enactments make palatable such abstractions as supply and demand
work and tncome scarcity and production The film examines the
role of the consumer in the American economic system and the
importance of consumerism for young people facing daytoday
economic realitiesEB y
CONSUMER EDUCATION BUDGETING
jsc 12 minutes 5565 color 1969
hxamines the importance and problems involved in budgeting
Shows two sisters setting up their own apartment going on a
spending spree and overextending their credit Demonstrates the
financial basis of living on sound budget planning BFA
CONSUMER EDUCATION INSTALLMENT BUYING
Jsc 13 minutes 5546 color 1969
Dramatizes the benefits and dangers of purchasing commodities on
an installment plan Shows two sisters involved in a purchase of a
car exploring every facet of installment buying Down payments
interest charges maximum loan limits and other factors are
studiedBFA
CONSUMER EDUCATION RETAIL CREDIT BUYING
Jsc 11 minutes 2027 color 1969
hxamines the cost and potential dangers of excessive credit buying
Compares interest cost by computing the charges using a simple
interest rate the actual annual interest of a charge account the
interest paid interest earned and the functions of a credit bureau
BrA
CONTINENTAL DRIFT THEORY OF PLATE TECTONICS
Js 22 minutes 6152 color 1980
A comprehensive exploration of continental drift and its effect on
the shapes and location of landmasses Diagrams maps and
animation help the viewer visualize various geologic phenomena
such as nftng faulting volcanism earthquakes and ridge forma
tions all of which aid in outlining the major features of the
theory which proposes that the earths crust is made up of huge
slowly moving segments called platesEB
cMrTvVERSY VER INDUSTRAL POLLUTION A CASE
oTUDY
Jsc 17 minutes 4342 color 1972
When the Anaconda Aluminum Company opened a plant at
Columbia Falls Montana the town grew and prospered Then in
1968 after a plant expansion poisonous fluoride emissions began
to damage trees for miles around All sides of the resulting
controversy are presented objectively in this film It should spark
animated discussion of the environmental crisis in general and of
the scientific social and economic issues involved in finding
solutions to pollution problemsEB
CONTROVERSY OVER THE MOON
ejs 16 minutes 4373 color 1971
The film presents the controversy concerning the geological
makeup of the moon specifically the origin of large lunar
craters Two eminent scientists interpret available data and discuss
reasons for their divergent viewsEB
CONVECTION OF HEAT
Js 11 minutes 1175 color 1968
Explains how convection currents occur in fluids such as air and
water and following the development of the general concept of
convection shows its applications to home heating systems
ventilation aeronautics and meterologyMCGH
COULOMBS LAW
s 30 minutes 7412 1959
Demonstrates the inverse square variation of electric force with
distance and also the fact that electric force is directly proportional
to charge Introduces the demonstration with a thorough discussion
of the inverse square idea Also tests inverse square law by looking
for electrical effects inside a charged hollow sphere MLA
COUNTING
ect 10 minutes 2033 color 1967
Defines the cardinal number of a set as the number of elements in
it Shows two sets as having the same cardinal number if they are
equivalent Uses the number line to define standard set Illustates
that to count a set one establishes a onetoone correspondence
between it and a standard set whose cardinal number is known
MAA Arithmetic SeriesMLA
COUNTRY MOUSE AND CITY MOUSE
P 6 minutes 1983 color 1968
Retells m animation the wellknown fable of the adventures of the
country mouse who visits his city cousin Emphasizes that travel
may be fun but there is no place like homePOS
COUNTRY MOUSE AND THE CITY MOUSE
Pe 8 minutes 1750 1962
This animated cartoon tells of the adventures of the country mouse
who visits his city cousin Points to the age old maxim that travel
may be fun but home is the best placeC
COURTESY AT SCHOOL
e 9 minutes 1900 1956
Uses Jerrys misbehavior at school to illustrate that courtesy means
thinking of others Shows how being courteous helps children
enjoy their work and play in the classroom cafeteriaauditorium
and hallways and on the playground Pictures Jerrys class
working together in the creation of drawings expressing ideas of
courteous behaviorC
COURTESY FOR BEGINNERS SECOND EDITION
Pe I minutes 1616 color 1967
Explains that courtesy is a way of making a person feel comforta
ble Demonstrates that courtesy involves what and how words are
used Illustrates ways of being courteous and shows how to
introduce strangersC
COW THE
Pejsc 11 minutes 2041 color 1968
Shows cows in some of their everyday activities such as chewing
their cuds and swishing their tails Portrays the various breeds of
cows Presents without narration the indigenous sounds of the farm
scene with specific attention paid to the natural sounds of cows as
they engage in their routine activitiesCHU
COW AND THE SPRITE
Pe II minutes 1971 1949
Uses puppets to tell the story of Johnny an Irish sprite and the
cow Johnny says that people can be happy without anything and
the cow says that people have to have material things to be happy
The cow then changes into many forms to confuse an old woman
into thinking she has one thing only to have that thing change into
something else Since she is still happy when all of these things are
gone Johnny wins and the cow jumps over the moonC
CPR TO SAVE A LIFE REVISED EDITION
js 14 minutes 6153 color 1981
Uses vivid animation and actual demonstrations by trained instruc
tors to explain the ABCs Airway Breathing Circulation of
cardiopulmonary resuscitation Incorporates the latest procedures
tor 2person rescue and infant rescueEB
CRAFTSMANSHIP IN CLAY DECORATION
sct II minutes 1361 1951
Shows a skilled ceramist applying designs on several ceramic
pieces prior to final firing He uses the clay itself a comb a piece
of burlap or clay stamps to create textured designs Other
decoration methods illustrated include colored glazes clay slip
mishma sgraffito and waxresist Shows samples of repre
sentative pieces after decoration and firingIU
CRAFTSMANSHIP IN CLAY SIMPLE SLAB METHODS
sct I minutes 1542 i94g
Demonstrates three slab methods of potterymaking Shows wedg
ing forming a candleholder directly from a lump of clay rolling a
30slab for a simple tile and constructing a flower container from
several pieces of clay Emphasizes the correct use of basic
toolsIU
CRAFTSMANSHIP IN CLAY THROWING
sct 11 minutes 1433 1950
Shows how a skilled ceramist shapes pieces of pottery on a potters
wheel He demonstrates how the wheel is turned by a foot pedal
and how the speed of turning is controlled by the foot movement A
bowl a low flat plate and a pitcher are formedIU
CRASH BANG BOOM
ejs 10 minutes 681 color 1971
What feelings does music evoke in young children This film
introduces a variety of percussion instruments in one continuous
musical and visual experience There is no spoken narrationthe
story is told by a chorus of voices that introduces one by one
eleven instruments The viewer gets to know what each looks like
how it is played and the sound it makesX
CREATING CARTOONS
jsc 11 minutes 1068 1956
Uses simple demonstrations in humorous animation to present the
elements of cartooning Shows the use of the circle in creating the
rough first drawing how to draw expressions by observation and
simplification how to suggest action and movement and how to
simplify and exaggerate for effect and humorBFA
CREATIVE ARTS AND CRAFTS OF MEXICO SPANISH
LANG FILM
js 16 minutes 4600 color 1976
Since the Olmecs created their gigantic stone sculptures almost
4000 years ago arts and crafts have flourished in Mexico and the
techniques of their ancestors are used today by Mexican artists and
artisans The magnificent gold jewelry found in the huge temple
complex of Monte Alban has inspired jewelry makers through the
years the mosaiclike architectural designs of Mitla are perhaps the
forerunner of the modern mosaic murals at the National Universi
ty Woolen rebozos and serapes are still woven by hand as they
have been for centuries and baskets of every size and shape are
woven from straw Valente son of noted potter Dona Rosa uses
the methods developed by his Zapotec ancestors to make the
worldfamous black pottery of Oaxaca The list goes on and onas
the Mexican people follow in the creative footsteps of their
forefathersFI
CROSSTOWN ADVENTURE
p 14 minutes 4894 color 1970
This highly creative film invites young viewers to become active
participants instead of passive viewers An eightyearold boy is
accidentally shut up in a delivery truck that takes off across town
He can only guess where he is by listening to the outside
soundswarning bells on a drawbridge fire truck sirens the roar
of a train When the truck stops in a strange neighborhood the boy
climbs out and hides behind a hedge What happens next The
teacher stops the film and the children make up their own endings
before she shows the three filmed possibilitiesEB
CRYSTALS
s 25 minutes 7413 color 1958
Demonstrates the nature of crystals how they are formed and why
they are shaped as they are Shows actual growth of crystals under a
microscope discusses how they may be grown Relates these
phenomena with the concept of atomsMLA
CRYSTALS AND THEIR GROWTH
js 11 minutes 1984 color 1967
Shows quartz crystals snowflakes and salt crystals to illustrate the
nature of crystals and how they grow Presents methods of growing
crystals and also industrial uses and their importance in science and
technologyC
CUBA THE LAND AND THE PEOPLE REVISED
ejs 11 minutes 617 1966
Shows the effects of Cubas tropical climate Depicts Cubas
Spanish background and her strategic positon in the West Indies
Gives illustrations of the predominantly agricultural basis for her
economyC
CUBISM
jsc 6 minutes 1058 1957
Defines what cubism is traces its beginnings in art points out its
characteristics and its method of depicting nature Each characteris
tic of cubism is illustratedvibration not recording things as they
are multiangular perspective flat two dimensional surfaces and
transparencyBFA
CUCKOO CLOCK THAT WOULDNT CUCKOO
p 11 minutes 1815 color 1958
An animated story of a silent little cuckoo bird in the royal cuckoo
clock and of how Hans Ticktocker master clockmaker broke the
spell of her silence and helped her to cuckoo happily once again
CURB BETWEEN US THE
te 16 minutes 5768 color 1975
Special Education
Terry Kelley was a happy healthy young man until the accident
Then a broken neck and Terry became one of the thousands of
disabled persons in our society This film documents Terrys
struggle to rebuild his life after nine months in the hospital and
explores the prejudices directed against anyone who is different
and the problems and needs of the disabledAB
CURIOUS ALICE
e 12 minutes 1109 color 1971
Curious Alice presents an animated fantasy involving dangerous
drugs based upon the characters in Alice in Wonderland Alice
is shown touring a strange land where everyone has chosen drugs
the Madhatter uses LSD the Dormouse uses sleeping pills and the
King of Hearts represents heroin The program exposes children to
the effects of drugs on the body what drugs do to the various
physiological and phychological responses and explains the benefi
cial aspects of certain drugsNIMH
CURIOUS GEORGE RIDES A BIKE
e 10 minutes 797 color 1958
Presents the droll adventures of the monkey who makes mischief a
habitWWS
CUTTING TORCH FLAMECUTTING
sc 16 minutes 5627 color 1971
Emphasizes safety precautions demanded by flamecutting Shows
conversion of the welding torch for cutting pressure cutting
lighting and making straight cuts Includes cutting off heavy
sections of round bar stock with the torchBFA
DAIRY FARM SECOND EDITION
pe 16 minutes 4007 color 1963
Shows life and work on a Midwestern dairy farm including
pasturing milking preparing milk for consumption and the
various activities involved in dairy farming Children are shown
enjoying a vacation on the farmC
DANCE INSTRUMENT THE
js 17 minutes 4931 color 1975
The body is the instrument of communication A dancer like a
musician learns a note constructs a chord shapes a phrase creates
a visual melody line The prologue has its origin in stillness and
the potential for expression is already there in correct body
alignmentAAHPER
DANCE SQUARED
js 4 minutes 701 color 1963
Movement color and music are used to explore the symmetries of
a square as it becomes a kaleidoscope of design As geometric
shapes divide then subdivide the interrelationship between design
and mathematics becomes apparentIFB
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DANIEL BOONE
ejs 17 minutes 4687 1950
Pictures important episodes in the life of Americas best known
wilderness scout Daniel Boone revealing the personality traits and
experiences which made him outstanding in his field Includes
Boones youth in Pennsylvania and North Carolina his activities in
the French and Indian War his pioneering adventures in exploring
and settling Kentucky his part in the Revolutionary War and his
final settlement in MissouriEB
DANIEL WEBSTER
js 18 minutes 4733 1951
Traces the development of the qualities and skills which made
Daniel Webster a distinguished lawyer orator and spokesman for
American national unity Portrays political events which influenced
him to be first a states rights man and defender of the New England
trading interests and later a strong advocate of a powerful federal
governmentEB
DANZAS REGIONALES ESPANOLAS
SPANISH LANG FILM
jsc 14 minutes 5444 color 1966
Provides a cultural presentation of the varied dances of Spain with
historical references and scenes of different regional backgrounds
Dances are performed by both professionals on stage and by
festival dancers in courtyards and patios For use in third year
Spanish classes and aboveEB
DARWIN AND THE THEORY OF NATURAL SELECTION
jsc 14 minutes 5475 1967
Dramatizes young Charles Darwins voyage on the H M S Beagle
which resulted in discoveries that have had a profound effect on
nearly every field of human knowledge Shows how Darwin
developed his theories of natural selection through observations of
the coasts and islands of South America and experiments in
EnglandC
DATA PROCESSING INTRODUCTORY PRINCIPLES
jsc 14 minutes 5540 color 1968
Introduces the card as it is used in punched card data processing
Demonstrations show the organization of the card into Rows
Columns and Zones and describes how the card is divided into
fields to accommodate specific jobs Explains the principle of
alphabetic and numerical organization of data as the method by
which the data processing machines read the information contained
on the cardSF
DAVID AND THE PUPPY
P 10 minutes 1202 1950
Sixyearold David goes to the animal shelter to pick out his first
puppy At home Davids parents show a warm interest in his pet
When the puppy runs away from the yard David his father and a
man from the Humane Society all join in a search of the neighbor
hood The return of the puppy is a joyous experience for allJHP
DAVID COPPERFIELD THE BOY
jsc 42 minutes 9009 1935
Presents a condensed version of the first part of the Hollywood film
David Copperfield based on Charles Dickens novel Includes his
infancy his visit to the seaside with Peggoty running into
difficulties in his stepfathers home his experiences in London
the trip to Dover pleasant relationships at the home of his aunt and
his departure for schoolFI
DAVID COPPERFIELD THE MAN
jsc 42 minutes 9010 1935
Presents a condensed version of the second part of the feature film
David Copperfield based on Charles Dickens novel Includes
David s return home after graduation from school his trip back to
London to begin his career his marriage and life with Dora and his
final experiences in revealing the true nature of Uriah HeepFI
DAY AND NIGHT
ejs 9 minutes 1252 1949
Explains by means of a globe rotating in space why there is day
and night and why the sun appears to rise in the east and set in the
west Then demonstrates the rotation of the earth on its tilted axis
with the resulting variations in the length of day and night over the
world at different times of the yearUEVA
DAY IN THE DEATH OF DONNY B A
ct 14 minutes 5710 1970
By dramatizing narcotic addiction among youths in the urban
ghetto this film communicates the true meaning of drug abuse
maximizing the effectiveness of the film medium through a delicate
blend of sensory dataNIMH
DAY IN THE LIFE OF BONNIE CONSOLO A
jsct 16 minutes 4621 color 1975
Bonnie Consolo is a most unusual and inspirational woman a
person who was born without arms yet leads a normal and
productive life The film follows her through a typical day as she
cares for her home and family and as she goes about her daily
routine she shares with us her thoughts about life To Bonnie the
world is a beautiful and wondrous place and she radiates arich
philosophy that will inspire everyone to live life to its fullestAB
DAY MAN FLEW THE
ejs 17 minutes 5034 1952
Follows the progress of the Wright Brothers in their search for a
means of flying the first 12second flight by Orville and the 1
minute flight by Wilbur in FranceMCGH
DAY WITHOUT NUMBERS
Pe 9 minutes 1210 i958
A secondgraders experiences during a day without numbers cause
him to want to study arithmetic and to realize the value of numbers
m his everyday living All the class but Bob enjoy arithmetic
When a puppet with magic powers offers Bob a day without
numbers he gladly leaves the classroom with the puppet A series
ot frustrating experiences caused by the magical disappearance of
numbers such as the disruption of an exciting baseball game
results in Bobs gladly returning to the classroom and the study of
arithmeticWSU
DEAR FRIENDS AND GENTLE HEARTS
ejs 26 minutes 7148
Traces the tragic life of Stephen Foster from his penning of Oh
Susanna as a bookkeeper to his last composition Beautiful
Dreamer IP
DEBT TO THE PAST
Jsc 21 minutes 5002 color 1961
Shows many examples of gifts from the past and how these form
the basis of nearly all we have todayMIS
DEBT TO THE PAST LANGUAGE AND
COMMUNICATION
js 16 minutes 5003 color 1962
Describes our heritage of spoken and written language and its role
in the communication of ideas Emphasizes the importance of
developing skill in language Traces three stages of written lan
phUon8eeiceMPmen PC0graPhie Geographic and
DEEP SEA TRAWLER
ejs 18 minutes 5608 color 1969
Describes a trawlers voyage from its home port on the North Sea to
the Grand Banks off Newfoundland showing the electronic fishing
aids and mechanized fish cleaning and packing facilities Shows the
complete process from nets dragged on the ocean bed the processing
and quickfreezing for markets and the waste products prepared
into powdered food for livestockFI
DEFENSIVE DRIVING TACTICS
sc 12 minutes 5476 color 1964
Provdes vignettes of offendertypedrivers to explain the need
ZTri rsve tacticsUses he resuits f a rad t to
voTationsJcA mmUteS n WOr1h he 138
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DEGAS MASTER OF MOTION
jsc 15 minutes 4897 color 1957
Presents the life and work of Edgar Degas as seen through the
drawings paintings and sculpture lent by many collectors for an
exhibit at the Los Angeles County Museum Emphasizes Degass
three favorite subjects horses and jockeys portraits and ballet
dancers Says that above all Degas wanted to capture the beauty
and uniqueness of a moment of movementUSC
DEMOCRACY YOUR VOICE CAN BE HEARD
jsc 19 minutes 5609 color 1970
Recreates the true story of a campaign by a group of Detroit high
school students for improvements at a public hospital Provides an
example of involvement the advancement of a cause and how
individuals can be effective in a democracyC
DEMONSTRATIONS WITH LIGHT
js 12 minutes 4607 color 1956
A photoelectric cell is used in light demonstrations to show
amazing and amusing photoelectric effects Includes converting
light into sound Mentions various theories to explain light its
nature speed and means of propagationMIS
DENTAL HEALTH HOW AND WHY SECOND EDITION
ej 10 minutes 1172 1968
First shows a nurse lecturing on the care and structure of teeth
using charts to explain the latter Proper brushing is demonstrated
with a large model At home Jerry realizes the value of pfoper diet
and regular care of the teeth Good and poor diets are compared at
the school lunch period with the effects of sweets on tooth enamel
shown by a diagram The following day Jerrys sister gets a sodium
fluoride treatment to lessen tooth decayC
DESERT
ejs 28 minutes 7951 color 1971
Presents a visit to Arizonas Sonora National Park showing various
wildlife and plants that are adapted to its particular conditions
Points out mans interest in making changes in the desert for the
sake of progress and the need for preservation of the desert and the
balance of natureFI
DESERT
js 23 minutes 5513 color 1962
Describes the interrelationships between plant and animal life and
the desert environment Discusses the geographical locations of
desert areas and their ecological conditions Studies the adaptive
mechanisms of plant and animal life to the hot arid environmentEB
DESIGN FOR LIVING
ejs 19 minutes 4393 color 1965
Presents principles of good design as they relate to furnishing and
objects common to the home Uses furniture utensils glassware
china pictures and other decorations and rooms themselves to
illustrate the following criteria of good design function economy
of material elegance of design honesty of material and ease of
maintenanceIFB
DESIGN WITH PAPER
jsc 11 minutes 782 color 1961
Starts with simple basic folds in creating paper designs then
advances to more complex threedimensional forms made possible
by measuring scoring folding and pastingIFB
DESK FOR BILLIE PART I
sct 30 minutes 7047 1956
Dramatizes the true story of Billie Davis child of migrant parents
who struggled to acquire an education in spite of the nomadic
existence of her family and the series of schools she attended
Dramatizes her problems of acceptance and adjustment and the help
given her by the parents and teachers in various public school
systemsNEA
DETERMINING MOLECULAR FORMULAS
sc 13 minutes 5031 1961
Shows through an experiment how the molecular weight and
formula of a compound may be determined through knowledge of
the percentage composition by weight of the compound and by
the applications of Avogadros LawMCGH
DEVELOPING COMPREHENSION
ct 16 minutes 5559 color 1969
Presents the intricate skills necessary to fully comprehend reading
material as teachers help children at the firstgrade level to develop
the ability to understand words phrases and sentences Also shows
teachers presenting lessons in the comprehension of larger units in
the middle gradesAB
DEVELOPING RESPONSIBILITY SECOND EDITION
e 11 minutes 594 1970
Discusses the need to take on new responsibilities as you get older
Shows Margaret preparing dinner for the family Wayne buying a
new jacket by himself Jim preparing a school exhibit and Joan
agreeing to be secretary of her clubC
DIAGNOSISFORMAL AND INFORMAL
ct 15 minutes 5557 color 1969
Shows ways in which the reading ability of pupils can be diagnosed
through the use of formal and informal instruments Presents the
actual content of informal diagnostic tests and illustrates the way
these tests are administered to children both individually and in
small groups Discusses and shows the use of formal tests in
diagnosis and in the measurement of reading achievementAB
DIFFERENT DRUMMER A
t 20 minutes 5585 color
Gives an overview of the exceptional child from identification
through adulthoodGDE
DIFFERENT PEOPLE DIFFERENT VALUES
js 10 minutes 816 color 1977
This film takes us to cultures around the world showing that
peoples differences often depend on values they learn from many
groups The focus moves from national to regional community
and family groups finally resting on individuals Viewers come to
recognize that every person is different and to understand why
BFA
DIFFUSION AND OSMOSIS SECOND EDITION
ejs 14 minutes 5315 color 1973
Diffusion refers to the random movement of molecules by
which matter is transportedThis film is a study of diffusion as it
takes place in living cells Photomicrography timelapse photogra
phy simple lab demonstrations and a dynamic model all help to
explain diffusion clarify how a selectively permeable membrane
functions and demonstrate the effects of osmosis diffusion of
water on plant cells Examples of practical applications of diffu
sion and osmosis conclude the filmEB
DIGESTION IN OUR BODIES
ej 11 minutes
1961
DESK FOR BILLIE PART II
sct 30 minutes 7048
See description of Pt INEA
1956
Uses animation and Xray photography to explain the digestive
process showing the bodys digestive organs the chemical breakdown
of food and the rates of the digestive process Indicates that
digestion takes place in the mouth esophagus small intestine and
large intestine highlights the specific role each organ plays Points
out that complete digestion may require 24 hours and that good
eating and diet habits can help the body change foods into energy
for work play and growthC
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM SECOND EDITION
js 19 minutes 6154 color 198
Both chemical and mechanical processes by which the digestive
system converts food to energy are explained The film clearly
locates identifies and describes the function of each digestive
organ and stresses the importance of a wellbalanced dietEB
33DINING ROOM SANITATION
sct 10 minutes 1029 color 1969
Techniques of sanitary food handling for dining room personnel are
demonstrated with emphasis on the importance of the servers
personal cleanliness hygiene and grooming The film includes
sanitary practices necessary before reporting for work as well as
dining room practices that inhibit growth of germs It also stresses
responsibility of personnel to both look and be cleanNEM
DINOSAUR AGE
ejs 15 minutes 4730 color 1958
Shows the work of paleontologists in reconstructing the past the
methods used in locating uncovering and transporting fossil
remains to a museum the reconstruction of plesiosaur skeleton and
models of representative animals of the age of dinosaursBFA
DINOSAURS DILEMMA MEANING OF THE VARIABLE
Pe 11 minutes 415 color
Uses animation and a story about a prehistoric battle between
Nervous Rex stupid king of the dinosaurs and a giant gorilla
named Bongo King to introduce children to the use of variables in
mathematical sentencesX
DISCOVERING AMERICAN FOLK MUSIC
jsc 22 minutes 5700 color 1969
Musical traditions of Africa and the British Isles have had great
influence on American folk music This film traces the transforma
tions of ballads and lyric songs after they reach America from
Britain It shows the impact of the African tradition in spirituals and
the blues and demonstrates the interaction of European and
African traditions in such musical styles as presentday rock
BFA
DISCOVERING COLOR
ejsc 15 minutes 4037 color I960
Illustrates the three major ways in which colors may differ hue
which can be divided into primary secondary and intermediate
hues value the lightening or darkening with the addition of
white or black and intensity wherein the hue is brightened or
dulled by adding complementary or opposite hue Uses paint and
objects from nature to illustrate these differencesBFA
DISCOVERING COMPOSITION IN ART
ejs 16 minutes 4039 color 1964
Defines composition in art as orderly arrangement Presents five
guides for developing composition including selecting the objects
to be shown creating a center of interest by making one of the
objects stand out balancing the objects in a composition using
lines to create movement and rhythm in the composition and
arranging and using both positive and negative spaceBFA
DISCOVERING CREATIVE PATTERNS
ejsc 17 minutes 5477 color 1965
totroduces pattern as visual organization and shows that pattern can
be found in nature as well as in mans own creations Presents
unique examples of natural and manmade patterns Indicates that
patterns are composed of lines light and dark areas colors
textures and shapesBFA
DISCOVERING DRAWING AND PAINTING
Pe 10 minutes 704 color 1963
I wo small boys paint and draw the fun of fishing looking at TV
enjoying spring flowers visiting the zoo and playing with a family
of new puppes Recreating daily activities in their own individual
ways the boys will learn while young to utilize personal experi
ences in drawing and paintingBFA
DISCOVERING DYNAMICS IN MUSIC
Pe 14 minutes 5696 color 1968
The concept of dynamics is illustrated by using a parade to illustrate
soft music when it is far away and loud music when it is up close It
demonstrates through a class of students and a marching song
dynamics with instruments and with their voices It also shows the
class listening to a composer using dynamics in his musicBFA
DISCOVERING ELECTRONIC MUSIC
jcs 23 minutes 5702 color 1970
Provides an introduction to electronic music what it is and how it
is created Explains both the sound synthesizer and computer
controlled music demonstrating how each works to produce
musical compositions It also shows how the sound of traditional
musical instruments can be imitated or altered and how the
synthesizer becomes a musical instrumentBFA
DISCOVERING HARMONY IN ART
ejsc 16 minutes 5479 color 1966
Examines the concept of harmony in art defining the idea of
harmony and the elements producing harmony such as limitation
repetition and the relationships of color shapes and objects
Illustrates this concept with numerous examples from nature and
manmade objects Reviews the functional as well as the harmoni
ous aspects of objectsBFA
DISCOVERING JAZZ
Jsc 22 minutes 5704 color 1969
Presented as a historical overview of jazz as an American musical
form this film discusses the combination of African rhythms and
European harmony into Dixieland and blues It traces the evolution
of jazz through the eras of Dixieland swing bop improvisation
jazz cool jazz funky and the current influences of electronic
amplificationBFA
DISCOVERING LINE
ejs 17 minutes 5145 color 1963
Designed to illustrate the way in which line records movement A
line is a path of action which leads the eye through space The
movement induced by line is a major element in art and the ability
skiTBVFeAline diVOTCed frm f0rm Ca beCme 3 m3JOr aeSheti
DISCOVERING MELODY AND HARMONY
Pet 16 minutes 5480 color 1967
Illustrates the movement and relationship of melody and harmony
in music Explains that notes in a melody and harmony can move in
repeats steps and skips Presents harmony added to the melody
through the use of descant and thirds and by playing instruments
DISCOVERING MOOD IN MUSIC
uu 16 minutes 5697 color 1968
Children in a classroom discuss the many moods of music The
children express these moods by means of art work and creative
apTtiBaneteBdFAhe mdS f Donaldsons
DISCOVERING PERSPECTIVE
ejsc 14 minutes 4038 color 1962
Shows how to create the appearance of distance on a flat surface by
using perspective Demonstrates such techniques as overlapping
vertical position graying colors varying detail varying size ami
converging lines Presents them singly and in combinationBFA
DISCOVERING RHYTHM
Pe 11 minutes 1985 color 1967
Shows children that rhythm is simply an outgrowth of things they
do such as walking running skipping and marching Provides a
simple background tune throughout the film Presents eight varia
tions of rhythmic gamesUEVA
DISCOVERING STRING INSTRUMENTS
Pe 14 minutes 5698 color 1968
A secondyear string group demonstrates its instruments to an
elementary class It shows how notes on a violin the viola the
cello and the bass sound in relation to each other the proper way to
hold bow and instrument The group also explains pizzicato open
strings and how to change the pitchBFA
DISCOVERING TEXTURES
ejs 17 minutes 5258 color 1961
Discusses the nature of texture ways of detecting it characteristics
34of various textures how man changes and creates them materials
used by artists to create textures and methods of selecting and
combining themBFA
DISCOVERING THE MUSIC OF AFRICA
jsc 22 minutes 5699 color
1967
Music and rhythms of Africa are described and some traditional
dances are shown The film demonstrates a variety of techniques
for playing the rattles bells and drums while explaining the
complexity and interrelationships of their rhythmical sounds The
drum is discussed as a musical instrument as a means of communi
cation and as a medium of poetryBFA
DISCOVERING THE MUSIC OF INDIA
jsc 22 minutes 5705 color 1969
The tradition of Indian music that can be traced back three or four
thousand years is reviewed The film points out that it is highly
developed and extremely sophisticated It explains the different
instruments of India such as the sitar flute tabla mirdangam and
tambura It also illustrates the concepts of raga and tala and
explains Indian dance with its traditional art of hand gesture and
facial expressionBFA
DISCOVERING THE MUSIC OF JAPAN
ejsc 22 minutes 5703 color 1967
The tradition and the composers of Japanese music are reviewed
The three major Japanese instrumentsthe koto the shamisen and
the shakuhaihi are explained Traditional Japanese dances and
songs are shown being performed with the accompaniment of these
three instrumentsBFA
DISCOVERING THE MUSIC OF LATIN AMERICA
ejsc 20 minutes 5706 color 1969
The musical traditions of Latin America are illustrated through
song and dance and by the playing of classical folk and pre
Columbian instruments The dance rhythms that have affected
popular music throughout the world are emphasized as well as a
composition by the famous Brazilian composer VillaLobos The
fusion of old and new is shown through brilliant costumed dances
from a Bolivian fiestaBFA
DISCOVERING THE MUSIC OF THE MIDDLE AGES
jsc 20 minutes 5701 color 1968
Emphasizes that music was a necessity to the people of the Middle
Ages This film shows the importance of music in church and
castle among clergy nobles and peasants It points out not only the
growth of polyphony but also of the dominance of the church in
medieval life and of social stratification as well as medieval
instrumentsBFA
DISCOVERING THE MUSIC OF THE MIDDLE EAST
jsc 21 minutes 5707 color 1968
The similarities of much of the music of the Middle East and
Balkans is traced to the spread of Mohammedanism The film
introduces and explains instruments such as the oud santur ganun
cimbalum and dumbek It demonstrates the concepts of highly
ornamented melodic lines and asymmetrical rhythmsBFA
DISCOVERING THE SOUND AND MOVEMENT OF MUSIC
pet 16 minutes 5481 color 1967
Teaches an understanding of the sound and movement of music
Illustrates that sounds in music can be high or low can move up or
down in steps and skips and that some sounds are repeated
Discusses notes and uses songs that are listened to sung and
shown in blank and music notationBFA
DISCOVERY OF RADIOACTIVITY THE
s 16 minutes 4565 color 1965
Depicts a history of mans knowledge of radioactivity surveying
the experiments and discoveries of Roentgen Becquerel Curie
Elster Geitel and RutherfordIFB
DISCUSSION PROBLEMS GOOD LOSER
ejst 14 minutes 4382 1953
Depicts the story of the poor loser the good winner and the good
loser in a typical high school situation Designed to provoke
discussion on the general problem of good sportsmanship in all
phases of lifeMCGH
DISPLAY AND PRESENTATION BOARDS
sct 15 minutes 4881 color 1971
Presents an overview of six different display and presentation
boards felt hook and loop magnetic peg board electric and
combination Tells how these boards differ how they are constructed
and briefly how they are usedIFB
DISTRIBUTION OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS
s 16 minutes 5416 1963
Explains that living things are not distributed at random over the
world that there is a balance in nature that the innate capacity to
increase in numbers and a surplus of births over deaths are key fac
tors in governing dispersal also that the physical and biological
barriers are factors limiting dispersalEB
DISTRIBUTIVE PROPERTY THE
ej 8 minutes 2060
color
Introduces the distributive property of multiplication over addition
Illustrates applications to arithmetic and elementary algebra Shows
the distributive property for other pairs of operations and gives
examples of cases in which this property fails to be trueMLA
DIVISION
ct 30 minutes 7312 color 1965
Derives properties of division from model sets Shows the exist
ence of a multiplicative inverse and introduces the distributive
property Develops algorisms consistent with the properties To be
used following Multiplication From the Mathematics for Elemen
tary School Teachers SeriesSMSG
DIVISION FOR BEGINNERS
pe 11 minutes 1159 color 1966
Explains that division determines how many subsets are in a set or
how many members are in specific number of equivalent sets
Illustrates division by repeated subtraction and by using division
facts Shows that the number line helps check division facts and
that division is the inverse of multiplicationC
DIVISION TECHNIQUES
ct 30 minutes 7314 color 1963
Shows the existence of a multiplicative inverse and introduces the
distributive property Develops algorisms consistent with the prop
erties To be used following Multiplication Techniques From the
Mathematics for Elementary Schools Teachers SeriesSMSG
DO I WANT TO BE A SECRETARY
s 10 minutes 1171 1954
Shows not only the skills personal qualities educational requisites
and principal duties of a secretary but also how one girl in a
beginning secretarial course is assisted in deciding whether she
wants to be a secretaryC
DO WORDS EVER FOOL YOU
ej 10 minutes 513
1948
Three elementary pupils learn that everyone attaches personal
meanings to words and that the wording of newspaper stories
conversations advertisements and politics for example needs
careful analysis to prevent confusionC
DOGS LIFE A
ej 15 minutes 4984 1970
Takes a candid look at just how exciting dogs lives can be Shows
hard working dogs leading the blind and pulling Eskimo sleds
talented dogs starring in the movies and in the circus glamorous
dogs visiting the beauty parlor and adventurous dogs pioneering on
flights into spacePU
DOING AND UNDOING IN MATHEMATICSINVERSES
pe 10 minutes 2030 color 1966
Introduces the child to the concept of inverses Uses everyday
habits such as zipping and unzipping a jacket stacking and
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unstackmg coins packing and unpacking suitcases to stress that
each of these operations is the inverse of the other Emphasizes that
the idea of inverses is useful in mathematics and shows how it is
associated with subtractionBFA
DOLLS
11 minutes 549 color 1975
When playing with dolls is related to real life experiences such as
watching a mother bathe her baby it can help small children to
work through their feelings about the birth of a sibling to become
more emotionally mature A symphathetic and sensitive teacher
narrates Dolls showing how it is possible to help children
develop vocabulary and concepts through doll play without overly
structuring the experienceMEDG
DOLLS OF MANY LANDS
Pe 11 minutes 1499 color 1957
Using prizewinning dolls from the international fair in Italy an
Italian cameraman creates an imaginary jaunt around the world
from one national doll exhibit to another Colorful backgrounds
represent the native environment of dolls in folk costumes and a
special musical score underlines the camera presentation EB
DONA ROSA POTTER OF COYOTEPEC
ejs 10 minutes 869 color 1959
Describes the art of making the black unglazed pottery of Oaxaca
an ancient craft of Zapotec Indians A potter demonstrates the
primitive manner of shaping decorating and firing traditional
shapesGA
DONALD IN MATHMAGIC LAND
jsc 26 minutes 7015 color 1960
Uses cartoon characters to illustrate the mathematical basis of
music architecture sculpture and painting Donald Duck visits
Mathmagic Land where the Spirit of Adventure conducts him on a
tour First they see ancient Greece where Pythagoras father of
mathematics and music discovers mathematical ratios in the
musical scale Donalds other trips emphasize the mathematical
relationships in forms in nature games and art Shows that
scientific progress is based upon mathematical concepts and
emphasizes that future achievements must also be developed by
those with training in mathematicsWD
DOT THE
Pe 8 minutes 673 color 1972
Through animation the fundamentals of drawing are illustrated
using the most basic unit a dot Given an appealing and
humorous personality the dot draws lines shapes outlines and
changes colors Original paintings by elementary school children
challenge viewers to create their own drawingsOXF
DRAWING A PORTRAIT
Jsct 9 minutes 245 color 1958
Demonstrates Eliot OHaras techniques and steps in drawing a
portrait Points out the factors to be considered in drawing the
different features and angles of the face Emphasizes that the
personalities of faces differ and that portraits should show this
differenceEB
DRAWING THE SEARCH FOR FORM
sc 18 minutes 5146 color 1963
Presents the thesis that every student artist must learn to draw
before he can turn out masterpieces in oil Joe Mugnaini first
deals with draftsmanship using various devices to illustrate the
elements of line tone and structure He demonstrates the relation
ship between drawing and painting and the logic behind it On
paper and canvas he then emulates the techniques of Botticelli
Rembrandt Goya Picasso and Van Gogh explaining how each
arrived at his own personal idiomAVF
DRAWINGS OF LEONARDO DA VINCI
sc 25 minutes 7043 color 1954
Shows the Leonardo da Vinci drawings in the Windsor collection
and includes such subjects as man animals architecture machines
for waging war water in motion and a sketch for The Last Supper
Integrates translation of some of the artists own notes with an
interpretive commentary spoken by Sir Laurence OlivierBRF
DRILL PRESS BASIC HOLDING TECHNIQUES
Js 1 minutes 868 color 1967
Demonstrates basic safety techniques for holding each of a variety
of common materials when using a drill press including hand
holding safeedged materials holding with pliers or drill press
vise and clamping work to the drill press table Uses junior and
senior high pupils to illustrate correct techniquesEB
DRINKING DRIVER WHAT COULD YOU DO
js 122 minutes 6161 color 1978
Deals with the problems of teenage drinking and driving After
introductory material outlining the physiological effects of alcohol
the film centers on four dramatized situations depicting typical
predicaments that may confront teenagers after a drinking party
Each situation is left open endedCEN
DRIVE DEFENSIVELY
sct 11 minutes 326 1959
Shows a driver who has many excellent driving skills and whose
reactions and ability to handle his car are superior to those of the
average Points out however that such a driver despite his own
skills will continually endanger himself and others until he learns
to drive defensivelyEB
DRIVING AT NIGHT
sc 10 minutes 1989 color 1951
Shows the hazards encountered in driving at night and the basic
maneuvers to be mastered in overcoming each driving situationFMC
DRIVING IN BAD WEATHER
sc 10 minutes 1986 color 1951
Shows the hazards encountered in driving in bad weather and the
basic maneuvers to be mastered in overcoming each drivine
situationFMC
color
1969
DRIVING LIKE A PRO
1012 31 minutes 8019
Driver Education
This film stresses importance of perceptions visual habits speed
control and prepared decisions all within the context of IDENTIFY
ING PREDICTING DECIDING AND EXECUTINGPA
DROPPING OUT
js 17 minutes 5660 color
The dropout situation in our school systems is not always based on
student being bored made to cope with intellectual requirements
or confused by cultural differences but is also related to students
that are suspended or expelled The film relates education to
employment and shows how important education is in life It
provides insight into why onequarter of every class never gradu
ates and is hostnarrated by O J Simpson AEF
DR TOM AND HIS MAGIC TREE
Pe 15 minutes 5777 color
This is an informative animated film about vision problems their
causes and their correction The story is narrated through the antics
of a couple of blurs who pop in and out of the eyes of various
victims and take delight in finding all sorts of poor vision habits
among the charactersSCO
DRUG PROBLEM THEWHAT DO YOU THINK
jsc 17 minutes 4065 color 1972
What is a drug Are only the illegal drugs dangerous What social
factors affect drug use Questions probed in this realistic film
reveal the scope of the drug problem and its dangers The film takes
a wideranging look at drugsfrom the contents of household
medicine cabinets to street drugs Effects of drug abuse are
demonstrated in a series of laboratory experiments and a documen
tary on a drug overdose case A student discussion shown in the
final footage seems sure to be continued by classes viewing the
filmEB
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DRUGS DRINKING AND DRIVING
sct 18 minutes 5568 color 1970
Uses physiological and psychological experiments at UCLA to
demonstrate the effects that alcohol and prescription drugs can have
on driving Illustrates through animation the effects of alcohol and
drugs on the human nervous systemCCA
DRYMOUNTING INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
ct 25 minutes 7395 color 1965
Series of five short films mounted for convenience on one reel
Related subjects are Display and Use Basic Techniques Cloth
Backing Laminating and Lifting and Special Techniques The
series deals with classroom applications dry mounting tissues and
Fotoflat uses of Chartex backing plastic sheet lamination and
special techniques of these applicationsISU
DURANGO DAREDEVIL STRIKES AGAIN THE
BULLYING
p 11 Vi minutes 226 color 1974
Butch Bear gets angry because he cant play piano in the school
concert To get even he dresses up like his comic book hero The
Durango Daredevil and bullies his friends When he meets Mr
Newshound he finds a way he can help with the concertC
DYNAMICS OF SOLUTION
sc 14 minutes 4305 color 1962
Demonstrates the differences between saturated unsaturated and
supersaturated solutions Characteristics of solutions proof that
solutions are nonstatic and the nature of dynamic equilibrium
clearly presentedMCGH
EACH CHILD IS DIFFERENT
ct 17 minutes 4415 1954
Glimpses into the lives of five fifth grade children Shows that each
is a complex and unique pattern Emphasizes that the teacher must
discover how she can best meet the needs of each childMCGH
EARLIEST NUMBERS THE
ejs 30 minutes 7082 1955
Show mans first efforts to count with symbols how Egyptian and
Babylonian Mathematics have contributed to our present number
system traces our present use of minutes and seconds and explains
certain physical methods of writing and reckoning with numbersIU
EARLY AMERICAN CIVILIZATIONS MAYAN AZTEC
INCAN
ejs 13 minutes 4095 color 1957
Presents scenes of presentday Indian life remains of ancient
civilizations maps and models to illustrate some aspects of the
Mayan Aztec and Incan maize cultures which flourished
between 400 BC and 1200 AD Pictures Maya pyramids the city
of Chichen Itza models of homes and cultural and artistic
remains Contrasts the presentday way of life with that of several
centuries ago Points out significant aspects of Aztec culture and
depicts the Incas as outstanding buildersC
EARLY AMERICAN RAILROAD AN
ejs 5 minutes 866 1960
Shows scenes of the Silverton Train the last narrow gauge
passenger common carrier operating on a schedule in the United
States powered by a coalburning steam locomotive vintage 1882
Follows the train from Durango past colorful chasms rushing
rapids and spectacular waterfalls arriving at Silverton an original
pioneer town littlechanged from the 1880sP
EARLY RECOGNITION OF LEARNING DISABILITIES
t 30 minutes 7492 color 1969
Shows the perceptual conceptual and coordinative problems of
children who are victims of minimal brain dysfunctionUSNAVC
EARS AND HEARING SECOND EDITION
sc 22 minutes 4667 color 1969
Uses visual techniques photomicrography animation and analog
demonstrations to visualize the structure and functions of the
human ear and how it transmits sound waves to the ear Explores
hearing malfunctions and records various stages of a stapendectomy
while the surgeon comments on the delicate procedureEB
EARTH AND THE SEASONS THE
ejs 10 minutes 1508 1957
Demonstrates the factors controlling day and night and the changing
seasons of the yearAL
EARTH CHANGES IN ITS SURFACE
ej 11 minutes 1780 color 1960
Describes both internal and external forces which act to change the
earths surface Internal forces presented are folding faulting
volcanic action and earthquakes Volcanic action is seen to form
domes dikes and batholiths in addition to volcanoes Animation is
used to explain the causes of earthquakes and newsreel footage
shows the damage caused by various quakesExternal forces of
weathering and erosion are studied as their actions slowly help to
shape the earthC
EARTH ITS STRUCTURE
ej 11 minutes 1779 color 1960
Uses animation diagrams and liveaction photography to depict the
formation and structure of the earth and the forces which operate to
change its surface Describes the formation of the earth and the
solar system The structure of the crust of the earths interior are
discussed in terms of accumulated evidence from the observation of
volcanoes seismographic records and related studies Illustrates
the process by which forces such as volcanoes build up the surface
while erosion wears it awayC
EARTH MANS HOME
p 10 minutes 2065 color 1970
Explains that air food water and a certain temperature range are
essential to mans survival Discusses reasons why some areas of
the earths surface are more densely populated than othersEB
EARTH RED HOWARD THOMAS PAINTS A GOUACHE
js 23 minutes 5346 color 1969
Shows Howard Thomas art professor University of Georgia
using earth pigments in gouache painting Describes in the first
half the process of gathering and preparing the pigment and
gouache binder Follows with the use of earth pigments in making a
paintingUGA
EARTH RESOURCES IN ITS CRUST
ej 11 minutes 1778 color 1960
Describes the mineral resources of the earththeir formation
distribution extraction refining and uses Divides the mineral
resources of the earth into metallic minerals nonmetallic minerals
and mineral fuels Diagrams are used to picture the type of rock in
which minerals are found and how each is extracted Shows
mineral fuel formation along with the varied uses of the fuel
byproducts Discusses the search today for new sources of mineral
fuels radioactive elements and the necessity for conservation of
all mineral resourcesC
EARTHQUAKE
812 14 minutes 5780 color
The story of a teenage couple caught in the tragic path of a
Tsunami Also explains the nature of earthquakes and the conse
quences of their awesome powerDCPA
EARTHQUAKES AND VOLCANOES
ejs 13 minutes 4645 color 1957
Explains the causes of earthquakes and volcanoes and the relation
ship between them Shows drawings of the inner composition of the
earth as well as how the face of the earth has been altered by
volcanoes in the past Includes the locations of volcanoes and views
of their destructive powersBFA
EARTHQUAKES LESSON OF A DISASTER
ejs 13 minutes 4374 color
1971
Introduces the phenomena of earthquakes through the case study of
37
two major quakes one in California and one in Turkeywith
onlocation footage showing the devastation Seismologists dem
onstrate the use of P waves R waves and other methods to
determine an earthquakes occurrence location and magnitude
Because of the frequency of major quakes preearthquake plan
ning detection and emergency plans are stressedEB
EARTHS CHANGING SURFACE
ej 12 minutes 5089 color 1961
Shows the roles of water wind heat and cold in changing the
earths surface Discusses erosion and shows how rain rivers and
oceans cause the many changes Continues with the effects of wind
in wearing down and building up showing how loess is formed
Uses a map and drawings to show how during the glacial age ice
covered part of North America then discusses how extreme cold
and heat cause changesMCGH
EARTHWATCH
812 14 minutes 5779 color 1975
Dramatically juxtaposes the two faces of earth one tranquil and
benign the other hostile and devastating Explains the various
natural and manmade disasters that threaten lives and property The
film also introduces the subject of preparednessDCPA
EARTHWORM ANATOMY AND DISSECTION
jsc II minutes 1749 color 1961
Uses closeup photography photomicrography and diagrams to
show correct techniques for dissecting a preserved earthworm and
aspects of its anatomy Points out its exterior features and then
examines the digestive circulatory and excretory system as
dissection proceeds Illustrates the exchange of sperm between two
earthworms and the resulting cocoons Mentions the earthworms
sensitivity to light and vibrationsC
EATING ON THE RUN FILM THE
jsc 16 minutes 4513 color 1975
Emphasizes the need for eating wellbalanced breakfasts lunches
and snacks and shows how one can be properly nourished even
when eating in a hurryAH
ECHINODERMS SEA STARS AND THEIR RELATIVES
jsc 16 minutes 5393 1961
Shows how the Sea Star Starfish most widely known Echino
derm is used for close study and clearly illustrates its radial
symmetry and many other of its unusual features Other forms
shown and life functions fully explored Observes technique for
study of fundamental principles of embryological development and
how these studies lead to an understanding of the relationship of
these animals to the rest of the animal worldEB
ECLIPSES OF THE SUN AND MOON
jsc 11 minutes 205 color 1966
Stopmotion and timelapse photography are used to bring an actual
solar eclipse to the screen An animation sequence reveals the cause
and effect of a total solar eclipseEB
ECOLOGY OF A DESERT
pejs 8 minutes 145 color 1972
Pictures the hot dry desert of Death Valley along with the plants
and animals that inhabit this type of terrain Introduces the viewer
to the gopher snake the tarantula and the chuckwalla lizard in their
natural habitat Illustrates mans tampering with the natural balance
of the desert and contrasts life during the hot desert day with the
cool nights when most desert animals venture forth Tells how their
adaptation to these conditions affects the deserts ecological
balanceOXF
ECOLOGY OF A HOT SPRINGLIFE AT HIGH
TEMPERATURES
jsc 11 minutes 4075 color 1972
A study of Yellowstone Parks hot springs provides answers to
what type of life evolved and survived when the earth was much
hotter billions of years ago Small microtropical environments
created by the constancy of temperature show the interrelationships
of living organisms which are limited in species due to the
heatEB
ECOLOGY OF A SWAMP
pejs 8 minutes 197 color 1972
Visits the Everglades and depicts alligators snakes and various
birds such as the purple gallinule white ibis grebe snowy egret
and everglades kite Emphasizes the dangers of extinction for the
alligator and kite and asks the viewer to decide what might happen
to the future of the swamp if the ecological balance continues to be
upsetOXF
ECOLOGY OF PLATEAUS
pejs 8 minutes 212 color 1972
Explores the Kaibab Plateau of the Grand Canyon showing mule
deer Kaibab squirrel red fox and the golden eagle in their
important roles as to the ecological balance of the plateau Tells
how man in trying to help certain animals by killing off his natural
enemies is making an error in ecologial balanceOXF
ECOLOGY OF PONDS
pejs 8 minutes 190 color 1972
Views the ecological interdependence of some members of the
pond community such as grebe kingfisher dragon fly coot hawk
and bobcat Points out that there is a natural food cycle which
includes all of the animal inhabitants from the tiniest plankton to
the full size animalsOXF
ECOLOGY OF THE FOREST
pejs 8 minutes 127 color 1972
Introduces the eastern deciduous forest and shows certain animals
such as elk raccoon and otter in their natural state Tells how the
forest provides shelter and food for its inhabitants Points out that
the forest areas are being threatened by mans careless intrusion
OXF
ECOLOGY OF THE OCEAN
pejs 8 minutes 156 color 1972
Documents what happens when man tampers with the balance of
nature and fails to anticipate the consequences of his actions
Depicts several examples of mans ecological carelessness Re
cords a major oil spill and the disastrous results which ensue
Traces the plight of the brown pelican as they return to their nesting
on an island off Santa Barbara CaliforniaOXF
ECOLOGY OF THE PRAIRIE
pejs 8 minutes 141 color 1972
Shows that prairies are an ecological system kept in balance by
nature Illustrates the eating habits of the herbivorous and carnivo
rous animals which are so important to this balance Shows how the
burrows of the prairie dog benefit the land Points out that mans
intrusion has virtually caused the prairie to disappear as a natural
rich grasslandOXF
ECUADOR
ej 16 minutes 5094 color 1963
Brings out the effect of equatorial location and varying altitudes
upon the climate of Ecuador Contrasts the cultural and economic
life of urban and rural people moving from the modem airport to
the old streets of the capital Shows the different ways of living
ranging from well dressed city dwellers to barefoot farmers and
primitive jungle tribes and explains differences in the racial
backgrounds of the peopleIndian mestizo and European Pic
tures the daily lives of four Indian tribesthe Otavalos Colorados
Cayapas and Cofans Discusses the economic life of Ecuador with
particular emphasis on house industries which are illustrated by
the spinning and weaving of wool and the making of the famous
Panama hats Shows many unfamiliar woods on the screen as they
are usedMCGH
EDGAR ALLAN POE BACKGROUND FOR HIS WORKS
js 14 minutes 4151 1958
Presents a narrated reenactment of the life of Edgar Allan Poe using
original paintings to illustrate excerpts from his works Describes
38his school life with adopted parents and the development of his
poetry and short story writing Points out how he adapted his
writings to the literary market and shows how he carefully worked
out a formula for each writing Gives excerpts from To Helen The
Raven The Fall of the House of Usher and Murders in the Rue
MorgueC
EDUCATION IN AMERICA THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
ct 16 minutes 4152 1958
Reviews influences on the development of free public shool
systems from the Northwest Ordinance to 1900 including the
westward movement the change to secular education the influence
of American textbooks the rise and decline of the district school
the struggle for tax support and state control the contributions of
Daniel Webster William McGuffey Gideon Hawley and Horace
Mann the effect of the Civil War compulsory attendance laws and
the rise of teachertraining institutionsC
EDUCATION IN AMERICA THE SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES
ct 17 minutes 4153 1958
Gives historical background to the early development in American
educationin New England the South and the Middle Colonies
Relates the character of the different schoolsdame Latin gram
mar private parochial pauper academy and collegeto prevail
ing social economic and cultural conditionsC
EDUCATION IN AMERICA TWENTIETHCENTURY
DEVELOPMENTS
ct 16 minutes 4154 1958
Shows the influence of Herbart Binet Dewey Thomdike and
other outstanding educators on American education in this century
Explains the major trends and problems of this period including
the appearance of the junior high school and graduate education
school consolidation federal aid to education through the depres
sion the GI Bill and recent Supreme Court decisionsC
EFFECTIVE WRITING BUILDING AN OUTLINE
js 112 minutes 4001 color
1973
Random scenes of the coming of a rainshower suggest a normal
event in disorder This triggers the need to arrange points in
sequences and after selecting the subject of electronic data processing
we begin with a scattergram and then arrange ideas and facts into
topics and subtopicsC
EFFECTIVE WRITING LEARNING FROM
ADVERTISING LANGUAGE
js 11 minutes 401 color 1971
Explores contemporary advertising and relates it to the students
school environment in a meaningful and useful way Transposes
advertising techniques such as multiple meanings abrupt com
mands questions implication and appeal to reason to everyday
situations such as writing club announcements letters for job
applications and headlines for the school newspaper Encourages
students to try some of these methods in their own writingC
EFFECTIVE WRITING RESEARCH SKILLS
js lOi minutes 110 color 1972
Joanie and Dan frequently use the card catalog pamphlet file
indexes and Readers Guide for their essay assignments By the
time they have used encyclopedias biographical geographical and
other specialized dictionaries microfilm and audio cassettes they
have gotten well acquainted with each other as well as with library
resourcesC
EFFECTIVE WRITING REVISE AND IMPROVE
js 132 minutes 4013 color 1971
As a friendly narrator helps Max revise his composition we see
that revision is a matter of considering alternate solutions for the
use of words and groups of words and for content and structure as
well as paying attention to the mechanics of grammar punctuation
and spellingC
EFFECTIVE WRITING SENTENCE SENSE
js 122 minutes 4026 color 1976
Morgan cant play in the big game unless he improves his sentence
writing skills The coach shows Morgan some of the fundamentals
of sentence writing using sentences from such writers as Jefferson
Twain Dickens and Churchill as models Morgan faces the game
and English exam with confidenceC
EFFECTIVE WRITING THE PARAGRAPH CONNECTION
js 132 minutes 4012 color 1976
The Paragraph Avengers carry out their most successful caper when
they teach Philip the essentials of paragraph structure including the
use of topic sentences and paragraph links In a parody of a spy
film key ideas about paragraphs are developed in an intriguing
wayC
EFFECTS OF ATOMIC BOMB EXPLOSIONS
st 22 minutes 4429 1951
Describes the effects of various kinds of atomic explosions as
determined at Nagasaki Hiroshima and the Pacific Testing Range
as well as theoretical effects of ground contact and underground
explosionsGSA
EGO DEVELOPMENT THE CORE OF HEALTHY PER
SONALITY
te 19 minutes 5755 color 1974
Early Childhood
The establishment of ego qualities and the setting and achievement
of goals in young children are analyzed The film demonstrates
how various factors affect personality developmentSF
EGYPT CRADLE OF CIVILIZATION
ejs 11 minutes 635 color 1962
Examines the culture of ancient Egypt and its contributions to the
development of western civilization Shows how the Egyptian way
of life evolved from a primitive tribal culture to an organized
society under a single powerful ruler Illustrates achievements in
art architecture medicine astronomy and mathematicsEB
EGYPT YESTERDAY
ej 12 minutes 4648 color 1957
Presents a tour of the many temples tombs and art treasures of
ancient Egypt including a temple carved from a mountain
dedicated by Rameses II to himself the Great Sphinx and the
struggle with the drifting sands the Valley of the Kings where
pharaohs found their final resting place and many other famous
sightsJW
EGYPTIAN VILLAGE AN
ejs 19 minutes 4891 color 1960
Studies the traditionbound life of Egyptian farmers or fellahs
Pictures the farmers and their families in the fields and at home
Portrays village activities Points out the strong religious traditions
and isolation of these peopleBFA
EIGHTEENTHCENTURY LIFE IN WILLIAMSBURG VIR
GINIA
ejsc 44 minutes 9019 color 1957
Pictures everyday life in Colonial Williamsburg with emphasis on
the activities of a welltodo cabinetmaker and all the members of
his household The family and the slaves are shown using many
imported and locally made objects The role of the blacksmith in
the community is also shown Community life social life and
methods of communication are dealt with more briefly The
background music is taken from the periodCWF
EL GALLITO QUE HACE SALIR EL SOL
SPANISH LANG FILM
ejs 11 minutes 1747 1962
Spanish version of The Little Rooster Who Made the Sun Rise
Animated story of the rooster who discovers that his crowing does
not make the sun rise but who acquires pride in doing his job of
waking his farmyard friendsC
39
jHH
ELECTRICAL WORKER THE
s 30 minutes 7349
Stresses the need and qualifications for technicians required to
install and service the countless applications of electrical powerDA
ELECTRICITY
jsc 10 minutes 1309 1951
Describes and demonstrates the nature of the electronic theory of
positive and negative charges in the atom Shows how the electrons
are conducted through matter how electricity is produced by steam
or water power and how mechanical energy is changed to electrical
energy Also explains AC and DC currentAL
ELECTRICITY
pe 9 minutes 1350 1951
Shows many common electrical applicances that help to do hard
jobs with less work uses a model to help explain the function of a
generator and turbine explains the role of a motor shows how
switches control electrical systems explains how electricity is
conducted and emphasizes the contribution of electricity to our
comfortGA
ELECTRICITY ALL ABOUT US EXPLORING SCIENCE
pe 11 minutes 1864 1958
By observation and experiment Jean a fifthgrader learns the
characteristics of static electricity an electrical circuit and the
ways electricity is generated Illustrates the operation of the dry cell
circuit conductive and insulating materials and the importance of
electricity in the home and in industryC
ELECTRICITY AND HOW IT IS MADE
p 16 minutes 5455 color 1964
Presents basic concepts of electricity explaining how it is pro
duced what it does and how it is used to give light heat sound and
power Demonstrates static and current electricityEB
ELECTRICITY BASIC WIRING
jsct 18 minutes 5620 color 1969
Explores the origins and distribution of electric power Discusses
the three most common types of power plants Presents a typical
wiring installation with the various parts identified Describes low
voltage circuits and their application in the homeUEVA
ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION
js 16 minutes 5084 1962
Develops basic concepts of electrical distribution both cross
country and within the home Complete distribution system is
explained with demonstrations of line loss and the use of fuses
for overload protection Reviews parallel and series circuitry
Summarizes with a group of review questionsIU
ELECTRICITY GENERATOR AND MOTOR
jsct 18 minutes 5634 color 1969
Explains a current passing through a conductor producing a
magnetic field and a conductor moving through a magnetic field
causing a momentary current flow through the conductor to provide
the basis for a detailed examination of generator and motor action
Examines in detail the induction and synchronous motorsUEVA
ELECTRICITY MEASUREMENT
js 11 minutes 711 1962
Utilizes simple mockups to develop concepts of electrical pres
sure current resistance Ohms Law and electrical power Ohms
Law is used to work the formula volts amperes x ohms Use of
the kilowatthour meter as a recorder of electrical power use is
demonstratedIU
ELECTRICITY PRINCIPLES OF SAFETY
ej 11 minutes 1777 I960
Points out the common hazards of electricity and their causes
Shows how overloaded circuits and short circuits can create fire
hazards how the fuse and circuit breaker function as safety
devices and how bodily harm can be avoided by a proper
knowledge of the behavior of electricity and electric circuitsC
ELECTROMAGNET THE
js 15 minutes 5107
Deals with the principles and uses of electromagnets Shows
production of magnetic fields when electric current is passed
through wire and the effects when a soft iron core and then a steel
core are introduced Application of electromagnet is shown in a
magnetic crane rubbish separator electric bell telephone receiver
miscellaneous telephone equipment and automobile starter
motorsIFB
ELECTROMAGNETS
ej 11 minutes 608 1962
Explains the theory of electromagnetism by means of simple
equipment and demonstrations and shows how the electromagnet is
used in the doorbell the telegraph and other everyday applica
tionsMCGH
ELECTROMOTIVE FORCE SERIES THE
s 12 minutes 4057 color 1962
Shows how single electrode potentials can be determined against a
reference electrode the construction of the EMF Series the
relationship between this series and chemical activity and the
relationship between single electrode potentials and the voltage of a
galvanic cellMCGH
ELECTRON MICROSCOPY
js 24 minutes 7038 color 1963
Pictures explains and discusses the operation and use of the
electron microscope Traces the development of the light micro
scope and shows how its limitations made the development of the
electron system necessary Supplies a variety of examples of uses
for the electron microscope presents views of electron micro
graphs and reveals some of the special techniques necessary for the
preparation of specimentsIFB
ELECTRONICS BASIC RADIO CIRCUITRY
sct 17 minutes 5612 color 1969
Traces the history of radio from the earliest crystal set to todays
sophisticated receivers Gives a conceptual analysis of how com
munications through radio frequency signals is accomplished
Presents the basic components of electronic communications
UEVA
ELECTRONICS PRINCIPLES OF TELEVISION
jsct 18 minutes 5621 color 1969
Describes the structure and function of the typical television
receiver Shows how the television signals are received from a
station and how they are broken down into audio and visual signals
Describes the IF stage sync separator automatic frequency control
stage and other stages and parts of a receiver Points out controls
associated with the receiver and the application of television in
more sophisticated situationsUEVA
ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS
s 30 minutes 7347
Stresses the opportunities needs and qualifications for technicians
in the highly specialized field of electronicsDA
ELECTRONICS TRANSISTOR
sct 18 minutes 5622 color 1969
Describes the structure of transistors and demonstrates their use in
typical circuits Discusses the history of the design of semi
conductors Compares the internal structure of the transistor with
that of the vacuum tube Discusses the advantages of transistors
over vacuum tubes and the formers use in more sophisticated
componentsUEVA
ELECTRONS AT WORK BASIC PHYSICAL
SCIENCE SERIES
ej 14 minutes 5377 1961
Discusses the characteristics and behavior of electrons the relation
between electrons and an electric charge and the fact that electrons
can be used in many ways when they are controlledEB
40ELEPHANT BABY
pe 11 minutes 243 1959
Illustrates the procedures used in training young elephants and
stresses the importance of the elephant for heavy labor in some
parts of India A young boy observes the dependence of the
newborn elephant upon its mother mature elephants working in the
teakwood forest the elephants being washed by their mahouts the
young elephant at five years being trained to obey simple com
mands and to accept a rider the elephants participation in a tiger
hunt and his assumption of routine lumbercamp dutiesEB
ELEPHANT EATS THE THE PENGUIN EATS NOUNS
pe 10 minutes 234 color 1972
The noun as a word classification is introduced in this film
Nouns are defined as words that name for you By taking a trip
through the zoo and naming things that they see children are
introduced to words that are nouns Using visuals this film shows
that language and reading are fun A controlled vocabulary is
presented orally and visuallyBFA
ELIZABETH QUEEN WHO SHAPED AN AGE
jsc 26 minutes 7468 color 1971
Presents the accomplishments of Queen Elizabeth in making
England the richest and most powerful nation in the world Includes
the queens handling of the religious divisiveness of the Reforma
tion in England the conflict between Spain and England and the
question of Mary Queen of ScotsLCA
EMILY DICKINSON
js 22 minutes 4933 color 1978
We meet Emily Dickinson in her garden a place than which she
ventured no farther for the last twenty years of her life As she
recalls her years we can begin to understand the essence of her life
her spirit and her poemsJ
EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGGRESSION
te 19 minutes 5758 color 1973
Early Childhood
This films premise is that the potential for humans to behave
aggressively may be innate but that the nature form timing and
extent of aggression depend greatly on learning A psychologist
explains that if aggression is learned in a social context then by the
same token it can be altered in social contextCRM
EMPERORS NEW CLOTHES THE
p 16 minutes 5482 color 1966
Presents live action dramatization by the Peppermint Players a
childrens repertory theater company about the Emperor who has a
robe made by two fake tailorsMCGH
ENCHANTED CITY THE
ejs 13 minutes 4547 color 1954
Shows the ancient city of Petra with scenes of the ruins Includes
the temples of Isis the High Palace and buildings which show
Egyptian Syrian Persian Greek and Roman influencesCFD
ENCHANTED RIVER
pe 9 minutes 1455 1950
Through a staged reenactment a storyteller recounts an adaptation
of Aesops fable of the two woodsmen one honest and the other a
schemer Shows how both lose their axes and how the water
nymph offers them silver and golden axes When the schemer tries
to claim them he is left with no axe while the honest woodsmans
own axe is returned In addition he receives the golden axe as a
rewardC
ENDANGERED ANIMALS WILL THEY SURVIVE
ejs 24 minutes 6181 color 1976
In the last threeandahalf centuries more than 270 species have
become extinct Film shows the steps being taken today to save our
vanishing wildlifeEB
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM SECOND EDITION
js 20 minutes 6156 color 1982
This animated film describes the major endocrine glands and their
hormones and clarifies their contributions to growth reproduction
metabolism and homeostasis The regulatory mechanism of feed
back is explained and some of the conditions that result from gland
impairment or hormonal imbalance are coveredEB
ENERGY A MATTER OF CHOICES
jsc 22 minutes 4376 color 1973
East Coast blackouts and brownouts wintertime heating oil
shortages national gasoline shortage each year the situation seems
to get worse This timely film aims to help students interpret the
energy crisis and its effects on society Focusing on the shortage of
electrical power the film examines the social attitudes and techno
logical forces which have led to the crisisthen suggests alterna
tives which could help to overcome itEB
ENERGY AND REACTION
s 15 minutes 4067 color 1962
Shows the relationship between energy and chemical reactions
Relates this phenomenon to fundamental concepts such as chemi
cal bonding activational energy and rate of reactionMCGH
ENERGY AND WORK BASIC PHYSICAL
SCIENCE SERIES
ej 11 minutes 338 1961
Uses the everyday activities of a boy and operations that he
observes to demonstrate some of the characteristics of energy that
it has the ability to do work that it is neither created nor destroyed
but changed from one form to another that energy can be stored
potential and that the energy in moving objects is kineticEB
ENERGY FOR THE FUTURE
ejsc 17 minutes 4378 color 1974
Constantly growing energy needs dwindling reserves of fossil
fuels recent fuel shortages and increasing fuel costssuch condi
tions have established a need for new energy sources This film
examines energy alternatives for the future including processed
coal shale oil geothermal heat nuclear fission and fusion wind
and solar heat Many of these sources already supply part of our
countrys energy needsbut some with accompanying social and
environmental consequencesEB
ENERGY FROM THE SUN SECOND EDITION
js 18 minutes 4801 color 1980
Solar energy may be one answer to the concerns of todays
energyconscious world This film takes a fascinating look at the
various ways modern technology is used to capture and store the
suns energyas an alternative to fossil fuel and as the key to
developing domestic energy sources for the futureEB
ENGLAND BACKGROUND OF LITERATURE
SECOND EDITION
jsc 10 minutes 529 1962
Selections from the works of Shakespeare Dickens Kipling
Conrad and other well known English writers are presented against
the setting that inspired them The three main areas which their
works reflectLondon the English countryside and the seaare
portrayed in keeping with the mood and feeling of the writings
themselvesC
ENGLAND INDUSTRIAL EMPIRE
ejs 17 minutes 5082 color 1963
Produced to give students a better understanding of the highly
diversified country of England Presents many of the wellknown
English landmarks and helps visualize many economic activities
which provide a livelihood for the British people Emphasizes the
role that England has played in the development of Western
Civilization and stresses the many contributions which this same
nation is making in modern timesUEVA
ENGLAND OF ELIZABETH
sc 26 minutes 7131 color 1960
Uses artifacts of the period to indicate how the growth of the
maritime fleet the personality and influence of Elizabeth I the
songs sonnets plays and other writings of authors like Shake
speare all help to convey the power prestige and spirit of the
41England of Elizabeth Depicts sixteenthcentury England through
views of the littlechanging countryside art treasures maps of
explorers books and architecture Recalls Tudor history the
Reformation Caxtons printing press and the first printed book
Drakes voyage around the world and the defeat of the Spanish
Armada Presents portraits of pesonalities of the period Shows
Shakespeares home at Stratford on Avon and reviews his early
life his marriage and his successes in LondonIFB
ENGLISH AND DUTCH COLONIZATION IN THE
NEW WORLD
ej 11 minutes 1944 1956
Explains some of the reasons why people left England and Holland
to settle in the New World Uses animated maps to show the
location and growth of the American colonies Contrasts and
reviews three separate areas settled by the English and the Dutch
and the effect these settlers had on agriculture trading and
industryC
ENGLISH AND DUTCH EXPLORERS THE
ejs II minutes 111 color 1965
Shows the shift in power as the worlds center of commerce moved
from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic Depicts the search for a
Northwest passage and shows the impact of the English Sea
Dogs on the Spanish domination in the new worldEB
ENGLISH HISTORY ABSOLUTISM AND CIVIL WAR
jsc 11 minutes 1863 1958
Dramatizes the historical theory of the divine right to rule and the
sequence of events following the application of this theory in
England Compares the system of government and desires of the
people which develop into open conflict Shows Cromwells rise to
power and the subsequent restoration of Charles II as a limited
monarchC
ENGLISH HISTORY EARLIEST TIMES TO 1066
jsc ll minutes 384 1954
Depicts the influence of the several invaders of Britain upon
Englands language customs government political subdivisions
literature and culture Discusses with the aid of animated maps
and some liveaction photography the Celtic invasion the Roman
conquests the Angle Saxon and Jute invasions the coming of
Christianity and the Danish invasion Pictures evidence of the
remains of these civilizations and treats the legends of King
Arthur Beowulf King Alfred and King Canute Uses a three
dimensional timeevent chart to delineate the historic periodsC
ENGLISH HISTORY NINETEENTH CENTURY REFORMS
sc 13 minutes 4228 1959
Indicates the condition of the English government in 1832 and the
changes produced by the Reform Acts of 1832 1867 and 1884 in
creating a more democratic government Explains the need for
representational reform as a result of population shifts caused by
industrialization The correction was begun in the Act of 1832
which changed borough representation and lowered property re
quirements for voting The requirements were again revised by the
Second and Third Reform Acts Highlights the views of those who
favored and those who opposed reformC
ENGLISH HISTORY NORMAN CONQUEST TO
THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY
jsc II minutes 360 1954
Discusses the influence of the Norman Conquest on the rise of
English feudalism the roles played by subsequent kings in the
development of a limited monarchy and the foundations of English
democracy Depicts the development of trial by jury and common
law during the reign of Henry II the interest of Richard the
Lionhearted in the Crusades the signing of the Magna Carta by
King John the evolution of Parliament in Edward Is reign and
highlights of the reign of Henry VC
ENGLISH HISTORY RESTORATION AND
GLORIOUS REVOLUTION
jsc II minutes 1862 1958
Reviews the period of the English history from the Restoration of
Charles II in 1660 to the deposition of James II and the coronation
of William and Mary in 1689 In costumed reenactments the film
shows that the restoration of three traditional institutionsthe
Anglican Church the Monarchy and the Parliamentcreated the
basis of modern English government a constitutional monarchyC
ENGLISH HISTORY TUDOR PERIOD
jsc 11 minutes 356 1954
Depicts the growth of the national state in England under Henry VII
and Henry VIII and the rise of England as a leading world power
during the reign of Elizabeth Also discusses the English culture at
the height of the Elizabethan period and its influence in AmericaC
ENGLISH LANGUAGE THE ITS SPELLING PATTERNS
jsc 14 minutes 5663 1972
This film follows up a study programmed on a computer to help
improve the teaching of spelling It shows that while most English
words follow predictable spelling patterns the exceptions can
usually be explained by the history of our language It also
emphasizes the learning of basic patterns and the use of the
dictionary to help overcome spelling problemsC
ENGLISH LANGUAGE STORY OF ITS DEVELOPMENT
sct 11 minutes 535 1952
Presents a visual history of the development of the English
language including the influence of the monks William the
Conqueror Chaucer Shakespeare and the printing press Covers
AngloSaxon Middle English and Modem English periods and
refers to contemporary changes taking place in the United StatesC
ENGLISH LITERATURE CHAUCER AND THE
MEDIEVAL PERIOD
sc 13 minutes 4137 1957
Presents Chaucer as the initiator of a new period in English
literature and points out that medieval literature reached its height
with Chaucers Canterbury Tales Explains how these tales are a
mirror of life customs and language of medieval England Tells of
the contribution of the three social classes to the literature of that
period and identifies the early literary formsthe ballad mystery
play allegory and romanceC
ENGLISH LITERATURE THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
sc 13 minutes 4164 1953
Literary discussions in an eighteenthcentury London coffee house
reveal trends in literature of the time Some excerpts from writings
of Addison and Steele Pope Swift Johnson Fielding and
Goldsmith illustrate the neoclassicism of the 1700s others illus
trate the shift toward sentiment and romanticism in the latter half of
the centuryC
ENGLISH LITERATURE THE ELIZABETHAN PERIOD
sc 13 minutes 4182 1958
Uses dramatized experiences to show the literary life of Elizabeths
England Accompanies several Londoners as they journey to the
Globe Theatre to witness scenes from Shakespeares Henry the
Fifth Comments on the works of such other English writers as
Richard Hakluyt Michael Drayton Sir Thomas More Sir Philip
Sidney Sir Walter Raleigh and Francis Bacon Explains the
influence of the religious dramas on the Elizabethan writers and
relates the writing of the period to the social economic and
historical background of the timeC
ENGLISH LITERATURE THE ROMANTIC PERIOD
sc 13 minutes 4114 1957
Shows a visit by a London reporter to a literary critic of the 1820s
Reveals many of the ideals and revolutionary activities of the
Romantic Period Recalls briefly several of the major literary
figures who contributed to that movement and presents dramatized
selections from such writers as Burns Wordsworth Coleridge
Blake Byron Shelley Keats and ScottC
ENGLISH LITERATURE THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
sc 14 minutes 4165 1958
Excerpts from the works of seventeenthcentury English writers are
presented against the turbulent background of the Commonwealth
42and Restoration periods Includes Cavalier poets such as Jonson
Herrick and Lovelace Puritan writers such as Milton and Bunyan
and other literary figures of the century such as Donne Marvel
Pepys and DrydenC
ENGLISH LITERATURE THE VICTORIAN PERIOD
sc 15 minutes 4112 1957
Visits a nineteenthcentury bookseller who introduces dramatized
selections of many of the writers of the Victorian Period Includes
such writers as Macaulay Carlyle Darwin Huxley Newman
Dickens the Bronte sisters Hardy Arnold Ruskin and Carroll
Presents many of the conflicting ideas of the periodC
ENGLISH ON THE JOB LISTENING
AND SPEAKING SKILLS
sc 13 minutes 4076 color 1972
Theres hardly a job in which listening and speaking skills arent
important Workers at a service station a construction site and a
restaurant help illustrate some of the skills and techniques useful for
getting and holding a jobC
ENGLISH ON THE JOB READING SKILLS
sc 12 minutes 4357 color 1972
Reading skills can help in finding and applying for a job
Onlocation photography of various workers shows how you can
increase your job skills by knowing how to skim reading material
look for key words and phrases how to evaluate and summarize the
material and how to find the meanings of unfamiliar wordsC
ENGLISH ON THE JOB WRITING SKILLS
sc 13 minutes 4077 color 1972
Almost everyone uses onthejob writing skills from filling out an
application for a first job to writing memos letters or reports The
experiences of five workers show that writing which is clear
complete and correct adds up to total communication and can help
open the way to more responsibility and better paying jobsC
EQUATIONS IN ALGEBRA
js 12 minutes 5103 color 1963
Explains the nature of equations and the idea of solving problems
by putting numbers in balance Members terms and signs
as used in algebra are defined The use of letters for unknown
quantities and the use of axioms in finding roots are explained and
illustratedIFB
EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS
ct 30 minutes 7315 color 1963
Introduces the concept of equivalent fractions Places fractions into
congruent classes by relating the rational number to the reference
set To be used ioWoWmglntroducing Rational Numbers From the
Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers Series SMSG
EROSION
pe 10 minutes 1373 1950
Reveals the common causes of erosion by water and roots Tells
how land is constantly being changed by the effects of erosionGA
EROSION AND WEATHERINGLOOKING AT THE LAND
ej 17 minutes 4446 color 1976
Outstanding photography documents the effects of physical and
chemical weathering on manmade structures and rock Among
erosional phenomena explored the effects of running water rain
rivers hot springs how glaciers have changed the landscape wind
erosion of plowed fields beaches and deserts how ocean waves
and currents create beaches and shape shorelines how gravity
causes erosion through landslides and mass wastingEB
EROSIONLEVELING THE LAND
ejs 13 minutes 4831 color 1964
Describes the process of weathering and the factors which contrib
ute to it Records observations made in Wyoming which show how
erosion has leveled mountains Indicates the effect of freezing and
thawing running water wind and other agents of erosionEB
ESKIMO RIVER VILLAGE
ej 13 minutes 5011 color 1962
Shows life in all four seasons in the small Eskimo village of
Sleetmute on the Kuskokwim River in North Central Alaska
Pictures the schools and the hunting and fishing by which villagers
make their livingNOR
ESSAY ON WAR AN
712 23 minutes 5746 color 1971
Social Studies
This film explores the puzzle of war why we wage it how we
justify it how we are affected as nations and as individuals
Though war can unite a nation in a common goal and join soldiers
in brotherhood both the country and the individual must ask
Why when they confront the devastating postwar problemsEB
EUDORA WELTY
js 29 minutes 8106 color 1978
Eudora Weltys books exemplify the careful craftsmanship of a
literary genius The regionalism in Weltys stories provides them
with a rich background against which her very singular characters
stand out boldly She hopes to create what she describes as a tight
rope of tension for the value of a story is the measure of its
emotional reachPERF
EUROPE IN TRANSITION THE LATE MIDDLE AGES
js 14 minutes 5060 color 1963
Uses art works of the Gothic and Early Renaissance periods to
show the emergence of modern man from the Middle Ages in
Western Europe Touches on the roles of the church emperors and
nobles in government the ideals of knighthood the operation of the
feudal system the unexpected effects of the crusades on transporta
tion trade and the growth of cities the emergence of a middle
class the beginnings of universities the invention of printing the
use of gunpowder the increase in personal freedom and the
discovery of North AmericaJAF
EVALUATION BY THE SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST
t 22 minutes 4706 color 1977
In this film the process of evaluation of a student by a school
psychologist is thoroughly explained The evaluation procedure is
traced from the teachers referral of a student who is having
difficulty in school to the acquisition of the special educational help
needed by the pupil The methods of gaining help for students with
educational problems are discussed and the cooperation of the
student parents and the educational team is emphasized
IMS
EVER SINCE OGLETHORPE
ejsc 15 minutes 4603
color
Uses the voice of a Georgia Pine to narrate a historical tour of
the state Visited spots are Fort Frederica Indian Mounds in
Macon and Rock Eagle Atlantas Cyclorama Fort Pulaski Savan
nah Okefenokee Swamp Lake Blackshear and Ida Cason Callo
way GardensFWP
EVERGLADES
ejsc 28 minutes 7949 color 1971
Describes the Florida Everglades which was made a national park
in 1947 Shows how it supports birds fish and other wildlife but is
dependent on the flow of fresh water from Lake Okeechobee and
Big Cypress Swamp Points out many manmade problems confronting
the future of the swamp and the need for conservation of this
natural wonderFI
EVERY CHILD A WINNER
te 14 minutes 5763 color 1974
Physical Education
This film from Ocilla Georgia enlists support for a strong physical
education program in elementary schools by focusing on the
selfconfidence it buildsthe foundation it provides for developing
movement skills and enjoying physical activity throughout a
lifetimeNEA
43
EVIDENCE FOR MOLECULES AND ATOMS
BASIC PHYSICAL SCIENCE SERIES
ej 19 minutes 5376 1961
Explains the role of circumstantial evidence in the study of
molecules and atoms and points out that scientists often use such
evidence to prove the existence of unseen things EB
EVIDENCE FOR THE ICE AGE
ej 19 minutes 4875 color 1965
Anomalies such as glacial moraine deposits polished striated
rock stray boulders and abandoned drainage channels contrasting
sharply with todays landscapes are examined and offered as
evidence that an ice age did existEB
EVOLUTION OF VASCULAR PLANTS THE FERNS
s 17 minutes 5402 1962
Describes the evolutionof vascular systems in land plants The
highly specialized structures that occur in vascular plants are shown
through investigations of the fern Explains the adaptive advantages
of vascular systems in land plants and shows how biologists
reconstruct the story of plant evolution by studying fossils and
living plantsEB
EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONS THE
jsc 36 minutes 9000 color 1973
This film explains the importance of the Galapagos Islands in the
development of evolutionary thought and describes the principal
elements of their fauna flora ecology and biogeographyHAR
EXPLORING THE ATOMIC NUCLEUS
jsc 14 minutes 5484 color 1967
Presents protons and neutrons as being composed of dozens of
other particles whose interactions have yet to be accurately de
scribed Shows how scientists better understand the atomic nucleus
by detecting and analyzing particle interactions with the aid of
particle accelerators bubble chambers spark chambers and other
sophisticated devicesC
EXPLORING THE HUMAN NERVOUS SYSTEM
s 22 minutes 5121 color 1963
Uses animation to present the anatomy and physiology of the
human nervous system and liveaction scenes to give an overview
of neurological research activities Designed to stimulate and
reinforce interest in neurological research as a possible career
CHU
EXPLORING THE OCEAN REVISED EDITION
Pe 14 minutes 5665 color 1972
The ocean floor its plants animals and the available food chain are
investigated The film also tells about the oceans storehouse of
minerals and how they are deposited by the water cycle It
concludes with the problem of ocean pollutionCHU
EXPLORING YOUR GROWTH
PeJ 10 minutes 1267 color 1956
Shows the relationship of cells to growth and how food is digested
and distributed to the cells Presents microscopic and diagrammatic
views of cells including a timelapse scene of the division of a
body cell Uses animation to illustrate the passage of food from the
mouth to the stomach and intestines and the action of the digestive
juices on the foods Includes an Xray of the movements involved
in swallowing and shows how the capillaries receive the dissolved
food from the villi of the intestines and transport it to the cells of the
bodyCHU
EYE OF THE BEHOLDER
ct 25 minutes 7063 1955
Develops the theme that no two people see the same thing or
situation in the same way Demonstrates this concept by showing
how a number of people view Michael Gerard an artist during a
progression of dramatic events which culminates with a beautiful
girl lying on the couch in his studio with a redstained knife at her
side Shows how people react differently to the artist in terms of
how they have been conditioned to view his actions Concludes
with the artist presenting his own interpretation of his behavior
Features Richard Conte and Martha Vickers in the leading roles SR
EYE OF THE STORM THE
ejsct 25 minutes 7430 color 1970
This film records an Iowa teachers attempts to introduce her
thirdgrade class to the realities of prejudiceX
EYES IN OUTER SPACE
jsc 26 minutes 7096 color 1960
Shows how satellites may be used in predicting and controlling
weather in the future Follows a specific hurricane headed for the
US coast and the actions taken by weather scientists to divert it
from its pathWD
FACTORS AND PRIMES
c 30 minutes 7316 color 1962
Studies factors and primes Prepares for the description of rational
numbers To be used following Linear and Angular Measure From
the Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers SeriesMLA
FAMILY IN TOKYO
ejc 16 minutes 4914 color 1961
Pictures a day in the life of the middleclass Yoshida family in
Tokyo The mother shops the sons play baseball and the daughter
plays in the garden The entire family spends the evening together
Shows how the children express their respect for their father
PDP
FAMILY OF AMSTERDAM
ejs 16 minutes 4748 color 1959
Shows the unusual and beautiful city of Amsterdam Visits a family
in St Nicolaas suburban apartment home Pictures a typical Dutch
family holiday including shopping fishing boating and bicycling
in the Amsterdam areaF
FAMILY THE THE BOY WHO LIVED ALONE
Pe II minutes 405 1968
Tells of an angry nineyearold who runs away from home because
of imagined mistreatment by his family Records his feelings of
being alone his reactions to people on the streets and a lonesome
night in an abandoned house Follows the family as they wait for
his homecoming and reunion the following morningEB
FARM BABIES AND THEIR MOTHERS
P 11 minutes 1418 color 1954
Shows seven different farm animals and asks the viewer to name
them Gives identification at the end of each sequence Includes the
pig cow sheep horse chicken cat and dogBFA
FARM FAMILY IN AUTUMN
P 14 minutes 5447 color 1967
Shows the activities of a farm family in autumn Emphasizes the
contribution of the family to harvest time Shows the farmer using
the machines and tools of harvesting the children helping around
the house and the mother preserving some of the harvest cropsEB
FARM FAMILY IN SPRING
P 15 minutes 5459 color 1968
Records the busy spring activities on a dairy farm Shows planting
of corn tending of the dairy herd planting vegetable gardens
repairing and painting farm buildings and the children busy on
school and 4H projectsEB
FARM FAMILY IN SUMMER
P 15 minutes 4660 color 1968
Follows a farm family to a country fair showing scenes of horse
races concessions corn judging contest tractor demonstrations
and being a winner in the calfjudging contestEB
FARM FAMILY IN WINTER
P 15 minutes 4109 color 1967
Points out inclement weather as a factor on winter farming
Highlights both the farm and farm family activities in winterEB
FARMER IN A CHANGING AMERICA THE
jsc 27 minutes 7020 color 1973
Airconditioned combines seeds coated with their own fertilizer
and pesticides and cows milked by machine in assemblyline
44fashion would seem strange indeed to the farmers who first settled
America How farming has come to be a huge business enterprise
in which just two percent of our population feeds the other
ninetyeight percent is the fascinating story depicted in this film
Intriguing glimpses of projected developments suggest that change
will continue to be a dominant factor on the farms of industrial
AmericaEB
FARMYARD BABIES
p 10 minutes 1644 1952
Pictures Daisy the dog as she makes the rounds of the farm on a
spring day She checks her own puppies then inspects all the farm
animals and their babies She visits chickens geese sheep pigs
cows and several other animals all caring for their babies
Encourages audience discussion of farm animalsC
FAROUN THE LITTLE CLOWN
46 14 minutes 5761 color 1971
General Interest
Accompanied by a musical score toys and household articles come
to life creating surprise delight and wonder This is a perfect
discussion starter about feelings dreams magic and mysteryX
FEATHER
pte 8 minutes 249 color 1973
A story about a childs emotions and relations with others A little
girl finds a long pheasant feather She is delighted with it and plays
with it and then offers it to many people suggesting new uses for it
each timeher teacher can use it as an eraser her brother as an
Indian headdress Everyone refuses it Discouraged she abandons
it but then finds that her little brother has found his own use for it
Happily she joins him in playACI
FELINES
ej 10 minutes 1110
Contrasts the lovableness of baby leopards with the fierce
possessiveness of mother tiger to obtain a better understanding of
the domestic cat and its relatives among the animals of the
worldAL
FENCES AND GATES
jsc 28 minutes 7182 color 1974
Economic theory often regarded as complex and confusing is
brought into perspective by an examination of the efforts of a young
jazzrock band to turn a profit An original sound track written
and scored for the film holds viewer attention and makes the
presentation an excellent communication tool for students and
general audiencesGM
FERDINAND THE BULL SPANISH LANG FILM
e 8 minutes 676 color 1960
Heres a delightful tale of a bull who would rather smell the flowers
than fight in Madrids grand Corrida de TorosWD
FIBER IN ART
ejs 16 minutes 5525 color 1968
Shows the use of fiber in knotting stitchery and weaving on a
variety of simple looms Demonstrates an array of techniques that
can be used in the classroomCHU
FIDDLE DE DEE
ejsc 5 minutes 1431 color 1948
Norman McLaren interprets with color and abstract lines and forms
the music Listen to the Mockingbird as performed by a fiddle
and string orchestraIFB
FILING PROCEDURES IN BUSINESS SECOND EDITION
js 14 minutes 4327 1965
Skilled office personnel use modern filing methods such as
microfilming automated elevator files and electronic systems to
demonstrate how records are retrieved how records are prepared
for filing how records are placed in files and how information can
be organized alphabetically numerically geographically or by
subjectC
FINAL FACTOR
sct 14 minutes 5640 color 1968
Uses five vignettes to show drivers that they can become involved
in an accident when confronted with the right combination of
accident factorsAAA
FIND A FLOAT
jsc 11 minutes 104 color
In a drowning incident a nonswimmer can be saved any number
of ways This film examines some common household items and
explains how one of them may save a life in the waterGDNR
FIND THE VOWELS
pct 11 minutes 434 color
Uses animation music and sound effects with live film sequences
to introduce the concepts that certain letters in the alphabet are
called vowels that each word has at least one vowel in it and that
each vowel has a sound Asks children to respond verbally so that
they can discover the sound of each vowelJ
FINDING OUT ABOUT ROCKS
pe 14 minutes 5141 color 1961
Provides a simple introduction to the study of earth materials
Shows in graphic stepbystep liveaction sequences how the land
today evolved from the great mass of rock and water that was the
early planet Illustrates how the pounding action of the surf
freezing temperatures shifting winds and simple plants combine
with the force of gravity to break up rocks into sand and to form
soil Also discusses rock identification and important uses of
minerals UEVA
FINDING OUT ABOUT THE WATER CYCLE
pe 14 minutes 4997 1961
When the spring near their camp runs dry two children seek help
from the Forest Ranger and thereby learn the effect of a dry season
on the water table Live action animation and art are combined to
clarify concepts concerning the water table and how the water cycle
worksUEVA
FINGER PAINTING
pe 6 minutes 1534 color 1959
Shows children having fun some who are using this technique for
the first time and others who have created pictures and designs this
way many times before Designed to leave the imagination free to
create after stimulating interest and suggesting techniquesIFB
FINGER PAINTING TECHNIQUES
ejsc 10 minutes 1435 color 1950
Presents finger painting as a medium through which the average
person without artistic talent can find artistic expression The artist
demonstrates three simple monochromatic allover patterns and
then advances to a flower picture made with the same techniques
Shows how to mix color work with three or four colors at once
and use simple movements of arm hand and fingers with grace
and rhythmJHP
FINLANDLAND OF THE NORTH
ejs 17 minutes 5051 color 1962
Points out that the people of Finland have made the most of their
unfavorable climate and limited natural resources Shows Finlands
forest industries dairy farming marketing cooperatives transpor
tation systems and network of waterways Pictures Helsinki in
some detail mentions several national heroes of Finland and shows
the celebration of Karelian DayUEVA
FIRE
pe 10 minutes 1341 1951
Shows how fire functions as a necessary part of a family picnic
The boys gather wood the father clears a space for the fire and the
mother prepares the hamburgers Discusses physical factors essen
tial to combustion and their application Enumerates uses of fire
valuable to man and several ways to control fireGA
45FIRE FRIEND AND FOE
e 22 minutes 4958 color 1979
Fire has been an essential tool in the development of civilization
An ally as well as an enemy people have learned to control it and
use for their benefit Through vivid film footage documentation
the film examines ways in which fire fighting in forests buildings
and aboard ships is handled with special equipment and how The
more difficult fires are put outEB
FIRE PREVENTION IN THE HOME SECOND EDITION
I 11 minutes 164 color 1966
Ponts out the importance of a periodic safety check in every home
sz z fsSEBspectionExpiains that fre prevention
FIRE SCIENCE
H 14 minutes 4965 color I960
Resents the historical development of mans use of fire from
nnmitiye times to the present day Experiments demonstrate the
I f re fr temPera and oxygen or the three
elements of fire and the chemical action of fire Points out the
hghly combustible nature of gasoline vapor and the danger of
spontaneous combustion in oilsoaked clothes Concludes by cautioning
sZwnHU38 UtSlde f CaSS thC haZardUS P
FIREHOUSE DOG
P 10 minutes 1030 color 1956
Uses the story of Freckles the firehouse dog to show the duties
and responsibilities of firemenBFA
FIRST AID ON THE SPOT FOURTH EDITION
Pe 10 minutes 538 color 1980
IHis film demonstrates procedures to be aware of in a variety of
Ifr1 SlU3tirS fUCh 3S CUS bums and acciden Poisoning
and descnbes the role of emergency medical technicians in provid
mg emergency first aidEB
FIRST MANY CELLED ANIMALS
THE SPONGES
jsc 16 minutes 5357 i962
Distinctive photography illustrates differences between single
celled organisms and the colony of several celltypes making up
sponges Advantages of multicellularity in an animal clearly
shown by several analogies Points out interesting aspect of
commercial sponge useEB
FIRST MEN INTO SPACE SOLVING THE SPACE
SURVIVAL PROBLEMS
cjs 16 minutes 5428 962
Regular photography animation and scale models recreate the first
American orbital space flight and illustrate some of the problems of
man s survival n this hostile environment Shows how such
wTre shrttSH Hard airPressure ltiweight and weightlessness
were studied and how solutions were applied by engineers to the
first space capsule projectEB
FISH AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS
ej I minutes 1726 q6i
fish fin n 0 mfrae the fUr identifying characteristics of
fish fins gills scales and coldbloodedness Tells how fish
reproduce points out the many varieties of saltwater and fresh
water fish and calls attention to the economic importance of fish
and the need for their conservationC
FISH ARE INTERESTING
Ofn h h liT 252 color 954
Of all the backboned animals in the world fish are the most
numerous Threequarters of the earths surface is covered wkh
water and most bodies of water have fishes n them Although
wiStZ f fSh a fiS h3Ve backbones and realhe
anXLfirslFA8r0UPS f
FISH EMBRYO FROM FERTILIZATION TO HATCHING
sc 12 minutes 5406 color 1963
Shows how the eggs of a bony fish or teleost are fertilized and the
growth and development of a typical teleost embryo Also illus
trates the processes by which undifferentiated embryonic cells give
rise tothe highly complex organs and structures of the adult
FISH FAMILY
Pe 11 minutes 968 color 1957
Shows the complete reproduction cycle of the blue acara fish
including the processes of nest preparation egg laying fertiliza
tion care dunng incubation nursery construction transporting
hatchhngs to nurseries and guarding the young Emphases the
close family relationship of the fishMIS
FISHERMANS BOY
P 11 minutes 1398 i955
Tells how Danny proves to his father that he is a fisherman so that
he may go on the Oliver Smith a lake fishing boa which his
father owns Pictures Danny spending the day on the wharf with
Mr Brown who teaches him how to fish because his father ruled
that only fishermen were allowed on his boatC
FISHING ON THE COAST OF JAPAN
ejsc 14 minutes 4035 color 1963
Constantly contrasts the striking beauty of Japanese scenery with
he heavy drudgery of the Japanese fishermans life Shows life in a
typical fishing community and the methods the men and women use
to catch and preserve the fish and to care for their equipment The
sound track consists entirely of Japanese music and natural sounds
FIT TO BE YOU FLEXIBILITY AND BODY COMPOSITION
J l2j minutes 7184 color 1980
Explains the relationship of body mass to body fat in maintaining
body composition and the role of burning calories The interrela
ba ancH H353 meabolism ealorie intake and the maintenance of
a balanced diet are examinedWD
FIT TO BE YOU HEARTLUNGS
J IM minutes 7185 color 1980
svsZnaeSH h6 S f he hem and lugs wihin body
system and how participation in planned continuous exercise pro
oxrnPWDS lenCy SUPPying ne bdy Witn Hfe sustainig
FITTO BE YOU MUSCLES
J I02 minutes 7183 color 1980
The importance of developing the strength and endurance of
musceS is developed through investigation of the workings o
muscles ligaments and tendons Outlines progressive fitness Train
ing as a blueprint for individual programsWD
FITNESS FOR LIVING HOW TO GET FIT
s 12 minutes 8030 color 1982
Depicts the major principles of exercise and how to develop and
maintain physical fitness Specificity overload regular and
progression are explored Demonstrates good nutrition and empha
sizes its value to health and fitnessWD
FITNESS FOR LIVING MEASURING UP
s 12 minutes 8031 color 1982
Portrays tests used in schools in typical physical education programs
as well as sophisticated physical assessment tests used in physica
competency laboratories Includes treadmill stress test hydros at c
weigh teand a muscle stress evaluation Encourage fi
do selftesting and to keep track of their progressWD
FITNESS FOR LIVING WHAT IS PHYSICAL FITNESS
s 12 minutes 8029 color 1987
The definition of physical fitness in the context of total physical
performance generally is defined as when you have cardiorespimS
46endurance muscular endurance muscle strength flexibility and
body composition The role of physical fitness in the school
curriculum is depictedWD
FIVE COLORFUL BIRDS THIRD EDITION
pej 11 minutes 219 color 1962
Presents the American goldfinch cedar waxwing scarlet tanager
redheaded woodpecker and eastern bluebird in their natural sur
roundings Shows the characteristic colorful plumage nesting and
feeding habits of each birdC
FLAMING SKY THEAURORA
ejs 27 minutes 7136 color 1960
Features a study of auroral displays Presents current theories on
the nature of aurora and their relationship to events on the sun and
to phenomena in and about the earth Describes instruments used to
study the aurorasMCGH
FLATWORMS PLATYHELMINTHES
s 16 minutes 5411 1962
Introduces the organization and functions of the flatworm body
and illustrates the advance it represents over the more primitive
coelenterates Regeneration demonstrations with planarias illustrate
the principles of polarity anteriorposterior gradient and domi
nanceEB
FLIES AND MOSQUITOES THEIR
LIFE CYCLES AND CONTROL
e 10 minutes 359 1964
Demonstrates that effective methods for controlling flies and
mosquitoes can be developed from a knowledge of their life
processes and behavior Shows various natural and manmade
controlsEB
FLIGHT OF APOLLO 11 THE EAGLE HAS LANDED
ejs 28 minutes 7546 color 1969
Depicts the first successful voyage to the moon and back Docu
ments astronauts Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael
Collins from the boarding and launching of Apollo ll to the
splashdown in the Pacific Ocean Uses speededup photography
liveaction shots still pictures and double exposure techniques to
portray incabin and moon surface activitiesGSA
FLIGHT OF BIRDS
e 13 minutes 4088 color 1966
How does a bird fly As its wing moves down it pushes back
against the air moving the bird forward At the same time the flow
of air over the birds wing provides the lift that keeps the bird up
But these two mechanisms are the basis for many different kinds of
flight each adapted to the needs of the birdBFA
FLIPPER THE SEAL BACKGROUND FOR
READING AND EXPRESSION
p 11 minutes 1545 1953
Shows a group of children at the zoo watching Flipper the seal
Shows through the efforts of a boy reading about seals some
characteristics of seals Introduces a number of words such as
flipper swimming and dive by presenting them on the
screen along with the action Suggests followup group activitiesC
FLOOD
812 14 minutes 5784 color 1975
A teenage canoeist ignores the obvious warnings of a rampaging
flood and almost loses his life for a few moments of excitement
DCPA
FLOW OF ELECTRICITY THE REVISED EDITION
e 11 minutes 558 color 1962
Explains the factors that affect the flow of electricity through a
simple electric circuit introduces the electron theory and shows
the operation of a simple electric circuit in a home situation
MCGH
FLOWER AND THE HIVE
ejs 15 minutes 5054 color 1960
Shows the relationship between the activity of bees and the fertility
mm
of field and orchard crops Closeups show the physical adaptations
of bees for gathering nectar and crosspollinating flowers Pictures
in detail the roles of the queen drone and worker beesIFB
FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS OF WILLIAMSBURG
ejsc 30 minutes 7035 color 1953
Shows the importance planning and arrangements of bouquets
used in the restored buildings of colonial Williamsburg Features a
stepbystep demonstration of how bouquets are made Depicts six
arrangements of flowers and one of fruitCWF
FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS SERIES ONE
sc 19 minutes 4311 color 1950
Shows several styles of flower arrangement in detail mentioning
points in the use of color and in the number of blooms used
Discusses types of bowls and holders and explains how and when
to cut flowers from the gardenIFB
FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS SERIES TWO
sc 21 minutes 4312 color 1950
Shows several styles of flower arrangement in detail discussing
types of holders and containers Defines asymmetrical and free
standing arrangements and deals with the placement of colors
shapes and kinds of flowersIFB
FLOWERS AND BEESA SPRINGTIME STORY
ejs 11 minutes 253 color 1969
This film reveals the interdependence between the insect world and
plant world and offers an opportunity to study closely the continual
changes which take place in nature Special selected music syn
chronizes with the movement of the flowers and bees throughout
the filmEB
FLOWERS AT WORK SECOND EDITION
jsc 11 minutes 284 color 1956
Animation and timelapse photography are used to show the parts
and the physiology of flowers types of flowers and methods of
pollination Shows how cultivation has modified the form of
flowers and the relation of insects to crossfertilizationEB
FLUFFY THE OSTRICH BACKGROUND FOR
READING AND EXPRESSION
pe 11 minutes 1916 color 1956
Visits a zoo and animal farm to show characteristics and activities
of ostriches and refers to ostrich stories Shows nesting hatching
and care of the young by their parents Fluffy a young ostrich
wanders away from its mother and discovers the other animals
Later it is found by its parents Designed to stimulate discussion
and readingC
FLYING A KITE
p 7 minutes 605 color 1952
Pictures the adventures of the Baxter family on a picnic Frank and
Molly get their kite high into the air but an old billy goat charges
toward it when it lands in a nearby field Penny Franks dog saves
the kite by keeping the goat awayEB
FLYING BIRDS
ejs 12 minutes 237 color 1975
The film captures for us the grace and bravery of many different
kinds of birds alone and in groups flying soaring landing and
taking off By combining an original music score and the natural
sounds of the birds with the participatory photography we experi
ence the fascination that has inspired man to strive to fly like birds
J
FOLK SONGS OF AMERICAS HISTORY
ejs 14 minutes 4229 color 1960
Shows a teacher accompanying himself on the guitar to present folk
songs associated with events in American history Dramatizes the
settings for songs of the colonial period Revolution westward
movement and the Civil War Includes Old Hundred Yankee
Doodle Shenandoah Erie Canal Goober Peas and Shell Be
Comiri Round the MountainC
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FOLLOW MR WILLOUGHBY
P 14 minutes 4900 color 1971
A race against time involves eightyearold Jamie in numerous
adventures His friend Mr Willoughby an absentminded ships
caTrhMaVw7reSlm iS grandSn at a bus stP Jamie eSto
catch Mr Willoughby before his ship leaves port Ensuing excite
ment involves a confrontation with an older boy who also claims
he package Youngsters plot their own endings before viewing
three possible climaxesEB
FOOD
Pe 11 minutes 195 color 1979
Animation and live photography combine to tell the story of food
Shows that food production is a major industry today and stresses
the importance of the four food groupsEB
FOOD ENERGY FROM THE SUN
e 92 minutes 256 color 1966
The energy which is needed by living things comes from the sun
Plants make food in their leaves using the energy in sunlight Extra
food s storedI in other parts of the plant Animals get their food and
their energy by eating green plants or by feeding on planteating
amma s We get our energy from eating plants as well as meat from
animals which feed on plantsBFA
FOOD FOR LIFE
sc 22 minutes 5566 color 1958
Depicts four teenagers who suffer from malnutrition Shows Tara
a v lage child from India who doesnt get enough food to eat
Emilio a South American boy has enough food but it lacks
variety and nutritional value Karen and Bob Americans are
surrounded with food but make poor nutritional choices Points out
the necessity of the right foods for good healthHN
FOOD FOR THE CITY PRODUCE
Pe 2 minutes 5485 19o7
Uses carrots as a typical produce item to show how the ground is
prepared crop planted harvested and processed into the super
market either as fresh canned or frozenfood items Stresses
produce as an item not produced in the city but provided outside
FOOD LABELING UNDERSTANDING WHAT YOU EAT
12 11 minutes 2081 color 1973
Health Education Nutrition
By examining the process of labeling foods this film raises some
fundamental questions concerning nutrition How can you know
forwwh i81 T yU ideify he foods hat test
for you What should you be looking for in a given product and
how can a label help you find itJ
FOOD REVOLUTION
js 26 minutes 7967 color 1968
Focuses attention on efforts to cope with the enormous problem of
feeding the ever increasing billions of people in the world Shows
pilot projects under way which are based on hope that birth rates are
lowered or stabilized by the beginning of the Twentyfirst Cento
also shows techniques such as food synthesis high efficiency
farming and the use of the sea as a food sourceMCGH
FOOD STORE SECOND EDITION
P 13 minutes 5304 1957
Shows Jack and Betty helping Mother shop for groceries at a
selfservice store Explains that each kind of food is in a differem
department and that many of the foods are in cans to keep them
from spoiling or wrapped in plastic to keep them clean Points out
the many persons needed to run a food store Depicts a cashier
checking out the food and making changeEB
FORCE OF GRAVITY
ejs 27 minutes 7133 i960
Discusses the relation of gravity 0 cosmology and to geophysics
Traces the history of ideas about gravity and discusses new
instruments and new viewpointsMCGH
FORCES BASIC PHYSICAL SCIENCE SERIES
eJ 13 minutes 5370 1959
Familiar activities and phenomena demonstrate various aspects of
forces pushing pulling moving an object in a curved path
changing the shape of an object acceleration retardation and
forces which act between objects not touching each otherEB
FORCES AND LAWS
s 5 minutes 1388 i964
Shows a simple visualization of how the driver uses friction and
TTer iKerCme 8raVity the inertia of moi ad inertia of
restAMU
FOREST BABIES
P II minutes 910 color 1959
Presents a variety of forest babies including a fawn bear cubs
coyote pups pheasant chicks raccoons mink opossum wood
chucks skunks bunnies and ducklings Shows how these babies
learn and grow quicklyGFP
FOREST FIRES
12k u14 mnUtes 5782 cor 1975
A ta her and his young son are trapped by a forest fire The film
details their heroic escape while outlining the deadly realities of the
devastating power of a forest fireDCPA
FOREST RANGER
e II minutes 822 953
JlrtSt7r0rhZTmgerS Wrk in Water conservation
umbering and fire fighting in a national forest in Idaho Portray
the work of men who spot fires from fire towers and shows
crews and equipment in action at an actual fireEB
FORM
Pej 6 minutes 842 color 1954
Viewers are asked 0 identify various objects by their forms Uses
examples of many different shapes among everyday objects to
artEB aWareeSS f importance of form hestructure of
FORMULAS IN MATHEMATICS
r u I mnUteS 863 color 1960
Graphically and pictorially explains the formula distance equals
rate multiplied by time d rt as utilized by an airpane pilo
Shows how to simplify a word formula without altering its original
eTJT8 byeSatin8 in letters ad gns Presents practical
mduXlre aPPCa0n f fomUlaS t0 Problems of science and
FORTY CENTURIES
ej 12 minutes 4500
Discusses mans search for his own past through archaeology
the toaehs Ip dne ln EgyP he eXCaVati0 f t0mbs f
FORUM SCENE THE JULIUS CAESAR
sc 17 minutes 4977 9fi
Shows an excerpt Act IllScene 2 from the fulllength dramatiza
tion of Shakespeares Julius Caesar directed by David Bradtey and
amng Charlton Heson Provides a superb means of enabl ng
students to experience the vitality and dramatic impact of Shake
speanan plays Excellence and clarity of diction by the Amer can
cast provide unusually good teaching materialIFB
FOSSILS EXPLORING THE PAST
Js 16 minutes 6159 color 1978
Pateontology has provided a wealth of information on earths
geological history The film offers viewer a close look a
paleontologists working in the field and laboratory colming
examnng and lnterpreting many Qf
lights processes of fossil formationEB
48H
FOUNDATIONS OF READING AND WRITING
te 40 minutes 9030 color 1975
Early Childhood
This film focuses on the learning of reading and writing as an
integration of many skills and basic experiences Observing chil
dren involved in activities with paint clay blocks puzzles pegs
story reading music etal the film presents some examples of the
following vocabulary with meaning phonics word and sentence
patterns rhythmic flow of language context cluescomprehension
symbol recognition visual and auditory discrimination figure
ground discrimination partwhole relationships configuration
handeye coordination and spatial relationshipsCFDC
FOUR RELIGIONS PART 1 HINDUISM AND BUDDHISM
sc 28 minutes 7166 1961
Arnold Toynbee the historian and James Beveridge the film
producer discuss the common bonds of the four major religious
faiths how they agree and how they differ Uses narrated film
segments of actual religious ceremonies and observances Toynbee
also expresses the opinion that as the world moves closer together
the individual will not be limited to a religion based on his own
culture This part of the film emphasizes Hinduism and Budd
hismNFBC
FOUR RELIGIONS PART 2 ISLAM AND CHRISTIANITY
sc 32 minutes 7167 1961
Continues the above discussion with emphasis on Islam and
ChristianityNFBC
FOUR VIEWS OF CAESAR
js 23 minutes 4435 1964
Offers four excellently staged playlets presenting four profiles of
Caesar as he was seen by four great menCaesar himself the
biographer Plutarch William Shakespeare and George Bernard
Shaw Provides students with an informative and provocative
experience one that will motivate them toward a greater apprecia
tion and understanding of the literary artBFA
FOXFIRE
712 21 minutes 5766 color 1973
General Interest
In 1967 Eliot Wigginton and his Georgia high school class first
published a magazine called FOXFIRE In it they set out to record
the lore legends and crafts of their Appalachian folk heritage
What they found was a new direction for themselves and their
communityMCGH
FRACTIONS
ejsc 30 minutes 7072 1955
Presents the history and some of the characteristics of fractions with
basic principles governing their use Traces origin of present
representation of fractions to Babylonia Egypt Greece Rome
India and Belgium Compares the properties of rational decimal
and duodecimal fractionsIU
FRACTIONS FINDING THE COMMON DENOMINATOR
e 14 minutes 4279 1961
Explains the fundamental concepts which form the basis for finding
the common denominator Tells the story of Greg who stays after
school to learn to solve problems involving fractions An explana
tion to Greg includes a definition of the common denominator how
to add like and unlike fractions and the procedures for finding the
lowest common denominator After Greg understands procedures
for finding the lowest common denominator he applies his
knowledge to several practical problemsC
FRAMES OF REFERENCE
sc 28 minutes 7414 I960
Demonstrates experimentally the distinction between an inertial
and noninertial frame of reference and the appearance of fictitious
forces in a noninertial frameMLA
FRANCE
ejs
The Devismes family mother father and two teenaged children
19 minutes
5161
color
1979
live in a small suburb of Paris Through their eyes we leam about
what life is like in the France of today The film also explores the
literary heritage government language food industry and educa
tional system of the country It also touches on the broad outline of
French historyJ
FRANCE BACKGROUND FOR LITERATURE
sc 10 minutes 1197 1950
Shows scenes in Paris and the French provinces made famous in
literature Presents places parks castles and buildings mentioned
by Balzac Poe Stevenson and Dumas Pictures Paris from the
view points of Dumas Hugo and de Maupassant Includes the
Bastille of Dickens Tale of Two Cities the Forests of Fontainebleau
of Stevensons The Wrecker and others Emphasizes that writers
of all nationalities find inspiration and settings in Paris and the
provincesC
FRANCE IN THE NEW WORLD
COLONIAL LIFE IN CANADA
ejs 16 minutes 5426 1963
Shows modem residents of Quebec Province whose ancestors were
colonizers of New France in the latter half of the seventeenth
century Then shows activities in the village of Ste Famille about
250 years ago with emphasis on the government religion the
coureur de bois farm family life and the fur trade Mentions some
of the cultural factors which have kept Quebec a distinct unit in
modern CanadaEB
FRANCE THE FIFTH REPUBLIC
ejs 17 minutes 5053 color 1964
Shows many examples of French agriculture historical landmarks
customs and architecture Frances glorious past is visualized
through her stillstanding medieval fortresses Renaissance cha
teaux monasteries and palaces Colorful highlights include the
famous walled city of Carcassonne and the Chateaux in the valley
of the Loire boat trip up the Seine River the Arch of Triumph and
VersaillesUEVA
FRANCES AND HER RABBIT
p 11 minutes 1138 color 1961
Shows how Frances and her pet rabbit Hopper spend an afternoon
in the house Because of a rainstorm Frances stays indoors and
decides to draw a picture with Hoppers help1FB
FRANK AND HIS DOG
p 6 minutes 601 color 1952
Tells the story of how Penny Franks dog feels neglected when his
master is too busy to play with him Penny chases a cat up a tree
but Frank forgives him for getting into mischiefEB
FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT
sc 28 minutes 7489 1958
Frank Lloyd Wright one of the worlds most original and influen
tial architects discusses his theories of functional architecture and
analyzes contemporary styles tracing them back to Greek and
Asiatic origins In a conversation covering a wide range of topics
Mr Wright displays the agile wit and eloquence that have made
him one of the most colorful personalities of our timeFI
FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT
ejs 20 minutes 4017 1945
Highlights FDRs life from 1910 to his death Covers his career as
Senator Assistant Secretary of the Navy during World War I
Candidate for the VicePresidency Governor of NY State and
fourtime President of the United States Describes labor and
judicial reformsOF
FRED MEETS A BANK SECOND EDITION
ej 14 minutes 4360 color 1963
Shows Fred making his first business trip to the bank and learning
about opening savings accounts handling checking accounts secur
ing loans and other services which banks perform Includes a tour
through the many departments of a modern bankC
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MBBMBttpFREE TO CHOOSE
jsc 16 minutes 4091 color 1974
The film reminds us that people regardless of sex are able in many
skills and should not be discouraged from pursuing them because of
stereotyped roles of the past A young man tells of his non
traditional career in early childhood education a young woman
head of an architectural urban planning division describes her
workhfe in a usually male role a young homemaker appreciates the
new freedoms but declares that her traditional role is an individual
choice and asks that others respect that choice and a working
couple with a small child share household duties and decision
making FILMFAIR
FREEWAYPHOBIA THE ART OF DRIVING THE
SUPER HIGHWAY PART I
sc 16 minutes 4048 color 1965
Uses liveaction and humorous animated sequences to illustrate
specific problems of driving on freeways including proper tech
niques of using on and off ramps maintaining proper
distances reaction time and braking time changing lanes
understanding proper speeds anticipating possible emergencies
and freeway hypnosisWD
FREEWAYPHOBIA THE ART OF DRIVING THE SUPER
HIGHWAY PART II
sc 14 minutes 4049 color 1965
Uses liveaction and humorous animated sequences to illustrate
emergency situations which may arise on or off the freeways
including faulty car maintenance loose objects within the car
which can become flying projectiles badly loaded trailers inade
quate fuel supply proper techniques if an actual breakdown occurs
the mental and physical condition of the driver and the need for
seat beltsWD
FREIGHT TRAIN
Pe 10 minutes 860 1955
Shows the assembling of a freight train in Kansas City and a portion
of its trip to Chicago Pictures the method used in a freight yard to
separate cars and to assemble them for trips to various places
Shows the duties of some of the freight train crew and concludes
by presenting some of the activities involved in the journey of the
train to its destinationEB
FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR
js II minutes 1823 1959
Recreates the dramatic period in American history when England
struggled with France for control of the North American continent
and explores the causes and results of the conflict Shows high
hghts of the French and Indian War the Albany conference
Braddocks defeat and finally ultimate victory for England as
Wolfe defeats Montcalm at QuebecC
FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR SEVEN
YEARS WAR IN AMERICA
jsc 16 minutes 5383 color 1962
Presents an account of the French and Indian War using paintings
and drawings from several sources Opens with the narrator at
restored Fort Ticonderoga Moves to the Clements Library at the
University of Michigan to show records and other relics of the
colonial period Contrasts the French and English methods of
settlement and of dealing with the Indians Portrays military
highlights of the French and Indian War culminating in the capture
of Quebec by the British Concludes with a conjecture as to what
America might be like had the French rather than the British
wonEB
FRENCH EXPLORATIONS IN THE NEW WORLD
ej 10 minutes 1943 1955
Shows French explorations of the New World and the establish
ment of its French strongholds Includes the explorers of the New
WorldVerrazano Cartier Champlain Marquette Joliet and La
Salle Also pictures modern cities roads and other developments
which had their origins in French explorationsC
FRENCH EXPLORERS THE
ejs II minutes 154 color 1965
Tells of Carters search for the northwest passage in 1534 Depicts
Champlains 1603 expedition to the St Lawrence river sponsored
by Henry IV Shows founding of Quebec and immigration of
missionaries and tradersEB
FRENCH FARM FAMILY REVISED EDITION
ej 15 minutes 4970 color
Tells the story of a farm family of the Auvergne showing the impact
of modernization and change on a rural traditional village Points
out that the farm and farming methods used have changed little
since the Middle Ages but now the influence of mechanization and
the demands of agricultural production are forcing new methods
and fostering sociological changes Emphasizes the fact that
Frances position in the European Common market depends upon
the output of her farms thus forcing change in the rural and
traditional provincesBFA
FRENCH INFLUENCES IN NORTH AMERICA
js II minutes 1198 1951
Points out that from the Gulf of the St Lawrence to the mouth of
the Mississippi the great French Empire in North America left a
profound influence upon the culture of this continent Discusses the
living evidences of that culture in present day language dress
architecture religion and art forms Authentic historical locations
from Quebec to former forts and trading posts of the Middle West
down to the bayous of Louisiana are presented to document the
widespread movement and influence of French explorersC
FRENCH REVOLUTION
jsc 16 minutes 4123 color 1957
Describes the chain of events in French history which led to the
revolution the dethronement of the monarch the proclamation of
the Republic and the ratification of the constitution Depicts the
wars with countries who sympathized with the monarchy and
discusses the period of reorganizationC
FRENCH REVOLUTIONBIRTH OF A NEW FRANCE
s 24 minutes 7556 color 1966
Shows the controversies brought about by the revolution Explains
the opposition of the nobles and the clergy and the sense of conflict
within the king and the rise of radical groups Follows Frances
progression from a republic to a dictatorship under NapoleonEB
FRENCH REVOLUTION DEATH OF THE OLD REGIME
s 17 minutes 5441 color 1966
Reviews French History from the reign of Louis XIV through the
formation of the National Assembly and adoption of the Constitu
tion of 1791 Emphasizes the nature of the Old Regime as it is
reflected in the areas of class inequality political absolutism and
untair and burdensome taxationEB
FRESH WATER POND THE
js 13 minutes 5388 color 1961
Explores some of the life habits and characteristics of the larger as
well as the minute forms of animal and plant life in pond water
FRICTION
Pe 10 minutes 1366 1950
When a group of children the Rangers try to drag packing cases
down a rough street to build a club house one boy puts his on a
wagon thus making his job easier Shows other examples of
friction ways of overcoming friction and instances in which
friction is desirableGA
FRISKY THE CALF
Pe II minutes 621 1959
Follows the development of a calf Frisky from a few hours after
birth to the time it is independent of its mother Shows the calf
standing up for the first time taking its first meal running and
playing and eating grass and hay Also pictures some other
common farm animalsC
50FROGS AN INVESTIGATION
pe 102 minutes 266 color 1972
Frogs are funny They have retractable eyes a very large mouth a
tongue that fastens in the front Their front legs seem too short and
the hind legs too long Viewers of this film are invited to observe
how these and other characteristics of the frog help it to live both on
land and in waterBFA
FROGS ARE FUNNY FROGS ARE FAT ADJECTIVES
pe 10 minutes 262 color 1972
Using visuals this film involves children in language and reading
experiences that are meaningful and vivid Words are presented
orally and visually in the carefully designed superimposition of
words over pictures first individually then in phrases and when
appropriate in short sentences Engaging rhyme and music help to
create sentence patterns that aid in the retention of wordsBFA
FROM FLAX TO LINEN
ejs 10 minutes 762 color 1960
Portrays the story of one of the first widely used fabrics Illustrates
ways of life on an Irish flax farm with typical scenes of a family at
work and at play Provides an overview of the country noted for its
fine linenAVED
FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION
sc 30 minutes 7386 color 1959
Uses animation and liveaction photography to portray the concep
tion development and birth of a child Uses animation to show the
pelvic region of the female and explains the function of the female
reproduction organs and their role in the menstrual cycle Through
animation the fertilization of the egg is shown Discusses heredity
and shows the early cell division of the embryo the embedding of
the cell cluster in the wall of the uterus the development of the
fetus and the birth of the childMCGH
NOTE Order on a separate order form and have countersigned by
the superintendent
FROM SOCIABLE SIX TO NOISY NINE
sct 20 minutes 4437 1954
Describes the developmental characteristics of children from six to
nine years old Compares the behavior of three siblingssix eight
and nine yearsand points out their characteristics of development
while emphasizing that they are individuals Illustrates differences
between sexes shows children interacting in family situations and
urges parents to have more patience and understandingMCGH
FROM WHERE I SIT
sct 26 minutes 7564 color 1979
From Where I Sit is a new version of a film produced by the
Department in the 1960s It explores the many conflicting interests
and opinions that converge on foreign policy issues trade energy
and SALT are the three examples used which the public and the
policymaker must take into account It is timely and provocative
excellent for the classroom and adult discussion groupsUSDS
FUN WITH SPEECH SOUNDS
p 10 minutes 1961
1954
FRONTIER BOY OF THE EARLY MIDWEST
ej 15 minutes 5369 color
1962
Describes the everyday events in the life of a Midwest settlers
family from a childs viewport illustrating school and community
activities as well as home life stressing the selfsufficiency of the
early settler Highlights of the film include a frontier school in
session an accurate picture of a frontier home components of the
surrounding community and the suspense of an oldfashioned
spelling beeEB
FRUSTRATING FOURS AND FASCINATING FIVES
sct 22 minutes 4400 1952
Studies the behavior of the four and fiveyearold child at home
and at nursery school Shows how parents can help children learn to
develop a sense of humor and appreciate the meaning of death
Portrays through Roddy the typical behavior at these ages showing
infantile helplessness and vigorous selfassertion at four and the
beginning of independence and cooperation at fiveMCGH
Records the way in which difficult sounds should be spoken
Encourages repetition of sounds through classroom participation
Covers the vowels and the consonants p m 1 r th s and chC
FUNDAMENTAL OPERATIONS
jsc 30 minutes 7070 1955
Analyzes modular arithmetic as an aid in understanding the
principles of our own or rational arithmetic Through arithmetic
modulo five shows the closure commutative and identity element
principles using our own arithmetic Demonstrates that the two
fundamental operations are addition and multiplication that sub
traction and division are the inverse of these operations and that an
addition and multiplication table limited in size by place value are
required to perform fundamental operations Also shows the
distinctive properties of arithmetic modulo sixIU
FUNDAMENTALS OF AC AND DC GENERATION
sc 20 minutes 5531 color 1967
Explains power generation as related to alternators generators and
magnetos Exhibits the sine wave derivation process by animation
and explains its application to industrial power generation and
distribution Correlates Faradays magnetic laws with explanation
and animationsGE
FUNDAMENTALS OF RACQUETBALL
ejs 10 minutes 139 color 1978
An introduction to the sport the court and rules of the game With a
brief look at the equipment needed to play and an indepth
examination of correct forehand and backhand stroke techniques
this film offers the basis for a sound start in the sportAI
FUNGI
jsc 15 minutes 5363 I960
Uses timelapse photography photomicrography and animation to
show how fungi grow and how they get food their importance as
converters of dead matter their economic significance as a source
of food as agents in food processing and also as acause of disease
in plants and animalsEB
FUTURE SHOCK
1112 42 minutes 9033 color 1972
Social Studies
Based on the worldwide bestselling book this film provides a
jarring look at our fastapproaching superelectronic futureartifi
cial men thinking machines genetic engineeringand the start
ling implications these may hold for us The question leaps out if
too much change too fast is hurting us nowwhat can we expect
tomorrowMCGH
GALAPAGOS FINCHES THE
jsc 22 minutes 4562 color 1973
This film studies speciation in insular vertebrates as exemplified
by the Geospizid finches After reviewing the birds role in
Darwins conclusion that species are mutable the film shows major
finch bill structures in relation to the birds feeding habitsHAR
GALILEO
js 16 minutes 4222 1959
Filmed in Italy at locations associated with Galileo Recreates
some of the dramatic elements of Galileos struggle for the right of
science to question tradition Shows how he disproved earlier
theories of Aristotle by demonstrating his laws of falling bodies
how he verified the astronomical theories of Copernicus and how
in spite of strong opposition he continued to make new discoveries
in the realm of physical scienceC
GANDHI
js 26 minutes 7453 1964
Presents the life story of Mohandas Gandhi the man who led
India to independence by nonviolent means Shows Gandhi in
prison living his principle of freedom through suffering as well
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as other dramatic examples of his passive resistance toward the
British MCGH
GANGESSACRED RIVER
jsc 27 minutes 7545 color 1965
Shows life along the historic Ganges River from its source in the
Himalayas to its mouth in the Bay of Bengal Discusses the in
fluence of the river its religious significance the forces of unity
and disunity in modern Indian life and problems of economic
developmentEB
GARBAGE EXPLOSION THE
js 16 minutes 5285 color 1970
Investigates the nature volume and composition of solid wastes
which include a growing proportion of less destructible paper
metals plastic and glass Presents the advantages and disadvan
tages of current disposal methods and shows possible long range
solutionsEB
GARDEN PLANTS AND HOW THEY GROW
ej 10 minutes 294 color 1953
Deals with the growth of garden plants and classifies them as
plants that store food in their roots leaves seeds and seed pods
respectively Shows examples of each type and illustrates with
timelapse photography the growth of a seed into a plant Describes
the characteristics of good soil and compares the results of
gardening in rich and poor soils Tells how plants use plant food
moisture air and sunlight in order to grow and shows friends and
enemies of garden plantsC
GASES AND HOW THEY COMBINE
sc 21 minutes 5255 color 1962
Shows and discusses some properties that distinguish gases Mea
sures the volumes of ammonia and hydrogen and oxygen and
hydrogen and chlorine that will combine Shows that each of the
combinations follows a simple integer ratio and emphasizes the
significance of this finding as it bears out Avogadros
HypothesisMLA
GENE ACTION
s 16 minutes 5414 1963
Portrays the biochemical mechanisms of inheritance Uses simple
animation to show how the DNA of chromosomes can replicate
itself during mitosis and how it can serve as a pattern for the
messenger RNAEB
GENERAL DRUG ABUSE
js 5 minutes 520 color
Presents an overall view of the problems which might exist if a
person abuses various drugsGSA
GEOGRAPHY OF YOUR COMMUNITY
pe 10 minutes 600 1954
Illustrates how geographic concepts can be learned by studying the
local community Points out how children see the community
around them when riding the school bus or when traveling about
their town Pictures the city and surrounding area from a helicopter
and transfers by animation what is seen to a map of the area Asks
and answers such questions as why there are an ice cream factory
and a pottery plant in the community and points out the
interrelationships between factories roads railroads and geographic
factorsC
GEOLOGICAL WORK OF ICE SECOND EDITION
jsc 11 minutes 264 color I960
Shows the types and formation of glaciers glacial movement and
gradation and topographical results of glaciers as evidenced by
moraines eskers striated and grooved rocks cirques hanging
valleys and fiords Animated drawings explain the Pleistocene
glaciation period Locates the two great continental glaciers in
existence todaythe Greenland and Antarctic ice sheetsEB
GEOMETRIC VECTORSADDITION
js 17 minutes 4641 color 1971
Using the study of motion as motivation the film introduces the
notion of vectors and defines it as an equivalence class of arrows
The addition of vectors is defined and the properties of addition are
derivedIFB
GEOMETRY AND YOU
js 10 minutes 532 1948
Shows Jim and Bob using a protractor and a ruler to apply their
knowledge of the use of rectangles triangles and circles and the
principles of congruence similarity and symmetry wtien they add
a porch to a model house they are constructingC
GEOMETRY CURVES AND CIRCLES
e 10 minutes 270 color 1965
This film introduces the pupil to the idea of the curve such as line
segments closed and open curves circles and arcs Any path
between two points is a curve A curve is a set of points A number
of different kinds of curves can be definedBFA
GEOMETRY LINES AND SHAPES
Pe 10 minutes 1525 color 1966
Uses actual objects and animation to introduce concepts related to
lines Says that a line is a set of points that goes on and on in both
directions it is straight it has no ends Discusses line segments and
points out that rectangles squares and triangles are formed of line
segmentsBFA
GEOMETRY POINTS ANGLES LINES AND TIGERS
e 9 minutes 274 color 1965
Animation color and sound are used to define basic geometry
terms in telling a fantasy adventure for creative young minds as
they begin to discover geometry Not only are meaningful relation
ships taught to young children when new mathematics is
introducedtheres a new sense of fun tooBFA
GEOMETRY SOME QUADRILATERALS
e 12 minutes 276 color 1967
In this animated film the viewer is introduced to various quadrilat
erals and is shown that these shapes are used to form many familiar
objects The general definition of a quadrilateral is given and
shown Then the parallelogram rectangle and square are carefully
explained to make it possible for the student to see that these are
special types of quadrilateralsBFA
GEORGE MASON PART I
sc 25 minutes 7404 1965
Dramatizes George Masons fight for inclusion of the Bill of Rights
in the Constitution He refuses to sign the Constitution without it
and the Virginia Ratifying Convention resolves that the first order
of business for the new Congress shall be to amend the Constitution
with a declaration of rightsRSA
GEORGE MASON PART II
sc 25 minutes 7405 1965
See description of Part IRSA
GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER
ejs 11 minutes 1990 1967
Uses historic footage of Dr Carver at work in his laboratory during
the early 1930s to present a documental account of the achieve
ments of the Negro American who was born a slave in 1864
Emphasizes the devotion of his life to mankind and the develop
ment of peanut byproductsBFA
GEORGES FLAGPOLE PROBLEM
ej I minutes 2061 color 1970
Shows George making a science fair model using similar triangles
to find the height of a flagpole Explains the problem using the
model then goes to the real flagpole and repeats by finding the
height of the poleBFA
GEORGIA PARKS AND HISTORIC SITES
jsc 20 minutes 4244 color
From campsites on top of a mountain to Civil War battlegrounds
near the coast state parks offer many opportunities to explore
Georgias rich and historical heritage This film investigates the
52natural and manmade events that molded the land these parks now
protect and takes a look at the variety of activities they offer
GDNR
GERMANY FEUDAL STATES TO UNIFICATION
jsc 12 minutes 4224 1959
Presents an overview of the events in German history from the
eighth century through 1871 which influenced unification Shows
the gradual breakup of the German Empire from the death of
Charlemagne to the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648 Emphasizes the
role of Prussia in unification throughout the seventeenth century
and of Frederick the Great in further consolidating the position of
Prussia making her the chief rival to Austria for leadership of the
German states Reviews the part of Otto von Bismarck in gaining
final unification through three planned warsC
GERMANYTHE SOUTHERN UPLANDS
ejsc 18 minutes 4987 color
1961
Thriving Western Germany is seen through the eyes of a German
family enjoying a two week vacation motoring through the Southern
Uplands From Frankfurt their home they take a trip down the
Rhine then motor on to beautiful Heidelberg south to rebuilt
Stuttgart through the Black Forest and finally to Schaffhausen and
the Falls of the Rhine Charming villages ancient crafts and
simple folkways contrast with the modern industrial North
UEVA
GERONIMO JONES
jsc 21 minutes 4744 color 1970
Tells of the identity crisis of Geronimo Jones a descendant of the
great Apache Chief Geronimo Relates how he is given a treasured
Apache medallion by his grandfather which he trades in for a
television set Describes his bewilderment when he turns on the set
and indians are being portrayed as enemiesLCA
GET THAT JOB CHANGING JOBS
sc 14 minutes 4094 color 1975
Jan learns how to evaluate her present job before making a final
decision how to find new job leads and the proper way to
resignC
GET THAT JOB CHOOSING A CAREER
sc 13 minutes 4096 color 1975
How Jerry Susan and Mitch choose their careers offers guidance to
young people entering the job marketC
GET THAT JOB FINDING LEADS
sc 11 minutes 277 color 1975
Three people show how they got their jobs by developing leads
from a variety of sourcesC
GET THAT JOB HANDLING THE INTERVIEW
sc 92 minutes 278 color 1975
Frank Davis demonstrates good interview preparation as he gets
ready for and then has the interviewC
GET THAT JOB KEEPING UP WITH THE CHANGING
WORLD
sc 15 minutes 4099 color 1975
Experts talk about the changing job scene and how to help people
adjust to itC
GET THAT JOB LINE UP YOUR INTERVIEW
sc 11 minutes 279 color 1975
Realizing that he has to line up some interviews before getting a
job Bill learns about resumes choosing the right job objective and
writing introductory lettersC
GETTING A PROMOTION
jsc 14 minutes 5616 color 1970
Features three girls returning to their high school after working for
a year and serving as consultants during a Career Day program
Points out that although the girls advancements are in different
fields they illustrate the same qualifications such as ability and
willingness to tackle their jobs with enthusiasmEB
GETTING ALONG
p 3 minutes 778 color 1969
Emphasizes the role that hands play when a quarrel between two
playmates is settled by an elderly manEB
GETTING ALONG WITH OTHERS
p 10 minutes 651 color 1965
Uses everyday incidents in a classroom and at home to show
children the importance of getting along with others examples of
how to get along and the results of cooperation in a classroomC
GETTING READY
ej 15 minutes 4807 color 1974
Careers require preparation and planning This film introduces a
gymnast an archeologist and a policewoman and shows how each
of them goes about preparing for his or her careerEB
GETTING READY FOR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
e 17 minutes 5617 color 1970
Uses new seventh graders to answer fearful questions and to present
the positive side of junior high experiences such as increased
independence more choices new friends Points out that junior
high faculty and student body are willing to give help and answer
questionsBFA
GEYSERS AND HOT SPRINGS REVISED EDITION
ejs 10 minutes 1150 color 1969
Discusses hydrothermal activity as related to volcanism Explains
the eruptive action of geysers ans shows various types Features
the geysers and hot springs in Yellowstone National Park
WyomingAB
GIANTS AND DWARFS
ej 13 minutes 4422 1952
Presents the enchanted land of the eastern Belgian Congo and the
Ruanda Urundi the land of the sevenfoot Watusi and the midget
pygmy Shows Albert Park one of the worlds largest wild animal
sanctuariesFON
GINGERBREAD KINGDOM THE
p 13 minutes 5486 color
Presents through animated puppetry the fairy tale of how Mark the
shoemakers apprentice saves Princess Margaretta from the wicked
Dragon of the Gingerbread KingdomFL
GIRL TO WOMAN REVISED EDITION
ej 1 minutes 5461 color 1976
Deals with human growth and development during the turbulent
change from girlhood to womanhood Describes the male reproduc
tive system as well as that of the female Presented as a scientific
and authoritative treatment and produced in animation under
medical and psychiatric supervisionCHU
Note Preview before showing Order on a separate form and have
countersigned by the Superintendent
GIRLS AWARE
j 10 minutes 744 color 1976
Four case histories describe the problem of young girls falling prey
to molesters Emphasis is put on recognizing the danger signals and
avoiding the problem before it becomes criticalSD
GIVE A CAR A MAN WHO CAN DRIVE
js 14 minutes 4833
Depicts an automobile as the personality narrating its own story
Tells how it became a highway menace through the careless and
emotional irresponsibility of its owners Carries a strong message
to the motoring public and to pedestrians to help reduce traffic
tragediesJS
GLACIER ON THE MOVE
jsc 11 minutes 260 color 1973
Four years of unique cinematic study led to this unusual film of a
glacier in action Using a timelapse camera and still photographs
the film shows the rhythm of glacial movement in summer and in
winter while dramatizing the role of the camera as a scientific
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tool The narration describes the effects of gravity pressure and
temperature on the large masses of ice Two laboratory experiments
demonstrate the deformation of ice under high pressureEB
GLACIERS
jsc 15 minutes 4834 color 1960
Tells in detail how glaciers are formed and shows glaciers at Mt
Rainier Washington and in Alaska as well as some glacier scenes
of ice sheets in Antarctica and Greenland Diagrams and animated
maps show the effects of glacier action and the extent of ice during
the past agesNOR
GOING BACK
ej 15 minutes 4808 color 1974
This film focuses on how ones environment family peers culture
and geography plays a role in career decisions In The Most
Important Thing the film dealt with how values affect ones
values are formedEB
GOLD RUSH BOY
ej 16 minutes 4493 color 1954
Tells of the experiences of a pioneer boy in the Gold Rush days in
California Shows gold panning by a prospector the baking of
bread blacksmithing and early schooling and life in a mining town
as seen through the eyes of the young boyCHU
GOLD RUSH DAYS
ej 14 minutes 4167 1958
David Whitcomb lured by the discovery of gold in California
travels overland from Vermont to take part in the exciting adven
tures Portrays the hardships of transportation in 1849 life in a gold
mining settlement the effect of the Gold Rush on population
growth and prosperity in the West and events leading to the
statehood of CaliforniaC
GOLDEN TWENTIES PART I
js 30 minutes 7040 1952
Pictures the fabulous Jazz Age the age of the lost generation
through newsreel shots of the time The narrators are Red Barber
Elmer Davis Robert Q Lewis and Frederick Lewis Taylor
Ranges over the fields of politics sports business entertainment
and ordinary living President Harding Red Grange Bobby Jones
Rudolph Valentino and Sinclair Lewis are a few of the many
personalities shownMCGH
GOLDEN TWENTIES PART II
jsc 30 minutes 7041
See description of Pt IMCGH
1952
GOLDFINCH FAMILY
Pe 8 minutes 1472 color 1956
Provides a complete view of the family life of goldfinches
including their eating habits their special way of building a nest
and the ways the parent goldfinches work together to feed and care
for their young Traces the daybyday growth of the young
goldfinches from the time of hatching until they are able to leave
the nest and care for themselvesEB
GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS
p 11 minutes 233 color 1968
A girl and three real bears reenact the fairy tale of Goldilocks and
the three bears Suggests that the film audience draw pictures of the
story or read other storiesC
GOOD EARTH
sc 39 minutes 9011 1943
Excerpts prepared for school use from MetroGoldwynMayers
1937 motion picture of the same title Based on the novel of the
same title by Pearl S Buck A literature appreciation film portraying
the characters dramatizing familiar quotations and situations and
visualizing the setting of the story and its influence upon the
characters and the plotFI
GOOD HEALTH HABITS
pe 7 minutes 1264
With the help of his dog Mr DoRight Johnny quickly learns
about health through cleanlinessCOF
GOOD HEALTH PRACTICES PART 1
p 9 minutes 1124 color 1953
Judy and Jim enjoy everyday living because they keep healthy
Includes good health practices related to eating going to the toilet
cleanliness rest and sleep Compares an engines use of fuel with
the bodys use of foodAVF
GOOD HEALTH PRACTICES PART 2
p 10 minutes 1125 color 1953
Shows Judys and Jims good health practices related to teeth eyes
ears nose and posture The setting is a vacation day spent at home
and at the beach Emphasizes the importance of ones senses in
many everyday pleasures In the evening Judy and Jim continue
good health practices while eating studying watching television
and going to bedAVF
GOOD POSTURE FOR GOOD HEALTH
ej 17 minutes 4991 1955
Presents a posture specialist talking simple posture facts to a
fourthgrade class Students from the eighth grade chosen for their
exemplary carriage serve as models Details of how to establish
good posture habits are givenTOM
GOVERNOR JOHN M SLATON PART I
sc 25 minutes 7400 1966
Dramatizes the efforts of Governor John M Slaton of Georgia to
protect the rights of convicted murderer Leo Frank despite grave
risks to his own political future Although there was doubt as to the
testimony which convicted Frank an inflamed mob lynched him
after the governor had commuted his death sentenceRSA
GOVERNOR JOHN M SLATON PART II
sc 25 minutes 7401
See description of Pt IRSA
1966
GOYA
js 20 minutes 4658 1955
Features a biographical study of the Spanish artist Goya as told
through his work Describes the artists life and art the turbulent
times in which he lived and the social effect of his cartoons
etchings paintings and writingsEH
GRAMMAR VERBS AND WAYS WE USE THEM
js 11 minutes 1861 1957
Uses simple and entertaining animated drawings to illustrate the
meaning of terms relating to verbs including action state of being
transitive intransitive voice mood tense and principal partsC
GRAND CANYON
ejs 29 minutes 7297 color 1961
Supplies visual impressions of the Grand Canyon to the musical
background of Ferde Grofes Grand Canyon Suite Utilizes the four
seasons desert animals the Colorado River the Painted Desert
and nature as a whole to depict the four titles in the score Painted
Desert and Sunrise On the Trail Cloudburst and Sunset
and FinaleWD
GRANDMA MOSES
jsc 22 minutes 4269 color 1950
Shows the life and works of Grandma Moses American primitive
painter who reached the age of 90 in 1950 She is shown in her
simple busy life on a farm in upstate New York where she painted
and prepared her own painting boards and observed the landscape
through the changing seasons Archibald MacLeish is narrator and
writerRadim
GRANDMOTHER MAKES BREAD
p 11 minutes 1024 color 1958
Billy and Robin learn to make bread as they help their grandmoth
er They observe the measuring of the ingredients and the working
54
Iof the yeast They do chores while the bread is rising and enjoy
slices of warm bread fresh from the ovenBFA
GRAPHING LINEAR EQUATIONS
js 11 minutes 1725 1961
Introduces the concept of mathematical line graphs working with
simple linear equations Shows in stepbystep detail how line
graphs are constructed and how these graphs represent the relation
ships between variables Also explains how the values of constant
terms and varying coefficients affect graphsC
GRAPHS UNDERSTANDING AND USING THEM
ej 11 minutes 1668 color 1967
Shows Joan graphing the number of soda pops she has sold at the
local baseball games Explains that a graph is a visual representa
tion of a set of ordered pairs Shows various types such as the
pictograph horizontal and vertical bar graph circle graph and the
line graphC
GRASSHOPPER THEA TYPICAL INSECT
ejsc 6 minutes 1965 color 1953
The grasshoppers body structure is shown to exemplify the basic
characteristics of insects Its life cycle is studied as typical of those
insects which go through a process of incomplete metamorphosis
Also points out the need for controlling the grasshoppers
destructivenessC
GRASSLANDS THE
js 16 minutes 5389 color 1962
Illustrates the ecological interrelationships of the grasslands biome
giving examples of typical food chains Shows the locations of the
worlds grasslands Explains how they may have originated and
describes their importance as foodproducing areasEB
GRAVITY AND WHAT IT DOES
pe 11 minutes 1669 color 1966
Explains in simple terms the force of gravity Answers common
questions of children such as Why do things fall down and not
up and Why would I weigh less on the moonC
GRAVITY WEIGHT AND WEIGHTLESSNESS
ej 11 minutes 1514 color 1963
Defines weight as the measure of the pull of gravity Objects in free
fall are shown to be weightless Relates Newtons classic experi
ment to show that a cannon ball fired with sufficient force would
become weightless and orbit the earth Shows space scientists
studying gravity and the effects of weightlessness in connection
with launching satellites into orbitBFA
GRAY GULL THE HUNTER
ejs 19 minutes 5265 1956
Tells the story of the struggle for existence among the bird life on a
rocky Swedish island with the gray gull in the role of the
marauder Other sea birdsthe murre the ring plover the mergan
ser duck the arctic tern and the sea mewlive in fear of the
robber gullEB
GRAY SQUIRREL SECOND EDITION
pe 11 minutes 124 color 1961
Shows the life of a squirrel family from the time the young squirrels
are two weeks old until the time that they are grown and become
independent Also shows the daily activities of the squirrels in their
natural habitat from spring through midwinter Shows the young
squirrels learning to climb their trips out of the nest their search
for and storage of food and their avoidance of hungry predators
Concludes with a squirrels narrow escape from a red foxEB
GREAT AMERICANS ABE LINCOLN
ej 16 minutes 8143 color 1982
Historical photographs supplement the onlocation filming of the
life of Abraham Lincoln This film tells the story of his rise
from a humble farm boy to the 16th President of the United
States It further profiles his personal qualities and offers historical
background for the times in which he livedEB
GREAT AMERICANS BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
ej 15 minutes 4630 color 1980
As an old man Franklin tells in retrospect his own fascinating his
tory to a young printers apprentice his career as a printers appren
tice author inventor his ambassadorship to France and his in
volvement in the creation of the Declaration of Independence and
participation in the Constitutional Convention of 1787EBE
GREAT AMERICANS GEORGE WASHINGTON
ej 15 minutes 4663 color 1980
As Washington sits for a portrait being painted by the Scottish
artist Archibald Robertson our first President recalls the important
events in his historical career his service in the British Army and
the Revolutionary American Army his farming at Mount Vemon
and his terms as PresidentEBE
GREAT AMERICANS MARTIN LUTHER KING JR
js 24 minutes 8118 color 1982
Using documentary footage and the voices of people who were
involved in the most prominent issues of his life the film
examines Kings belief in nonviolent protest and the impact of his
leadership on the Civil Rights movement Demonstrates how King
helped establish the Public Accomodations Act the Voting Rights
Act and the Open Housing ActEB
GREAT AMERICANS THOMAS JEFFERSON
ej 13 minutes 4644 color 1980
As a newspaper publisher interviews Jefferson at Monticello in the
year of Americas 50th anniversary the viewer becomes acquainted
with the achievements and career of this great statesman and Presi
dent the writing of the Declaration of Independence the Bill of
Rights his political career in America and his ministry to France
and his founding of the University of VirginiaEBE
GREAT APES THE FACT VS FANTASY
ejs 23 minutes 6197 color 1977
For years entertainment films have created the fiction of great apes
as fierce powerful creatures that seek to destroy humans This film
documents the life habits of the real great apes chimpanzees
gorillas orangutans and others Social behavior intelligence
reasons for species endangerment and resemblances to man are
exploredEB
GREAT DEBATE THE LINCOLN VS DOUGLAS
js 30 minutes 8135 color 1965
A reenactment of key segments of these blistering debates and the
burning national issues underlying them The incisive words of the
debaters invite students to examine and discuss the moral and
political principles involved many of which are still aliveEB
GREAT EXPECTATIONS
sc 22 minutes 4583 color 1975
This film discusses nutrition for pregnant and nursing women It
portrays women and infants from a variety of social and ethnic
backgrounds in reallife situations so that any audience can identify
with them Possible solutions to common dietrelated problems of
pregnancy and nutrients of special concern to pregnant and nursing
mothers are specifically discussedSNE
GREAT HOLIDAY MASSACRE PART I
jsc 27 minutes 7145 1960
Edward R Murrow and staff report on the causes and possible
cures of the gigantic traffic problem exemplified by one Labor
Day weekend Explores the manifold problem of drunken drivers
and allowing teenagers to driveCAR
GREAT HOLIDAY MASSACRE THE PART II
js 28 minutes 7146
See description of Pt ICAR
1960
GREAT LAKES HOW THEY WERE FORMED
ejsc 11 minutes 544 color 1951
Shows chiefly by animated maps and models the extent of the polar
icecap at one time the advances and retreats of the icecap the
55
BKsresulting rise in the earth which formed the Great Lakes the
formation of Niagara Falls and Niagara Gorge and actual scenes of
the results of the glacial movementsEB
GREAT LAKES THE
jsc 15 minutes 5155 color 1981
The world encompases a vast array of ecological regions from the
glacier region to the tropical marshland from the region far above
the timberline to our coastal environment This film closely exam
ines the lake ecosystem in order to give young people an under
standing of the natural world in which they liveJ
GREAT LAKES THE NORTH AMERICAS
INLAND SEAS
jsc 16 minutes 5284 color 1971
Uses animated maps and diagrams as well as regular photography
to show the history and resources of the Great Lakes region lake
transportation and the role of the Great Lakes in the economic life
of the United States and the rest of the worldEB
GREAT PIGGY BANK RAID THE HONESTY
p 12 minutes 282 color 1974
Our Forest Town friends try to raise enough money to buy red and
gold uniforms for their band concert When they come up 200
short Coslo takes it from his sister Taffys piggybank What
happens next provides a lesson in honesty and mutual trustC
GREAT PLAINS THE FROM GREEN TO GOLD
ejs 15 minutes 5067 color 1965
Dramatizes the development of the Great Plains area from covered
wagons to modern multicombine harvesting Pictures an early
home of the region and shows how the people lived Shows a
modern farm of more than 1000 acres on which wheat is grown
Shows modern farm machinery in use and explains something of
the economics of modern farmingMCGH
GREAT RELIGIONS BUDDHISM
sc 16 minutes 5073 1962
Discusses the founding of Buddhism its adaptation by various
Oriental cultures its precepts and its broad influence in the
countries where it has been acceptedMCGH
GREAT RELIGIONS HINDUISM
sc 19 minutes 5072 1962
Reviews the origins of Hinduism the development of the caste
system the belief in a trinity of gods the Hindu epics Hinduisms
precepts and its adaptation to the new Indian nationalism and to
scientific thoughtMCGH
GREAT RELIGIONS ISLAM
sc 19 minutes 5074 1962
Discusses the life of Mohammed the origin of the Koran Islams
spread through the Middle East and into India its precepts and its
pervasive influence on the lives of its followersMCGH
GREAT THEMES OF LITERATURE AUTHORITY
AND REBELLION
jst 28 minutes 8016 color 1973
What makes a man throw aside tradition and perform an act of
rebellion And once a rebellion is accomplished who is responsi
ble for establishing new authority Focusing on the first part of
The Caine Mutiny the film traces both the disintegration of
Captain Queeg and the growing mortal dilemma of Ensign Keith
The climax of the film is the mutiny itself in which Ensign Keith
must decide whether to support his captain and maintain tradition or
endorse the mutinyLCA
GREAT THEMES OF LITERATURE CONSCIENCE IN CON
FLICT
sct 28 minutes 8012 color 1973
To what extent should a man hold fast to his principles Sir Thomas
More former Lord Chancellor of England and friend of King
Henry VIII must choose whether to support the tenets of his
conscience or accede to the pressures of his King who seeks to
divorce his wife marry Ann Boleyn and wrest control of the
Church away from the Pope More is urged to condone the Kings
acts but More believes that to ignore his own beliefs is to deny his
existence as a manLCA
GREAT THEMES OF LITERATURE CRIME AND THE
CRIMINAL
sct 28 minutes 8013 color 1973
How different is the criminal from the rest of us Does society have
the right to take his life Truman Capote explored these questions
in his nonfiction novel IN COLD BLOOD and Orson Welles
extends that exploration in this film Perry Smith and his friend
Dick have ruthlessly murdered an entire family They are vicious
killers but as the film and book make painfully clear they are also
men like the rest of usat times gentle pitiable always human
The film gives a complex compelling picture of a criminal It forces
us to understand this murderer and having understood him we
wonder perhaps if society has the right in turn to murder him
LCA
GREAT THEMES OF LITERATURE HEROES AND COW
ARDS
sct 28 minutes 8014 color 1974
At a moment of crisis will a man be the hero he thinks he is or will
he succumb to cowardice Jim in Joseph Conrads famous novel
LORD JIM sees himself as a highly capable ships first mate
But when the ship is damaged and he must choose whether to risk
his life alerting passengers or quickly save himself Jims illusions
are suddenly shatteringly stripped away The searing confrontation
with his own nature shapes Jims entire futureLCA
GREAT THEMES OF LITERATURE MAN AND WOMAN
sct 28 minutes 8015 color 1973
When Shakespeares Petrucchio and Kate meet sparks fly as they
seem to do so often in the confrontation between man and woman
Almost every famous scene between the two is shown including
the mock trial in which Petrucchio bets others that he has the most
faithful and tamed wife In the end of course the shrew is
tamed but Kate in her own way has tamed PetrucchioLCA
GREAT WAR THE PART I
jsc 27 minutes 7393 1965
Shows some of the events that led to World War I the progress of
the war itself the impact of the war on the American people and
the part the United States played in itMCGH
GREAT WAR THE PART II
jsc 26 minutes 7394 1965
See description of Pt IMCGH
GREECE THE LAND AND THE PEOPLE
ej 11 minutes 1825 1959
Surveys the effects of the geography of Greece on its social and
economic conditions Reviews the problems which began in
ancient Greece with poor land and climate and indicates how
erosion mountains and seas result in the present occupations of
limited mining livestock raising processing food products fish
ing and maritime shipping Points up the transportation problems
in the country and tells of the progress being made in conservation
and transportation throughout GreeceC
GREEK MYTHS THE PART I MYTH AS FICTION
HISTORY AND RITUAL
s 27 minutes 8119 color 1971
Explores myth as primitive fiction history in disguise and the
outgrowth of prehistoric ritual Important myths such as Theseus
and the Minotaur Orpheus and Eurydice Actaeon and Artemis
and Persephone are presented in drama art and animation Shows
how mythology refined and adapted becomes a source for
literature art and musicEB
GREEK MYTHS THE PART II MYTH AS SCIENCE
RELIGION AND DRAMA
s 25 minutes 8120 color 1971
Shows how ancient man developed myths to explain natural
phenomena and religious and moral problems The myth of
56Narcissus is a shrewd psychological diagnosis the myth of
Typhoeus imprisoned under Mount Etna an attempt to explain
volcanoes the story of Hyperion and Phaethon relates to a possible
solar disturbanceEB
GREEKS IN SEARCH OF MEANING
jsc 26 minutes 7122 color 1971
Recreates the concerns and achievements of the Greeks of Athens
in the Fifth Century BC Reveals the universal struggle with the
problems of freedom and the meaning of lifeLCA
GROWTH OF AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
sc 19 minutes 5035 1963
Traces the major steps in the growth of American foreign policy
from eighteenth century isolationism to twentieth century leader
ship Points out Washingtons policy of isolationism Jeffersons
freedom from entangling alliances and the Monroe Doctrine
Includes the United States ratification of United Nations member
ship the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan Concludes with
excerpts from the inaugural address of President KennedyMCGH
GROWTH OF INTELLIGENCE IN PRESCHOOL YEARS
ct 31 minutes 7114 color 1972
The growth of thinking processes in the preschool years is the basis
for this film Children from three to six years of age are presented
with tasks which reveal how they are thinking as they sort objects
put them in onetoone correspondence or arrange them in order of
size The interview material is used not only to illustrate develop
mental changes but also to clarify certain Piagetian terms often
mystifying to the student of PiagetDAV
GROWTH OF PLANTS THE
s 21 minutes 5403 1962
Illustrates the plant growth process especially in woody plants and
shows how cell division elongation and differentiation contribute
to stem and root growth Discusses the effects of hormones gravity
and light on plant growthEB
GROWTH OF SEEDS
jsc 14 minutes 5305 1957
Tells of the importance of seed producing plants Distinguishes
between angiosperms and gymnosperms and between dicotyledons
and monocotyledons Through timelapse photography shows the
germination of a variety of seeds Illustrates with samples of the
various seeds and explains that all seeds are alike in that they
contain an embryo a seed coat and food By drawings distinguishes
between monocotyledons and dicotyledons and discusses the plu
mule and hypocotyl Depicts the treating of seeds to speed
germination and by timelapse photography demonstrates germi
nation Points out that the size of the seed is no indication of the
size of the resulting plantEB
GROWTH THROUGH A TWOYEAR KINDERGARTEN
sct 20 minutes 4530
Records the daily activities of a kindergarten program Begins with
the first day activity of the new pupil Other first year activities
such as dressing creative dramatics a picnic etc are shown
Second year activities include unit work field trip and lunch time
Concludes with the knowledge that increased skills and physical
dexterity are apparent as children perform more and more difficult
tasksSIU
GUESSING GAME
pe 7 minutes 2054 color 1969
Utilizes a splitscreen technique for showing movement in dramatic
play finishing with a real picture Examples pantomimists mimic
the dribbling and shooting of a basketball then the splitscreen
shows the ball going through the hoop although the two pictures do
not always matchEB
GUITAR THE FROM STONE AGE THROUGH SOLID
ROCK
ejs 14 minutes 4587 color 1971
This film depicts the history of the instrument and its musical
styles some of them played by the great Brazilianborn guitarist
Laurindo Almeida The film is suitable for classes in music related
arts language arts general humanities and social studies Class
room discussion after viewing can lead to better understanding of
the guitar and can motivate students to learn more about music in
generalX
GYMNASTICS FUNDAMENTALS AND TECHNIQUES
PARTI
sc 16 minutes 4423
Opens with a printed commentary on the history and present status
of gymnastic competition Experienced gymnasts demonstrate
parallel bar routines of varying degrees of difficulty and the rope
climb The long horse is used to explainthe principles of vaulting
Uses slow motion to show form in tumbling Simple stunts are then
combined into progressively more difficult routinesPHP
GYMNASTICS FUNDAMENTALS AND TECHNIQUES
PART II
sc 16 minutes 4424
Briefly reviews the history and present status of gymnastic competi
tion Gymnasts with varying degrees of skill are shown warming
up performing a complex free exercise routine and using the still
and swinging rings the side horse and the horizontal or high bar
Slow motion is used to demonstrate some simple beginning moves
as the commentator criticizes each executionPHP
GYMNASTICS FUNDAMENTALS FOR BOYS
jsc 14 minutes 5535 color
1967
Uses slow motion and stop action to illustrate basic techniques and
methods of gymnastics Emphasizes throughout proper safety
procedures and spotting methods Demonstrates basic moves in
tumbling on parallel bars and on the horizontal bars Shows more
advanced movements on the side horse and still ringsBFA
GYMNASTICS FUNDAMENTALS FOR GIRLS
jsc 15 minutes 5536 color
1967
Uses slow motion and stop action to illustrate basic techniques and
methods of gymnastics Emphasizes throughout proper safety
procedures and spotting methods Demonstrates basic moves in
tumbling on the balance beam on the uneven parallel bars and
free exercise routine Shows more advanced routines featuring
strength balance grace and fluid movementBFA
GYMNOSPERMS
s 17 minutes 5353 1961
Defines gymnosperms and traces the life cycle of the pine using
animation and timelapse sequences Examples of lesserknown
gymnosperms are shown and the importance of conifers is
illustratedEB
HABITS OF HEALTH FOOD TO LIVE AND GROW
pe 13 Vi minutes 4113 color 1975
We all live more satisfying lives if we eat a balance of foods to give
us enough energy and the materials we need to grow So it is
important to eat a variety of foods Using examples of student
eating habits and following laboratory experiments with diets fed to
rats this film dramatizes the need for good eating habitsBFA
HABITS OF HEALTH KEEPING IN TOP SHAPE
pe 13 minutes 4117 color 1975
Sometimes when we awaken we might feel great and other times
we might just feel drained or without any energy to participate in
activities We cant always feel in top shape but there are things
we can do to help us maintain physical wellbeing most of the time
Through liveaction limited animation stop motion and slow
motion viewers will see the benefits of sound habits of rest
exercise good diet and good postureBFA
HABITS OF HEALTH THE PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
pe 10 minutes 286 color 1975
This film has been designed to acquaint young people with a doctor
and the purpose of a physical examination Viewers are shown how
a doctor examines a patient and the routines followed as the heart
reflexes pulse rate and other parts of the body are checked Record
keeping may seem unimportant but is shown to be of great
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importance as its purpose is explained by the examining physician
portrayed in the filmBFA
HAIKU
ej 14 minutes 4119 color 1972
Haiku is a form of unrhymed poetry consisting of three lines and
seventeen syllables It usually reveals a season of the year and often
deals with nature A number of haiku are read in the film some in
Japanese followed by an English translation The haiku were
chosen not only to illustrate Japanese philosophy but to relate the
timeless wisdom of each brief poem to our own lives The visuals
accompanying the haiku readings are both literal and abstract for
haiku only draws an outline The viewer must use his imagination
to fill in the restSTA
HAIRDRESS THROUGH THE AGES
ej 11 minutes 1106
Presents the story of hairstyle for men and women from the days of
the cavemen to modern times Shows how hat and hair styles
changed in yesterday as they do todayAL
HALF MILLION TEENAGERS
js 16 minutes 4793 color 1964
Discusses the prevalance of venereal disease especially among
teenagers and emphasizes the need for recognition of symptoms
and prompt treatment Indicates that of the more than one million
new cases in a recent year more than onehalf were teenagers
Uses microcinematography to show the spirochete which causes
syphilis and the gonococcus which causes gonorrhea Describes the
symptoms of each disease in the male and female and stresses the
importance of prompt treatment Note Preview before showing
Order on a separate form and have countersigned by the
SuperintendentCHU
HALOGENS THE SECOND EDITION
sc 16 minutes 4364 color 1966
Presents the physical and chemical properties of fluorine chlorine
bromine and iodine and demonstrates how their atom structure is
related to their high reactivity and the stability of their compounds
Shows the utilization of the halogen family and illustrates some of
the new developments with Teflon coatingC
HAMLET AGE OF ELIZABETH
sc 28 minutes 7503 color 1959
In this series Maynard Mack of Yale University discusses
various aspects of Hamlet Dramatized scenes are performed by the
Stratford Shakespearean Festival Company of Canada This part
reviews the events preceding the reign of Queen Elizabeth I and
studies her personality and its effect upon English life of the period
Recounts briefly Shakespeares life the tastes of his theater
audiences and the effect that the differences in stage structure
between a theater like the Globe and a modem stage have upon the
playwrights selection of techniques Concludes by presenting Act
I Scene 1 of Hamlet to raise the fundamental questions to be
discussed laterEB
HAMLET POISONED KINGDOM
sc 28 minutes 7505 color 1959
Maynard Mack pursues a search for the pattern behind each of the
three poisoning episodes which come as a climax to each of the
three movements of the play Describes Elizabethans attitude
about government in which power came down from God through
the king and relates this to the spiritual poisoning of Denmark by
Claudius which infects the state and kills his court The personality
of each main character s studied in selected dramatizationsEB
HAMLET READINESS IS ALL
sc 31 minutes 7506 color 1959
Develops an understanding of Shakespeares characters and their
motivations through an emphasis upon Hamlet as a young man
gradually comprehending the seemingly contradictory forces which
cause seemingly unsolvable problems The problems examined
include the reality and permanence of evil and the fact that people
are not always what they seem the separation of reality from the
deceptive the contamination of good intentions by evil forces the
reality of death and the view of man as royalEB
HAMLET WHAT HAPPENS IN HAMLET
sc 30 minutes 7504 color 1959
Analyzes the play as consisting fundamentally of three interwoven
storiesa ghost story a detective story and a revenge story
Uses scenes from Acts I III and IV to introduce the principal
characters and present the structure of each substoryEB
HAND AND CLAY A CELEBRATION
ejsc 19 minutes 4550 color 1970
Two Japanese potters demonstrate step by step two basic ways of
creating clay potsby throwing on a wheel and by the coil method
While much is learned about technique tools and terminology as
three diverse types of pots are made the film uses the demonstra
tions primarily as vehicles for considering the relationship of the art
to the artist and his backgroundFILMFAIR
HANDWRITING IS IMPORTANT
ejs 11 minutes 683 color 1963
Relates how poor handwriting can cause misunderstandings poor
grades in school work and expensive errors Demonstrates good
handwriting techniquesAVF
HANDY DANDY DOITYOURSELF ANIMATION FILM THE
ejs 12 minutes 5798 color 1974
Three young students work together making Super 8 animated
movies They demonstrate how to use various materials including
pen and ink cutouts finger paints sand and claythen go on to
show how to achieve such cinematic effects as pixillation while the
film uses some of its own The entire process from equipment
setup to finished movies is shown including two examples of the
childrens work Trapped and A Giant Leap for Mankind A Step
Too Far For Voodzpar The film treats its subject in a bright fun
manner with basic demonstrations set to a lively music track
LCA
HANDY DANDY DOITYOURSELF EDITING FILM THE
ejs 12 minutes 5799 color 1974
Editing as this film points out can do wonders for a movie It can
also do wonders for a student in teaching how to organize
discriminate make decisions and discipline his work Here the
students learn how to assemble their footage selecting rearranging
and discarding to create the best possible visual sequence They
leam how to add the sound track using narration live sound and
musicLCA
HANDY DANDY DOITYOURSELF FILMMAKING FILM
THE
ejs 8 minutes 163 color 1974
Students demonstrate how to shoot a liveaction film They choose
a story and decide to shoot a documentary on the sport of jousting
How they check on the necessary equipment camera taperecorder
and tripod and use the various items are shown Such film
techniques as employing the zoom lens and panning are demon
strated and how to record live sound is explained in the course of
an interviewLCA
HANGMAN THE
sc 11 minutes 2055 color 1964
Uses animation to convey in simple terms the message that we are
all responsible humans and one day liable to answer for it Based
on Maurice Ogdens poem and narrated by Herschel Bemardi
MCGH
HANSEL AND GRETEL
p 17 minutes 5487 color 1966
Presents live action dramatization by the Peppermint Players a
childrens repertory theatre company of the poor children Hansel
and Gretel lost in the woods and their encounter with the wicked
witchMCGH
HAPPY BIRTHDAY USA
ejsc 11 minutes 290 color 1975
Youre invited to a birthday party hosted by George Washington
Everybody is therethe founding fathers Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Edison and others who made America what it is Also
there are Paul Bunyan Rip van Winkle Uncle Sam soldiers
58workers cowboys and Indians artists athletes policemen pil
grims and just plain people In this film youll see how America
came to be and what it stands forC
HAPPY HOLIDAYS
ejs 14 minutes 4440 color
Features a gay and amusing story about one persons efforts to
enjoy all the facilities of the Ida Cason Calloway Gardens in a
single day The hero tells of his adventures as he tries the golf
course fishing on Mountain Creek Lake dining room clubhouse
the largest manmade beach in the world at Robin Lake and all the
rest of the Gardens array of beauty and funICG
HAPPY LITTLE HAMSTERS
pe 14 minutes 5015
1961
Tells the story of two hamsters Naomi and Abdullah and their
litter of eight babies Shows how the babies develop until they
leave their mother to become petsPOR
HARE AND THE TORTOISE SECOND EDITION
pe 10 minutes 381 color 1979
Vivid animation a lively original music score and just the right
touch of refreshingly contemporary narration are enchantingly
blended in the delightful film version of Aesops classic fable of the
boastful hare and the quietly determined tortoiseEB
HAUNTED HOUSE THE
p 14 minutes 4906 color 1971
Two brothers and their little sister timorously explore the inside of
the big empty house on the next street Is it haunted as rumored A
slamming door and a large trunk in the middle of the bedroom set
the stage for the sound of footsteps coming up the stairs and a door
that begins to open slowly Which of three endings will children
enjoy the most and why a magical tea party a ghost who turns
out to be a housepainter or one boys bad dream Children will be
motivated to describe and write about their own ideas for endingsEB
HAWAIIUSA
ejs 17 minutes 5049 color 1964
Shows Hawaii as a cluster of tropical islands and points out their
physical and economic differencesUEVA
HAWAIIS HISTORY KINGDOM TO STATEHOOD
ejs 13 minutes 4962 color 1960
Shows the gradual change in the ways of living in the Hawaiian
Islands from the days of the native kingdoms to todays modern
American communities Traces the step by step development of
closer ties with the United States resulting from contact with early
New England whalers and missionaries the growth of large
plantations and the United States need for naval bases Ends with
Hawaiian statehoodBFA
HAWTHORNE AND NEW ENGLAND
jsc 14 minutes 4798 color 1959
Scenes of Salem Mass Concord Mass and the White Moun
tains of New Hampshire as they were seen by Nathaniel Hawthorne
with a spoken commentary taken from his prefaces and tales The
Salem sequence features photographs and engravings from the Essex
InstituteCAM
HEALTH EYECARE FANTASY
p 8 minutes 332 color 1972
A goldengowned fairy escorts children through a film journey
showing eyecare hygiene and ways to avoid eye injuries Special
optic illusions show the young viewer types of vision faults that
may need corrective glasses to keep eyes in good working condi
tion The fairy conjures up many road signs that eyes must be able
to see clearly The film illustrates eyecare and tells how sleep is
the best medicine for weary eyesEB
HEALTH HEROES THE BATTLE AGAINST DISEASE
ejs II minutes 512 1959
The contributions of five great men in the battle against disease are
examined within an historical framework Shows how Van
Leeuwenhoek began the study of bacteria by improving the
microscope how Jenner developed the concept of vaccination how
Pasteurs and Kochs studies of microorganisms threw light on the
causes of disease and how Lister helped demonstrate the relation
ship between sanitation and the patients health after surgeryC
HEALTHY FEET
ej 11 minutes 1814 1958
Uses diagrams Xrays slowmotion photography and regular
photography to present the importance of healthy feet common
foot disorders and habits leading to healthy feet Points out the
importance of healthy feet in athletics and shows the proper way
to walk trim toenails and buy properly fitted shoes Emphasizes
the importance of proper foods in developing strong healthy feet
C
HEALTHY SKIN
ej 11 minutes 1813 1958
Uses diagrams and actual photography to present the importance of
the skin its structures common skin ailments and the proper care
of the skin Explains how the skin protects the inner organs of the
body and shows the skins pores sweat glands blood vessels oil
glands around each hair and nerve ending Points out that the
proper care of the skin can help to prevent blackheads and pimples
Emphasizes that the proper ways to a healthy skin include adequate
sunshine exercise sleep food and cleanlinessC
HEART AND CIRCULATION
jsc 10 minutes 265
1937
Shows how the heart and blood vessels circulate blood throughout
the body Animated drawings depict the nature of the circulatory
system and muscular and valvular heart action Shows factors
affecting the rate of heart beat the flow of blood from a severed
artery and the effect of severing a cervical nerveEB
HEART AND CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
j 16 minutes 6162 color 1975
Traces the scientific discoveries that have led to our current under
standing of the circulatory system The structures and processes of
this vital system are then clearly shown through the use of animation
cinemicrography cineangiography and recently developed tech
niques for studying the diffusion of substances from the bloodstream
to the cells Presents some of the causes of heart disease and shows
how young people can reduce the risk of developing this disease
in later lifeEB
HEART THE HOW IT WORKS
js 11 minutes 1195 color 1955
Uses animated drawings and liveaction photography to present the
functions of the various parts of the heart the blood circulation
cycle the work the heart does and the importance of not over
working it Pictures the membrane and fluid surrounding the heart
the muscle fibers in the heart wall and the hearts four chambers
and four valve Explains the two arterial pressuresMCGH
HEARTBEAT OF A VOLCANO
ejs 21 minutes 4388 color 1970
Dramatic filming of one of the earths most powerful land building
processesa volcano eruption Shows the twoweek buildup and
awesome ninehour eruption of Kilauea in Hawaii Rare views of
degassing and cessation of the eruption add to the unique
features of this filmEB
HEARTLUNG ENDURANCE
pej 15 minutes 4120 color 1975
Heartlung endurance is one of the most important elements of
physical performance Our heart must beat faster when we are very
active and recover quickly when we rest As it beats the heart
pumps bloodcarrying oxygen and food to our muscles Our lungs
must take in more oxygen for the blood to absorb Without oxygen
from the air we breathe and fuel from the food we eat our muscles
would die To keep our heart and lungs in good shape we must
exercise so that our heart beats more rapidly and our lungs work
faster for a period of timeBFA
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HEARTS AND CIRCULATORY SYSTEMS
jsc 14 minutes 5575 color
Examines different animals to show types of hearts and circulatory
systems Compares the fish frog and mouse to illustrate two three
and four chambered hearts while the lobster and the rabbit show
open and closed circulatory systems Demonstrates with the tor
toise heart how the parasympathetic and sympathetic nerves affect
heart rateC
HEAT AND TEMPERATURE
ej 14 minutes 5573 color
Uses experiments to clarify the definition of heat as energy transfer
rather than a form of energy and to show the role of temperature in
measuring heat Demonstrations measure the heat output of a space
heater cooling capacity of an air conditioner and caloric output of a
piece of cakeC
HEATHER BECOMES A FIREFIGHTER
Pe 13 minutes 4866 color 1980
Heather Garrison describes her life as a professional fire fighter in
the Rockford Illinois Fire Department from her training in the fire
fighters school through her daily duties around the fire station to
her participation in the protection of life and property in the first
real fire she helps her team fightEB
HEATWAVE
812 14 minutes 5787 color 1975
Dramatizes the necessity for young and old alike to understand the
effects and consequences of overexertion during times of extreme
heatDCPA
HELP WANTED SECRETARY
sc 18 minutes 5554 color 1969
Uses comedy and a surprise ending to point out that being a good
secretary is more a state of mind than just being a good stenogra
pher or a good typist Humorously depicts in a psychiatrists office
the traumatic experience of hiring a series of inefficient women to
replace the perfect secretary who left to marryGE
HELPERS AT OUR SCHOOL
P 11 minutes 1670 color 1966
Pictures the many kinds of jobs which must be done by members of
a school staff and explains that pupils and staff members must
cooperate for the benefit of the entire groupC
HELPERS PERSONALIZING THE TEACHING OF READ
ING
e 28 minutes 7350 color 1977
Presents ways in which paid aides community volunteers and
student tutors can assist in improving the quality of reading
instruction in the classroomAIT
HELPFUL LITTLE FIREMAN
P 11 minutes 1673 color 1966
Tells the whimsical story of a little boy who is allowed to live in a
fire station and take part in all of the everyday activities He learns
that he cannot do the big jobs in actually fighting a fire but that the
little jobs are important tooC
HELPING CHILDREN WITH READING DISABILITY
t 30 minutes 7381
Defines reading disability and discusses how children with reading
problems may be located A discussion of factors associated with
disability follows Several guiding principles for working with such
children are givenETV
HELPING JOHNNY REMEMBER
pec 11 minutes 1040 color 1956
Shows second and thirdgrade children as they act out a situation
which dramatizes the problem of a boy rejected by the other
children because he is selfish uncooperative and domineering
Illustrates his acceptance by the group when he develops a real
desire to be courteous and consideratePOR
HELPING THE RELUCTANT READER
te 29 minutes 8023 color 1973
Staff Development
Despite the seemingly best efforts and talents of everyone concerned
a significant number of students have problems in learning to read
What can be done Is motivation the difficulty Are there hopeless
cases Is the answer for the teacher or the student to try harder
What unrecognized hangups cause beginning readers to become
reluctantMEDIA FIVE
HENRY FORD MUSEUMPANORAMA OF THE PAST
pejs 15 minutes 4567 color 1959
Visits the Ford Museum which houses exhibits of antique furnish
ings vehicles machinery and other samples of our American
heritageWSU
HENRY MOORETHE SCULPTOR
jsc 24 minutes 7899 color 1969
Presents Henry Moore who discusses his own obsessions as a
sculptor Shows how a stick a pebble a shell or other small objects
influence him toward larger finished works of art Demonstrates
how he works with maquettes small plaster of paris molds
while he projects the large finished piece in his mind Contrasts
models in the studio with views of his finished massive sculptureEB
HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW
js 17 minutes 4646 1949
Portrays events in the life of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Describes his early love for poetry and his life as a teacher scholar
and poet Interposes selections from his poems and depicts
incidents which inspired him to write several of his best known
worksEB
HERBERT HOOVER PART I
js 27 minutes 7490 1958
Herbert Hoover speaks of his childhood his work as a day laborer
and engineer his activities in social welfare his views on public
affairs and his career as President of the United States He discusses
problems of government in connection with the work of the Hoover
CommissionFI
HERBERT HOOVER PART II
js 27 minutes 7491
See description of Pt IFI
1958
HERE COMES THE CIRCUS
pejs 10 minutes 167 1942
Shows the parade acrobats thrilling jumps and famous clowns of
the Cole Brothers CircusCF
HEREDITY SECOND EDITION
js 15 minutes 5409 color 1980
Microphotography and precise animation help to visualize chromo
somal mechanics and DNA as determinants of human genetic in
formation The film shows how knowledge of heredity and chrom
osomal aberrations is being used in genetic counseling particularly
in the process of amniocentesis and also describes principles of
population genetics and how these may lead to genetic similarities
and differencesEBE
HERES HELP
jsc 28 minutes 8006 color 1970
The broad range of treatment programs currently available for drug
users is shown It is emphasized that no single method of treatment
works for all drug abusers but different approaches work for
different peopleNIMH
HEZEKIAHS WATER TUNNEL
js 28 minutes 7111 color 1962
Uses the findings of archaeological science to shed light on
mysteries of the human past One such mystery was posed by
discovery of a long forgotten tunnel under the ancient city of
JerusalemRA
60HIAWATHAS CHILDHOOD
pe 12 minutes 5539 color 1967
Focuses on the third part of The Song of Hiawatha by Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow Starts just after the birth of Hiawatha and
the death of his mother Describes Hiawatha being raised by his
grandmother his love for animals of the forest his friends and his
entrance into adulthoodMCGH
HIBERNATION AND OTHER FORMS OF DORMANCY
ejs 10 minutes 364 color 1962
Illustrates how even though all animals must have food in order to
survive they have many different ways of existing when their
environment does not supply enough for their needs Shows
animals as they estivate hibernate hoard food become fattened
or migrate to combat food shortages Pictures the awakening of the
ground squirrel from a period of hibernation and shows how his
body begins to function normally againEB
HICKORY STICK
ct 28 minutes 7149 1961
Shows that a good teacher doesnt need a hickory stick to build
character Points out that with firmness and understanding the
teacher can help children to control their feelings and to accept
authority Shows how the teacher maintains an orderly atmosphere
for learning and helps the children cope with their problems Takes
place in a fifth grade classroomIFB
HIDDEN EARTH THESEISMOLOGY
js 27 minutes 7158 color 1960
Traces the history of mans endeavors to study the earths interior
and decribes modern instruments and techniques Explains the
significance of volcanic eruptions and earthquakes discusses
theories regarding the solar system and the changes in the surface of
the earthMCGH
HIGH ARCTIC BIOME
jsc 22 minutes 5360 1961
Shows the simple forms of plant life that appear upon retreat of the
glaciers and the role of these plants in preparing the earths surface
for other plant and animal life Forests of the high Arctic are
shown to be only inches high though many years old The struggle
for life existing among plant forms and animal forms in this harsh
environment is depicted as the variety of species in the region is
surveyedEB
HISTORY IN YOUR COMMUNITY
ejs 14 minutes 4059
1955
Shows how a class conducts a study of the history of the local
community When a boy finds an Indian arrowhead and takes it to
school the pupils begin a study of the community by interviewing
old residents visiting old homes and examining old newspapers
and dates on tombstones Shows a reconstructed general store an
apothecary shop and street scenes typical of the early 1900s
Suggests that the history of every community is part of the history
of the countryC
HISTORY OF THE NEGRO IN AMERICA
CIVIL WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION 18611877
sc 20 minutes 5533 1965
Traces the role of the Negro in American history from the outbreak
of the Civil War through the reconstruction period Points out the
Negros role in the fight for emancipation discusses the Emanci
pation Proclamation and indicates the provisions of the thir
teenth fourteenth and fifteenth amendments to the Constitution
MCGH
HISTORY OF THE NEGRO IN AMERICA
FREEDOM MOVEMENT 1877TODAY
sc 20 minutes 5534 1965
Traces attempts of Negroes to acquire basic freedoms from 1877 to
the present Indicates how segregation laws have tended to humili
ate and degrade the Negro Presents a brief overview of the present
struggle of the Negro to attain equal rightsMCGH
HISTORY OF THE NEGRO IN AMERICA
OUT OF SLAVERY 16191860
sc 20 minutes 5532 1965
Traces the history of the Negro in America from his first arrival to
the outbreak of the Civil War Pictures slavery in the ancient world
and outlines the development of the slave trade in America Depicts
the life of the Negro as a slave in the South and as a free man in the
North Shows his role in the American Revolution and discusses
slave labor as the foundation of Southern wealthMCGH
HISTORY OF TRANSPORTATION IN THE US
STEAM AGE PART I
ejs 17 minutes 5321 1958
Describes the swift development of transportation in the United
States from the time of the Indians to the coming of the automobile
Utilizing historical reenactments and unusual prints of the period
the film brings to life mans struggle to conquer the vast distances
of the North American continentEB
HISTORY OF TRANSPORTATION IN THE US
GASOLINE AGE PART II
ejs 14 minutes 5322 1959
Describes the rapid change that has taken place in the transportation
of the United States since the coming of the automobile Describes
also the growth and decline of railroads the tremendous expansion
of the highway system and the growing use of air transportationEB
HISTORY OF US FOREIGN RELATIONS THE PART I
AN AGE OF REVOLUTIONS
sct 31 minutes 8008 color 1972
This film emphasizes the diplomacy of the American Revolution
through the early Federal periodBenjamin Franklins crucial role
in winning our independence the entanglements precipitated by
the French Revolution the importance of trade the Louisiana
Purchase neutral rights and freedom of the seas the War of 1812
and the Monroe Doctrine USDS
HISTORY OF US FOREIGN RELATIONS THE PART II
YOUTH TO MATURITY
sct 29 minutes 8009 color 1972
This film covers the development of our interests in Asia and Latin
America and the evolution from a small nation into a world
powerterritorial expansion and industrial growth Manifest
Destiny Civil War diplomacy the SpanishAmerican War the
Open Door policy the Panama Canal and dollar diplomacy the
Portsmouth Treaty and the Algeciras Conference and US partici
pation in the two Hague ConferencesUSDS
HISTORY OF US FOREIGN RELATIONS THE PART III
THE RELUCTANT WORLD POWER
sct 29 minutes 8010 color 1972
Portrayed is the agonizing process by which the United States was
obligated to accept the role of a major powerthe tragedy of
Woodrow Wilson his efforts to keep the Nation out of World War
I the decision to fight the search for permanent peace through the
Versailles Treaty and the League of Nations US rejection of the
treaty and League membership and the retreat into isolationism the
gradual erosion of international security in the 1920s and 1930s
the rise of the dictators the tragic mistakes of the Western
democracies the beginning of World War IIUSDS
HISTORY OF US FOREIGN RELATIONS THE PART IV
THE ROAD TO INTERDEPENDENCE
sct 30 minutes 7003 color 1976
Using documentary footage this film follows the development of
US foreign policy from 1945 up to the mid1970s It describes
the onset of the nuclear age and the cold war in Europe and Asia
the watershed events of the 1960s and the new international
relationships and circumstances which emerged in the first half of
this decade Similarly it underlines the growing significance and
character of our relations with the Third World and the growing
interdependence of nations throughout this periodUSDS
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mnflHAflHHITLER ANATOMY OF A DICTATORSHIP
jsc 22 minutes 4575 1970
Adolph Hitler became legal head of the German government in
1933 To a nation torn by economic political and spiritual crises
he promised strong leadership and a policy of revenge against
supposed enemies at home and abroad With little opposition
Hitler soon made himself the master of Europe Before the Allies
finally defeated him he would be responsible for the deaths of over
35 million people an unmatched record of dictatorial brutality
LCA
HOBBIT THE PART I
ejsc 26 minutes 7922 color 1977
J R R Tolkiens saga of the epic battle between the moralistic
hobbits and dwarves against the evil forces of dragons and goblins
Narrated by Orson Bean Richard Boone Cyril Ritchard and John
HustonX
HOBBIT THE PART II
ejsc 26 minutes 7923
See description of Part IX
HOBBIT THE PART III
ejsc 26 minutes 7924
See description of Part IX
color
color
1977
1977
HOLIDAY ART
pejs 6 minutes 1070 1955
Shows how children can use creative ideas and scrap material to
make Christmas tree ornaments valentines holiday centerpieces
for the table place cards and appropriate holiday picturesBFA
HOLY LAND BACKGROUND FOR HISTORY
AND RELIGION
jsc I minutes 555 color 1954
Presents scenes of the typical geographic features of the Holy Land
historic ruins religious buildings of the three historic religions and
present day peoples engaged in activities typical of life in Biblical
times Uses maps to indicate the four geographic subdivisions of
the area and the various cities Explains the relationship of these
scenes to events in religious historyC
HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE
s 13 minutes 4290 color 1961
Surveys the complex nine hundred year history of the Holy Roman
Empire with location scenes interspersed with dramatizations of
selected historical events Points out that the Empire was an
expression of the idea that as Christianity was the one true religion
for most Europeans there should be one Christian government over
all Europe Illustrates the conflict that developed between the popes
and emperors Dramatizes some of the forces contending within
Germany during the Thirty Years War Relates the continuing
disunity within the Empire and its demise at the hands of Napole
ons armiesC
HOMES AROUND THE WORLD
ej I minutes 1693 color 1957
Illustrates and explains the fact that the kinds of homes built in
different regions of the world depend upon the climate and the
materials available for buildingC
HOMESPUN
ejsc 21 minutes 4820 color 1955
Tells the story of a seventyyearold SwedishAmerican woman
who after her children grew up turned to weaving and spinning
that she had learned as a child in Sweden She tells how she shears
goats prepares and dyes the wool and weaves it on her loom
Shows her using her spinning wheel bobbins and loom all
handmade of woodEB
HONEYBEE THE A SOCIAL INSECT
ejS 6 minutes 1956 color 1955
Describes the life cycle of the honeybee indicates the three types of
bees and explains the duties of each group Shows the process of
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swarming as a queen bee leaves the hive after laying eggs and a
new queen emerges to take over the hive Explains the meaning of
the term social insects and describes the characteristics of
such insectsC
HOPI INDIAN THE REVISED EDITION
Pej 11 minutes 255 color 1975
Of all the Indian people of the great Southwest the Hopi hold most
firmly to their traditional way of life in the Grand Canyon We
observe men and women in daily routines and in special celebra
tions such as the secret Hopi wedding ceremonyC
HOPPY THE BUNNY BACKGROUND FOR
READING AND EXPRESSION
P II minutes 1578 1953
Pictures a class of children reading about a rabbit and then uses
live animals to depict the bunnys travels meeting his friends the
raccoon and the owl and facing life on a farm Shows the rabbit
meeting other farm animals then being chased home by a dog
Ends showing children sketching pictures about the storyC
HORACE MANN
jsc 18 minutes 4736 1951
Portrays episodes in the life of Horace Mann the father of the
common schools Reviews his activities as teacher lawyer state
senator board of education member and college president Em
phasizes Manns great work in pointing up the need for well built
schools good textbooks democratic methods of learning schools
for teachers and universal education in the United StatesEB
HOUSE OF MAN THE PART II
Jsc II minutes 118 color 1968
Our world community is faced with many problems and conflicts
One theme that runs consistently throughout the 20th century is the
population explosion and the problems it causes This film offers
solutions for some problems and a challenge to find more
GDNR
HOUSE THAT WASNT THERE THE
P 16 minutes 4910 color 1972
Exercises imaginations as children try to solve the problem of the
missing house When his favorite toy a cart wont fit on the
moving van young Mike sets out with the cart and his dog on an
adventurous walk to his new home Mistaking the street number he
finds only an empty lot and finally falls asleep against a tree
Viewers aware of the error devise endings before seeing three
versions in the filmEB
HOUSEFLY THE SECOND EDITION
ejs 17 minutes 5311 1953
Uses magnification and microphotography to portray the habits and
lite history of the common housefly and the ways in which it is a
menace to health Traces its physical development from the egg
through larval and pupal stages to the emergence of the young fly
Magnified views reveal its biological structure and methods of
carrying and spreading disease germs Suggests practical control
methodsEB
HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW
ejs 15 minutes 5488 1950
Illustrates with drawings maps and graphs each step of the
legislative process of a bill becoming law Answers the questions of
how a law is made where it originates and through what
procedures it must goUPA
HOW A CAREER DEVELOPS
1012 20 minutes 5754 color 1974
Vocational Education
This film is an overview of the continuous lifelong process we
call career development It highlights the characteristics of the
principal stages and tasks of career development and includes
statements from real people about how their careers developed
Young people are encouraged to examine careers in relation to their
individual interests values and abilities CFIHOW ANIMALS LIVE IN WINTER
pe 10 minutes 1912 1956
Shows two children observing the adaptations of various animals to
the rigors of winter Explains that some birds migrate south while
others stay through the winter Illustrates three types of adaptation
by showing a snowshoe rabbit whose coat changes color with the
seasons the raccoons who hibernate and the skunks badgers and
deer who eat all winter and grow thick fur coats Points out that all
animals have ways of staying warm and surviving through the
winterC
HOW BIRDS HELP US
pe 10 minutes 1878 color 1957
Jack believes all birds are pests like the crows in his garden
Looking around however he observes that birds help us in many
ways such as providing us with food destroying harmful insects
and rodents eating weed seeds and giving us pleasure with their
bright colors and happy songsC
HOW DO YOU COUNT
js 12 minutes 5104 color 1963
Shows that the decimal system is but one of many possible number
systems that could be used for counting Describes the binary
system as the number system of computersIFB
HOW EFFECTIVE IS YOUR READING
js 10 minutes 1227 1951
Through a teachers assistance Jim improves his reading skill He
learns to read whole groups of words to find out the meaning of
new words to get an overview of a textbook chapter before reading
it in detail to look for key ideas to vary his reading speed
according to his purpose and to practice these skills persistently
Includes some audience participationC
HOW FLOWERS MAKE SEEDS
ej 11 minutes 1694 color 1963
Uses animation and regular timelapse photography to identify the
seed producing parts of flowers and to show how flowers make
seedsC
HOW GREEN PLANTS MAKE AND USE FOOD
jsc 10 minutes 1859 color 1958
Stresses the concept that all living things depend directly or
indirectly on food made by green plants Shows the factors required
by green plants for life and growth sunlight carbon dioxide
water and soluble minerals Describes the process of photosynthe
sis by which chemical compounds are combined and changed
within the plant to make foodC
HOW GREEN PLANTS MAKE FOOD PHOTOSYNTHESIS
ejs 14 minutes 4988 color 1961
Uses animation microphotography and live action to show how
green plants make food in the process of photosynthesis Also
emphasizes the importance of green plants in the food supply
UEVA
HOW INDIANS BUILD CANOES
ej 10 minutes 1291 color 1948
Demonstrates the building of a birch bark canoe by Algonquin
Indians who use only materials supplied by the forestIFB
HOW INSECTS HELP US
pe 10 minutes 1877 1957
Pictures a variety of insects and briefly tells why each is beneficial
or harmful Shows Billy hoeing the garden and thinking of the
harmfulness of insects as he sees a bumblebee mosquito ant fly
and wasp Discusses the many helpful as well as destructive insects
such as the butterfly honeybee praying mantis corn borer
grasshopper and silkworm Explains that fish birds and dragon
flies eat insects Concludes with the emergence of a Monarch
butterfly from its chrysalid stageC
HOW LEVEL IS SEA LEVEL
ejs 12 minutes 285 color 1970
Waves and tides create constant changes even mean sea level is not
the same for all the oceans After viewing this film students should
be able to define mean sea level and explain how it is determined
describe factors that influence sea level at various locations
demonstrate comprehension of concepts presented in the film by
analyzing the problems of creating a sea level canal in Central
AmericaEB
HOW MACHINES AND TOOLS HELP US
p 10 minutes 1922 1954
Explains how machines make work easier as Jack and his father
build a brick fireplace Shows Jacks father getting two helpers
to aid in the construction a plank and a wheelbarrow and
describes the operation of the lever principle and the inclined plane
Demonstrates other helpers including the hammer pulley
water wheels boat sails automobiles and airplanesC
HOW MAN LEARNED TO COUNT
e 30 minutes 7074 1957
Shows how arithmetic developed from the cave man to the present
Bill Baird and his puppets demonstrate how the number systems of
Rome Egypt Phoenicia Carthage and India contributed to
todays number systemASF
HOW MANY STARS
jsc 10 minutes 1393 color 1954
Emphasizes the vastness of space and the extremely large numbers
of stars in known galaxies Uses drawings and photographs to
compare the sizes of the sun and planets and to discuss the distance
of the nearest star the shape of our galaxy and the millions of stars
within itMIS
HOW MATERIALS ARE CHANGED
ej 14 minutes 4989 color 1961
Discusses characteristics and properties of chemical substances
concepts relating to the structure of matter elements and com
pounds how chemical changes occur and the importance of these
changes in daily lifeUEVA
HOW MUCH CAN YOU SEE
ej 15 minutes
5024
Using a piece of driftwood to spark their imagination the children
see many things They portray animals and create a scene to allow
each to react to their charactersIU
HOW NATURE PROTECTS ANIMALS SECOND EDITION
ej 11 minutes 280 1959
Illustrates typical defensive adaptations of animals to natural
hazards Shows a wide variety of animal adaptations for running
swimming climbing and flying and demonstrates how protective
coloration serves to conceal some animals from enemies Live
closeup photography illustrates basic concepts of animal adapta
tions to their environmentsEB
HOW PLANTS HELP US OBSERVING
THINGS ABOUT US
pe 10 minutes 650 1954
As Steve bicycles to his uncles farm he observes that plants are
useful to man in many ways Shows plants as a source of lumber
paper rubber clothing and food Points out the parts of plants
which are useful as food and illustrates how cotton is made into
cloth and wheat into breadC
HOW QUIET HELPS AT SCHOOL
pe 11 minutes 227
1953
Shows how a class can study and work better if the room is quiet
Demonstrates ways to study without interrupting others Indicates
that noise does have a place on the playgroundC
HOW SEEDS ARE SCATTERED
pe 11 minutes 449 1958
Shows how seeds are dispersed by animals wind and water
Pictures a boy planting seeds Then shows seeds which are
distributed by attaching themselves to passersby Gives examples of
seeds being carried by animals wind and water Stresses that there
must be many seeds to insure the germination of but a few of
themMCGH
63HOW SIMPLE MACHINES MAKE WORK EASIER
P 11 minutes 1696 1954
Ronnie his father and his friend Dick use many familiar objects
and techniques which the narrator describes as examples of simple
machines and the kinds of work they do Explains that the
wheelandaxle and the pulley are variations of the lever and that
the wedge and the screw are variations of the inclined planeC
HOW SOLID IS ROCK
s 22 minutes 4402 color 1968
Designed to help students grasp the concept that the earth when
considered over the long span of geologic time behaves much like
a soft ball The film establishes a parallel between the constant flux
of the atmosphere and hydrosphere and the deformation and
movement of the lithosphere Field evidence confirmed by laboratory
experiments shows that underground rock can both break and
flow even at the same time when under great pressure and high
temperature The film is divided into four parts each of which ends
with questions designed to stimulate classroom discussionEB
HOW TO ADD FRACTIONS
ej 11 minutes 1588 1947
Illustrates the simplicity of the addition of fractions which have a
common denominator and explains why the denominator does not
change Explains the necessity for common denominators and
shows how they may be achieved by means of equal fractions
Assumes that the audience has had some experience in changing the
terms of a fractionJHP
HOW TO BEND LIGHT BASIC PHYSICAL SCIENCE SE
RIES
ej 11 minutes 339 1961
Visual devices and demonstrations show how light travels in
straight lines except when it is being bent by objects such as
mirrors prisms or lensesEB
HOW TO BUILD A GOLF SWING PART I
jsc 17 minutes 4540 color 1976
Conditioning mind and body to understand the swinging move
ments based upon six major concepts Flow of Power Rhythm Steady
CenterPlaneArcDirection These are built through progressive
drills and exercises taught in a realistic group instruction setting
then practiced individually by students under teacher supervision
HOW TO BUILD A GOLF SWING PART II
jsc 17 minutes 4541 color 1976
For viewing after basic swing movements presented in Part One
have been conditioned into the mind and body Building the finer
points of control for direction and distance into the setup and
swing The key momentthe moment of impactfor which all
movements are learned The simple physics of clubface position
and resultant ball flightFC
HOW TO DIVIDE FRACTIONS
ej 11 minutes 1584 1948
Reviews the measurement concept of division using whole numbers
for illustration Develops the rule for dividing by a fraction and
explains why inverting the divisor and multiplying gives the correct
answerJHP
HOW TO HAVE AN ACCIDENT AT WORK
sc 8 minutes 781 color 1961
Presents a satire on the serious business of plant safety featuring
Donald Duck as the accident prone employee who is advised to
observe the safety rules by a new Disney character JJ FateWD
HOW TO HAVE AN ACCIDENT IN THE HOME
pejsc 10 minutes 1018 color 1957
Donald Duck representing an average person illustrates the many
accidents that can happen in the home as a result of carelessness or
taking chancesWD
HOW TO MAKE A LINOLEUM BLOCK PRINT
ejs 12 minutes 4349 1955
Demonstrates the use of linoleum block printing for Christmas
cards home furnishings and clothing A card is made showing the
planning transferring cutting and printing of a mounted block
Also shows how to use mounted or unmounted blocks on cloth and
paperBFA
HOW TO MAKE PAPIERMACHE ANIMALS
ejs 12 minutes 4629 1954
Shows the steps for making various animals from newspaper and
string by pasting paper strips over a form painting decorating and
shellacking the animals Illustrates their use for toys and in
displays mobiles table decorations and carnivalsBFA
HOW TO MEASURE TIME BASIC PHYSICAL
SCIENCE SERIES
ej II minutes 337 196I
Shows that time is important in the placing of events and that to
measure time accurately it is necessary to count it in some way
The builtin sense of time and its use is demonstrated by a boys
heartbeat and a jazz orchestra The earths orbit around the sun is
shown to function as a measurement of time An oscilloscope is
used as a clock by means of a simple experiment with an electric
eye and a flashbulbEB
HOW TO MOVE BETTER
js 20 minutes 4932 color 1975
Continuous exploration of the needs for development and under
standing of an efficient dance instrument Elements which contrib
ute to a more effective performance are presented in detail and
correction of frequent alignment errors contributes to a positive
imageAAHPER
HOW TO MULTIPLY FRACTIONS
ej 10 minutes 1585 1948
Presents by means of animation a review of multiplication as
applied to whole numbers Explains the concept of multiplication
by fractions then develops and verifies the rule Concludes with a
demonstration of what happens to a fraction when it is multiplied
by another fractionJHP
HOW TO PREPARE A CLASS REPORT
Js 11 minutes 1590 1953
Traces the activities of a juniorhigh school boy in preparing a class
report Stresses the following steps choosing the subject thinking
of ones own interests and the audience gathering information and
organizing the presentationC
HOW TO PRODUCE ELECTRIC CURRENT WITH MAG
NETS BASIC PHYSICAL SCIENCE SERIES
ej 11 minutes 340 1961
Explains that electricity and magnetism are closely related Dem
onstrates the construction and operation of a simple electromagnet
Explains that electric current can be produced either by moving
coils in relation to magnets or magnets in relation to coils a
principle utilized in the generatorEB
HOW TREES HELP US
Pe 10 minutes 1898 color 1957
Presents the importance of trees to humans and to animals Shows
Wally a boy in elementary school walking through the woods
with his father who shows and explains the importance of trees
Tells of their use for lumber food paper rubber sap and other
uses Illustrates how Indians used black walnut bark for dye and the
birch tree for making canoes Pictures a birds nest in an oak tree
and a squirrel gathering acorns Points out that even the fallen oak
has uses as baby rabbits are pictured in a nest underneath it
Concludes with school children planting a tree and explains that
they now realize that everyone should take care of treesC
HOW WATER HELPS US
Pe 10 minutes 1874 1957
Shows how a family leams the importance of water to themselves
64and to others Demonstrates the need for water for washing clothes
washing dishes washing hands cooking drinking and other
purposes when the familys water supply is turned off by a plumber
who needs to repair a pipe Explains the sources of city water
supplies and how the water is purified Pictures such important uses
of water as extinguishing fires providing steam for power swim
ming fishing floating large boats and growing crops Points out
that water can cause harm also in the form of floods and
HOW WE ELECT OUR PRESIDENTS
ej 10 minutes 722
1960
Describes the process involved in electing presidents Discusses
National Conventions platforms nominations roll call election
day events and the Electoral CollegeFL
HOW WE FEEL ABOUT SOUND
p 10 minutes 2017
color
Uses animation to feature Clancy a sevenyearold boy who
discovers that everyday sounds from trucks fire engines trains
boats can arouse emotions in people Clancy learns that people feel
differently about the various sounds they hear Points out that a
child will be helped to cope with his emotions by observing how
Clancy copes with his1FP
HOW WE GOT WHAT WE HAVE
ejs 20 minutes 4665
1956
Emphasizes that the type of government we have determines our
political and economic welfare Points out the importance of
individuals as a force for preserving the free democratic institutions
acquired by past generationsAEF
HOW WEATHER HELPS US
pe 10 minutes 1897
1957
Shows how rainy snowy windy and sunny kinds of weather are
helpful to people plants and animals Reviews weather that
accompanies the changing seasons and identifies the types of
clouds which indicate changes in weatherC
HOW WEATHER IS FORECAST
ej 10 minutes 222
1953
Shows how weather is forecast from observations of cloud forma
tion wind speed and direction visibility temperature humidity
and barometric pressure at different locations during the same time
of day Illustrates how the weather map is made and how the data
are interpreted for a forecast and indicates the importance of
weather forecasts to the livelihood of many peopleC
HUCKLEBERRY FINN ART OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN
sc 25 minutes 7548 color 1965
Designed to be used following the reading of Huckleberry Finn
Clifton Fadiman deals with the novel as a work of literary art He
discusses Clemens unique exploitation of the vernacular and uses
dramatizations from the novel to emphasize the recurrent motif of
reality vs appearance Mr Fadiman identifies three unifying
threads a central point of view the theme of the novel and the
development of the river and the shore as major symbolsEB
HUCKLEBERRY FINN HUCKLEBERRY FINN AND THE
AMERICAN EXPERIENCE
sc 27 minutes 7549 color 1965
Designed to be used following the reading of Huckleberry Finn
Clifton Fadiman compares Coopers Last of the Mohicans and
Huckleberry Finn and supports the comparison with dramatizations
from both novels By focusing on the epic qualities including
humor Mr Fadiman illustrates how and why Huckleberry Finn
fulfills the basic essentials of all classic literatureuniversality
EB
HUCKLEBERRY FINN WHAT DOES
HUCKLEBERRY FINN SAY
sc 27 minutes 7547 color 1965
Designed to be used following the reading of Huckleberry Finn
Clifton Fadiman discusses the intellectual content of the novel as a
whole He points out that it can be considered on three levels as an
adventure story as a picture of the world or as a drama of moral
conflict Scenes depict the relationships between Huck and Jim
Huck and Pap and Huck and the Grangerford and Shepherdson
families delineating the basic structure of the novel and an
appropriate perspective for the studentEB
HUMAN BODY THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM SECOND
EDITION
js 16 minutes 6102 color 1980
Resting only briefly between beats your fourchambered heart sends
blood surging through the double circuit that makes up your
circulatory system bringing in food and carrying away wastes from
every cell in your body Clarifying diagrammatic animation shows
how plasma red and white cells nutrients and wastes move through
arteries capillaries and veins and how lymph moves through the
lymphatic systemC
HUMAN BODY THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM SECOND
EDITION
js 152 minutes 6103 color 1980
Food cant be used by your body in the form it has when you eat
it Breaking it down into parts that are physically smaller and
chemically simpler is the work of your digestive system Clarifying
animation helps us follow with the aid of Xray photography the
path and chemistry of digestion through esophagus stomach and
small intestine as vital nutrients are extracted and delivered to your
cells with the rest of the food disposed of through the large
intestineC
HUMAN BODY THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM SECOND
EDITION
js 15 minutes 6104 color 1980
Coordinating the activities of your bodys trillions of cells is the
function of your endocrine system Colorful animation shows how
the major glands of the system release their hormones directly
into your bloodstream and coordinate all of your bodys basic
internal activitiesC
HUMAN BODY THE EXCRETORY SYSTEM SECOND
EDITION
js 132 minutes 6105 color 1980
The transformations of matter and energy that keep you alive pro
duce wastes whose removal from your body is the job of your
excretory system Colorful animation clarifies the role of the blood
as a transporter of wastes from the cells and the work of the lungs
kidneys and skin as they remove the carbon dioxide and heat from
the bloodC
HUMAN BODY THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM SECOND
EDITION
js 11 minutes 3102 color 1980
Some four hundred muscles are responsible for every internal and
external movement your body makes Colorful animation clearly
explains how electrical signals travel along nerves to striated
smooth and cardiac muscles how muscle fibers respond by con
tracting and how the contractions pump blood through your arteries
and veins push food through your digestive system and move your
bonesC
HUMAN BODY THE NERVOUS SYSTEM SECOND
EDITION
js 22 minutes 6106 color 1980
How the structure of neurons allows them to transmit electro
chemical impulses and how they function as part of the central
peripheral and autonomic division of your nervous system are
explained The main parts of the brain are described with special
attention given to the apparent specialization of the left and right
hemispheresC
HUMAN BODY THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM SECOND
EDITION
js 15 minutes 6107 color 1980
Each human life is a link in a great chain of life stretching backward
and forward in time a chain kept unbroken by the reproductive
systems of the male and female human bodies Diagrammatic
65animation illustrates how hormones from the pituitary gland control
the maturation and functioning of the organs of the reproductive
system and how they in turn make reproduction possible through
the union of egg and spermC
HUMAN BODY THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM SECOND
EDITION v
js 122 minutes 6141 color 1980
The energy locked in the nutrients delivered to your cells is
released with the help of oxygen Animation shows how air flows
into your body gives up oxygen that passes through capillaries in
your lungs into the blood and then combining with hemoglobin
is carried by the pulsating arteries and capillaries to your cells
for use The removal of the waste carbon dioxide is followed in
similar detailC
HUMAN BODY THE SKELETAL SYSTEM SECOND
js 12 minutes 6160 color 1980
A living framework of hard firm bones fitting together in a
variety of ways gives your body its form and flexibility protects
your vital organs and lets you move The basic structure and
significant functions of the skeletal system are clearly illustrated
including how bones are formed from bone tissue and how the
muscles move themC
HUMAN BODY THE SYSTEMS WORKING TOGETHER
SECOND EDITION
Js l42 minutes 6108 color 1980
The trillions of cells that make up the human body depend for their
wellbeing on complex interactions among the bodys systems This
overview uses graphically designed animated diagrams to explain
with the help of microphotography and Xray motion pictures
these marvelous vital interactionsC
HUMAN BRAIN
js 11 minutes 867 1955
Defines the brain and compares its development in several animals
and in man Differentiates the functions of the medulla and
cerebellum and describes the cerebrum in detail Also illustrates
the cerebral functions of perception motor control analysis
integration and response to stimuliEB
HUMAN REPRODUCTION SECOND EDITION
sc 20 minutes 5462 color 1966
Explains the structure and functions of the human reproductive
systems and the process of birth Uses both models and diagrams
Designed to be used with a health text on the college level
MCGH
NOTE Preview before showing order on a separate form and
have countersigned by the Superintendent
HUMAN SKELETON
jsc 11 minutes 370 1951
Shows the axial and appendicular parts of the skeleton and pictures
movable slightly movable and immovable joints Animation and
Xray photography show the working of hinge joints and balland
socket jointsUEVA
HUMANITIES OUR TOWN AND OURSELVES
sc 28 minutes 7502 color 1967
Investigates what Our Town tells us about ourselves and our lives
First discusses Wilders use of music theme and variation and
condensed line or word using scenes from the play as examples of
each Secondly points out that Wilder is attempting to make us
aware of life and reconciles us to life and scenes giving
evidences of this are dramatized Concludes by again defining the
humanities as the study of basic human questions that are unchanging
and bringing increasing meaning to our livesEB
HUMANITIES OUR TOWN AND OUR UNIVERSE
sc 28 minutes 7501 color 1967
Uses scenes from Thornton Wilders play Our Town acted by the
Stratford Shakespearean Festival Company of Canada and analyzed
by Clifton Fadiman to show how the author has applied the rules of
drama writing to interpret everyday events and the meanings he
strives to convey through his selection of events and techniques
This part investigates the specific techniques used by the play
wright the justification for the play and the reasons behind the
form of the playEB
HUMANITIES THEATERONE OF THE HUMANITIES
sc 28 minutes 7500 color 1967
Clifton Fadiman analyzes scenes from Life with Father and a
reading from Henry IV Part I to demonstrate that drama consists
of the interacting elementsthe play itself the actors and the
audience Relates drama to other organized activities of men such
as sports events and ceremonies in that all are governed by rules or
contemplations but that the theater uses these rules to transform the
everyday events into something approaching works of art
Scenes are performed by members of the Stratford Shakespearean
Festival Company of CanadaEB
HUMANITIES WHAT THEY ARE AND WHAT THEY DO
sc 28 minutes 7499 color 1967
Presents Clifton Fadiman as he explains what the humanities are
the similarities in patterns between men of all cultures and periods
of history and the cultural heritage of the theater as related to the
humanities Shows pieces of sculpture quotations from works of
great writers photographs of people living in various parts of the
world music ranging from Brahms to jazz and the Golden Gate
Bridge a work of science and art to illustrate the universal
qualities of the humanities and their importance in everyday life
Overviews the study of the humanities as a means of discovering
more about oneselfEB
HUMANITY OF TEACHING THE
te 29 minutes 7004 color 1973
This film is a study of positive relationships in the classroom and
shows how they can strengthen the climate for effective natural
discipline rewarding both teacher and students with a mutually
satisfying productive existence James Herndon Marc Robert
Herbert Kohl Jonathan Kozol Lee Salk several principals
teachers and others share their views on the importance of feeling
good about yourself and about what you and your students are
doing in schoolMEDIA FIVE
HUNTER AND THE FOREST A STORY WITHOUT WORDS
ejs 8 minutes 878 1955
Pictures without narration a sequence in the life of a hunter as he
undergoes a change of attitude from one bent on killing to one of
kindness and sympathy towards wildlife One spring day the
hunter encounters some grouse in the mating dance shoots one
bird and places one of its feathers in his hat The hunter is then
again shown working in his clearing when he senses the presence of
an animal He is however deeply touched by the view of a family
of deer quietly basking in the warm sunlight He lowers his gun
walks away pulls the feather from his hat and replaces it with a
flowerEB
HUNTING GIANTS
eJs 13 minutes 4230 1954
Follows one of the few surviving Arctic whaling vessels on a
voyage from Tromso Norway Describes the process of seeking
and killing a whale and outlines the routine life on board the
vesselAL
HURRICANE
812 14 minutes 5785 color 1975
Traces the history of a young couple and how their children were
tragically killed in a hurricane Underscores the need for complete
awareness and understanding of the power of a hurricaneDCPA
HYDROGEN
sc 14 minutes 4216 1959
Demonstrates the physical and chemical properties of hydrogen its
preparation and uses including a brief explanation of the thermo
nuclear reaction of hydrogen isotopes Preparation of hydrogen is
demonstrated by the reaction of an active metal such as calcium
with water electrolysis of water passing hot steam over an active
66
metal such as magnesium decomposition of natural gas by heat
and the reaction of a strong acid with an active metal Shows
hydrogen to be a colorless odorless gas and discusses its atomic
and molecular structure in relation to its chemical activity with
nonmetals and metals Industrial uses illustrated are in refining
petroleum hydrogenation and production of ammonia The heavy
isotopes of hydrogendeuterium and tritiumare explained in
relationship to thermonuclear reactionsC
I AM A RUNNER
js 22 minutes 6109 color 1979
Bill Rodgers US Marathon record holder and Sharon Barbano
Womens 30000 Meter Champion offer tips on running technique
and methods of improvement for both novice and experienced run
ners Slow motion studies of the styles of some champion women
runners illustrate proper arm swing stride and landing as well
as other important facets of the sportC
I DOAND I UNDERSTAND
ct 14 minutes 5600 1967
Examines a successful experiment in education conducted at a
school in Blackpool England Shows children of nine and ten
doing the work of thirteen and fourteen year olds Describes the
new teaching method which gives children practical problems
which they solve in groups striving for understandings and not just
accuracyR ADIM
I JUST DONT DIG HIM
jsc 11 minutes 2047 color 1970
Dramatizes the problem of communication between fathers and
sons caused by the stereotyped attitudes each has toward the other
Shows how blind spots and labels make communication between
the two almost impossible Suggests how both father and son can
learn to accept one another more realistically as individuals with
strengths and weaknessesIFB
I LIKE BIKESBUT
js 14 minutes 4577 color
A driver education film to alert drivers to anticipate and avoid some
of the situations that could arise from sharing the road with
bicyclistsGM
I LIVE IN HAWAII
e 15 minutes 4943 color 1960
Shows representative children of Hawaii as they eat their lunches of
foods from many countries learn a few old Hawaiian customs and
learn about their new state Points out that the children of Hawaii
are American in every wayBFA
I WILL FIGHT NO MORE FOREVER
THE STORY OF CHIEF JOSEPH PART I
ejsc 27 minutes 7417 color 1974
The conflict between two cultures is dramatized in this story of the
clash between the Nez Perces Indians and the US Government
Arising from a squabble between white traders and young braves
the fighting ultimately leads to the conquest of the Nez Perces by
the US Army Through it all Chief Joseph preaches moderation
while he watches his people unjustly defeatedMACM
I WILL FIGHT NO MORE FOREVER
THE STORY OF CHIEF JOSEPH PART II
ejsc 27 minutes 7418 color 1974
See description of Part 1MACM
I WILL FIGHT NO MORE FOREVER
THE STORY OF CHIEF JOSEPH PART III
ejsc 27 minutes 7419 color 1974
See description of Part IMACM
I WILL FIGHT NO MORE FOREVER
THE STORY OF CHIEF JOSEPH PART IV
ejsc 27 minutes 7420 color 1974
See description of Part IMACM
IDENTITY SOCIETY THE
te 28 minutes 8020 color 1972
Staff Development
Dr William Glasser in a talk filmed before a live audience looks
closely at todays students why they seem so dramatically differ
ent and concludesStudents are no longer motivated by fear of
failure Today children are born into a secure society in which the
primary need is for personal identityMEDIA FIVE
IF YOU COULD SEE THE EARTH
pe 10 minutes 158 color 1967
Uses animation to present a voyage into space illustrating that the
world is round and that it moves in orbit around the sun causing
day and night Shows various land and water surfaces as seen from
a space shipEB
IGNEOUS ROCKS
js 20 minutes 4628 color 1965
Provides a visual introduction to the study of igneous rocks Shows
the occurence of magma in the earths crust the phenomena of
extrusive flows from fissures and vents and the formation of
igneous rock by crystallizations Explains how mineral content and
texture can be used to develop a system for the classification of
igneous rocks and shows typical rock specimens with a basic
chart Includes scenes of significant exposures of igneous rock in
the western United StatesJHP
IM A FOOL
s 38 minutes 9018 color 1977
This film is based on the short story by Sherwood Anderson A
young persons job his relationship with his coworkers his desire
to impress those around himthese things are part of everyones
passage to adulthood In this film Ron Howard plays Andy a
swipe doing manual labor on the Ohio racetrack circuit in the
early 1900s When Andy meets a beautiful young woman at the
track he tries to impress her by exaggerating his position in life
When the girl reveals her fondness for him and her wish to continue
the relationship Andy is trappedafraid to win her with the
truthPERF
IM NO FOOL AS A PEDESTRIAN
pes 9 minutes 1076 color 1956
Jiminy Cricket conducts a safety contest between YOU and a
Common Ordinary Fool Shows the mishaps that befall a Common
Ordinary Fool as a pedestrian YOU wins the award for good
safety practices by observing the rules for walking safely on
highways and city streetsWD
IM NO FOOL HAVING FUN
pej 8 minutes 1038 color 1957
Jiminy Cricket uses satire humor and song to show that only a
Common Ordinary Fool violates the rules for safety when hiking
skating swimming and engaging in other forms of recreationWD
IM NO FOOL IN WATER
pej 8 minutes 1037 color 1957
Jiminy Cricket illustrates the dos and donts of water safety
in a contest between YOU and a Common Ordinary FoolWD
IM NO FOOL WITH A BICYCLE
pej 9 minutes 1084 color 1956
Jiminy Cricket traces the history of the bicycle and points out the
safety rules He sings and dances to Im No Fool as he conducts
a safety contest between YOU and a Common Ordinary FoolWD
IM NO FOOL WITH FIRE
pej 8 minutes 1083 color 1956
Jiminy Cricket traces the history of fire and points out safety rules
He sings and dances to Im No Fool as he conducts a safety
contest between YOU and a Common Ordinary FoolWD
IM THE SAME AS EVERYONE ELSE
ct 26 minutes 7123 color 1975
This Canadian film about epilepsy depicts children and young
adults discussing how they cope with this disorder in their everyday
67lives It is nonmedical in nature and tends to be provocative
Because it does not supply the answers to questions about epilepsy
it is best followed by discussion with some knowledgeable person
IMAGINATION
Pe 14 minutes 4134 color 1973
Poetic thoughts written and spoken by young people themselves
provide a colorful background for this search into the world of
imagination A variety of poetic forms are presented including
quatrain haiku couplet and free verse of simple words and
phrases Some of the students speak on camera while others narrate
scenes that dramatize their imaginationSTA
IMMIGRATION
ejsc 10 minutes 361 1947
Shows the origins and the volume of immigrants entering the
United States from colonial times until 1920 the reasons for
immigration the adjustment of immigrants to life in the United
States and the drastic reduction of immigration caused by the act of
1924EB
IMMIGRATION IN AMERICAS HISTORY
js 11 minutes 1826 I960
Examines the major waves of immigration to the United States
from the early seventeenth century to the present in their historic
economic and sociological context Dramatic reenactments show
causes of immigration occupational and settling patterns and
contributions of each group to the growth and development of
AmericaC
IMPACT
sc 11 minutes 1053 1957
Two new automobiles one of unitized the other of conventional
frame construction are specially instrumented to record engineer
ing and medical data during impact Highspeed cameras record in
superslow motion the spectacular crushing and extreme collapsing
of these car structures from several anglesUC
IMPERIALISM AND EUROPEAN EXPANSION
js 13 minutes 4231 I960
Shows how nationalism industrial rivalry technological progress
the search for cheap raw materials and missionary activity affected
the character of the imperial expansion movement of 18751914
Costumed reenactments location shots and photographs from
contemporary sources illustrate the nature and effects of imperial
ism in Africa Asia and the islands of the PacificC
IMPORTANCE OF RIVERS THE
ejs 11 minutes 103 color 1960
Explains how rivers have sustained and influenced life on our
planet Shows how they shape the surface of the earth drain the
land serve as boundaries supply food and power furnish water
and have made the difference between nomadic life and modem
civilizationAVED
IMPROVE YOUR PRONUNCIATION SECOND EDITION
ejs II minutes 537 1972
Four teenagers and a narrator are engaged in a lively discussion of
pronunciation problems They identify common problems as sound
smudging word grunting and transposing changing dropping
and adding sounds The film points out that pronunciation can be
improved by using the dictionary listening to yourself and listening
to othersC
IMPROVING STUDY HABITS
ej 14 minutes 4054 1964
Emphasizes the importance of developing effective study habits
during the juniorhighschool years Demonstrates and discusses
careful listening and reading organizing ideas from class discus
sion and reading taking notes writing reports and themes reviewing
and taking testsMCGH
IMPROVING YOUR VOCABULARY
e 11 minutes 1800 color 1966
Shows Tom learning how to improve his vocabulary by studying
unfamiliar words expanding the meanings of words he already
knows and using new words and meanings effectivelyC
IN CASE OF FIRE
js 17 minutes 6188 color 1981
No one is too young to learn how to help prevent and deal with the
universal danger of fire The film shows how fires start especially
in the home and discusses preventative measures and devices that
can be used to lessen their danger Evacuation procedures the use
of proper fire extinguishers and smoke alarms and the elimination
of many common fire hazards are highlightedEB
IN THE BEGINNING GRAND CANYON STORY
jsc 29 minutes 7559 color 1954
Captures the majesty of the Grand Canyon and recreates its
formation by the Colorado River The major geological eras are
traced covering a period of three billion years based on evidence
found in the strata of the canyon walls Shows the varied specimens
found embedded on the lower wallsfootprints shells vertebrae
etc Measures the canyon as 217 miles long from 418 miles wide
and about 1 mile deepIFP
INCREDIBLE ICELAND
ejS 17 minutes 4712 color 1967
Provides an overview of life in Iceland Describes geographic
features climate living conditions government and chief indus
tries among other things Pursues a whale hunt through capture
and processing and shows how the volcanic activity of the island is
harnessed for heating and electricityRDP
INCUBATOR THE CLASSROOM SCIENCE
e 12 minutes 292 color 1968
The film serves to introduce young pupils to one of the most
interesting of elementary science projects It shows the construction
of an incubator from standard aquarium parts and techniques that
will lead to successful hatching of the eggs and development of the
chick in the classroomBFA
INDEPENDENT STUDY
ejs 11 minutes 2048 color
Shows that student performance can be improved by applying an
efficient technique of productive study habits Parallels a student
conducting a school project in photosynthesis and a biologist
conducting a research project in nutrition Illustrates the similarity
between the two activities as each follows the same routineJ
INDIA
ejs 19 minutes 5157 color 1976
Important changes are taking place in one of the oldest and most
colorful cultures in the world In Dehu village we meet Namdeo
and the 85 members of his family They share eating living and
sleeping quarters in the same compound They also share a dream
of a better futureJ
INDIA INTRODUCTION TO ITS HISTORY
jsc 16 minutes 5293 1957
Gives an overview of Indian history from the legendary conquests
by Aryan invaders about 2000 BC through the long struggle for
freedom reaching its climax under Gandhis leadership to the
triumphant declaration of independence in August 1947 Describes
the nature and influence of the major religions in India the artistic
monuments and contributions of each dynasty the cultural devel
opment of the people in different regions of the vast subcontinent
and the partition of the territory into India and PakistanEB
INDIA SUBCONTINENT OF ASIA
ejs 17 minutes 5050 color 1964
Points out several interesting concepts concerning India and se
lected scenic areas of interest Shows contrast between primitive
68rural farming and living conditions with those of the more modern
industrial and cultural centers like Calcutta and New Delhi
Discusses population growth food production transportation
water and irrigation problems chief products religion education
architecture traditions and customsUEVA
INDIAN FAMILY OF LONG AGO BUFFALO
HUNTERS OF THE PLAINS
ej 13 minutes 5286 1951
Tells the story of the Sioux Indian buffalo hunters who roamed the
great western plains of the United States more than 200 years ago
Shows Red Horn and his family as they join the rest of their tribe in
preparing for the first big buffalo hunt of the season Depicts the
men hunting for buffalo and the women putting up teepees
cooking and making clothing as the children play games Pictures
the women cutting up the meat and hanging it on poles to dry
Discusses how the men educate the boys and the women instruct
the girls in their needed skillsEB
INDIAN POWWOW
ejs 13 minutes 4354 color 1951
Shows the various tribes of the Southwest at play and brings
together the many different cultures of a scattered and isolated
people The tribes dressed in native garb arrive at the powwow
by every conceivable method of transportation Eagle Dancers from
Laguna Devil Dancers of the Apaches Kiowa War Dancers from
Oklahoma and Yeibechi Dancers of the Navajos form a colorful
parade along the city streets of Flagstaff ArizonaADP
INDIANS OF EARLY AMERICA
ej 22 minutes 5291
1957
Classifies all of the Indians of early America according to four
general geographic regions and represents each region by one
dominant and characteristic tribe Portrays the distinctive character
of the land and the people in each area and shows the home food
weapons clothing religion customs and ways of living for each
group Includes sequences on the ceremonies attending the death of
an Iroquois chief and the election of his successor a Sioux buffalo
hunt pottery making in a pueblo village and a potlatch ceremony
conducted by the headman of a Northwest coastal tribeEB
INDIANS OF THE PLAINSLIFE IN THE PAST
ej 11 minutes 1137 color
1954
Shows how the Plains Indians existed on the grasslands of the
Central United States Emphasizes their dependence on the buffalo
for much of their food clothing and utensils Presents exmples of
the Indians quillwork beadwork and paintingA
INDIANS OF THE PLAINSPRESENT DAY LIFE
ej 11 minutes 1136 color 1954
Studies how the Plains Indians of today live and work Visits the
Blackfeet Indian Reservation Includes scenes of people working in
the reservation towns children going to an Indian school farmers
working their lands and Indian women tanning hidesA
INDIANS OF THE PLAINSSUN DANCE CEREMONY
ej 11 minutes 1135 color 1954
Portrays how the Plains Indians prepare for and participate in the
religious sun dance ceremony Shows the setting up of a tepee the
sweat lodge where men believe their sins will be cleansed and the
medicine lodge where the dance is performed Also pictures the
grass danceA
INDIAS HISTORY BRITISH COLONY TO
INDEPENDENCE
jsc 10 minutes 1938 color 1956
Portrays the third period of Indias history from the Battle of
Plassey in 1757 to 1956 Depicts the exploitation of Indian
Jtsources under the British East India Company culminating in an
Indian mutiny in 1857 Surveys the growth of the nationalist
movement which resulted in independence and a division of the
land into India and PakistanC
INDIAS HISTORY EARLY CIVILIZATIONS
jsc 11 minutes 1937 color 1956
Portrays the early history of India showing the ruins of a city and
art objects from that era Traces the early invasions of India and the
resulting influence on Indian religion Explains the development of
Hinduism and the caste system as well as the growth of Buddhism
and IslamC
INDIAS HISTORY MOGUL EMPIRE TO EUROPEAN
COLONIZATION
jsc 11 minutes 1936 color 1956
Traces the history of India from the time of the Moslem invasion to
the beginning of British control Depicts the spread of Moslem
influence and the growth of Islam in India Describes the opening
of trade between Portugal and India and portrays the development
of the British East India Company and its struggle with FranceC
INDONESIA THE LAND AND THE
PEOPLE REVISED EDITION
ejs 14 minutes 4139 color 1966
Surveys the geography and history of the islands once known as the
Colonial East Indies Depicts the climate terrain density of
population the traditions crops mineral resources and the transi
tion to independenceC
INDUSTRIAL CITY THE
ej 17 minutes 5316 color 1970
Presents a case study of Detroit with a review of its growth and the
people responsible for it Focuses on problems of congestion
pollution and crime showing that the future of this and all
industrial cities depends on the education training and ability of
the peopleEB
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IN ENGLAND
jsc 25 minutes 7511 1960
Portrays Englands rise from the primarily rural nation of 200 years
ago to the industrial nation of the twentieth century and the social
political and economic changes that developed with industrializa
tion Uses reenactments prints from publications of the time
animation and documentary photography to trace this historical
change Describes the domestic system and its standard of living
the energy changes that developed industrial centers and financial
power the oppression of the workers under early factory condi
tions and the evolutionary development of labors rights and of
political reform The industrial system is shown to have first
benefited only the few later reforms had a widespread effect on
uplifting living standards in generalEB
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION THE BEGINNINGS
IN THE UNITED STATES
js 23 minutes 4510 1968
Traces the historical development of the industrial revolution in the
United States showing the rise of urban centers and the decline in
the agricultural economy Examines the reasons for change the
establishment of the first spinning mill and modern factory and the
development of new methods of transportationEB
INERTIA
sc 26 minutes 7415 1959
Shows Galileos principle of inertia using low friction dry ice
pucks and multiple flash photography Develops the relation that
acceleration is proportional to force when mass is constant
MLA
INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND NATURAL
BODY DEFENSES
js 11 minutes 1723 color 1961
Photomicrography laboratory demonstrations and animation illus
trate the two groups of natural defenses which guard the body
against disease Outer body defenses are shown to include the skin
passages of the nose and throat and stomach acids Among the
inner body defenses considered are the lymph glands the chemical
antibodies the spleen and liver and white blood cells which are
shown ingesting and destroying bacteriaC
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INFORMAL READING INVENTORY AN
ct 30 minutes 7365
Devoted to a discussion and demonstration of an informal reading
inventory Attempts to present a way the teacher may determine if a
book is appropriate in terms of difficulty level for a childs reading
instructionsETV
INGENIOUS REPORTER
ejs 25 minutes 8138 color 1975
Obstruction of justice is the theme of this film A brash young
American reporter who works for a Paris scandal sheet devises a
clever way to improve his papers circulation Learning of a
murder in which neither the victim nor the murderer has been
identified he decides to pose as the suspect get himself arrested
and slip out of the trap only after his paper has fully exploited the
promotional possibilities But the trap snaps shut when the victim is
identified as the reporters sweetheart and no one will believe his
storyEB
INITIAL PERCEPTUAL TRAINING PHASE B
sc 8 minutes 2005 1964
Shows devices used that provide exercises involving various
sensory areas to help improve perceptual skill Emphasizes how the
child learns to discriminate with respect to sight touch weight
and sound while matching cards nuts and bolts and sound and
weight boxesTH
Note Order this film from the Atlanta Film Library only
INNOVATION IN ELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION
ect 30 minutes 7897 color 1969
Illustrates the approach to physical education and the activities
which have been selected and developed for the city school in
Pullman Washington Stresses mainly the selected activities and
shows some of the possibilities which can be incorporated into a
program Retains the American concept of physical fitness devel
opment but presents the appropriate methodology and activities
leading to program development Attention is focused on basic
movement hand apparatus large apparatus and selected rhythmic
and game activitiesCROWN
INNOVATORS THE
js 27 minutes 7177 color
A behind the scenes story of the designing engineering
building and testing of an automobile bodyGM
INSECT COLLECTING
ejs 14 minutes 4836 color 1960
Pictures the various techniques found useful in collecting insects in
their natural habitats and suggests ways in which larval forms can
be reared to produce adult specimens Shows using a net to capture
butterflies beating a bush under which a sheet has been spread to
catch falling insects employing a light source directed against a
sheet to attract nocturnal insects and special techniques for
collecting aquatic insects microscopic insects and insects found in
decaying woodPDP
INSECT ENEMIES AND THEIR CONTROL
ejs 11 minutes 1686 color 1962
Shows the life cycles and habits of some important insect pests
including those which are harmful to crops human health and
homes Also indicates some of the methods of insect controlC
INSECT FOODS
jsc 15 minutes 4796 color 1959
Employs closeup photography to show a variety of insects in
larval pupal and adult stages feeding on widely differing plant and
animal food sources Includes the katydid the grain beetle the
polyphemus moth caterpillar wasp moth termite carpet beetle
flea praying mantis and ant lion Also discusses the economic
importance of their feeding habitsPDP
INSECT LIFE CYCLE THE PERIODICAL CICADA
SECOND EDITION
ejs 12 minutes 1501 color 1975
Every 17 years the eerie hum of the cicada fills the forest The life
of this insect with its strange cycle of death and rebirth is shown in
detail The camera traces it from the moment of egg laying through
the long years of underground and the emergence of the nymph
stage to the mating of the mature adult A particularly dramatic
timelapse sequence lets viewers watch a nymph emerge from its
skin harden darken and develop the wings of a mature adultthe
actual process oreclosion takes 90 minutes The cicadas unique
survival techniques are stressed throughoutEB
INSECT ZOO
pe 10 minutes 490 color 1950
Shows the katydid cricket butterfly milkweed bug ladybird
beetle ant and praying mantis in the backyard zoo built by two
young collectors Ted and Susan Shows the structure and eating
habits of the various insects in closeup photography and elaborates
on the characteristics of the praying mantisEB
INSECTS
ejs 10 minutes 580 color 1953
Uses the grasshopper to show the distinguishing characteristics of
insects as compared to other animals and discusses several insect
orders Tells why spiders and centipedes are not insects and shows
examples of complete and incomplete metamorphosis Pictures the
life cycles feeding habits and protective coloring of a variety of
insects Explains why insects are so numerous and describes some
harmful insects along with various methods of controlEB
INSECTS ARE INTERESTING
ejs 11 minutes 1186 color 1953
Presents the life histories of a number of insects Shows how
insects adapt to their environment including their use of compound
eyes and breathing tubes Illustrates in detail the metamorphosis of
the locust the moth and the butterfly Stresses the importance of
insects to manMD
INSECTS THE LOVELY AND THE LETHAL
ejs 23 minutes 8145 color 1980
The film examines physical characteristics and reproductive pro
cesses of insects and demonstrates their social structure using a
colony of termites as an example Viewers will learn how insects
have evolved and adapted themselves and the role they play in the
environmentEB
INSIDE CACKLE CORNERS
js 10 minutes 1315 color
Tells the story of competing companies in a typical community and
of their efforts to maintain a favorable position in the market by
designing packaging and attractive pricing Competition is shown
to be a driving force in the advance of our economy Benefits of our
competitive system to the consuming public are emphasized
INSIDEOUT SERIES
INSIDEOUT is an interdisciplinary series of 15minute films
designed by health educators and learning specialists and is
intended to help eighttoten year olds understand and cope with
their emotions The films deal in new and compelling ways with the
social emotional and physical problems that have traditionally
been the concerns of health educatorsNIT
INSIDE INSIDEOUT INFORMATIONAL FILM
t 15 minutes 4940 color 1973
Promotes an understanding of the InsideOut Series among educational
administrators health specialists parents and the general public
NIT
INSIDEOUT INSERVICE PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS
c 30 minutes 8005 color 1973
Segments for several films in the INSIDEOUT series are presented
to indicate the range of emotional experiences that teachers may
expect to encounter Ideas and methods that underlie the series are
explored and through classroom scenes of teachers and students
working together the film illustrates how the affective approach to
health education can be applied to various topicsNIT
70INSIDEOUT A SENSE OF JOY
e 15 minutes 5694 color 1973
Chucks sister Jean hurries to the beach while Chuck strolls
leisurely along letting his senses respond freely to the pleasurable
sights and sounds around him thus enjoying life Upon arriving at
the beach Jean tells him come on youre missing all the fun
The film was developed to help children recognize the possibilities
of enjoying themselves through the use of their senses in relation to
familiar surroundings and everyday eventsNIT
INSIDEOUT BECAUSE ITS FUN
e 15 minutes 5670 color 1973
Bill thinks that winning is the only thing that really counts and
cannot understand why others enjoy themselves just playing for the
fun of it The good feelings produced by skillfully engaging in
physical activity are exploredNIT
INSIDEOUT BREAKUP
e 15 minutes 5675 color 1973
When Beckys parents separate Becky experiences feelings of
confusion fear and guilt Her mother is unable to reassure her
because of her own anxieties regarding the future of the marriage
and family unit This film is designed to help children recognize
and develop some understanding of emotions involved in a separa
tion or divorce real or imaginedNIT
INSIDEOUT BROTHERS AND SISTERS
e 15 minutes 5685 color 1973
David and his sister Sarah quarrel about the use of the playroom
until their mother intervenes They agree to a deal but David
failing to keep his part fears Sarah will retaliate by telling his
mother of an earlier disobedient act The film is designed to help
children recognize and cope with sibling rivalries and help them
realize that their actions can affect the feelings of other family
membersNIT
INSIDEOUT BULLY
e 15 minutes 5686 color 1973
Adrian a new boy in school and an outstanding student faces the
resentment of Frankie a poor student Frankie takes out his
resentment in harassment and physical abuse until conditions give
Adrian the upper hand The film is developed to help children
recognize and cope with harassment and bullying situations
NIT
INSIDEOUT BUT NAMES WILL NEVER HURT
e 15 minutes 5677 color 1973
An EnglishCanadian boy in sudden anger calls a young French
Canadian a dirty French frog and then comes to realize how
prejudice separates one person from another and affects the feeling
of everyone involved Students are helped to recognize and deal
with incidents of prejudice and discriminationNIT
INSIDEOUT BUT THEY MIGHT LAUGH
e 15 minutes 5687 color 1973
Becky feigns an injury to avoid being embarrassed while ice
skating with her class The teacher discovers the deception and
Becky admits her own fear of failure and embarrassment in front of
others Designed to help children recognize and cope with their
own fears of humiliation and failure and to help them understand
and sympathize with such feelings in othersNIT
INSIDEOUT BUY AND BUY
e 15 minutes 5683 color 1973
TVs Captain Selmore excites Pete and Joe so they rush out to be
the first in the neighborhood to own the Iron Whirligig Pete
works to overcome Joes second thoughts about using his own
money for the toy The program is designed to help children make
wise decisions in the face of conflicting emotions and group
pressureNIT
INSIDEOUT CAN DOCANT DO
e 15 minutes 5684 color 1973
Dottie feels frustrated at not being successful in doing what her
brothers sisters and friends seem to do with ease She dreams that
she is allowed to be each person for awhile and she quickly
realizes that she does not want to change places Children should
recognize and accept the stages of their own growth and develop
ment and this film helps them deal with the feelings that these
changes bring aboutNIT
INSIDEOUT CAN I HELP
e 15 minutes 5688 color 1973
Jamie injures his leg in a fall and Lisa hearing his call comes to
help She leaves over his protests to search for assistance Upon her
return Jamie has been rescued by others and he upbraids her for
not staying and helping The film helps children recognize when
they can realistically help others in danger what this kind of help
requires and what the personal consequences may beNIT
INSIDEOUT DONNA
e 15 minutes 5689 color 1973
Various aspects of Donnas life reveal her willingness to risk
herself in order to enlarge her world Donna is blind and through
working out her own means of coping with life she learns to
achieve a sense of dignity and selfesteem The film is developed to
help children understand how people learn to accept whatever it is
that makes them feel different from others and to recognize that the
process of becoming a person is in many ways the same for
everyoneNIT
INSIDEOUT GETTING EVEN
e 14 minutes 5669 color 1973
Three children form their own secret club and build a clubhouse
but in doing so exclude some of their friends When the friends try
to even the score feelings harden on both sides and a fight breaks
out Students thus understand what acceptance or rejection by a
group means and what causes people to act vengefullyNIT
INSIDEOUT HOME SWEET HOME
e 15 minutes 5673 color 1973
Eddie whose parents neglect and abuse him and his friend Steve
whose parents are loving but strict decide to run away from home
The film illustrates how emotional abuse whether real or imag
ined can affect a child It is designed to help students cope with
feelings of mistreatmentNIT
INSIDEOUT HOW DO YOU SHOW
e 15 minutes 5671 color 1973
The film shows three boys expressing or withholding their feelings
about various things that happen to them in the course of an
afternoon It is designed to help students understand the many ways
that feelings can be expressedNIT
INSIDEOUT I DARE YOU
e 15 minutes 5667 color 1973
Clarissa wanting to be accepted as a member of the neighborhood
gang decides whether she should take a potentially dangerous
dare The film is designed to help students consider choices that
involve risk and safety personal belief and group pressureNIT
INSIDEOUT I WANT TO
e 15 minutes 5690 color 1973
Patty in an imaginary courtroom scene demands her rights as a
nineyearold and accuses the rest of her family of treating her like
a baby Both sides of the case are heard with the verdict left to the
reviewing audience This helps children consider and cope with
feelings caused by differences between themselves and adults about
what they want to do are able to do and are allowed to doNIT
INSIDEOUT IN MY MEMORY
e 15 minutes 5666 color 1973
Linda who is bewildered and upset after her grandmother dies
tries to understand what the death means to her own life and how to
accept the event as a natural part of the human condition The film
is designed to help students deal with the feelings brought about by
the death of a person or pet they loveNIT
INSIDEOUT JEFFS COMPANY
e 15 minutes 5682 color 1973
Jeff is often alone in the isolated area in which his family lives He
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begins to resent this when he is unable to attend a distant roundup
with friends The film helps students recognize mans need to be
alone as well as to be with others and helps them to discover the
value of solitudeNIT
INSIDEOUT JUST JOKING
e 15 minutes 5681 color 1973
David gets his kicks from playing pranks on others until some of his
jokes start to backfire The film helps students recognize the
difference between good clean fun and ridicule or cruelty
NIT
INSIDEOUT JUST ONE PLACE
e 15 minutes 5691 color 1973
Kelvin wants to find just one place in his rundown neighbor
hood and make it beautiful He with others plants a garden and
proudly tends it A thoughtless act of destruction ruins the garden
and causes Kelvin and his friends to ask whats the use The
film helps children develop personal convictions about their re
sponsibility in maintaining a humane environmentNIT
INSIDEOUT LIVING WITH LOVE
e 15 minutes 5678 color 1973
A day in the lives of Mrs Dorothy Smith and the children who live
with her in a foster home reveals the countless ways that love brings
them all together as a family The film is designed to help students
realize the benefits that love produces help them recognize how
love can be expressed and help them cope with a lack of love in
their livesNIT
INSIDEOUT LOST IS A FEELING
e 15 minutes 5692 color 1973
Amador upon moving from Puerto Rico to Washington DC
feels strange lost and ill at ease He timidly attempts to join a
baseball game but becomes frightened and runs away One of the
group understands his confusion and runs to reassure him The film
can help children understand how persons can feel lost and
threatened in new situationsNIT
INSIDEOUT LOVE SUSAN
e 15 minutes 5693 color 1973
Susan anxiously awaits her fathers return from work to give him a
picture she has painted He arrives exhausted and shorttempered
and emotions flare on both sides Later an overheard conversation
helps alleviate Susans hurt and enables her to accept her fathers
apology The film helps children recognize and cope with parental
misunderstanding and mistreatmentNIT
INSIDEOUT MUST IMAY I
e 15 minutes 5676 color 1973
Parallel episodes show Debbie and Bobby trying to deal with
situations that give them too much or not enough responsibility
The film is designed to help students cope with feelings caused by
the tension between freedom and responsibilityNIT
INSIDEOUT SOMEONE SPECIAL
e 15 minutes 5695 color 1973
David as an adult recalls the crush he had on his teacher Upon
learning she was engaged he felt compelled to know her feelings
for him When she didnt tell him she liked him better he
reacted in hurt and anger The film can help children understand
that crushes are a normal part of growth and psychological
developmentNIT
INSIDEOUT STRONG FEELINGS
e 15 minutes 5672 color 1973
In a sequence of zany dreams Edgar discovers how love fright
embarrassment confusion and disappointment can affect the body
The film is designed to help students understand the effects of
strong emotions and to lessen their fears of such reactionsNIT
INSIDEOUT TRAVELIN SHOES
e 15 minutes 5680 color 1973
Stuart Billups doesnt want to move from his home in the country to
Washington DC where his father is taking the family to live
Members of the family react to the coming move with mixed
feelings of joy remorse and anticipation The film explores the
experience of moving and the many emotions that this event
arousesNIT
INSIDEOUT WHEN IS HELP
e 14 minutes 5674 color 1973
Karen Roger and their friends have decidedly different notions
about getting and receiving help The advantages and disadvan
tages of their varied attitudes towards their misadventures are
shown Students are made aware of the consequences of helping
either too much or too littleNIT
INSIDEOUT YES I CAN
e 15 minutes 5668 color 1973
Nineyearold David insists that he is ready to go out on his own for
overnight at summer camp He gets his chance but comes up
against problems he had not counted on Students are helped to
consider the limits of independent action and to recognize the
prudence of thorough preparationNIT
INSIDEOUT YOU BELONG
e 14 minutes 5679 color 1973
A visual essay explores the vital connections between human
beings and their surroundings to show that you are a part of all
that you see Students recognize the interdependence of all things
and are helped to increase their own sense of responsibility for the
environmentNIT
INSIDE THE WEATHER
ejs 14 minutes 4998 1961
On an air trip to Chicago two children learn in detail about some
important weather factors and the problems of weather forecasting
Defines and illustrates changing conditions in the troposphere and
their causes The children learn that all weather conditions are
closely related and include moisture temperature air pressure
cloudiness wind direction and wind velocity Explains and
illustrates highs lows and frontal weatherUEVA
INSPIRATION OF MR BUDD
ejs 25 minutes 8139 color 1975
A cunning barber dyes green the red hair of a fiercelooking cus
tomer whom he suspects of murder which aids in later police iden
tification of the killer The barbers cleverness earns him a fortune
as a grand crimperEB
INSTINCTS IN ANIMALS
pe 11 minutes 1521 color 1965
Distinguishes between instinctual and learned behavior Shows
easily recognized examples of instinctual behavior in killdeer
honeybees and hamsters and examples of learned behavior in
porpoisesJ
INTEGRATED MOTORPERCEPTUAL TRAINING PHASE
D
ct 6 minutes 2007
Shows how coordination of perceptual and motor processes is
improved Features hopscotch folk dancing singing and craft
activities for improving muscle coordination awareness of body
capabilities social courtesies improved auditory acuity and evi
dence of accomplishmentTH
Note Order from the Atlanta Film Library Only
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS SERIES
This set of nine films and one audiotape provides stepbystep
procedures for conducting 30 hours of instruction for teachers and
administrators to increase their abilities to communicate with
students the community and other school personnel The materials
are organized in 20 units for conducting an inservice workshop or
preservice course Topics include 1 paraphrasing 2 behavior
description 3 describing feelings 4 nonverbal communication
5 the concept of feedback 6 matching behavior with intentions
7 communicating under pressure and 8 communication patterns
in the school building A qualified instructor can conduct the
program for approximately 30 participantsXI
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The following units have film
Unit 1 Introduction
te 8 minutes 738 color
Unit 2 Paraphrasing
te 8 minutes 739 color
Unit 3 Behavior Description
te 8 minutes 763 color
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Unit 4 Description of Feelings and Perception Check
te 8 minutes 764 color
Unit 7 Expectations and Communication
te 8 minutes 766 color 1977
Unit 9 The Effects of Feelings
te 8 minutes 769 color 1977
Unit 11 Open Communication Freeing and Binding Responses
te 8 minutes 770 color 1977
Unit 13 Roles and Patterns of Interpersonal Communication
te 8 minutes 784 color 1977
Unit 16 Communication Patterns in the School Building
te 8 minutes 793 color 1977
INTERVIEW READY OR NOT
jsc 23 minutes 4776 color 1975
An emotionally moving yet thoroughly practical film about prepar
ing for job interviews A professional interviewer works with
young people to uncover ways to succeed including discovering
your own strengthsCHU
INTRODUCING ATOMS AND NUCLEAR ENERGY
ej 11 minutes 1708 1963
Presents an introductory explanation of atomic structure and how
energy is released from the nucleusC
INTRODUCING RATIONAL NUMBERS
ct 30 minutes 7317 color 1963
Motivates the study of rational numbers both by the attempt to
reduce the error of the measure and to obtain closure under
division To be used following Factors and Primes From the
Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers SeriesSMSG
INTRODUCING SETS NUMBERS AND NUMERALS
p 11 minutes 1667 color 1966
Presents the basic concepts of sets set numbers subsets onetoone
correspondence and equivalent sets The latter introduces the
concept of number and its representation by numerals When sets
are combined and separated numerals show the resulting number
of the union of the separate subsetsC
INTRODUCING SHAPES LINES AND ANGLES
p 11 minutes 1666 color 1966
By outlining familiar objects children discover four basic shapes
the circle triangle rectangle and square They see that shapes are
made from lines and parts of lines and that a line is a set of points
They learn the geometric definitions of lines and line segments
rays and angles including right anglesC
INTRODUCTION TO ANIMAL DISSECTION
sc 11 minutes 779 color 1963
Presents an overview of the place of animal dissection in the study
of biology and the instruments specimens and techniques most
frequently used Includes the use of the forceps probe scissors
scalpel and teasing needle Points out the care required in
dissection of freshly killed or preserved specimens Specimens
shown include sharks earthworms sea anemones rats cats and
frogs Determination of a good plan for dissection is indicated as
essential to this type of study which is defined as a separating not
a cutting processIFB
INTRODUCTION TO BODY MOVEMENTS
et 11 minutes 1991 color
Shows a basic principle of locomotion skill development Empha
sizes in addition to walking running hopping etc the three
factors speed direction and force Suggests game activities which
show ways to practice good body control Encourages the teacher
to adapt or create new activities and games to meet the need of
urban and suburban pupilsGLC
INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICITY SECOND EDITION
j 11 minutes 590 color 1948
Presents the fundamental concepts of electrical energy electrical
resistance and the factors that affect variations in each Uses
demonstrations and animation to help explain heating and lighting
effects and to clarify such terms as electrons voltage poles
circuit and parallel and series wiringC
INTRODUCTION TO MAP PROJECTION
js 20 minutes 4335
1950
Means of transposing the map of the earth from globe to flat surface
are described and advantages and limitations of each considered
Cylindrical conical and polar projections are measured against a
translucent globe illuminated from the center to show how the
earths grid is projected and map areas representedUEVA
INTRODUCTION TO OPTICS
sc 24 minutes 7416 color 1960
Deals with the approximation that light travels in a straight line and
shows four ways in which light can be bentdiffraction scatter
ing refraction and reflection refraction is illustrated by underwater
photography to show how objects above water appear to a sub
merged skin diverMLA
INTRODUCTION TO PORTABLE VIDEOTAPE RECORD
ING
jscte l42 minutes 4138 color 1975
As a teacher and a group of his high school students leam to use the
schools new portable videotape recording equipment the viewer
learns techniques along with them Early footage by the students is
monotonous until they begin to get a grasp of such basics as camera
placement image size proper use of the zoom lens framing
composition etc They also learn to handle the more complex
problems of lighting including the basic 3light setup tv lighting
ratios avoiding burnin etc Specific projects then teach them
how to present information logically eg in a tape designed to
teach a process use of storyboard planning and finally to think
visuallyFILMFAIR
INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY
ct 30 minutes 7099
Theory of probability helps one to make a best decision in 1
gambling 2 obtaining insurance rates 3 scientific endeavors
NYSDE
INVADER THE
ejs 11 minutes 1016 color 1953
Presents the life cycle of the salmon Shows how their existence is
threatened by dams on the rivers water pollution by industrial
plants and inadequate sewage disposal in citiesPIC
INVENTIONS IN AMERICAS GROWTH 17501850
ej 9 minutes 1894 1956
Shows Jonathan Sharps grandfather as he tells the story of earlier
American inventions such as the iron stove the spinning jenny the
cotton gin the steam engine the steamboat the locomotive and
the telegraph Depicts the pioneer days when people lived in log
cabins sowed and harvested their grain by hand and did their
spinning and weaving at home Includes authentic machines and
models Predicts the invention of the sewing machine and wonders
what inventions will occur during the next sixty yearsC
INVENTIONS IN AMERICAS GROWTH 18501910
ej 11 minutes 1895 1956
Shows Jonathan Sharp as he recalls the many inventions which
have taken place during the forty years of his lifetime Pictures the
first phonograph telephone electric lamp streetcar motor car
airplane and radio Includes still pictures of leading American
inventors and presents some of their inventions Summarizes the
major inventions of the periodC
lONIZATlON
sc 18 minutes 4214 color 1959
Presents the theory of ionization and stresses its present important
status in chemistry Shows the identifying characteristics of ions
73and where they occur Electrolytes dissociation solvents electrovalent
compounds and covalent compounds are shown by animation and
laboratory demonstration Practical uses of ionization in industrial
chemistry are also shownC
IRON ORE MINING
ejsc 14 minutes 4484 1950
First locates the iron deposits of the United States then shows the
process of openpit mining in the Mesabi Range in Minnesota with
emphasis on the use of modern laborsaving machinery After the
ore is classified it is shown being loaded into freight cars and later
onto barges on the Great Lakes A map shows the location of the
many steel mills to which the ore might goA
IRRATIONAL NUMBERS
ct 23 minutes 4769 1959
Demonstrates teaching irrational numbers through the study of
decimal fractions Limited understanding of irrational numbers in
past teaching is eliminated by this new method which leads to a
positive demonstration of what an irrational number isMCGH
IS A CAREER AS A TECHNICIAN FOR YOU
jsc 15 minutes 5732 color 1972
This film covers a wide kaleidoscopic array of technicians in
scientific industrial commercial and governmental settingstheir
role in working with engineers scientists and other professionals
as well as the personal characteristics common to persons success
ful in this fieldCFI
IS A CAREER IN BANKING FOR YOU
sc 15 minutes 4148 color 1974
This film deals with the multitude of banking careers found in
commercial and savings banks as well as other financial institutions
such as federal reserve banks loan companies the exportimport
bank etc It also touches on aptitudes interests and educational
qualifications useful to obtain entry level work in the banking
industryCFT
IS A CAREER IN BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION FOR YOU
sc 15 minutes 4155 color 1974
The film defines the five major occupational groups in business
administration decribes work settings conditions tasks and re
wards entry requirements and paths to advancement The five
areas explored are accounting personnel work marketing re
search advertising and public relationsCFI
IS A CAREER IN CLERICAL WORK FOR YOU
jsc 15 minutes 5742 color 1973
The film takes a closeup look at the 14000000 people who handle
the vast flood of communications and records in business industry
and government It also covers shipping and receiving clerks stock
clerks and mail clerksCFI
IS A CAREER IN ELECTRONICS
MANUFACTURING FOR YOU
jsc 15 minutes 5741 color 1973
Products production techniques and other exciting aspects of the
electronics manufacturing industry are explored as well as plant
jobs in machining fabricating processing assembling inspection
and shipping plus office jobs in clerical engineering administra
tive and scientific areasCFI
IS A CAREER IN FINANCE INSURANCE OR
REAL ESTATE FOR YOU
jsc 15 minutes 5740 color 1973
There are similarities in the basic nature of occupations in the areas
of finance insurance and real estate Almost half of the people in
the total industry work with statistics rates premiums interest
dividends and other data while the balance deal largely with
peopleCFI
IS A CAREER IN GOVERNMENT FOR YOU
jsc 15 minutes 5737 color 1972
This film cites the ways one can get a federal state or local
government job in the occupations found exclusively in govern
ment national defense postal service etc and those existing in
both government and private industryCFI
IS A CAREER IN MACHINING FOR YOU
jsc 15 minutes 5735 color 1972
The sight sounds people products structures and practices of the
world of machining tools are brought into the classroom and an
overview of occupations in which people cut shape grind and
perform other operations on metal prototypes assemblies and
partsCFI
IS A CAREER IN MANAGEMENT FOR YOU
jsc 15 minutes 5744 color 1973
This film provides an overview of the three levels of management
top middle and supervisory and points out similarities in their
basic dutiesplanning organizing staffing directing and con
trollingCFI
IS A CAREER IN MOTOR VEHICLE OR
EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING FOR YOU
sc 15 minutes 4156 color 1974
All levels of the manufacturing spectrum are shown from the
professional engineers and scientists to semiskilled assemblers and
maintenance personnel The film also deals with a fascinating array
of equipment that the industry rums out in staggering quantityCFI
IS A CAREER IN RADIO OR TELEVISION FOR YOU
jsc 15 minutes 5738 color 1973
There are four main career areas in broadcastingengineering
sales business and programming The film describes the many
occupations in each covers every section of the industry and looks
at the people at work their skills qualifications rewards and
problemsCFI
IS A CAREER IN THE HEALTH SERVICES FOR YOU
jsc 15 minutes 5733 color 1972
This film looks at the nature of work and the working conditions in
a great variety of health occupations from dentistry to radiology It
examines the wide range of careers in patient care and in supporting
servicesfrom housekeeping and administration to equipment
maintenanceCFI
IS A CAREER IN THE HOTEL OR MOTEL
BUSINESS FOR YOU
jsc 15 minutes 5739 color 1973
Viewers get a thoughtful and informative look at employees in the
four major categories of occupations found only in the lodging
industrythose in guest services housekeeping front office and
management The film also covers the many other kinds of workers
needed to run hotels motels and other related industriesCFI
IS A CAREER IN THE PROFESSIONS FOR YOU
jsc 15 minutes 5743 color 1973
The film deals not only with the nature of the work but also covers
the dedicated continuous and selfdisciplined effort needed over
many years to become a doctor teacher engineer lawyer performer
or other kind of professional personCFI
IS A CAREER IN THE RESTAURANT BUSINESS
FOR YOU
sc 15 minutes 4158 color 1974
Careers in restaurants are considered from luxurious nightclubs to
hot dog stands The film also covers food purchasing food prepar
ation serving dishwashing and management and explores other
types of feeding such as institutional plant feeding cafeterias
schools etcCFI
IS A CAREER IN THE SERVICE INDUSTRIES FOR YOU
jsc 15 minutes 5736 color 1972
There are eight different categories of services lodging building
personal recreation apparel protective domestic and food
servicepreparation Also discussed are the aptitudes temperament
and preferences people should have to work in the service
industriesCFI
74IS A CAREER IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES FOR YOU
sc 15 minutes 4160 color 1973
This film concerns itself with the social scientists who deal with the
transmission and communication of knowledge and information
about human social behavior It covers occupations such as
anthropologists economists historians political scientists social
psychologists sociologists social statisticians social geographers
and social workersCFI
IS A SALES CAREER FOR YOU
jsc 15 minutes 5734 color 1972
The diversity of sales careers throughout the spectrum of business
and industry is shown as well as the sales people who sell all
kinds of things and services from apples to hotels and insurance to
zebras The film points out the role of sales in the countrys
economyCFI
ISAAC NEWTON
js 13 minutes 4235 1959
Portrays the contributions of Isaac Newton to the fields of science
and mathematics Shows Newtons early life and the dedication he
exhibited toward learning Later while he was teaching at Trinity
College an outbreak of bubonic plague forced him to return home
where in eighteen months he pulled together his thoughts on four
major scientific problemsdeveloping the binomial theorem laying
the foundation for differential and integral calculus proposing a
theory on light and formulating his laws of universal gravitation
Closes with a review of the recognition his work brought him and
pictures the modern application of his principles in rocketryC
ISABELLA AND THE MAGIC BRUSH
e 14 minutes 4709 color 1976
The animation is adapted from a Chinese tale about a little girls
desire to be an artist which is thwarted by poverty a tyrant king
her own partents who think she should be a cook and by the court
painter who fears competition However Isabella wishes for and
receives a brusha magic one that gives life to whatever is painted
with itFILMFAIR
ITS EVERBODYS BUSINESS
jst 22 minutes 4535 color 1954
Explains how profits and individual investments create jobs how
competition keeps values and prices low how advertising benefits
everyone and how the government should function in a free
economyCCUS
ITS UP TO LAURIE
js 21 minutes 6124 color 1979
An unusual dramatized film about teenage sex and its possible con
sequences The story focuses on the romance between two high
school students and features three very different endings Each
conclusion illustrates how the attitudes of teenagers and their parents
toward sex can alter relationships and change livesCEN
ITS UP TO YOU
c 11 minutes 712 color 1967
Describes one mans fight against blindness after an eye accident
due to carelessness on the job Demonstrates an eye operation
showing the magnetic extraction of a piece of metal from the eye
Explains how to avoid eye accidents by following safety rules
NSPB
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
pe 10 minutes 1459 1949
Tells the familiar story of Jack and the beanstalk using live action
and narration Encourages children to retell the story in their own
wordsSF
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
p 16 minutes 5492 color 1966
Presents live action dramatization by the Peppermint Players a
childrens repertory theater company of Jacks adventures with the
giant and with the goose that lays golden eggsMCGH
JACKSON YEARS NEW AMERICANS
jsc 27 minutes 7305 color 1971
Presents the creation of the American image and the formation of
popular democracy as reflected in the rise to power of Andrew
Jackson Emphasizes the common man in the White House
America considered invincible and political power the dream of
every manLCA
JACKSON YEARS TOWARD CIVIL WAR
jsc 28 minutes 7304 i color
1971
Describes Andrew Jackson as a man of action who fought the
monopoly of the National Bank raised troops against South
Carolina vetoed more congressional bills than all presidents before
him combined and yet remained inactive on the issue of slavery that
would eventually lead to warLCA
JAMAICA
ejs 19 minutes 5158 color 1976
The rhythm and tempo of the life in this Caribbean island is inter
woven throughout the film We visit with a family of three boys
Leon Vincent and Dennis They join their father in the harvesting
of the banana fields and later as they pole the harvest down river
to the market Through their experience we learn much of the his
tory climate education and music of the islandJ
JAMES DICKEY POET
sc 37 minutes 9001 color 1970
A poetry experience in film that does not teach poetry The
words of the poet the people he talks to and the camera that follows
him for three weeks on a Dickey bamstormingforpoetry tour
project an experience in which both students and teachers share He
is a man trying to break through this kind of glass wall we all live
behind And thats what the film is all about to help students
break through to involve them in the actual thoughts and
feelings of a man who happens to write fine poetryEB
JAMES FENIMORE COOPER
js 17 minutes 4654
1949
Outlines the life of James Fenimore Cooper from his expulsion
from Yale to his writing and travels in Europe Presents his life as a
merchant seaman his two years service in the US Navy and his
marriage then shows his wife daring him to write a novel
Emphasizes the influence Coopers experiences had on his literary
works and mentions many of his novelsEB
JAMESTOWN COLONY 1607 THROUGH 1620
ej 17 minutes 4170 1957
Describes the conditions under which the Jamestown Colony was
established and developed Shows the voyage of the first settlers
from England the faith and dedication required to overcome the
hardships they faced the arrival of reinforcements their friendli
ness with the Indians the introduction of women and African
slaves the beginning of representative government in America
cultivation of the tobacco plant and the advent of strong and able
leaders Utilizes the reconstruction made for the Jamestown Festi
val of 1957C
JAMESTOWN THE FIRST ENGLISH SETTLEMENT
IN AMERICA
ejsc 22 minutes 5312 1958
Dramatizes the founding and development of Jamestown from 1607
to 1619 Presents the storyteller John Rolfe as he describes the first
landing building of the fort life of the first settlers and the arrival
of Lord Delaware who initiated a strong government Pictures
trade with the Indian the development of tobacco the marriage of
John Rolfe to Pocahontas and the growth of the colonyEB
JAMESTOWN WILLIAMSBURG AND YORKTOWN
ejs 12 minutes 4674 color 1954
Photographs of Jamestown Williamsburg and Yorktown Virgin
ia and animated sequences recall life in this part of the Colonies in
the years between 1607 and 1781PAF
75
aHimBBKJAN BOY OF THE NETHERLANDS
Pe 19 minutes 4869 color 1970
Compares family life in the Netherlands with that in the United
States Shows several days in the life of tenyearold Jan Van Hoek
in Amsterdam Points out the things that he is familiar with in the
Netherlands and those that are similar to the United States
Introduces the viewer to the people geography and economy of
this important European countryEB
JAPAN HARVESTING THE LAND AND SEA
ejs 27 minutes 7533 color 1963
Shows the physical features of Japans islands that make them a
distinctive and sometimes difficult habitat Describes the constant
effort to support a large and rapidly growing population on a small
land area with limited resources Explains how Japanese farmers
and fishermen are now able to supply virtually all of the countrys
food and other farm productsEB
JAPAN ITS CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS
ejs 27 minutes 7561 color 1964
Presents a study of the culture manners and traditions of the island
empire Japan and its place in modern historyWD
JAPANESE FARMERS
ejs 17 minutes 5610 color 1969
Presents a study of the cultivation techniques and variety of
machinery used by Japanese farmers in developing various crops
from harsh and nonarable land Shows cultivation of rice tea
strawberries and orangesFI
JEFFERSON OF MONTICELLO
ejsc 18 minutes 4187 color 1948
Thomas Jefferson tells his own story against the background of his
home in Virginia Shows his birthplace in Albemarle County his
student surroundings at the College of William and Mary and his
architectural accomplishmentsVDE
JERUSALEM THE HOLY CITY
js 10 minutes 485 color 1951
Pictures the pageantry of Jerusalem and the historical
shrines sacred to three religious traditions Jewish
Christian and Moslem Relates the settings and shrines
to the historic events and religious associations with
which they are identified in the tradition and heritage of
the western worldEB
JETS AND ROCKETS HOW THEY WORK
Pe 14 minutes 5493 color 1967
Presents through familiar objects and visual terms Newtons
principles of action and reaction Shows by animation and experi
mentation the principles of the jet engineC
JOAN AVOIDS A COLD SECOND EDITION
P 11 minutes 283 color 1964
Shows how a young girl learns the cause of colds and follows the
rules for avoiding them and staying wellC
JOB HUNT
jsc 15 minutes 4161 color 1976
This is a dramatization of the dos and donts of seeking and getting
a job The process is divided into selfevaluation tapping a variety
of job sources importance of a neat and complete application and
how to approach a job interview The film points out that
employers want good employees and that they look for dependabili
ty neatness serious attitude toward work and enthusiasm An
employment interview situation with three applicants shows why
the successful applicant was chosen This film covers the basic
points every job seeker should knowAIMS
JOB INTERVIEW PRO BOWL THE
js 192 minutes 6125 color 1979
The job interview is treated as a spectator sport complete with
playbyplay commentary by a pair of colorful sportcasters Tech
nique permits the audience to see the job interview develop from
both the point of view of the applicant and the interviewer Provides
viewers with an invaluable insight into successfully interviewing
for a jobCEN
JOBS IN ATOMIC ENERGY
js 13 minutes 4144 1955
Shows the vast diversification of employment opportunities pro
vided by the rapid development of atomic energy Pictures scien
tists technicians and laborers at work in atomic research power
production agriculture medicine and industrial applicationsHA
JOHN C CALHOUN
js 18 minutes 4727 1951
Lists formative factors in his boyhood on a South Carolina
plantation that focused Calhouns aim in public life upon states
rights Pictures him as a lawyer then as Vice President Presents
discussions with Van Buren Clay and Webster on tariff slavery
and nullification Concludes with Calhouns last great Senate
speechEB
JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY MAN AND PRESIDENT
js 9 minutes 665
Highlights the glorious moments of Kennedys career his
inauguration his accomplishments his quest for peace and finally
the tragic events which martyred him and plunged a nation into
mourningSF
JOHN MARSHALL
js 19 minutes 4710 1957
Presents the life of John Marshall the founder of American
constitutional law Pictures experiences of his boyhood his role in
the American Revolution events which drew him into politics and
how he became Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and was
instrumental in making important decisions that solidified the
courts authorityEB
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
ejs 20 minutes 4714 1951
Dramatizes episodes in the life of John Quincy Adams Americas
sixth President and father of American foreign policy Reveals
Adams skill in diplomacy by portraying his career as an American
representative in Europe and as Secretary of State and author of the
Monroe DoctrineEB
JOHNNY APPLESEED A LEGEND OF FRONTIER LIFE
ej 16 minutes 4032 1954
Pictures and tells the legend of Jonathan Chapman known as
Johnny Appleseed depicting his personal characteristics and his
deeds Reveals his fondness for apples and his love for the Bible
Relates his experiences throughout youth and old age planting
apple seeds resetting the seedlings as he travels about and living
with and helping frontier families Includes several folk songsC
JOHNNY LEARNS HIS MANNERS
p 18 minutes 4193 1947
A narrated story illustrated on an artists drawing board shows how
a little boy who is untidy illmannered and selfish is turned into a
pig until his Good Self conquers his Bad SelfUPA
JOINTLEGGED ANIMALS THE ARTHROPODS
js 18 minutes 5396 1962
Uses timelapse and photomicrography to show the five classes of
arthropods crustaceans centipedes millepedes arachnids and
insects Explains that arthropods include a greater number of
species occupying a greater variety of habitats than other animalsEB
JOURNALS OF LEWIS AND CLARK EDITED VERSION
ejs 27 minutes 8140 color 1965
The film is faithful to the journals and covers the same terrain
traveled by Lewis and Clark It captures the wonder of the virgin
west recounts an heroic chapter in the development of the frontier
and points to the problems of conservation and of the treatment of
Indians which followed the explorationsEB
76MM
JOURNEY IN HEALTH
c 21 minutes 4895 color 1960
Emphasizes the importance of regular and continuous supervision
of childrens health by parents and physicians Uses flashbacks as a
pediatrician who is preparing a speech for a parent group recalls
cases which were not called to the physicians attention early
enough Places emphasis upon the thoroughness of a physical
examination and the fact that the physician is concerned with the
childs emotional health as well as with his physical growth and
development The frequency of physical examinations at different
ages is indicatedSFF
JOURNEY INTO THE PAST THE STORY OF THE AN
CIENT CIVILIZATIONS ON THE MEDITERRANEAN
sc 21 minutes 5041 color 1962
Following an introduction to the Mediterranean of today the
growth and culture of the ancient civilizations of Egypt Greece
and Rome are outlined in sequences showing architecture works of
art and archeological finds relative to each In other sequences
reference is made also to the Minoan Phoenician and Etruscan
peoples Maps indicate the position and extent of each civilization
IFB
JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF A TRIANGLE
jsc 8 minutes 719 color 1977
This film is a series of animated constructions that determine the
center of a variety of triangles These centers include circum
center incenter centroid and orthocenterIFB
JOY OF ACHIEVEMENT THE
scte 142 minutes 4162 color 1974
Using quotes of people who have achieved through their work
such as Thomas Edison Helen Keller Thomas Jefferson and
Franklin Delano Rooseveltthe film depicts people from child
hood through old age involved in constructive positive accomplish
mentsDANA
JOY OF COMMUNICATION THE
scte 18 minutes 4163 color 1975
This film depicts communication between people of all ages It
shows the reciprocal joy of sharing values and experiences
between young and old parents and children teacher and student
and the handicapped The joy of communicating with nature is also
portrayed as well as the joy in an old persons face when he
realizes that people care and he is neededDANA
JOY RIDE AN AUTO THEFT
js 12 minutes 4623 color 1976
Two teenage boys decide to borrow a friends car for a short
ride They plan to return the car so hell never miss it
Delighted with their new found freedom they persuade their
girlfriends to join the fun but a twisting mountain curve quickly
transforms the joy ride into a nightmareAB
JOYS OF KINETIC ART
js 22 minutes 4616 color 1975
Flashing lights rotating spheres and flowing colors serve as our
introduction to kinetic art This is an art form that combines
movement through time with the other three dimensions to produce
the impressions and changing perceptions of kinetic art Explana
tions of kinetic art alternate with exhibits of the art in motion to
produce an understanding and feeling for the art form that can be
called the symbol of our timesJ
JUDGE BEN B LINDSEY PART I
sc 25 minutes 7398 1966
Dramatizes Judge Ben Lindseys efforts to combat political and
social evils in Denver Colorado in the early 1900s He was
especially concerned with the handling of children in jails and
continued his probes even though he was investigated by a
governors committee subjected to an attempt on his life and
refused party backing for reelection as a judgeRSA
JUDGE BEN B LINDSEY PART II
sc 25 minutes 7399 1966
See description of Pt IRSA
JULIUS CAESAR THE RISE OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE
ejs 22 minutes 5420 color 1964
Photographed in a fullscale reproduction of the Roman Forum this
film explores the significance of Caesars career in history his
conquests of Gaul in a series of brilliant and fierce campaigns and
his successful drive for the rulership of the Roman Empire Tells of
the important reforms he instituted from the establishment of an
orderly and equitable legal system to the improvement of the
economic conditions among the massesEB
JUNK FOOD FILM THE
e 11 minutes 675 color 1976
This fanciful film presents the misadventures of Harold a compul
sive junk food eater After being warned by his friends that his
eating habits will get him into trouble Harold visits Junk Food
Land There badhabit characters encourage him to embark upon
an eating spree that leaves him hopelessly trapped Harolds rescue
by his friends exposes all junk food eaters to the folly of their bad
habits and gives them food for thoughtSAN
JUST FOR THE FUN OF IT
pejs 28 minutes 7084 color 1970
Presents water sports activities at the Corps of Engineers Lakes in
the Southeastern United States Depicts the recreation areas now
used by millions of people for outdoor recreation Emphasizes the
need for observing safety for better enjoyment of water sports and
activities Also emphasizes the many activities available at these
areas such as boating swimming etcISF
JUST IMAGINE
js 15 minutes 5023
Discusses the idea that observation and imagination are necessary
in the creation of characterizations Children find objects in an old
trunk create a role using the objects and plan a scene involving the
other childrenIU
JUSTICE CRIME CRIMINALS AND THE SYSTEM
s 262 minutes 8100 color 1977
This thoughtprovoking film takes a hard look at our criminal
justice system and asks some basic questions Why isnt the system
working What should be done to change it What is a crime Who
is a criminal These critical issues are examined from many view
pointsC
JUSTICE JUSTICE AND THE CRIMINAL COURTS
s 28 minutes 8101 color 1977
Some of the reasons behind the loss of respect and confidence in the
judicial branch of our government are investigated in this film
Several people who are closely involved in the system from an
exoffender to the director of the Chicago Crime Commission
express their opinions about workable solutionsC
JUSTICE UNDER LAW THE GIDEON CASE
jsc 22 minutes 5494 1966
Describes the Gideon case in which a citizen was tried and
convicted without legal counsel and reviews in sequences how
Gideon while in prison communicated with the state and federal
legislative bodies to secure legal representation Explains also the
Bill of Rights and its interpretation as written by Oliver Wendell
Holmes Presents some of the duties of the Supreme Court in
connection with its decision in the Gideon case informing about
the 5th 6th and 14th AmendmentsEB
KANGAROOS
ejs 10 minutes 734 1953
Shows the large forester kangaroo of Australia gives its history
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explains its body structure living habits and its importance to
Australia Compares it to other types of kangaroos and shows how
it raises its young Indicates how its continued existence is
threatened by the presence of other grass eaters such as sheep
which are of greater value to manEB
KATHY
sc 19 minutes 5537 color 1969
Presents clinical cases of several young people who have gonor
rhea Designed to present the facts about veneral disease and to
stress the necessity for teenagers to get a medical check if they
even suspect they might have the disease Covers basic questions
that may arise from teenage inquiryCCA
NOTE Preview before showing order on a separate form and
have countersigned by the Superintendent
KENTUCKY PIONEERS SECOND EDITION
eJ 26 minutes 7081 io
Focuses on one familys travel to Kentucky in 1790 to explain why
the pioneers moved out to settle the frontier wilderness Shows the
type of community that existed among the pioneers and some of the
hardships they enduredEB
KINETICMOLECULAR THEORY
sc 9 minutes 754 jgg
An introduction to the kineticmolecular theory Demonstrations
dealing with molecules in motion and the factors that determine
kinetic energy are provided The film serves as an excellent
preparation for the further study of gas lawsMCGH
KING MIDAS AND THE GOLDEN TOUCH
Pe 11 minutes 1970 1949
Uses puppets to tell the story of Midas the miserly king who thinks
qnly of his gold Mercury grants Midas one wish that everything
he touches will turn to gold When Midas touches his daughter she
turns to gold In answer to Midas pleading Mercury takes away
the golden touch and Midas realizes that there are some things
more precious than goldC
KOROCHAN THE LITTLE BEAR
Pe 11 minutes 307 1959
Presents the Japanese folk tale of a funloving disobedient baby
bear named Korochan His constant desire to play finds him
hounded by angry bees rejected by his two playmates because of
his roughness and finally dangerously trapped on a forbidden rope
bridge Throughout Korochans escapades however warm love
and understanding for him by his family are evidentEB
KREMLIN THE PART I
sc 28 minutes 7302 color 1963
Presents a detailed tour of the Kremlin reviewing the history of
Russia in the process Includes many closeups of paintings
mosaics statuary architectural features and relics with a discus
sion of their historic religious and cultural significance Explains
the evolution of the Kremlin into a heavily fortified community
points out recent additions to its complex of buildings and shows
the apartment in which Lenin livedMCGH
KREMLIN THE PART II
sc 27 minutes 7303
See description of Pt IMCGH
color
1963
LA COMIDA SPANISH LANG FILM
s 11 minutes 758 color 1961
Opens in the home of the Gomez family where the scenes and
narration center around common dining room equipment and
utensils The second part of the film shows the family enjoying
dinner at a favorite restaurantNVF
LA GALLINITA ROJA THE LITTLE RED HEN
SPANISH LANG FILM
ejsc 16 minutes 5008 color 1961
Presents the story of The Little Red Hen in simple Spanish and
animated drawings Each noun adjective and verb is represented
by an object or action on the screen Involves the audience in a
vocabulary review at the conclusionBFA
LA GALLINITA SABIA LITTLE RED HEN
SPANISH LANG FILM
ej 11 minutes 1722 1950
Combines art work and live action to depict the story Narration
designed to provide frequent repetitionC
LA PETITE POULE ROUGE FRENCH LANG FILM
ejsc 14 minutes 5010 color 1961
Presents the story of The Little Red Hen in simple French using
animated drawings Each noun adjective and verb is represented
by an object or action on the screen Involves the audience in a
vocabulary review at the conclusionBFA
LA PINATA SPANISH LANG FILM
ejs 11 minutes 1518 color 1964
Designed specifically for use with firstyear Spanish classes Tells
the story of Pepe who works in a Mexican pinata factory Careful
repetition reinforces the learning of basic idioms and sentence
patternsSIG
LABOR MOVEMENT BEGINNINGS AND GROWTH
IN AMERICA
js 14 minutes 4191 1959
Highlights the significant developments in labors organization in
the United States from 1873 through the merger of the AFL and
CIO Depicts the role played by Samuel Gompers in the develop
ment of American trade unions Points out the factors which helped
and hindered the growth of labor unions Uses still pictures from
contemporary publications to illustrate the violence of the railroad
strike of 1877 the 1892 Homestead steel strike and the 1894
Pullman car strike in Chicago Relates the importance of organized
labor to American industry and commerceC
LADY OR THE TIGER
js II minutes 1605 1942
Dramatizes Frank R Stocktons famous story in which a princess is
required to choose between sending her lover to death or to another
woman The author and the picture leave the reader in doubtFI
LAFAYETTE SOLDIER OF LIBERTY
eJs 17 minutes 4921 1955
Presents highlights of the life and career of the Marquis de
Lafayette emphasizing particularly his service to the United States
his friendship with George Washington the part he played as a
leader in the French Revolution and his lasting love for America
EB
LAND OF THE CHEROKEE
ejs 28 minutes 7051 color
Shows the fabled Georgia hills and the many family pleasures that
can be enjoyed m this enchanting land which was once the chosen
home of the Cherokees An original score Georgia Hills
written especially for this motion picture helps document the
storyISF
LAND OF THE OSTRICHES
ej 16 minutes 4398
Features the home of the ostrich the town of Oudtshoorn South
Africa Provides a tour of a large ostrich farm showing ostrich
tarming as a highly developed industryFL
LANDMARKS IN AMERICAN ART
js 5 minutes 846
Presents an exhibition of works by John Singleton Copley Frederick
Edwin Church John Sargent Winslow Homer William Michael
Hartnett Charles Sheeler and Joseph Stella at the Wildenstein
Galleries in New YorkP
78trt
LANDS AND WATERS OF OUR EARTH
p 10 minutes 1890 color 1956
During a family picnic Jimmy becomes aware of the many kinds of
land and water forms on the surface of our earth He is able to
observe hills mountains valleys rivers and other geographic
features A picture book shows him the relationships among
themC
LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT
te 20 minutes 5756 color 1973
Early Development
The acquisition of language is a remarkable achievement How do
we so quickly acquire so complex a system of communication
What enabling faculties are we born with What are the environ
mental determinants An animation sequence blended with a
montage of actual sounds takes us through the early months of an
infants crying cooing babbling and echoic utterances into words
The film concludes with Noam Chomskys theory that the human
mind is genetically preprogrammed to process the kinds of
information needed to create languageMCGH
LANGUAGE OF ALGEBRA
s 16 minutes 4839 color 1956
Defines symbols surveys their familiar applications in a modern
world and illustrates their role in mathematics Follows by
animation the evolution of a plot of land from wood lot to
subdivision Involves problems confronting the owner of the land
In each problem a formula is set up and algebraic symbols are
substituted for actual objects to streamline the equationIFB
LANGUAGE OF GRAPHS SECOND EDITION
js 16 minutes 4021 color 1972
The importance of visual communications is shown as two high
school students discover how to use graphs to present a proposal to
their school newspaper staff The film shows them selecting the
type of graph most appropriate for the presentation and shows each
step in the construction of a bar graph aline graph a circle graph
and an equation graphC
LANGUAGE OF MAPS THE
ej 11 minutes 108 color 1964
Uses aerial photography topographic models and maps to show
that the language of maps is composed of symbols representing
natural and manmade features of the earths surfaceEB
LANGUAGE OF MATHEMATICS
js 11 minutes 1099
1950
Demonstrates how mathematics is fundamental to daily living in
our modern society Explores the use of the precise and meaningful
symbols of mathematics and shows how this unique language
helps to state and solve problems more rapidly and accuratelyC
LANGUAGE OF THE BEE A CASE HISTORY
OF THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD
js 15 minutes 4525 color 1965
Shows the methods used by Dr Karl von Frisch and other scientists
to study the system by which bees communicate information
concerning the direction and distance of a food supply from the
hive Includes some details on the two types of bee dances the use
of the sun gravity and pulsing sounds as the bees vocabulary
methods used verify findings and several experiments to answer
additional questionsMIS
LAPLANDERS
ej 8 minutes 571 1952
Shows how the Laplanders follow the reindeer herds for their food
clothing and other necessities of life Some get jobs in the cities
but the people who love the nomadic life still continue to follow the
herds Shows handling the reindeer milking them picking out the
ones to be butchered and taking care of the meat hides and
hornsEB
LART ET LA VIE
sc 9 minutes 295 color 1971
Acquaints students with the modern cultural centers constructed by
the government to improve contact between the artist and the
public At Amiens the viewer is taken on a tour of the center where
he learns about its function and sees how the various art forms are
displayed Views of ultramodern sculpture in the south of France
complete a parallel with the impressionist School as a revolutionary
art formEB
LASCAUX CRADLE OF MANS ART
sc 17 minutes 4281 color 1950
Shows mans first known works of art as the carvings and paintings
found within the last 100 years in caves of France and Spain Shows
paintings by Cromagnon prehistoric man in the Lascaux cave
paintings between 12000 and 30000 years old still in a state of
perfect preservation Portrays walls ofthe Lascaux cave covered
with paintings of animals magic figures mathematics and
writingsIFB
LASER BEAM THE
sct 16 minutes 5523 color 1968
Explains by animation the jasing process Presents a history of the
Laser the various types of Lasers and the application of Lasers in
medicine industry communications and space explorationHA
LAST DATE
s 19 minutes 4366 1949
Dramatizes the story of four teenagers whose lives are tragically
affected by the carelessness of oneLMC
LATON HANDICAPPED BLIND CHILD
te 142 minutes 4174 color 1975
The focus of this film is a symbolic child Laton Parent feelings
relating to handicapping conditions are expressed and the film
further delineates what the Head Start program is doing to help
handicapped children The film concludes on a note of hope for all
the LatonsCFDC
LAVA AND THE RIVER
jsc 20 minutes 5133 color 1959
Explains the geological formation of the Columbia River plateau
through lava flows and the uplifting of the Cascade Mountains
Shows the results of petrification lava formation glacial erosion
basalt and silt the Grand Coulee and its Dry FallsMAMO
LAWS OF CONSERVATION OF ENERGY AND MATTER
js 8 minutes 1811 1958
Shows by liveaction demonstrations and animation that matter and
energy cannot be created or destroyed Pictures the burning of
magnesium under a closed container on a scale to show that the
weight remains constant States the law of the conservation of
matter and uses the examples of rock breaking glass and coal
burning to illustrate that energy cannot be created or destroyed
Recounts the work of Madam Curie and Einstein and states
Einsteins equation which shows that energy and matter can be
converted into each otherC
LAWS OF GASES
js 11 minutes 1858 1958
Explains the gas laws of Boyle Charles Dalton and Avogadro and
their importance to physical science Animation illustrates relation
ships between pressure volume and temperature of confined gas
the law of partial pressures and the determining of the molecular
weight of a gasC
LAWS OF MOTION
js 12 minutes 4896 color 1952
Explains Newtons three laws of motion and points up important
events leading to the discovery of these laws Simple experiments
with moving balls illustrate the theory of the laws while other
examples provide dramatic evidence of the application of these
laws to everyday experienceEB
LE MUSEE GREVIN FRENCH LANG FILM
js 12 minutes 732 color 1970
Michele and Penny visit the wax museum of Paris where they play
a game trying to place the different figures of French history in their
79proper eras The figures are so realistic that one figure they think is
wax turns out to be one of the directors of the museum He invites
them to see how the models are put together before being placed on
displayIFB
LE PETIT CHAPERON ROUGE LITTLE RED
RIDING HOOD FRENCH LANG FILM
ejsc 13 minutes 5009 color 1961
Presents the story of Little Red Riding Hood in simple French
using animated drawings Each noun adjective and verb is
represented by an object or action on the screen Involves the
audience in a vocabulary review at the conclusionBFA
LEARNING ABOUT AIR
P 11 minutes 293 color 1976
Balloons sailboats and windmills all use air for a purpose Children
learn the properties of air and enjoy games that are really demon
strations of what air and wind can doACI
LEARNING ABOUT ELECTRIC CURRENT SECOND EDI
ej 15 minutes 4198 color 1975
Oldtime nickelodeon movies of hairraising gags punctuate this
introduction to principles of electricity Laboratory experiments
and animated drawings illustrate the chemical magnetic and heat
effects of electric current Scenes include drycell batteries converting
chemical energy into electrical energy copper plating the flow of
electrons within the filament of an incandescent bulb and a
conductor generating electric current as it moves through a mag
netic fieldEB 6
LEARNING ABOUT FLOWERS
Pe 11 minutes 1532 1957
Uses timelapse photography to show various types of flowers as
they develop mature and open Points out that flowers are useful
in producing seeds fruits and vegetables which are packed and
sold for food Pictures several flowers including goatsbeard tulip
pussy willow apple dogwood bean pumpkin and morning
gloryEB e
LEARNING ABOUT GARDENING
Pe 19 minutes 4468 color
Depicts the opportunities for a child to garden in a limited area and
is equally applicable whether the child lives in a house or an
apartment Though basically inspirational the film closely follows
the Science curriculum and practices Information on plant growth
and care is liberally includedCHS
LEARNING ABOUT HEAT SECOND EDITION
ej 15 minutes 4202 color 1975
Any understanding of the energy crisis presupposes an understand
ing of the nature of heat as the basic energy force Through
laboratory demonstrations interwoven with animated episodes this
film discusses the molecular basis of heat friction change of state
in gases solids and liquids the movement of heat through
radiation convection and conductionEB
LEARNING ABOUT LEAVES
e 11 minutes 271 color 1958
Stresses the importance of leaves in manufacturing food for plants
and as a source of food for man and animals Timelapse photogra
phy shows the growth of leaves and their movements to capture
sunlight Leaf structure is pictured through photomicrography
Animation shows the storage of sugar and starch in leaves roots
and seeds which can be used as human and animal food Encour
ages children to collect and study leaves also to use dead leaves to
protect plants from the cold and as a source of fertilizerEB
LEARNING ABOUT LIGHT SECOND EDITION
ejs 15 minutes 4203 color 1976
Learning About Light introduces viewers to the study of light
investigating many important characteristics of the visible spec
trum To help students gain a better understanding of the basic
concepts and principles of modern optics the film has been divided
into four related sections the nature of light refraction color and
light sources Each section includes experiments and laboratory
demonstrations designed to stimulate interest and to illustrate a
number of unusual effects associated with the phenomenon of
lightEB
LEARNING ABOUT MAGNETISM SECOND EDITION
ej 14 minutes 4856 color 1975
Magnetism its mysteries and its practical applications are clearly
explored The subject of magnetic fields is dramatized with scenes
of an 83ton electromagnet and a magnetic field so huge that its
entire expanse can be viewed only from a helicopter Other
segments demonstrate how magnets generate electricity and how
the whole subject of magnetic attraction can be traced right down to
the mysterious attraction between the nucleus of a single atom and
its surrounding electronsEB
LEARNING ABOUT METRIC MEASURES
ej 17 minutes 5601 color 1970
Introduces the student to the basic concepts of the metric system
Identifies and defines units of the meter stick Highlights learning
to use the terms decimeter centimeter millimeter and meter
Shows the relationship of the metric system to the decimal
systemBFA
LEARNING ABOUT NUCLEAR ENERGY SECOND EDI
TION
ej 15 minutes 4209 color 1975
Through the camera lens students travel deep inside the atom
There they witnessthrough microphotography animation and
simple demonstrationsthe actual changes in the nuclear composi
tion of the atom which releases nuclear energy The term nuclear
fission takes on real meaning as viewers watch simulated nuclei
split under a chain of neutron bombardments Similar techniques
demonstrate an opposite reactionnuclear fusion which takes
place in the sun and which current research is attempting to
duplicate in order to fill our future energy needsEB
LEARNING ABOUT SEEDS
Pe 11 minutes 200 1950
Uses normal and timelapse photography to picture the variety in
seeds their means of dispersal and growth the use of some seeds
tor food and the widespread character of seed distribution Seeds
are shown to vary in size shape and color and seed germination is
traced from its inception to the young seedling stageEB
LEARNING ABOUT SOUND SECOND EDITION
ej 17 minutes 4220 color 1975
Though sound is unseen it has a complex physical nature This
film presents the basics of sound starting with its source
vibrations emanating sound waves An oscilloscope visualized the
frequency and amplitude of sound waves An experiment with
railroad tracks compares the speed of sound through air and through
metal Scenes explore both electrically synthesized and ultrasonic
sounds Concluding the film is a discussion of noise pollution and
ways to control itEB
LEARNING AND BEHAVIOR THE TEACHING
MACHINE
ct 26 minutes 7152 i960
Shows the work of Drs B F Skinner and R J Herrnstein in
measuring learning and conditioning in the laboratory Dr Skinner
shows that all learning is dependent upon reward as a means of
reinforcing a learned response He also finds that if this factor is
absent there is simply no learning be it animal or man Shows the
relationship between the work being done by Drs Skinner and
Herrnstein and that of the Russian physiologist Dr Ivan Pavlov
CAR
LEARNING BY DOING
c 30 minutes 7912 967
Asserts that the good elementary school promotes learning by
organizing significant discovery for each child and by confirming
and extending his experience Shows that when skills are hamessed
to interest proficiency grows rapidly and that failure is often the
result of repetition with no reason Explains that learning begins
with the exploration of a point of interestTL
80LEARNING TO READ MAPS SECOND EDITION
pe 12 minutes 916 color 1980
A fanciful story done in mime and featuring a lost clown helps the
young viewer understand how maps are useful how maps are pic
torial representations of real places how physical features are rep
resented as symbols on a map how to find directions without a
compass and how to calculate the distance to a destinationEBE
French narration Nouns adjectives and verbs are represented by
the appropriate object or action on the screenBFA
LEARNING TO USE YOUR SENSES
p 10 minutes
1968
Uses birthday party games to point out how students can use their
senses to learn about their environment Shows how people use
their five senses automatically without being aware of them
Encourgages children to verbalize what their senses revealEB
LEAVES
ejsc 11 minutes 128 1936
Explains the function of a leaf as a food factory surveys common
types of leaves and shows essential parts of a typical leaf Explains
photosynthesis through animation Timelapse photography reveals
the opening of a horse chestnut bud and the growth of a nettle
twigEB
LEE THE VIRGINIAN
js 28 minutes 7290 1962
Uses historic photographs and on location shots of countryside
buildings and battlefields associated with Robert E Lees life to
describe the highlights of his military career Emphasizes the
importance of Lees Virginia heritage in molding his character and
influencing his decisionsMCGH
LEGEND OF THE PIED PIPER
pe 10 minutes 1461
1949
Uses puppets to tell the legend of the Pied Piper Shows the
townspeople complaining to the Lord Mayor about the rats At the
Mayors request the Pied Piper lures all the rats away with his
piping When the Lord Mayor refuses to pay the Pied Piper the
latter lures all the children away The Lord Mayor realizing his
folly pays the Piper and regains the childrenC
LENSES
sc 10 minutes 365 1951
Shows how light is refracted by diverging and converging lenses
Uses prisms and animated diagrams to demonstrate the formation
and characteristics of images Shows the effect of placing objects at
varying distances from the focus Also pictures the use of the lens
in the camera the microscope and the telescopeUEVA
LEONARDO DA VINCI AND HIS ART
jsc 14 minutes 4175 color 1957
Presents an overview of Leonardo da Vincis life and work in
relationship to his era the Renaissance Compares his paintings
with earlier paintings by other artists to demonstrate the new life
and vitality he brought to his paintings Shows many examples of
his work and gives a detailed discussion of da Vincis painting
technique pointing up such items as his mastery of creating depth
expert use of light and shadow and expression and gestureC
LEONARDO DA VINCI GIANT OF THE
RENAISSANCE
jsc 25 minutes 7482 1957
Reveals some of da Vincis major contributions in science and art
and provides a historical setting for an evaluation of his varied
accomplishments Filmed on location in Italy and FranceEB
LEONARDO DA VINCI HIS INVENTIONS
js 21 minutes 4606 I960
Explores Leonardos theories on dynamics and the theoretical
principles that regulate motion Uses his creative drawings in
comparison to the working model of his inventions Emphasizes his
curiosity and reasoning that led to many calculations observations
and inventionsPIC
LES TROIS OURS FRENCH LANG FILM
e 15 minutes 4915 color
French version of the The Three Bears Simple beginning
LETS BE AT HOME IN THE WATER
pe 10 minutes
color 1954
Nineyearold Jerry enjoys playing in the water while visiting his
friends who live on a lake He learns the rules for playing safely in
the water so that he can have fun without getting hurtPOR
LETS BUILD A HOUSE
p 11 minutes 785 I960
While building a playhouse two sevenyearolds become aware of
why they use concrete and brick for certain parts and wood for
others why they use glass for windows and iron to hold things
togetherCHU
LETS COUNT SECOND EDITION
p 14 minutes 5662 color 1972
Lets Count introduces the adventures of a little Girl Witch as she
goes through various counting experiences She uses onetoone
correspondence counting by ones twos and fives ordinal and
cardinal numbers tally marks and numerals to identify numbersall
part of the story of the Girl Witchs counting achievementC
LETS MEASURE USING CENTIMETERS METERS AND
KILOMETERS
p 10 minutes 1577 color 1977
Two youngsters go on a metric measuring spree With a metric
ruller she measures his nose and with a meter stick she finds out
how tall he is He measures his footsteps and together they measure
the length of a pony and enough everyday lengths to appreciate
centimeter meter and kilometer unitsC
LETS MEASURE USING GRAMS AND KILOGRAMS
p 10 minutes 1892 color 1977
A boy and girl try to compare the masses of several sports balls
They find that its better to weigh them with a metric balance or a
spring scale Using standard units of grams and kilograms they
weigh many common items as well as themselves and discover
basic ideas about metric weight measurementC
LETS MEASURE USING MILLILITERS AND LITERS
p 12 minutes 1891 color 1977
A young boy and girl find an old witchs cookbook and decide to
try a metric recipe One liter of lizards milk 500 milliliters of
bats blood 250 milliliters of spiders serum and 10 milliliters of
vampire venom are among the liquid ingredients they carefully
measure to make Witchs BrewC
LETS MEASURE USING STANDARD UNITS
p 14 minutes 5602 color 1970
Uses fantasy to enable children to discover for themselves why
standard measuring units are necessary Presents the story of
Jimmy who goes to measuring land and learns through Mr
Measuring Man that to measure anything units of the same size
must be usedC
LETS PLAY FAIR SECOND EDITION
pe 11 minutes 543 color 1967
Follows Bill as he plays baseball according to defined rules Shows
other situations where its not easy to make decisions about fair
play or even about what is fairC
LETS SHARE WITH OTHERS SECOND EDITION
pe 11 minutes 597 color 1968
Shows Greg who has a new ball to share but everyone is busy
When Greg joins his friends activities he shares their games
work hobbies food and information Stresses the different ways
benefits and when and where not to shareC
LETS SHOOT THE DEVIL
jsc 30 minutes 7411 1966
Takes a sharp and satirical look at the Puritan morality demon
strated in the classic TV western Uses a stereotype plot to
contrast the extremes of good and bad and explains the false
81morality so strongly demonstrated Emphasizes the exaggerated
moral values of todayCAR
LETS TAKE A WALK IN THE HIGH COUNTRY
e 10 minutes 909 color 1957
Introduces high mountains aspen trees snowplant shooting star
wyethia false hellebore rein orchis labrador tea red heather
highmountain meadows lakes and granite cliffs Ellen Lynn and
Gretta have a day of fun and discovery when they find spotted
sandpipers their nest eggs and babies wood peewees babies in
nest with mother a night hawk her eggs and newly hatched
babyG A
LETS THINK AND BE SAFE
pe 10 minutes 1039 1955
Shows major school accident causes such as putting things in ears
nose eyes or mouth sticking feet into aisles hurrying too fast
through doors leaving things around on the floor pushing and
shoving in line handling sharp objects such as scissors teasing
and showing off Children discuss ways of being safe and avoiding
accidentsPOR
LETS WATCH PLANTS GROW
Pe 11 minutes 1719 color 1962
Miss Nelson and her primary class plant seeds and watch plants
grow in their classroom Timelapse photography shows plant
growth and demonstrations show that plants require water miner
als and sunlightC
LETTER TO GRANDMOTHER SECOND EDITION
Pe 14 minutes 4000 color 1964
After Mary mails a letter she visits the local post office and learns
how mail is collected canceled sorted and dispatched by truck
rail or air Follows Marys letter to show the use of the zip code
number a concentration center and final delivery of the letter by a
mail carrier When Grandmother answers Mary with a package
parcel post is shown being handledC
LETTERING INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
jsct 20 minutes 5118 color 1955
Presents several lettering methods which the inexperienced person
can use in preparing posters bulletin boards signs displays and
materials for projection and publication Demonstrates how to
make letters by using rubber stamps paper cutouts stencils pens
and lettering guides and mechanical lettering systems Shows how
to prepare material for projection and photographic reproductionIU
LEWIS AND CLARK
ejs 19 minutes 4688 1950
Relates the story of the expedition made by Meriwether Lewis and
William Clark to explore the land from the Mississippi River to the
mouth of the Columbia River Includes some of their scientific
exploration of the topography natural resources and plant and
animal life Recounts their meeting with the Frenchman Charbonneau
and his Indian wife SacajaweaEB
LEXINGTON AND CONCORD
ejs 5 minutes 844 965
Pictures the story of Lexington and Concord birthplace of the
American RevolutionP
LIBRARIES AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS
s 29 minutes 8122 color 1981
Todays modern library is seen as an active learning center and a
precious public resource offering a practically endless variety of
services to its patronsfrom lending books to exercise classes
from special collections to assisting the handicapped Viewers
develop a new appreciation for the familiar public and school
libraries and also learn about libraries that exist in jails hos
pitals large corporationsEB
LIBRARIES ARE KIDS STUFF
pejsc 15 minutes 5713 color 1972
This film emphasizes the library as being a valuable member of the
teaching team and depicts the librarian and teachers working
together showing students how to locate use and check out books
and media It points out the various and unusual materials used to
hold the interest of children in activities which develop into and
grow out of the need to read Shows the librarian the teachers and
the students helping each other to use all of the library space as a
resource center for perceiving reading experiencing and learning
beyond the classroomWWS
LICHENS AND MOSSES
jsc 22 minutes 5136 color
Describes the distribution of lichens from pole to pole in all kinds
of climates the three groups of lichens the surfaces on which they
live and their uses in medicine soil formation and soil binding
Also describes mosses their habitats their unique method of
reproduction and the economic value of some kindsMAMO
LIFE AND TIMES OF A BALLOON THE
pe 11 minutes 1085 color 1956
Presents a story about a child who loses her balloon in the park
Shows the balloon traveling through the forest across the city and
being found by a fisherman on the shore of the seaCFD
LIFE IN A DROP OF WATER REVISED
ejs 10 minutes 362 color 1973
In the tiny world of a drop of water we discover the simplest plants
and animals Photomicrography reveals the amoeba spirogyra
paramecium volvox hydra rotifer and other living forms carrying
on the basic life processes of moving reacting obtaining food and
reproducingC
LIFE IN A POND REVISED EDITION
ej 11 minutes 1026 color 1970
Discloses pond life in action providing examples of important
principles of natural science Shows in microscopic and underwater
scenes the variety of selfsustaining plants and animals found in a
typical fresh water pond among them the shoreward floating and
submerged green plants and water fleas beetles insect larvae
dragonfly nymphs and minnowsC
LIFE IN AN OASIS NORTH AFRICA
ej 11 minutes 1717 color 1962
Shows daily activities in an oasis environment including irrigation
farming the building of houses of mud bricks and the constant
fight against wind and sand Contrasts natural oases with man
made onesC
LIFE IN AN OLD DEAD TREE
ejs 13 minutes 5604 color
Shows and describes the interrelationships among some inhabitants
of a dead tree Illustrates the tree as a nesting place for the
woodpecker carpenter bee bronze wood borer and as a hiding
place for chipmunksCCM
LIFE IN ANCIENT GREECE HOME AND EDUCATION
ejs 14 minutes 4186 1959
Reconstructs and surveys the activities of a family living in the city
state Athens during the fifth century BC Depicts family relation
ships among father mother daughter son and male and female
slaves Shows how they furnished their homes what foods they
ate how they dressed how they worshipped what their schools
were like and the education of the daughter in household arts
Briefly pictures activities at the familys pottery factory and shows
examples of the craftsmanship of the periodC
LIFE IN ANCIENT GREECE ROLE OF THE CITIZEN
js 11 minutes 1821 1959
Recreates the social economic and political life of Athens in the
fifth century BC Focuses upon the duties responsibilities and
qualifications of citizenship in Athenian democracy as viewed by a
young boy and his father as they visit a farm a pottery factory and
the city Portrays the role of foreigners and slaves in ancient Greek
society Points out the ideals of selfgovernment and democracy
that America has inherited from GreeceC
82LIFE IN ANCIENT ROME
ejs 14 minutes 5431 color 1964
With a fullscale reproduction of the Roman Forum authentic
settings and costumes the film recreates typical scenes and
activities in the city of Rome during the reign of Emperor Trajan
Examines the characteristics and achievements of the Roman
Empire at the height of its power points out some of the weaknesses
in Roman society and considers the ways in which Roman ideas
and culture influenced the development of Western civilization
EB
LIFE IN ANCIENT ROME THE FAMILY
js 11 minutes 1802 1959
Points out the characteristics of a family in ancient Rome by
showing its members in their daily activities The activities include
the father working in his shop the mother at home teaching her
daughter to sew the son going to school and the slaves working in
the kitchen Relates the family life to other aspects of the
community such as the baths and markets Describes the type of
clothing worn by each member of the familyC
LIFE IN COLD LANDS ESKIMO VILLAGE
e 11 minutes 1934 1956
Showssome of the common activities of an Eskimo family living in
Unalakleet Alaska Points out that the most important concerns of
the Eskimo are obtaining food and keeping warm Illustrates that
Eskimos live in houses shop in the village store and play well
known games Pictures men trapping animals for furs and empha
sizes that Eskimos in many respects live like the rest of the
worldC
LIFE IN MEDITERRANEAN LANDS SECOND
EDITION REVISED
ejs 13 minutes 4546 color 1978
The Mediterranean climatemild rainy winters and hot dry
summersaffects the lifestyles and agricultural activities of many
different peoples and countries in a similar way This film
examines the geography crops and people in regions of Europe
North Africa and even California that share this Mediterranean
climateC
LIFE IN THE ALPS AUSTRIA
ej 11 minutes 1809 color 1958
Shows haying gardening lumbering grazing livestock and mak
ing butter and cheese as activities that fill the lives of people living
on the high slopes of the Austrian Alps The seasonal movement of
cattle and sheep from lower pastures to high grazing lands
illustrates how farmers have worked out a successful pattern of
agriculture in a difficult and challenging Alpine terrainC
LIFE IN THE DESERT THE AMERICAN SOUTHWEST
SECOND EDITION
ejs 11 minutes 508 color 1978
This film vividly captures the natural sequence of life in Americas
Sonora Desert Outstanding wildlife photography shows rarely
seen desert animals in relation to an environment for which they are
uniquely adapted Some creatures are most active from sunrise to
sunset After dark the nightscavengers and predators take over
All sequences were shot on location with the collaboration of
noted wildlife authorities The narrative points out the critical
importance of ecological relationships under desert conditions
Actual sounds of desert animals add to the realism of this
fascinating accountEB
LIFE IN THE GRASSLANDS SECOND EDITION
ejs 11 minutes 510 color 1978
We see the complete grasslands successioncycleincluding fire
and subsequent regrowthin this overview of the American
prairie Grasslands plants animals and weather are examined in
detail Maps and other graphics supplement location photography
to show how grasslands ecology is changing in the face of
encroaching civilization Outstanding footage of prairie dogs and
American Bison is shownEB
LIFE IN THE HIGH ANDES
ej 11 minutes 1756 color 1961
Surveys the life and activities of a typical Indian family of the high
Andes plateau indicating the peoples movement towards increas
ing educational facilities Overviews the crops domestic animals
and industries of the region Depicts the influence of the Incas and
the terraced fields and walls built by them Presents typical
marketday activities in an Andean village during which the trade
is mostly by barterC
LIFE IN THE OCEAN
ejs 17 minutes 4731 color 1955
Presents an overview of plants and animals of the sea Emphasizes
the relationship of these marine forms to each other to their
environment and to similar living things found on landBFA
LIFE IN THE SAHARA
ejs 14 minutes 4819 color 1953
Reviews important aspects of the life habits and customs of
people living in the Great Sahara Desert region of Africa Portrays
typical vegetation and topography of the desert Directs attention to
water and transportation problems and emphasizes the contribution
made by the camel to desert life Life in an oasis is shown in
detailEB
LIFE IN THE SEA
ejs 11 minutes 303 color 1958
Shows a variety of marine animalstheir habits habitats and
means of survival Tells of the many useful products obtained from
the sea Compares the sizes of ocean life by picturing whales kelp
and microscopic plankton Explains that mussels barnacles sponges
crabs and lobsters are bottom dwellers whereas the free roam
ers include fish Points out that oxygen is essential to living and
briefly describes the chain of life Depicts the riches of the sea
including such things as food jewelry leather medicine and
agarEB
LIFE OF A PLANT
ejsc 10 minutes 446 color 1950
Shows the life cycle of a typical flowering plant the pea Identifies
the roles of roots stems leaves flower fruit and seed Live
action shots are dramatized through timelapse photography Ani
mated drawings reveal the functioning of the various parts of the
plantEB
LIFE OF A PRIMITIVE PEOPLE AFRICA
ej 14 minutes 4098 color
1957
Shows typical activities of a primitive African tribe including
hunting cooking and handicrafts home building and home life of
a jungle hunter and his family Presents models of cave dwellings
and neolithic huts Depicts tribal organization shelter and clothing
cultivation and use of cotton and rice tools domestic animals
control of fire communication by drum music and religious
ritualsC
LIFE OF CHRIST IN ART
jsc 22 minutes 4070 color 1956
Through paintings drawn from seven centuries of religious art and
through carefully developed visual imagery this film reconstructs
the major events in the life of Christ The accompanying narrative
is composed largely of passages from the New TestamentC
LIFE OF THE MOLDS
sc 21 minutes 4760 1958
Focuses on the commonplace mold using both the microscope and
timelapse photography to reveal the importance of molds in our
daily lives their impact upon history and some of the beauty and
majesty to be found in the study of these tiny plantsMCGH
LIFE ON A CATTLE RANCH
pej 11 minutes 1960
1956
Shows a variety of experiences which Tommie Stone has on his
fathers cattle ranch Pictures the men repairing broken fences
putting out salt blocks baling hay and eating dinner in a modern
83
MjMnMBiiHBSranch house Includes Tommies day at the rodeo roundup and
branding time and a night in the bunkhouse where the cowboys
sing western folk songs Concludes with Mr Stones selling some
of his cattle to a buyer and driving the remainder of the herd to
winter pastureC
LIFE STORY OF A SOCIAL INSECT THE ANT
e II minutes 409 color 1968
Explains why ants are considered social insects Shows how a new
ant colony begins and the ways in which each ant works for the
benefit of the colony Identifies the three sections of the ants
bodyEB
LIFE STORY OF THE HUMMINGBIRD
e 16 minutes 4734 color 1963
Presents a unique photographic study of the life cycle of the
smallest of all birds Shows and explains physical characteristics
feeding habits courtship nest building incubation and hatching of
the eggs care and growth of the nestlings and eventually the first
flight of the young High speed photography reveals the unusual
wing movement which enables the hummingbird to remain suspended
or to fly backward as well as forwardEB
LIFE STORY OF THE OYSTER
ej II minutes 414 1963
Traces the life cycle of the oyster from fertilized egg through tiny
freeswimming larvae to mature mollusk living permanently cemented
to the ocean floor Demonstrates how oyster larvae feed grow and
adapt to the marine environment Shows the place of this well
known mollusk in the marine food cycle Deals with economic
aspects of the oyster industryEB
LIFE STORY OF THE SEA STAR
ej 10 minutes 403 color 1963
Illustrates the life cycle of the sea star and shows the adaptations of
its body for life in the difficult environment of the intertidal zone
Demonstrates the characteristics which such exotic echinoderms as
the brittle star the sea urchin and the sand dollar have in common
with the starfishEB
LIGHT AND COLOR BASIC PHYSICAL
SCIENCE SERIES
ej 14 minutes 5374 color 1961
Explains that light and color are related the cause of lightness
darkness and color and the use of color to identify chemical
elementsEB
LIGHT AND DARK
Pe 6 minutes 839 color 1954
Camera studies in light shadow and graduations of color illustrate
the meaning of values in art Encourages children to experiment
with light and dark objects to discover what value is and how it
makes them feelEB
LIGHT AND HEAT
pe 9 minutes 1351 1951
Jack and Jim give a shadow play and become interested in the
properties of lightreflection refraction and conduction Their
experiments show that where there is light there is usually heat
They also learn about some of the sources and uses of heat
Discusses the importance of mans control over light and heatGA
LIGHT FOR BEGINNERS
p II minutes 1759 I960
Demonstrates the basic behavior of light and the fact that except
for color all light either sunlight or artificial is similar in many
ways Experiments point out how shadows are formed and how
light is reflected and refracted Shows the importance of light in its
wide variety of everyday applicationsC
LIGHT OF THE IMPRESSIONISTS
sc 9 minutes 1488 color
Studies the paintings of prominent impressionists and how they
used light and its effects in creating their works of art Illustrates
the works of Monet Morisot Pissarro Renoir Cezanne Van
Gogh Degas and SeuratAL
LIGHT WAVE AND QUANTUM THEORIES
js 14 minutes 4293 1961
Demonstrates the accepted theory of light as consisting of both a
wave motion and discrete bundles or quanta of energy Youngs
doubleslit experiment is performed to show the wave character of
light while the photoelectric effect indicates that light consists of
energy quanta The Compton effect and other major experiments
associated with the present theory are shown in laboratory demon
strations and in animationC
LIGHTHOUSE THE
Pe 11 minutes 585 color 1952
Tells the story of a young boy whose father tends a Coast Guard
lighthouse The boy listens to shiptoshore radio messages and
helps his father shine the lighthouse prism and take care of the
power plant He helps his father do the marketing and then collects
driftwood along the shoreEB
LINE
js 10 minutes 1010 color 1957
Combines good design and animation with music to help students
develop an understanding of the basic functions of line in art
POR
LINE
pe 6 minutes 841 color 1954
Regular photography and animation are used to point out to
children variations in lines found on rocks on the back of a tiger
and the trail lines made by a snail Suggests the creative possibili
ties of thread rope and wireEB
LINES IN RELIEF WOODCUT AND BLOCK PRINTING
ejsc 11 minutes 122 color 1964
Following a brief review of the history of woodcuts and block
printing from the Middle Ages to the present the film shows how a
fine woodcut is made the selection of tools and materials the
transfer of the design and the techniques used in cutting the block
Then illustrates the stepbystep process of printing a woodcut in
several colorsEB
LION AND THE MOUSE
p 11 minutes 1799 color 1959
Interprets the fable of The Lion and the Mouse through an
animated cartoon The lion king of the jungle laughs at the idea
that a tiny mouse could help him When a speck of din gets into his
eye it is the mouse who removes it and proves to be helpful after
allC
LION AND THE MOUSE
p 5 minutes 1992 color 1968
Presents classic story of the lion and the mouse emphasizing the
need to become friends and help each other to survivePOS
LIQUIDS IN SOLUTION
sc II minutes 1635 color 1961
A study of the theoretical basis for understanding why some liquids
are miscible and some are immiscible and how this may explain
the formation of emulsions as well as the process of liquid ex
tractionMCGH
LISTEN WELL LEARN WELL
p 10 minutes 599
1951
A group of primary children practice listening to and identifying
common sounds After learning to pick out the important sound
keep on that sound and picture the sound they hear a recorded
story about a boy who is a goatherd They try to identify his
occupation by means of the sounds presentedC
LISZT AND HIS MUSIC
jsc 13 minutes 4128 1957
Dramatizes pans of Franz Liszts life from his early boyhood to his
84last days as a teacher Shows by animated maps still pictures and
dramatization the places where he lived or performed the people he
knew and the times in which he lived Explains many things that
influenced Liszts music and presents excerpts of his music with
special attention to Les PreludesC
LITERATURE APPRECIATION ENGLISH LYRICS
js 10 minutes 1246 1951
Shows the setting of some well known English poems with
emphasis on the feelings expressed in lyric poetry Gives quota
tions from Browning Shakespeare Housman Tennyson Words
worth Gray Arnold and othersC
LITERATURE APPRECIATION HOW TO
READ BIOGRAPHIES
js 13 minutes 4337 1965
Presents a study of biography by sampling twelve biographies of
outstanding people from Xerxes to Babe Ruth written over a
period of 2500 years Points out how an understanding of the lives
and achievements of outstanding people can lead to a wider
knowledge of human experience and a deeper understanding of the
motivations of the viewers own life Indicates some criteria for
judging biographiesC
LITERATURE APPRECIATION HOW TO READ ESSAYS
js 14 minutes 4041 1952
Defines an essay and presents a plan for essay reading which
includes learning about the author and his purpose and observing
the style of the essay Several essays are dramatized in part to
illustrate this plan Concludes with an examination of EB Whites
WaldenC
LITERATURE APPRECIATION HOW TO READ PLAYS
js 10 minutes 487 1953
Explains that much of the great literature is available in play form
and suggests the need for imagination in reading a play in order to
fill in the missing elements of motion voice and scenery Uses the
format of the script She Stoops to Conquer as an example and
poses the problem of casting and design Summarizes the important
points in reading dramasC
LITERATURE APPRECIATION HOW TO READ POETRY
js 10 minutes 604 1952
A highschool boy who is having trouble understanding poetry
learns that he should find out about the poets background discover
what experience the poet is sharing and watch for such devices as
rhythm rhyme and alliteration Includes examples from many
poets worksC
LITERATURE IN AMERICA THE SHORT STORY
jsc 20 minutes 5012 color 1962
Relates the origin and development of the short story in American
literature through examples of Edgar Allan Poe Washington
Irving Nathaniel Hawthorne Frank Stockton Sarah Orne Jewett
Hamlin Garland Mark Twain Bret Harte O Henry William
Faulkner John Steinbeck and James Thurber Traces the short
story as it changed from romanticism to local color and then
blended into realism and naturalism The role of the American
publishing industry is also shownGFP
LITTERBUG
pej 8 minutes 718 color 1962
Concerns the problems caused by litterbugs Donald Duck in an
animated film appears as the one insect a litterbug that is still
beyond the control of modern scienceWD
LITTERBUG THE
pe 10 minutes 1155 color 1955
Shows a young boy thoughtlessly littering his home and communi
ty After his teacher shows a film contrasting the beauty of
uncluttered landscapes with the ugliness and danger of littered
areas Lyle accepts his share of responsibility in keeping his home
and community neat and cleanAVF
LITTLE ANIMALS
pe II minutes 881 color 1959
Shows a variety of small animals such as cats birds insects and
worms and illustrates that they can all feel move and eat A kitten
is shown running drinking milk and responding to touch Explains
that insects also move feel and eat as it pictures caterpillars
engaged in these functions Shows the insects pupal stage and the
butterfly emerging from the cocoonPDP
LITTLE BLACK LAMB
pe 11 minutes
934
1955
tells the story of Mary and her little black lamb Mary shows
disappointment at receiving a black lamb from her grandfather
since she preferred a white one Her friends however are excited
over her pet Mary finally decides to accept it and to care for it On
the day of the school pet show her lamb wanders through the open
gate The postman finds the lamb along his route and brings about a
happy reunion of Mary her classmates and her lambEB
LITTLE DIOMEDE
ejsc 19 mintues 4711 color 1957
Shows the life of the Eskimos living on Little Diomede Island in the
Bering Strait between Alaska and Siberia Their activities are much
the same as for centuries past modified by modern aids Describes
the geography plant and animal life climate and rugged environ
ment of Little Diomede IslandNOR
LITTLE GARDEN
pe 10 minutes 1103 1955
Jane learns that many vegetables grow from seeds in the ground
She clears a plot plants seeds waters and weeds them and finally
picks a basket of red radishes for her fatherBFA
LITTLE GRAY NECK
pe 18 minutes 4389 1955
Animation shows how a duck Little Gray Neck learns to fly but
is injured while defending her rabbit friend and cannot migrate
southward Pictures her adventures during the winter and shows
how she is saved from a fox by some rabbits In the spring her
mother returns from the southFL
LITTLE MARINER THEA TRUE FAIRY TALE
pej 20 minutes 5446 color 1966
Depicts a small boy as he sails an enchanted sailboat in the Long
Beach California harbor Sound track consists only of music and
natural background soundsEB
LITTLE RED HEN BACKGROUND FOR READING
AND EXPRESSION
p 9 minutes 622 color 1950
Uses a live hen chicks a duck a cat and a pig among props
made to scale and occasional drawings to tell the well known
story of the Little Red Hen At the beginning and end of the film a
little boy and girl are seen reading the storyC
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD
pe 9 minutes 1009 color 1958
Recreates the storybook tale of Little Red Riding Hood Can be
used to stimulate reading interest in the primary gradesBFA
LITTLE ROOSTER WHO MADE THE SUN RISE
p II minutes 1737 color
1961
The little rooster discovers that his crowing does not really make
the sun rise However he acquires an even greater pride in doing
his job of waking his farmyard friendsC
LITTLE SMOKEY
ej 14 minutes 4448 color 1953
Story of Smokey the bear cub found clinging to a charred tree
after a forest fire in New Mexico and later taken to the National Zoo
in Washington DC Stresses the importance of forest fire
preventionUSDA
85LITTLE TOOT
p 9 minutes 391 color 1971
Presents the story of Little Toot a playful young tugboat who is
quite disinterested in work and the responsibilities of the older
tugboats Shows Little Toot out of necessity saving a big ocean
liner from wreckage and becoming a heroWD
LITTLE TRAIN
p 14 minutes 4986 1969
Tells the story of the little train who watched while the big train left
for exotic destinations as he shuttled his coal back and forth back
and forth He always wanted to go places and carry passengers So
he jumped to the main line and off he went The wooden cross bars
tried but couldnt stop him the signalman couldnt a train from
the opposite direction a cow furniture on the tracks police
fireman the Air Force and more they all tried to no availBFA
LIVERWORTALTERNATION OF GENERATIONS
js 16 minutes 4325 color 1965
Shows alternation of generations in closeup and timelapse pho
tography Explains that liverworts need a damp environment and
are dependent on water for their reproductive processesC
LIVING AND GROWING
pe 10 minutes 1008 1957
Beano and Wendy watch a litter of newly born rabbits grow rapidly
into sturdy young rabbits as they eat and sleep and hop about in
their sheltered home They learn that children need the same things
for living and growing that young rabbits do including shelter
good food and plenty of rest They also learn some of the
differences between living and nonliving thingsCHU
LIVING AND NONLIVING THINGS
Pe 10 minutes 1856 color 1958
Shows Tony as he finds out that living things have certain common
characteristics which nonliving things do not have Pictures him as
he observes and examines his dog goldfish flower garden plants
and trees Points out that all of these need to obtain food breathe
move reproduce and grow Depicts Tony also observing clouds
the family automobile and a rock which he discovers do not have
the above mentioned characteristicsC
LIVING AND NONLIVING THINGS
ejs II minutes 372 1950
Defines both living and nonliving things Shows how living things
use oxygen and food and reproduce whereas the nonliving things
are not sensitive do not reproduce and have not organs or systems
Characteristics of life are illustrated in the chicken and the runner
beanUEVA
LIVING BIRD
js 14 minutes 4680 color 1961
Examines the bird as a living creature its metabolism its senses of
sight smell and hearing and its physical adaptation to the type of
food eaten Illustrates courtship behavior and describes the little
known relationship between nesting territories and the songs of
birds Shows closeups of nest building and the hatching of
eggsMD
LIVING CELL THE DNA SECOND EDITION
s 20 minutes 5368 color 1976
Four compounds linked in pairs form steps on a spiral staircase
Joined by a double hand rail the steps wind up and up in a
combination of patterns never the same for two individuals This
in simplified form is the DNA moleculethe only chemical
compound which can reproduce itself Through SynthaVision a
new form of animation which simulates microphotography view
ers look inside a cell and learn how DNA codes genetic information
and directs the future of the entire organismEB
LIVING IN THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES URBAN
COMPLEX
ejs 15 minutes 4225 color 1974
Together New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Mary
land and West Virginia contain more than onequarter of the
nations population with many urban centers reflecting the essence
of modern metropolitan life A department store worker factory
foreman truck fanner tollcollector and railroad yardmaster talk
about living and working in megalopolisC
LIVING IN THE MIDWESTERN STATES THE NATIONS
HEARTLAND
ejs 122 minutes 4359 color 1974
The Midwestern states of Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois and
Wisconsin integrate transportation manufacturing marketing and
farming to create a highly productive industrial and agricultural
region A farmer secretary commodities trader and automobile
assembler show how their jobs relate to their section of the Midwest
and to the rest of the nationC
LIVING IN THE NEW ENGLAND STATES
BIRTHPLACE OF A NATION
ejs 122 minutes 4362 color 1974
The people of Maine Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts
Connecticut and Rhode Island live amid reminders of American
tradition and history People in the lobster industry innkeeping
shoemaking and electronic research reflect some of the changes
from colonial New England represented by Plimoth Plantation to
the resort and commecial region of todayC
LIVING IN THE PACIFIC STATES
VARIETY AND CHANGE
ejs 14 minutes 4226 color 1974
Washington Oregon and California enjoy a wide range of history
geography resources and lifestyles Five people in various
occupationslogging aerospace fishing recreation and farming
talk about their work and their reasons for living in the Pacific
StatesC
LIVING IN THE PLAINS STATES MEAT AND GRAIN
ejs 122 minutes 4083 color 1974
From raising livestock to processing food feeding the nation is the
main business of North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas
Minnesota Iowa and Missouri A corn belt farmer a wheat belt
farm implement dealer and a cereal mill worker give their impres
sions of life in the Plains StatesC
LIVING IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN STATES
CHANGING FRONTIER LANDS
ejs 15 minutes 4242 color 1974
The people of Montana Idaho Wyoming Colorado Utah and
Nevada live in a region of spectacular natural beauty Mountains
deserts salt flats and glaciers make this one of the nations most
majestic areas A park ranger mining foreman meat inspector
engineer and geology student talk about living and working
thereC
LIVING IN THE SOUTHERN STATES HISTORIC LANDS
NEW IDEAS
ejs 132 minutes 4246 color 1974
Virginia Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina
Georgia Florida Arkansas Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana
share a splendid heritage of American history Voices of the new
south are heard as a tug boat captain a geneticist and workers at a
poultry farm peanut butter factory and textile mill talk about life
and workC
LIVING IN THE SOUTHWESTERN STATES
GROWTH IN THE DESERT
ejs 13 2 minutes 4247 color 1974
The climate and vast open spaces of the southwest continue to
attract new residents at a phenomenal rate to Arizona New
Mexico Oklahoma and Texas A cowboy an Indian a prospector
an oil man and a tour guide talk about the advantages and
disadvantages of living in the Southwestern StatesC
LIVING IN THE UNITED STATES
ejs 13 minutes 4208 color 1974
From Hawaii to New England from Alaska to the Southern States
this overview of the nation its people and their work introduces
86
each of the nine state groupings treated in depth in the related
seriesC
LIVING WILDERNESS
ejs 11 minutes 972 color 1958
Depicts the main features of Olympic National Park in the state of
Washington showing how it is arranged and managed to preserve
its wilderness characterNOR
LIVING WITH THE ATOM
sc 28 minutes 7012 color 1960
Features exclusive photographs of equipment used in atomic
research and demonstrations of the tremendous energies within
every tiny particle of matter which man has learned to release
Includes the hydrogen bomb and many atomic developments up to
1959 Also considers the moral implications of human control over
atomic energyMIS
LOBBYING A CASE HISTORY SECOND EDITION
js 18 minutes 4764 color 1977
In Alton Illinois a controversy is raging over whether the
Mississippi River Locks and Dam 26 should be replaced and if so
who should pay for itthe taxpayers or the industries who would
use it Viewers see lobbying in action as the interest groups
involved mobilize support for their cause and attempt to influence
Washington legislators An ERA rally and an interview with John
Gardner founder of Common Cause a consumer lobbying agency
illustrate another vital form of lobbyingcitizen actionEB
LOIN DE PARIS FRENCH LANG FILM
sc 10 minutes 1452 color 1971
Presents a spectrum of a French society outside Paris Depicts the
rudimentary existence of peasants in Auvergne and life in Brittany
where half of Frances fisheries are located Traces in the south the
route of the tourists along the Cote dAzur and into the Alps and
then turns north again to a small city in BrittanyEB
LOISIRS ET VACANCES FRENCH LANG FILM
jsc 11 minutes 2052 color 1971
Presents leisure life in France through a wide variety of activities
and people Shows regional games as well as popular international
sportsEB
LONG JOURNEY WEST 1820
ej 15 minutes 5026 color 1960
Relates through the narration of a boys diary and folk music a
familys thousandmile trip from Massachusetts to Illinois in 1820
Describes the preparations for the move and the emotions engendered
as they leave that which is familiar to go to a new home that is
unknown but offers the father a chance to own his own mill Maps
show the three roads west and the route they actually take Pictures
various means of overland transportation types of accommoda
tions road conditions toll roads and corduroy roads The trip is
completed as the family uses a flatboat to travel down the Ohio
River to the landing where friends meet them with a wagon to assist
in transporting their goods to their new homeIU
LOOK IT UP DICTIONARY HABITS
js 10 minutes 607 1952
A student who works hard for his grades explains how a dictionary
helps him to learn the meaning use spelling and pronunciation of
words He is then shown using the large unabridged dictionary in
the school library Also shows the different kinds of dictionaries for
various purposesC
LOOKING AT MAMMALS
p 11 minutes 824 color 1967
Illustrates the importance of animal classification Shows the
difference between birds amphibians reptiles and mammals Ends
with a simple review and question period reinforcing the concepts
learnedEB
LOONS NECKLACE THE RESTORED VERSION
ejsc 11 minutes 423 color 1981
A charming Indian legend of how the loon a water bird received
his distinguishing neckband Authentic ceremonial masks carved
by Indians of British Columbia portray the Indians sensitivity
to the moods of natureEBE
LOS TRES OSOS SPANISH LANG FILM
ej 15 minutes 4916 color 1960
Spanish version of The Three Bears Simple Spanish narration
relates the story as cartoons depict the scenes A brief review of
basic sentences is provided and the class is asked to repeat the
sentencesBFA
LOSERS THE
js 31 minutes 7029 1965
Examines the prevalence of experimentation and the habitual use of
chemicals and drugs among youngsters from 1221 years old
Clearly shown are the harmful effects of such practices as glue
sniffing use of pep pills goof balls heroin and marijuanaCAR
LOU GEHRIG KING OF DIAMONDS
js 11 minutes 708
Story of the great Yankee first baseman and slugger whose
exploits were always overshadowed by his more colorful team
mate Babe Ruth Gehrigs steadiness of character and love of the
game enabled him to play in a record of 2000 consecutive games
Upon his untimely death the whole country mourned a truly great
and modest heroST
LOUISA MAY ALCOTT
js 17 minutes 4673 1950
Tells the story of Louisa May Alcott with emphasis on her writings
and her lifelong self sacrifice in her complete devotion to her
family Describes her service as a nurse in the Civil War and
mentions her aiding national reform and improvement measures
Emphasizes her success as a writer of human interest stories with
special attention to Little Women Little Men and Jos BoysEB
LUNGS AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
j 17 minutes 6167 color 1975
We can live for weeks without food days without water but only
moments without air This film uses diagrams demonstrations and
microphotography to show how oxygen gets from lungs to blood to
each and every tiny body cell There it transforms the food we
eat into energy The film reveals the bodys system for filtering
and purifying the air we breathe and how smoking and breathing
air pollutants can break that system downEB
MACBETHPOLITICS OF POWER
sc 28 minutes 7535 color 1964
Douglas Campbell well known British actor and director dis
cusses the problems a director faces in interpreting Shakespeares
characters for modern audiences He uses characters and scenes
from Macbeth to illustrate the ways in which the leading characters
represented separate aspects of kingly character in Elizabethan
eyesEB
MACBETHSECRETST MAN
sc 33 minutes 7537 color 1964
Douglas Campbell discusses Macbeths disintegration as represent
ing the conflict between good and evil in every man Macbeth has
no illusions about himselfhe knows what he has become and
what he might have become Mr Campbell reviews the symbols of
violence deception war blood and death that recur throughout
the playEB
MACBETH THEMES OF MACBETH
sc 28 minutes 7536 color 1964
Douglas Campbell discusses the development of various themes in
Macbeth One is corruption through power another is contradiction
between appearances and realityEB
MAESTROS DE LA PINTURA SPANISH LANG FILM
s 9 minutes 1978 color 1965
Gives an insight into the most important painters of the Golden Age
in Spain El Greco Murillo Velasquez Zurbaran Goya and
Ribera Presents a view of the outstanding productions of the
87painters with histroical and cultural background for each Appropri
ate for intermediate Spanish classesEB
MAGIC FOREST
pe 7 minutes 1180 1951
In a cartoon story three friendsa rooster a cat and a goat
come to the magic forest to seek the treasure of happiness The
animal friends frighten three thieves in a woodland hut and all leave
the forest without the treasure of happinessSF
MAGIC OF A COUNTER THE
pej 14 minutes 5569 color
Introduces the basic concepts of decimal numeration through the
use of blocks and a large counter Shows that as blocks are counted
one by one and arranged in sets of ten the student is able to
compare the activity with the numerical changes as they occur in
the counters windowsBFA
MAGIC SCARAB THE SUPERSTITION
p 11i minutes 246 color 1974
Can a good luck charm really bring good luck Oni thinks he needs
his to win the spelling contest When he loses his good luck charm
we find out whether or not he really needs it or if its just a silly
supersitition when he reluctantly enters the spelling contestC
MAGIC WHISTLE THE
e 10 minutes 807 color 1970
Designed to simulate the development of creative expression and
imagination the film shows how a small boys imagination takes
off when the only object he can find to take to school for show
and tell is a broken whistleWD
MAGNA CARTA PART I RISE OF THE ENGLISH MON
ARCHY
jsc 17 minutes 5324 1959
Traces the history of England from the Norman invasion in 1066 to
the crowning of John I in 1199 during which time the king gained
increasing power Describes the conditions in the country and
contributions toward central government of William the Conqueror
Henry I Stephen of Blois Henry II and Richard the Lionhearted
Points up the issues of conflict between the king and the nobleman
over the usurpation of their privileges of local government by the
crown and how this lead to the signing of the Magna CartaEB
MAGNA CARTA PART II REVOLT OF THE NOBLES AND
THE SIGNING OF THE CHAPTER
jsc 17 minutes 5325 1959
Deals with the reign of King John and the events which forced him
to sign the Magna Carta and place himself under the rule of law
Reviews the events preceding the coronation of King John
Dramatizes the loss of Normandy the quarrel with Pope Innocent
III and the invasion of France in 1214 resulting in discontent and
revolt that led to the signing of the Magna Carta in 1215 Points up
the critcisms of King John and the freedoms that were granted when
the charter was signedEB
MAGNETIC ELECTRIC AND GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS
BASIC PHYSICAL SCIENCE SERIES
ej 11 minutes 354 1962
Illustrates the existence of the magnetic field by bringing a compass
close to a magnet and watching the compass needle line up in the
same direction as the filings under it Demonstrates the electric
field by rubbing a plastic rod with fur after which it can attract
other objects A series of liveaction situations and animated
drawings indicate that the earth like all objects is surrounded by a
gravitational field attracting objects toward the center of the
earthEB
MAGNETISM OF MAGNETS THE
p 11 minutes 1510 color 1966
Shows that a magnet can pull or attract iron or steel and can be used
to find iron in the ground that magnetism can go through air and
wood and that iron and steel can become temporarily magnetized
MAJOR RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD DEVELOPMENT
AND RITUALS
jsc 19 minutes 4862 1954
Presents the basic beliefs of Hinduism Buddhism Judaism
Christianity and Islam and explains their origins and development
Illustrates with animated diagrams the rise of the new religions
from older ones and portrays some important rituals of the group
religions Describes briefly the major sects of Christianity which
have developed from the original groupEB
MAKE A MOVIE WITHOUT A CAMERA
ejsc 6 minutes 1166 color 1956
Shows a group of students working on their own art film Each
student completes his own section of the film drawing and painting
directly on blank 16mm film in the process made popular by
Norman McLaren At the finale the group demonstrates the result
of its efforts by projecting the film in the time with recorded
musicBFA
MAKEUP FOR THE THEATER
jsc 13 minutes 4285 color 1951
Demonstrates step by step the application of stage makeup to both
female and male faces Grease paint is applied as a base The steps
are then demonstrated in order and materials identified rouge
eyeshadow colored liner eyebrow pencil including making the
wedge lip rouge talcum and brushing the finished makeup
Emphasizes the effect of stage lighting on makeupUC
MAKING CHANGE FOR A DOLLAR
p 11 minutes 1928 1954
Uses an imaginative approach to explain the comparative values of
pennies nickels dimes quarters halfdollars and dollars some of
the ways these values are commonly expressed and how one can
make change through understanding these comparative values
and expressionsC
MAKING IT IN THE WORLD OF WORK
jsc 26 minutes 7005 color 1972
Nine recent graduates describe the work they are doing why they
chose it its benefits to them and their personal goals in relation to
it The workers are a letter carrier a department store copy writer a
gas company meter reader a jewelry designer a telephone operator
a maintenance and repair mechanic a corporation junior executive
the coowner of a small cleaning firm and an elementary school
teacher Reasons for work choice range from service and accom
plishment to a means of pursuing further goals The consensus of
their advice to other young people is that they should choose work
they enjoy and that fits their preferred lifestyleFILMFAIR
MAKING OF A DOCUMENTARY THE
sc 21 minutes 4537 color 1974
Television documentaries have long been a part of public service
and information programs of major network and local TV stations
How such films are made is the engrossing subject of this film
using as an example the CBS News show The Catholic Dilemma
Here the viewer is taken through all the preplanning and research
stages into actual shooting and final editing of the end resultCAR
MAKING SENSE WITH OUTLINES
ej 10 minutes 1855 1948
Shows a fifthgrade class preparing for a field trip to an orchard and
constructing an outline for this activity Covers the use of numbers
letters topics and subtopics Describes practical uses for outlinesC
MAKING SENSE WITH SENTENCES
ej II minutes 639 1950
Pictures Frank talking to Miss Hoover on the telephone to arrange
for a field trip to the newspaper plant When the conversation is
finished Frank and Mary try to write a letter to the newspaper
publisher but Frank does not express his ideas completely enough
for others to understand him Mary helps Frank rewrite the letter so
that is has complete thoughts then she checks it to see that each
sentence has a subject and a predicate and is clearly writtenC
88
MAKING YOURSELF UNDERSTOOD INTRODUCTION TO
COMMUNICATION
sct 17 minutes 4837 1963
Analyzes the process of communication by using the formula
Who says what to whom through what medium with what
effect Illustrates by animated diagrams and examines the ele
ments of communication the communicator the content the
medium the audience and the response Emphasizes the need for
knowing the communicator and his motive Discusses the factors of
maturity past experience and predisposition of the audience as
determinants in the choice of language and kind of appeal suggests
how the listener can better understand and control his responsesEB
MAN AND HIS CULTURE
sct 15 minutes 4872 1954
Analyzes and describes the meaning of culture Says that culture is
a system of behavior which includes all the things a group does to
facilitate its continued existence Illustrates basic similarities in
human cultures and depicts how differences may be caused by
geographical biological and historical factors Identifies the basic
tools of all cultures and shows how cultures are transmitted
Emphasizes the need for familiarity with a culture in order to
understand its peopleEB
MAN AND HIS NATURAL ENVIRONMENT THE CREEK
jsc 26 minutes 7171 color 1971
A creek supports many different species of animals and plants The
different habitats of a creek and its inhabitants are examined The
problems of water pollution are discussed The film also shows
stream survey techniques to determine the health of a streamGDNR
MAN AND THE SECOND INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
jsct 19 minutes 5593 color
Shows how man is using new technological knowledge to change
the world and to reach out to new worlds Poses the problems that
have come with this knowledge overpopulation pollution and the
ability to destroy the environment Provides a point of departure for
discussion on how the future history of man will be writtenMCGH
MAN LOOKS AT THE MOON
sc 15 minutes 4871 color 1971
Traces our understanding of the moon from ancient myth to the first
manned lunar landing Examines the moons three major landforms
the highlands maria and craters Explains the importance of moon
rocks in the study of planet formationEB
MAN MAKES A DESERT
ejs 11 minutes 1994 1954
Illustrates the changes that can occur when man upsets the delicate
balance between the plants and animals that inhabit an area
Explains that through scientific study man is attempting to reclaim
the land by reversing the changes he madeBFA
MANAGING YOUR EMOTIONS
jsc 11 minutes 468
1971
Provides guidelines for recognizing and dealing with emotional
responses emphasizing that they are unconscious learned habits
often selfdefeating but open to modification Delves into the
specific problems of a young man and woman who discuss them
informally with a psychology teacher friend Deals with such issues
as sexual responses and childhood conditioning as it probes and
evaluates the three basic emotions of fear love and rage Helps the
student discover that he can analyze and work towards managing
his own emotionsC
MANUFACTURING TEXTILE INDUSTRY CAREERS
js 17 minutes 4832 color
Describes the scientific make up of different textiles the manufac
turing of materials and the many employment opportunities available
Points out that manufacturers are the largest employers in the
United States and require people with many different skillsFI
MAN PROJECTIONS IN THE COMPUTER AGE
ejs 10 minutes 470 color
A recent development in mapmaking
1978
the use of computershas
allowed cartographers to produce more accurate and specialized
varieties of maps more quickly than ever before This film shows
cylindrical conic azimuthal and equalarea projections revealing
the functions and distortions of each and points out that computers
produce maps mathematically instead of by projection and have
the ability to generate a map which is a combination of several
different projectionsC
MAP SKILLS USING DIFFERENT MAPS TOGETHER
ej 11 minutes 1671 color 1966
Uses animation actual maps and scenes of the places represented
to show how different maps can be used together to discover
relationships among physical features human use and social and
political featuresC
MAPS AND THEIR MEANINGS REVISED EDITION
ej 20 minutes 4599 color
Uses motion animation and special effects to interpret the mean
ings of various colors and symbols on the physical map and how
they indicate the physical characteristics of land and water
Illustrates how such factors as rainfall altitude and latitude
determine land useA
MAPS COASTAL SYMBOLS AND TERMS PART I NEW
EDITION
ej 11 minutes 432 color
Uses special photographic effects to explain symbols and terms
used on a map to describe and locate land and water functions along
the coast line of the United States Compares the actual coastal
photography with land symbols on a corresponding map Starts in
the New England states then to Florida and around the GulfA
MAPS COASTAL SYMBOLS AND TERMS PART II NEW
EDITION
ej 11 minutes 433 color
Continuation of Part I Starts from the coast line of San Diego to
Seattle and on to the shores of Alaska and the harbors and coast
lines of HawaiiA
MAPS LAND SYMBOLS AND TERMS REVISED EDITION
ej 20 minutes 4598 color
Presents an overview of the symbols lines and shapes used to
describe cities boundaries rail lines airports and land forms in
America Uses a special effect to compare actual photography of
natural surroundings with the corresponding map symbol shown in
the upper right corner of the same frameA
MARCO POLOS TRAVELS
ejs 19 minutes 4923 1955
Uses maps animation and dramatization to recreate adventures the
Marco Polo describes in his book about his travels to China
Differences between Eastern and Western cultures and dramatized
by scenes in Kubla Khans court Indicates the impact upon
medieval Europe of Marco Polos detailed account of life in other
landsEB
MARIA OF THE PUEBLOS
ejsc 16 minutes 4707 color 1971
This film centers on the life of Maria Martinez who is probably the
worlds most famous and successful Indian potter The film
explains how Maria as a young woman accidentally discovered
the longforgotten secret process for creating iridescent black
pottery Through her personal artistry and her unselfish desire to
help her people she shared her techniques with family and friends
and helped lift her village out of proverty The film gives an
understanding of the culture philosophy art and economic condi
tion of the Pueblo Indians of San Ildefonso New MexicoCEN
MARIJUANA
js 5 minutes 527 color
Presents an overall view of the problems which might exist if a
person abuses this drugGSA
89MARINE ANIMALS OF THE OPEN COASTA STORY OF
ADAPTATION
jsc 22 minutes 5137 color 1963
Shows animals adapted to three habitat zones of the ocean
coastthe surfswept zone which receives the full force of wave
action protected tidal pools and lee sides of rocks and the splash
zone Uses many closeups some slowmotion photography and
superimposed titles to give the scientific names of the animals as
they are shownMAMO
MARINE IGUANA THE
jsc 23 minutes 4571 color 1973
This film records the lizards mode of swimming and feeding their
physiological adjustments for diving and salt excretion and capaci
ties for physiological and behavioral thermoregulation All phases
of the iguanas life cycle are documented Interisland population
differences and sexual dimorphism are examined The marine
iguana is compared with the land iguana of both Galapagos Islands
and Ecuador and questions of its dispersal and evolution are
consideredHAR
MARINE LIFE
ej 11 minutes 584 color 1953
Depicts some of the colorful forms of animal life found under the
sea Shows typical activities of octopuses sea urchins hermit
crabs reef fish sea robins moon fish sergeant majors and killers
of the sea Tiger sharks barracuda porpoises sea fans and sea
anemones are seen in their natural surroundings and in their
relationship to each otherEB
MARK TWAIN BACKGROUND FOR HIS WORKS
js 14 minutes 4101 1957
Presents a brief biography of Mark Twain Dramatizes familiar
scenes from his books cites quotations and refers to several of his
works including Tom Sawyer Huckleberry Finn Life on the
Mississippi Roughing It and Innocents AbroadC
MARK TWAIN GIVES AN INTERVIEW
jsc 14 minutes 4296 1961
Depicts Hal Holbrook in the role of Mark Twain as he is being
interviewed in Twains home by a narrator and several sixth or
seventhgrade children who are heard off camera Holbrook as
Twain tells anecdotes concerning comparisons of himself with
great authors his childhood his smoking habits his treatment of
truth his days as a steamboat pilot and his book Innocents Abroad
He concludes by telling young people to obey their parents when
they are present since most parents think they know better if they
humor that superstition they are apt to get along betterC
MARSHES OF THE MISSISSIPPI
ejsc 13 minutes 4750 color 1960
Presents the wildlife of the soggy wastelands built by the Missis
sippi River along the Gulf of Mexico Shows the landbuilding work
of the Mississippi points out the dependence of animal life on
specific plants of the area and pictures large flocks of geese and
ducks in their winter homes Includes closeup views of alligators
turtles mink otters raccoons muskrats nutria and other marsh
land residents Visits a trapping family in their marsh camp and
follows the trapper as he runs this trap line in this great fur
producing areaADP
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR THE ASSASSIN YEARS
js 26 minutes 8107 color 1978
This motion picture blends new dramatized sequences photo
graphed in Montgomery Alabama with historical newsreel foot
age to recapture the great crusade of Martin Luther King Jr In the
violence of the civil rights movement Dr King offered his
followers the weapons of unarmed truth and unconditional love
and in 1964 was honored with the Nobel prize for peaceCEN
MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB BACKGROUND FOR READ
ING AND EXPRESSION
p 10 minutes 1540 color 1952
Depicts the poem Mary Had a Little Lamb first through
reading then through dramatization Presents each couplet of the
poem showing Mary playing with the lamb and worrying when it
follows her to school Asks the audience to join in singing the song
and ends with questions to motivate interest in drawing writing
and reenacting the storyC
MATCHING UP
Pe 4 minutes 2056 color 1969
Utilizes a splitsceen technique for student participation during the
film as well as after it Shows torsos projected on the screen
followed by feet Stimulates imagination and discussion and verbal
skills as students try to match up torsos and feetEB
MATCHSTICK NO 4 ANIMALS
pej 15 minutes 4245 1944
Shows how to create cartoons of dogs cats horses donkeys lions
tigers and other animalsLF
MATCHSTICK NO 3 HEADS AND EXPRESSIONS
pej 15 minutes 4243 1944
Shows how to give life and expression to the faces of cartoon
figures and to indicate moods etc in the drawing of a headLF
MATERIALS OF OUR WORLD
Pe 14 minutes 5142 color 1961
Develops basic understandings of matter and molecules states of
matter crystallization and physical changeUEVA
MATH IS A MONSTER
ct 30 minutes 7913
Traces the development of the mathematical thinking of elementary
school children Shows that some pass more quickly than others to
the abstract stage of reasoning but that all must first have the
experience of working with concrete materials Demonstrates how
a teacher plans lessons so that understanding of mathematics comes
before the practice and not the practice before the understandingTL
MATH READINESS THIS ONE WITH THAT ONE ONETO
ONE MATCHING
p 9 minutes 302 color 1974
How many fishing hooks and bait can catch one fish Two fish
Three Fred the worlds unluckiest fisherman goes through a
rollicking romp of matching lines bait and fish in a zany animated
adventure that will bring laughter from young viewers as they
absorb basic concepts of onetoone correspondenceC
MATH READINESS UP DOWN ALL AROUND DIREC
TIONAL RELATIONSHIPS
p 92 minutes 327 color 1974
Mr Lion cant build his house because be doesnt know his left
from his right or front from back or up from down But when
Papa Bear and Baby Bear contribute their carpentry skills to the
project a clear and delightfully comical review of spatial directions
is taught to Mr Lionand young viewsC
MATH READINESS WHICH GO TOGETHER SET BUILD
ING
p 93 minutes 343 color 1974
A doll and colored blocks leave their toy chest for an amazing
adventure with a train a boat and a plane The blocks of different
colors and different geometric shapes and grouped first one way
and then another during the magical trip and we see fundamentals
of setbuildingC
MATHEMATICIAN AND THE RIVER
jsc 19 minutes 4902 color 1959
Shows how the behavior of the OhioMississippiMissouri river
system is being studied by means of a scale model in concrete and
also by a mathematical model constructed by Professor Eugene
Isaacson and his colleagues at the Institute of mathematical
Sciences of New York University Discusses the equations which
are developed and combined by modern computers to provide the
mathematical model of the entire river system Stresses the nature
of mathematics and its ability to express precise relationships in the
physical worldETS
90MATHEMATICS FOR TOMORROW
ct 29 minutes 7362 color 1964
Shows scenes of elementary and secondary classrooms where
children are being taught mathematics by new methods Discusses
the basic principle involved in these new teaching methods and the
increased importance of mathematics in the modern worldNEA
MATISSE AND THE FAUVES
sc 20 minutes 5562 color 1970
Documents the search of Henri Matisse and other painters for a
greater intensity of color based upon their belief that the impact of
a painting comes from its colored surface Begins with Matisses
early works and the influences on his style then shows his use of
bold simplified brushwork and brilliant unnatural color Also
examined are the paintings of Matisse friend Andre Derain and
Maurice de Vlaminck perhaps the boldest of the three Finally
includes in its survey of Fauvism the early works of Georges
Braque and the paintings of Raoul Dufy Albert Marquet and
Georges RouaultIFB
MATTER AND ENERGY SECOND EDITION
js 14 minutes 4132 color
1947
Illustrates the universe as an enormous system of matter and energy
by showing examples of properties and states of matter the
relationship between kinetic and potential energy and the role of
energy in chemical changes Points out the Law of Conservation of
matter and energy as being related to nuclear fission and fusion
leading to the modern concept of the equivalence of matter and
energyC
MAURITS ESCHER PAINTER OF FANTASIES
sc 28 minutes 7921 color
Presents a study of the Dutch graphic artist Maurits Escher Shows
his unusual approach to design through the careful observation of
many of his works Philosophies of life art and works are
discussed by the artistC
MAYA OF ANCIENT AND MODERN YUCATAN SECOND
EDITION
ejs 20 minutes 4519 color 1966
Locates the Yucatan peninsula on an animated map and indicates
the the Maya nation was once a great civilization Shows replicas of
the buildings and statues erected by the Mayas and the wall
paintings that are the only remaining records Depicts modernday
Yucatan as a great producer of honey and discusses the educational
systemBFA
MAYAS THE
ejs 11 minutes 1875 1957
Shows ruins of the ancient city of Tikal in Guatemala representing
the Old Empire and Uxmal and Chichen Itza in Yucatan of the
New Empire Visualizes the remarkable Mayan Indians and their
achievements in agriculture architecture sculpture astronomy
and mathematicsC
MAYFLOWER THE
ejs 7 minutes
834
Describes the trip of the Mayflower II an exact replica of her
namesake as she relives the crossing of the Pilgrim pioneers
Explains that the ship is a gift of England to the United States
Shows her as she takes on cargo at Plymouth Harbor sails for sixty
days and then lands at Provincetown on Cape Cod continuing on
to New York HarborP
MEALTIME MANNERS AND HEALTH
pe 11 minutes 1854 1957
Tells how Phil was not chosen to sit with the younger children in
the cafeteria because he wasnt cheerful and thoughtful Shows
how his problems keep him from getting home in time for dinner
and how they make him lose his appetite Uses a television program
to point out the mental conditions needed if the body is to make
good use of food Depicts how Phil realized the importance of good
manners at mealtimes and how he changes his behaviorC
MEANING OF ADOLESCENCE
ct 16 minutes 4404 1953
Explains the meaning of adolescence and compares the process of
initiating youth into adulthood in a desert tribe to the gradual
maturation of American youth over a period of about six years of
relative activity and inadequate preparation Outlines the problems
of Alex and Joan in gaining physical social sexual religious and
moral adjustment illustrates how the adolescent meets his needs by
securing his place in a circle of intimate acquaintancesMCGH
MEANING OF CONSERVATION
ej 10 minutes 1968 1954
Presents a general picture of the status of several of Americas
natural resources and shows what is meant by conserving them
Pictures the depletion of forests by the pioneers and the subsequent
reduction of wildlife and eroding of the soil Explains briefly the
functions of our state and national parks and discusses preservation
and rebuilding as the two main aspects of conservationC
MEANING OF FEUDALISM
ejsc 10 minutes 773 1950
Pictures Jacques a French boy going through a feudal castle
Shows the layout of the castle tells what the various rooms were
used for explains the organization of the feudal system and why it
was destroyed and contrasts the feudal system with modern social
organizationC
MEANING OF FRACTIONS
ej 20 minutes 5075 1962
Explains and demonstrates such things as the methods of writing
fractions proper and improper fractions mixed numbers and
changing terms Emphasizes the development of proper basic
concepts and vocabulary Shows fractions in everyday useCOL
MEANING OF PATRIOTISM
ej 13 minutes 4271 1961
Pictures persons from many states of life to show the various kinds
of patriotism and also presents dramatic sketches from history to
show how presentday patriots resemble those of the past Features
a sailor a farmer a housewife a senator a school teacher and a
newspaper reporter visiting the tomb of the Unknown Soldier By
means of a series of vignettes the film likens these patriots to
others of the past such as Nathan Hale John Mueller Sara Lincoln
Daniel Webster Francis Belamy and Joseph PulitzerC
MEANING OF PERCENTAGE
e 11 minutes 654 1948
Relates the meaning of precentage to hundredths both as fractions
and as decimals The meaning of common percentage is developed
and related to social situations Uses graphic representationsMCGH
MEASUREMENT SECOND EDITION
e 10 minutes 456 color 1966
States the basic units and principles of measurement showing a
variety of items being measured such as air pressure gasoline
speed distance and time Explains national and international
standard units of measurement with examples to illustrate the size
of the units appropriate to what is being measured Discusses the
precision of measurement as well as the possibilities for errorC
MEASUREMENT IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE
s 14 minutes 4313 1963
Emphasizes that accuracy in the measurement of distance mass or
time depends on the quality of the measuring instrument and the
skill with which it is used Laboratory demonstrations illustrate that
this is true Also reviews difficulties and sources of error which
commonly arise such as parallax and reaction timeC
MEASUREMENT OF SOLIDS
ct 30 minutes 7319 color 1963
Presents the standard formulas for determining the volume of
various solids Employs physical models to introduce the concept
of volume To be used following Area From the Mathematics for
Elementary School Teachers SeriesSMSG
91MEASUREMETRIC SERIES
This series uses the metric system in dealing with the process of
measurement The programs employ engaging characters and a
variety of production techniques to help students understand better
the process of measurement accurately employ measuring instru
ments and report and interpret measurements using metric unitsAIT
MEASUREMETRIC GREATEST MEASUREMENT SHOW
ON EARTH THE SERIES OVERVIEW
e 15 minutes 4453 color 1976
A carnival barker Smiling Bob OShea deals with a heckler who
asks Why do we measure In doing so he introduces a variety
of measuring instruments used in everyday life and also gives the
crowd sneak previews of the measurement show to follow
AIT
MEASUREMETRIC AREA 1 BARBARA ARRIVES IN
AREALAND
e 15 minutes 4464 color 1976
In a dream Barbara is led by a 12 cm high rabbit to Arealand
where she explores the concept of area in a series of fanciful
adventuresAIT
MEASUREMETRIC AREA 2 BARBARA SEARCHES THE
SQUARES
e 15 minutes 4465 color 1976
In the Gallery of Hanging Squares a walrus helps Barbara learn to
measure the areas of squares and rectangles using a gridAIT
MEASUREMETRIC AREA 3 BARBARA FINDS THE FOR
MULA
e 15 minutes 4469 color 1976
Barbaras adventures in Arealand continue She learns from a swan
how to use a formula for determining area she converses with a
talking hectare and she proves her measuring abilities in court
AIT
MEASUREMETRIC LENGTH 1 WHO MEASURES
e 15 minutes 4459 color 1976
A pizza is one of the objects that Murray the wizard of metric
measurement employs to help his cousin Randolph learn to use
metric measuring devices In the process Randolph discovers how
millimetres centimetres and decimetres relate to one another and
to the metreAIT
MEASUREMETRIC LENGTH 2 A THOUSAND CLICKS
e 15 minutes 4460 color 1976
Murray helps Randolph learn to use tools to measure round objects
and distances longer than the measuring device Randolph finds out
how long a kilometre isby running around a trackAIT
MEASUREMETRIC LENGTH 3 THE FINAL TEST
e 15 minutes 4462 color 1976
Randolph learns to estimate the size of large and small objects and
discusses with Murray the meaning of approximate measurement
AIT
MEASUREMETRIC MASS 1 THE CASE OF THE DISAP
PEARING MASS PART 1
e 15 minutes 4488 color 1976
Anna Clark and her friend Inspector Hector become involved in a
case that requires weighing evidencepeanuts carrots and an
elephant She discovers that identical mass does not necessarily
mean identical volumeAIT
MEASUREMETRIC MASS 2 THE CASE OF THE
DISAPPEARING MASS PART 2
e 15 minutes 4490 color 1976
Inspector Hector shows Anna how to use appropriate beam balance
scales to measure the mass of the clues Together they solve the
mystery of the disappearing elephantAIT
MEASUREMETRIC VOLUME 1 DOC CRANSHAW AND
THE KIDTHE MEDICINE SHOW
e 15 minutes 4472 color 1976
Joey whose grandfather is Doc of Doc Cranshaws Wild West
Medicine Show learns about litres and how to measure volume
indirectly Later he goes to the store for Widow Brown and
becomes interested in a contest to guess the number of pieces of
candy in a jarAIT
MEASUREMETRIC VOLUME 2 DOC CRANSHAW AND
THE KIDTHE CONTEST
e 15 minutes 4481 color 1976
After helping his grandfather with the magic show Joey puts his
mind to the problem of estimating the number of pieces of candy in
the jar At school his teacher explains how to use a formula to
compute the volume of rectangular objectsAIT
MEASUREMETRIC VOLUME 3 DOC CRANSHAW AND
THE KIDTHE WINNER
e 15 minutes 4482 color 1976
Joey discovers how to use the displacement technique to measure
the volume of an egg and a crystal ball He helps a prospector plan
a dam and then wins a puppy in the candy estimating contest
AIT
MEASURING AND LAYOUT TOOLS
js 13 minutes 5260 color 1967
Explains construction and uses of the various layout tools used in
woodworkingSF
MEASURING AREAS SQUARES RECTANGLES
ej 11 minutes 1798 i960
Defines the terms area and square and relates them to the
formula for finding the area of a surface Pictures two boys making
a checkerboard and explains the calculations they must make to
construct a proper checkerboard Shows the calculation of area in
square inches square feet and square yardsC
MEASURING TECHNIQUES
sc 14 minutes 5131 color 1961
Describes techniques and principles of handling basic laboratory
equipment for measuring lengths and volumes and for determining
concentrations ranging from gross to microscopic Demonstrates
the ocular and stage micrometers hemacytometer and various types
of volumetric glasswareTH
MECHANICAL ENERGY AND THERMAL ENERGY
s 22 minutes 5253 1959
Shows several models to illustrate both the motion and random
motion of molecules Shows their interconnection as the energy of
bulk motion Discusses thermal conduction and absolute tempera
ture scaleMLA
MECHANICS OF LIFE BLOOD AND CIRCULATION
e IV2 minutes 353 color 1971
Xray photography and animation help to show how the human
blood system is designed The composition of blood is shown
through microphotography and the role of each blood component
is discussedBFA
MECHANICS OF LIFE BONES AND JOINTS
e 8 minutes 394 color 1971
The human body has more than 200 bones These are organized
into a skeleton that is much like that of other vertebrates Although
this unity of pattern exists it is also true that each organism has
developed a skeleton that provides support and allows movements
needed for its particular life styleBFA
MECHANICS OF LIFE BREATHING AND RESPIRATION
e 9 minutes 398 color 1971
Organisms with very small volumes such as amoebae can get the
oxygen they need through the membranes that define their bodies
Larger organisms have developed systems that increase the surface
92A
area that can be used for oxygencarbon dioxide transfer Our lung
system provides a very large surface for gas exchange but is very
delicateBFA
MECHANICS OF LIFE DIGESTION AND THE FOOD WE
EAT
e 9 minutes 411 color 1971
Our bodies need a wellbalanced diet in order to remain healthy A
good diet provides the right amounts of protein fats carbohy
drates vitamins and minerals Foods that are rich in these basic
materials are shown A balanced diet is suggested The process of
preparing this food for use within the body is shown in this
filmBFA
MECHANICS OF LIFE MUSCLES AND MOVEMENT
e 92 minutes 413 color 1971
Muscles move by contracting No work is being done as the muscle
relaxes so every muscle must have an opposing muscle Muscles
may be voluntary or involuntary Skeletal muscles are voluntary
the heart is an example of involuntary muscle Good posture and
proper exercise help our muscles work efficientlyBFA
MEDIEVAL CRUSADES
ejs 28 minutes 7475 1956
Points out the problems of the Crusades by following members of
the Montbref family as they heed the call of the Pope and rally to
the goal of capturing the Holy City Presents much of the action of
the period in the form of a letter written by one of the men in the
family and read aloud by the narrator Uses animated maps to chart
the progress and conquests of the Crusades and illustrates the
impact of the Crusades on western civilization Photographed on
location in France Asia Minor and PalestineEB
MEDIEVAL GILDS
ejsc 21 minutes 5267 1956
Portrays the development of the gilds during the Middle Ages and
describes their function Pictures how artisans and tradesmen as
they became numerous in the growing towns and cities freed
themselves from feudal lords and organized gilds for the purpose of
protection and better conduct of their business Shows how the
apprentice system functioned and depicts the gradual abandonment
of the gildEB
MEDIEVAL KNIGHTS
ejs 22 minutes 5268 1956
Portrays the education and training of the medieval knight from
childhood to knighthood Describes his duties as a page which he
begins at the age of fourteen Shows him going through the
knighting ceremony after he has fulfilled the requirementsEB
MEDIEVAL MANOR
ejsc 22 minutes 5269 1956
Presents the concept of community life during the era of feudalism
emphasizing the dependence of the serfs and freemen upon the lord
of the manor Shows the people working the land and producing
tools of war Explains the place of the church in the life of the
people depicts preparations for the wedding of the lords son and
describes sporting events foods served and some of the customs of
the dayEB
MEDIEVAL MONASTERY
ejs 20 minutes 4328 1947
Discusses the importance of monasticism in the Middle Ages the
four main orders types of Roman and Gothic architecture used in
monasteries and life in a modern Benedictine abbeyUEVA
MEDIEVAL TIMES ROLE OF THE CHURCH
s 14 minutes 4287 color 1961
Uses dramatic reenactments to survey the influence of the church
in medieval Europe upon the peasants nobility scholars and
clergy features the great churches cathedrals and art produced
during the period Indicates that the peasants sought guidance and
comfort from the church the nobility were greatly influenced in the
governing of their castles by the secular powers of the clergy the
universities started as centers of religious learning and scholars
looked to the church for leadership in education and learning
Emphasizes the role of the monks in preserving the culture of the
Middle AgesC
MEDIEVAL WORLD
ejsc 11 minutes 777 1950
Shows modern remnants of the Middle Ages at York Ghent and
Chartres decribes the development of the feudal town discusses
the effects of the Crusades and the growth of trading centers
explains the prevalence of the great cathedralsC
MEDITERRANEAN WORLD
ejs 22 minutes 5384 color 1961
Shows the distinctive features and achievements of early Mediter
ranean civilizations through their surviving structures excavations
and art work Includes scenes of contemporary life in the Arab
countries Greece and Italy Shows how Western civilization
began here and how the Mediterranean aided its Spread Traces the
spread of Greek civilization and the formation and collapse of the
Roman Empire Pictures the growth of learning science and the
arts in the Renaissance Shows how the building of the Suez Canal
increased the importance of the Mediterranean as a transportation
routeEB
MEET MR LINCOLN
jsc 28 minutes 7512 I960
Uses still photographs and drawings of the period to depict the
presidency of Abraham Lincoln Begins in 1860 when he was still
little known to the nation as a whole Follows him as he expresses
his stand on the Union and slavery and is elected to the presidency
Reviews the early stages of the war characterized by Northern
defeats and Lincolns search for a general to match Lee The
turning of the tide in the war the Emancipation Proclamation and
the surrender at Appomattox are fully described Concludes with
the shooting of Lincoln by BoothEB
MEIOSIS SECOND EDITION
js 15 minutes 5408 color 1980
The film takes the viewer up closethrough live microscopic
footage concise animation and artworkto illustrate the complex
and ongoing process of meiosis The role of meiosis in sexual
reproduction in both plants and animals is highlighted as well as
the direct implications of meiosis in producing genetic variations
EBE
MELODY IN MUSIC
ej 14 minutes 4031 1952
A teacher helps her orchestra pupils of elementary school age to
understand the meaning of melody and its importance in music
They demonstrate different kinds of melodies melodic variations
and lengths the effect of rhythm on melody and how melodies can
be created concluding with a full rehearsal of part of Brahms
Symphony No 1 in C MinorC
1972
MENTAL RETARDATION THE HOPELESS
te 25 minutes 8024 color
Special Education
The documentary approach of this film makes it an exceptionally
effective means of dispelling popular prejudices and misconcep
tions about the retarded A realistic view of the retarded is
presented in a simple but effective manner A vast majority of
retarded people have the ability to relate to others and the potential
for varying degrees of selfcare productivity and independence OXF
MENTALLY HANDICAPPED EDUCABLE
ct 29 minutes 7018 1959
Discusses the special problems of the child who is mentally
handicapped though educable Explains who the children are the
problems they face in the community the school and what can be
done to help them Uses still photos and filmed sequences of a
special class of these children to show the place of the school in
meeting the needs of the mentally handicappedIU
93MENTALLY RETARDED TRAINABLE
ct 30 minutes 7104 1959
Discusses the special problems of the severely mentally retarded
child Illustrates the relationship of these children to their family
and neighbors Describes the use of private and public day schools
and their objectives Uses classroom scenes to show the characteris
tics of the mentally retarded and training methods used in light of
their limited capabilities Stresses the importance of the home and
the need for constant supervisionSU
MESSAGE FROM A DINOSAUR
ej 11 minutes 146 color 1965
Shows how paleontologists reconstruct life of the past from fossil
remains and how new forms of life evolved from environmental
changes Explains that organisms unable to adapt to changing
conditions do not surviveEB
METAL SHOP SAFETY
js 18 minutes 5127 1959
Shows common hazards found in metal working and encourages
wise procedures in a metal shopMCGH
METAL WORKER THE
s 30 minutes 7348
Describes the many types of jobs and skills employed by the men
who make and use the tools of AmericaDA
MEXICAN BOY THE STORY OF PABLO
Pe 22 minutes 5372 1961
Tells the story of Pablo a little Mexican boy who after earning
money to make his wish come true for a pair of shiny black shoes to
wear on a pilgrimage to Guadalupe decides to postpone his wish
when he realizes his money is needed to buy medicine for his sick
sister Pictures scenes of his familys oneroom adobe house his
school and church the village marketplace and the family farm set
among scenic mountains Concludes as Pablos wish is fulfilled
when Pablos father sells his charro hat to buy the shoes his son
wantsEB
MEXICAN VILLAGE FAMILY
pejsc 17 minutes 4350 color 1959
Shows the varied activities of a farm family living in the village of
Tlacotepec near Toluca in central Mexico Includes such household
chores as preparing tortillas bathing the baby and cutting his hair
Pictures working in the fields gathering com for feeding to the
cows milking and marketing the milk Describes the father as the
local tax collector who also dyes and weaves yam Concludes with
a thanksgiving ceremony celebrating the autumn harvestPHP
MEXICAN VILLAGE LIFE
pejsc 17 minutes 4784 color 1965
Shows the way of life in the agricultural village of Tlacotepec near
the market town of Toluca in central Mexico Depicts kinds of
crops and methods of cultivation harvesting and marketing use
of wild products such as cactus mustard and wood water
resources and the way in which the village solves its water problem
childrens activities at school and at play and the influence of the
churchPHP
MEXICO GEOGRAPHY OF THE AMERICAS
ejs U minutes 1661 color 1955
Locates Mexico on a map and describes the economic activities in
the principal cities of the three main regions Pictures the northern
plateau as dry grazing country the central plateau as rich farm
land and the lowland as a good sugar cane and oil producing area
Identifies the principal cities in these regions and discusses the
industry government and culture of the landC
MEXICO THE LAND AND THE PEOPLE
SECOND EDITION
ejs 20 minutes 5380 color 1961
Shows the great variety of climates in Mexico the extremes of
primitive and modem ways of living and working the growth of a
new middle class and efforts to improve the general standard of
livingEB
MEXICO TIERRA DE COLOR Y CONTRASTE
SPANISH LANG FILM SECOND EDITION
s 16 minutes 4847 color
Presents cultural changes from early Indian civilization to the
present time Contrasts historical villages with modem cosmopoli
tan Mexico City Shows Mexicos progress in new industry
improved agriculture expanding education and improved living
standardsNVF 6
MEXICOS HERITAGE
ejS 17 minutes 4848 color 1960
Shows how the people of Mexico have inherited a blending of
Indian and European culturesPHP
MICHELANGELO
js 30 minutes 8123 color 1965
This film can be used to highlight a representative feature of
Renaissance life the relation between the artist and his patron
usually among the key political leaders of the day The narration
adds a contemporary feeling because it was adapted from docu
ments of Michelangelos time his letters and biographies of
Vasan and CondiviEB
MICROORGANISMS THAT CAUSE DISEASE
js 11 minutes 1797 1950
Uses animation cinephotomicrography and liveaction photogra
phy to show the effects of diseasecausing organisms on living
cells Individually treats each type of microorganism fungi
bacteria viruses rickettsia and protozoa Shows examples of cell
destruction by fungi causing athletes foot red blood cell destruc
tion by bacteria toxin nerve cell destruction by polio vims and
action on red blood cells by malaria protozoa Rickettsia is depicted
as it is transmitted by bites of animals such as ticksC
MICROSCOPE AND ITS USE
jsc 10 minutes 616 1949
Students demonstrate the handling and adjustment of a simple
microscope The parts of a microscope are identified as the names
En thC SCree Also discusses Proper care of the instrument
MCGH
MICROSCOPE AS A DETECTIVE THE
ej 10 minutes 1100
Emphasizes the use of the microscope in the field of crime
detection Shows the steps in the solution of an actual problemAL
MICROSCOPIC LIFE THE WORLD OF THE INVISIBLE
ej 14 minutes 5313 1958
Explains the differences between microscopic plants and animals
and the methods of classifying them Shows the interrelationships
found in a fresh water pondEB
MICROSCOPIC WONDERS IN WATER
ejs 11 minutes 1207 color 1954
Microphotography is used to show typical microscopic animals
which may be found in a drop of water Includes the amoeba
vorticella stentor urocentrum rotifer and hydra and scenes of a
snail egg in progressive stages of development PDP
MIDDLE AGES CULTURE OF MEDIEVAL EUROPE
sc 24 minutes 7557 color 1966
Begins with a study of the growing influence of the Eastern World
upon European influence introduced by the Cmsades Centers on
the cultural development of Medieval Europe considers the rise of
chivalry and courtly traditions in medieval castles and analyzes the
growth of towns and cities and the revival of commerce and
communication Also studies the great discoveries and inventions
of the age which preceded the Renaissance and the Age of
DiscoveryEB
MIDDLE AGES THERISE OF FEUDALISM
sc 20 minutes 5443 color 1966
Examines the Middle Ages from the Fourth century to the time of
the Cmsades Probes the origin of the feudal system and its effect
94on European society Considers the relationship of the Crusades to
the growth of medieval EuropeEB
MIDDLE AMERICA THE LAND AND THE PEOPLE
ejs 22 minutes 4074 color 1965
Presents a general survey of the geography of Mexico Central
America and the West Indies Discusses how the people live in
various sections their culture their economic and social problems
and the importance of Middle America to the United States
MCGH
MIDNIGHT RIDE OF PAUL REVERE
ej 10 minutes
1957
Pictures a costumed reenactment of the impressions activities
and scenes described in the poem about Paul Reveres ride by
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Shows brief scenes of Paul Re
veres home and the exterior and interior of Longfellows home
Explains that the poem is not an entirely accurate report of the
facts but is representative of the feeling and the spirit of the
RevolutionC
MIDNIGHT RIDE OF PAUL REVERE
ejs 11 minutes 1559 1957
Tells about Paul Reveres ride on April 18 1775 to warn Samuel
Adams John Hancock and the surrounding countryside that the
British were moving on Lexington and Concord Quotes from
Longfellows poem Paul Reveres Ride and points out discrep
ancies between the poem and the facts Explains that two other men
were on part of the ride and that Paul Revere was stopped by the
British before the ride was completed Concludes with the signing
of the Declaration of IndependenceEB
MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD ZENGER AND
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
js 20 minutes 4532 1962
Presents the origin of the concept of freedom of the press in the
United States of America and provides a background for study and
discussion of the civil liberties guaranteed by the Bill of Rights
Introduces the history of journalism in the United StatesTFC
MILK FROM FARM TO YOU THIRD EDITION
pe 13 minutes 5115 color 1972
The story of milk from the cow to the carton is presented in
simple entertaining scenes Common misconceptions concerning
the production of milk are corrected A modern dairy farm is
shown a calf is born and a variety of dairy workers describe their
tasks The many dairy products made from milk are identified
EBE
MINERALS
p 11 minutes 736 color 1960
Mans dependence upon minerals is illustrated at Bobs birthday
party Sources of minerals are given types of minerals are
explained and examples of mineral products in everyday life are
shownGA
MINERALS AND ROCKS SECOND EDITION
ejs 17 minutes 5314 color 1979
From the broad mountain ranges and the land we walk on to the
depths of the ocean the basic material from which this planet is
comprised is rock And the crystalline substances called minerals
from which rock is composed provide an endless and fascinating
field of study The film begins by investigating the structure and
composition of minerals and goes on to describe some of the nearly
3000 identified mineral speciesEB
MISSISSIPPI RIVER THE REVISED EDITION
ej 15 minutes 4253 color 1977
A fascinating examination of the river and its peoplethe Indians
who named it the European explorers who charted it the settlers
who developed the basin and the people today who use the river
for commerce and industryC
MISSISSIPPI RIVER TRADE ROUTE OF
MIDAMERICA
ej 20 minutes 5080 color 1963
Surveys the Mississippi River and its two principal tributaries the
Ohio and the Missouri showing their drainage basins important
cities they serve the Lake MichiganMississippi River ship canal
the oceangateway ports of New Orleans and Chicago and the
great agricultural belts Also pictures the river systems locks
dams powerhouses conservation projects transportation links
and principal industriesBFA
MITOSIS SECOND EDITION
js 14 minutes 6172 color 1980
Using microphotography clarifying animation and artwork the
film shows how the basic process of mitosis takes place in plants
and animals Explanations of chromosome structure and illustra
tions of actual laboratory techniques for making chromosomes
visible are highlightedEB
MITOSIS AND MEIOSIS
jsc 15 minutes 4602 color 1956
Uses stained cells animation and timelapse cinephotomicrography
of living cells to compare mitosis and meiosis Shows onion root
tip whitefish embryo salamander epiderman and living Trades
cantia staminal hair cells photographed in timelapse to present the
details of mitosis Portrays the basic features of meiosis by using
lily anther cells and living sperm cells of a grasshopper photographed
by timelapse Animation sequences give a sidebyside compari
son of the two processes and show how mitosis meiosis and
fertilization fit into the life cycle of common organismsIU
MITTENS THE KITTEN BACKGROUND FOR
READING AND EXPRESSION
p 10 minutes 1630 1952
Pictures Mittens and the rest of a litter of kittens from the time they
are born until all but Mittens have been placed in other homes
Mittens his mother and the little girl who owns them have fun
together except when a dog chases Mittens up a tree Basic words
used in the story and illustrated by Mittens are shown on the screen
as the narrator pronounces them Suggests followup activitiesC
MODERATE RETARDATION IN YOUNG CHILDREN
ct 43 minutes 9028 1963
Demonstrates behavioral functioning of children with moderate
retardation IQ range 55 to 75 Seven children are seen in various
individual and group activities which point out some of the
similarities and differences between retarded and average individu
als Specifically notes the quality of relationship between teacher
and childWRU
NOTE Order this film from the Atlanta Film Library only
MODERN CORPORATION THE
sc 28 minutes 7895 color 1967
Deals with the structure and functioning of modern corporate
enterprises and their role in todays economic society Uses
animation to show the transformation of a small single proprietorship
into a partnership and then into a corporation as the advantages
structure and operations of the corporation are explainedJS
MODERN MANUFACTURING COMMAND PERFORMANCE
jsc 33 minutes 7558 color
Illustrates the use of automation by industry to reduce costs
improve quality and speed production Shows how manufacture of
parts can be programmed so that computer tapes accurately control
milling and stamping machines for precise production of precision
partsGSA
MODULE I THE CRUNCH HUMILIATION AND ANGER
t 16 minutes 4551 color 1973
This film concentrates on disruptive behavior in class A biology
teacher experiencing constant heckling from one of his students
permits some other students to punish the offender The subject of
corporal punishment for students is also treated WARNING This
95film contains language and situations which may be offensive to
some peopleFM
MODULE II BLACK IS THE COLOR FEAR
t 17 minutes 4553 color 1973
During a class outing a scuffle between a student and one teacher
leads to a confrontation situation between another teacher and the
rest of the students The teachers fear leads her to lose control of
the students Heavy emphasis is placed on white teachers dealing
with black students WARNING This film contains language and
situations which may be offensive to some peopleFM
MODULE III CROSSING THE LINE COMPASSION
t 16 minutes 4555 color 1973
How involved should teachers allow themselves to get in their
students personal problems In this film a middleaged teacher
tries to be a friend to her students and is humiliated as a result
Among the students she befriends are a white girl who thinks she is
pregnant and the girls black boy friend WARNING This film
contains language and situations which may be offensive to some
peopleFM
MOLECULAR THEORY OF MATTER SECOND EDITION
jsc 10 minutes 240 color 1965
Explains the kinetic molecular theory Demonstrates that all matter
exists in three states as solid liquid or gas Illustrates that
molecules are free to move in gas less free and closer together in
liquids and more closely compressed but still free to move in
solids Shows the Brownian motion phenomenonEB
MOLLUSKS SNAILS MUSSELS OCTOPUSES AND THEIR
RELATIVES
jsc 14 minutes 4924 1955
Discusses the five classes of mollusks picturing their physical
characteristics reproduction processes feeding habits and ways of
protecting themselves Shows the special habitat in which each of
these animals is to be found Touches upon the ways in which
members of the mollusk family are useful to manEB
MOMENT OF DECISION
s 10 minutes 743 1962
Tells the story of four boys who are faced with a decisionwhether
to steal a car and take a joy ride Shows that even though a boys
decision may be colored by his background the responsibilitv is
hisSD
MONARCH BUTTERFLY ELEMENTARY
ej 10 minutes 1658 color 1946
Explains by simple narrative the transformation seen in the life
cycle of a Monarch butterfly Begins with the development of the
caterpillar into the chrysalis and depicts each successive phase of
the development to the evolution of the adult butterfly Includes
elementary facts about butterflies and mothsTAP
MONARCH BUTTERFLY STORY SECOND EDITION
e 11 minutes 521 color 1967
Indicates the geographical range of the Monarch shows closeup
detail of its structure during various stages of its life cycleegg
larva chrysalis and imago Closeup photography shows a larva
developing within an egg the larva hatching and molting several
times the spinning of a cocoon and emergence of the adult
butterfly Also investigates the migratory habitEB
MONEY AND BANKING
sc 29 minutes 7896 color 1968
Uses animation and live photography to explain the role of
commercial banks in the checkbook money economy Gives an
exposition and analysis of bank check processing centers and check
clearing arrangements among banks Explains the relationship
between member banks and the Federal Reserve in the process of
expanding and contracting the money supply JS
MONEY HOW IT FUNCTIONS
jsc 14 minutes 4014 color
Illustrates how currency makes up only a small portion of money in
a nation with an advanced economic system Analyzes the use of
checks bankbooks and credit cards as money Explores the
function of the Federal Reserve System and the difference between
money which has intrinsic value and money with only face
valueC
MONEY TAXES AND IMAGINATION
ejs 182 minutes 6128 color 1976
Through amusing vignettes we learn that the forms of money and
taxes throughout the ages have been as unlimited as the human
imaginationCEN
color
1971
MONEY TREE THE
712 20 minutes 5770
Consumer Education
This film is a dramatic classroom experience that will help students
become aware of the consequences in human terms when a young
married couple lacks knowledge of financial facts of lifeAIMS
MONKEY AND THE ORGAN GRINDER
Pe 10 minutes 1652 color 1955
Shows children playing in the park and watching an organ grinder
and his monkey who is doing tricks for money Tells how the
monkey slips away from his sleeping master and runs to the park so
that the children will not be disappointed Pictures the children
taking the monkey back to his master who puts on a show for the
children in his backyardC
MONKEY SEE MONKEY DO VERBS
Pe 10 minutes 455 color 1971
This film deals with word classification Monkeys are shown
illustrating verbs or doing words Action words from basic
vocabulary lists are emphasized Monkeys play ride swing jump
eat and engage in other lively actions of a busy monkey day
Children see objects and action hear the words think of words
read them in context and review them in rhyme in an engaging
blend of the cognitive and the affectiveBFA
MONKEY TALE BICYCLE SAFETY
Pe 9 minutes 850 1954
Shows Charlie the chimpanzee as he learns a lesson about bicycle
safety As Charlie rides to school on his bicycle he breaks many
safety rules such as riding the bicycle on a walk and across the
street failing to give proper signals failing to stop at a pedestrian
crossing and riding double with his chimpanzee girl friend After a
talk with a policeman Charlie realizes that it is better to obey the
rules On his next trip he is a model bicycle riderEB
MONKEY WHO WOULD BE KING
P 11 minutes 1467 1957
When the lion becomes tired of being king of the jungle all the
animals come together to see whom he will choose as his successor
The selfish monkey seizes the crown but is soon entrapped by the
cunning fox who teaches him that there is more to being a king
than just wearing a crown Concludes with the lion resuming his
role as king and the monkey being content to be one of the ordinary
animals of the jungleEB
MONKEYS AND APES AN INTRODUCTION
TO THE PRIMATES
Pe 10i minutes 441 color 1965
The monkeys apes and their relatives make up a group of animals
called the primates Primates live in the warmer regions of the
world They have deepset eyes in the front of their heads Their
hands have long flexible fingers with flattened fingernails and a
thumb that helps them grasp thingsBFA
MONUMENT VALLEYLAND OF THE NAVAJO
ej 22 minutes 4520 color 1959
Shows scenes of natural monuments in Arizona Colorado New
Mexico and Utah explains that the largest Indian tribe in the
United States the Navajos lives in this area and describes the life
of the Navajos pointing out that they still retain the ways and
manner of dress of their ancestorsPHP
96
MOODS
ej 15 minutes 5025
Dramatizes two groups of students creating a situation expressing
their ideas of loneliness After playing the scenes they discuss and
evaluate the characters and the moods of loneliness expressed
Other situations of what loneliness might mean are expressed and
discussedIU
MOON AND HOW IT AFFECTS US
ej 10 minutes 1851 1958
Describes the moon and its characteristics as seen through the eyes
of two young boys Uses actual photography to show the craters
mountains and wide flat seas on the moon Discusses phases
of the moon how the moon causes tides and gravity and
temperature on the moonC
MOON THE A GIANT STEP IN GEOLOGY
js 24 minutes 7098 color 1976
Documentation of the first lunar landing and rock samples brought
back by astronauts have unlocked many mysteries of moon geolo
gy This film shows scientists at Houstons Lunar Receiving
Laboratory analyzing clues to a oncesecret past Animated seg
ments illustrate the origins of lunar topography Other segments
show how moon rocks provide clues to the origins of the earthEB
MORE AND LESS
p 10 minutes 1523 color 1966
Illustrates the meaning of the equality and inequality of numbers by
matching objects from two sets Indicates the symbols used to show
these relationshipsBFA
MOSLEM WORLD BEGINNINGS AND GROWTH
jsc 11 minutes 1462 color 1953
Summarizes the beginnings of Islam in 570 AD and shows the
present center of Moslem culture and its many contributions to the
modern world Illustrates through animation the spread of the
Moslem faith from Arabia to Europe Africa and parts of India and
refers to its frequent clashes with Christianity Photographed in
Baghdad Mosul Damascus Cairo and Old JerusalemC
MOSQUITO AND ITS CONTROL
ejs 11 minutes 1736 1962
Describes the common types of mosquitoes and their life cycles
and points out the need for their control Pictures the Culex
mosquito and through timelapse photography shows part of its life
cycle Mentions the Aedes species and yellow fever Diagrams the
Anopheles life cycle and cites its role in carrying malaria Shows
documentary films of the mosquito control methods used during the
construction of the Panama Canal Concludes that through modern
methods mosquitoes can be controlledC
MOST IMPORTANT THING THE
ej 15 minutes 4809 color 1974
A comparison is made of the reasons why two different workersa
youth leader and a mechanicchose their occupations The point
of the film is not to draw comparisons about the lifestyles of youth
leaders as opposed to those of mechanics but to show that a
persons lifestyle which includes his or her work is a reflection of
values The reasons one chooses a particular career are often
dependent on a persons valueswhat one feels is importantEB
MOTHER CAT AND HER BABY SKUNKS
p 11 minutes
1958
Shows a mother cat as she protects and cares for her kittens and
three adopted baby skunks Follows the family as they make new
discoveries and wander from their home Pictures the mother cat
saving the baby skunks from a hawk for the second time and
returning them to safety and harmony of her homeEB
MOTHER DEER AND HER TWINS
pe 11 minutes 336
1959
she protects them from danger and how the fawns learn to care for
themselvesEB
MOTHER GOOSE RHYMES BACKGROUND FOR
READING AND EXPRESSION
p 10 minutes 1850 1957
Presents a trip by a young boy and girl to Mother Goose Land
where persons are dressed and placed in settings to represent many
of the famous nursery rhyme characters Visits such places and
personalities as Little BoPeep London Bridge Jack Be Nimble
the Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe BaaBaa Black Sheep Little
Boy Blue and Little Miss MuffetC
MOTHER GOOSE STORIES
pe 11 minutes 1544 color 1947
Depicts Mother Goose stepping out of the nursery rhyme book and
bringing to life some of the favorite characters of Mother Goose
Land including Little Miss Muffet Old Mother Hubbard Queen
of Hearts and Humpty Dumpty Animated puppets are used
throughoutBFA
MOTHER HENS FAMILY THE WONDERS OF BIRTH
pe 10 minutes 1608 1953
Shows how eggs are hatched by hens Depicts a small boy with the
help of his father following the process from the laying of the eggs
to the hatching of chicks Explains the time element involved in
hatching and shows the development of the embryo at various
stages Shows the boy recording on a calendar the time of setting to
the day of the hatching of the young chicksC
MOTHER RABBITS FAMILY
p II minutes 1509 1957
Hoppy is much more curious than his brothers and sisters Often his
urge to explore the forest gets him into mischief One day he
almost falls prey to a hawk then he is captured by two children
But his patient and watchful mother brings him safely home again
In addition to relating Hoppys adventures the film illustrates
characteristics and habits of rabbits with emphasis on the mother
rabbits care for her youngEB
MOTOR TRAINING PHASE A
ct 11 minutes 2004 1964
Shows unique devices and special exercises used to stimulate the
passive child to initiate activities and help him understand cause
and effect relationships Shows the crawling maze stepping ladder
table swing balance beam and swimming tables used to improve
locomotion coordination spatial orientation and balanceTH
Note Order this film from the Atlanta Film Library only
MOTORCYCLE EXPERIENCE THE
s 15 minutes 4381 color
The film examines the need for protective clothing while motorcy
cle riding the importance of sound equipment the proper precau
tions for riding double and riding at night and how to react to a
variety of traffic hazards An attitude film it uses racing footage to
dramatize the importance of maintaining a constant awareness of an
everchanging riding environmentNFVC
MOUNT VERNON IN VIRGINIA
jsc 21 minutes 4289
1950
Points out that in the spring baby animals can be found in the forest
Pictures twin fawns Fleet and Shy from the ages of two days to
nearly a year Shows how a mother deer cares for her babies how
Presents Mount Vernon as a place where many people lived
worked visited and discussed the needs of the colonies with the
owner George Washington Describes Mount Vernon as Washing
ton saw it on his return from the Revolutionary War and as it is
today Shows the furnishings of many rooms in detail and the tools
used in weaving spinning cooking and laundering Tours the
gardens and farmlands and discusses the way in which the estate
was managedMCGH
MOUNTAIN WATERS
ej 16 minutes 5139 color 1958
Says that fresh water is unquestionably the civilized worlds most
important resource Then shows the sources and ways of conserv
ing water in the Pacific Northwest A teenage boy visits Lake
97Chelan in the Cascade Mountains the Columbia River and
Bonneville Dam and the Skagit River and Ross Dam Points out
the construction features of Bonneville Dam and the recreation
potentials of Ross LakeMAMO
MOUNTAINS ON THE MOVE
ej 11 minutes 2010 color 1956
Shows in detail what a mountain is how it is born survives its
changes and influences on organic and inorganic matter on and
about it Investigates different kinds of mountains the shapes and
reasons for these their substance and character Treats the moun
tain as an entity providing many clues as to the earths growth and
development in geologic timePIC
MOUTH TO MOUTH RESUSICITATION
jsc 12 minutes 4849 color
Explains and demonstrates the life saving techniques of mouthto
mouth resuscitation now adopted by the American Red CrossSEF
MOVEMENT EXPLORATION WHAT AM I
Pe 11 minutes 399 color 1968
Points out that humans can move in many ways However birds
and animals can move only like birds and animals and machines
only like machines Shows children that through certain experi
ences they can move not only like themselves but also like birds
animals and machinesBFA
MOVING DAY TIMMYS NEW NEIGHBORS
P 11 minutes 1774 i960
Designed to help the child realize that moving is a necessary and
not unusual family activity and that attitudes of cooperation
interest and friendliness help to make the family and child
welcome in the new surroundings Follows Timmys family through
the moving day and to their new home where they meet their new
neighbors and friendsC
MOZART AND HIS MUSIC
jsc 13 minutes 4044 1954
Presents a brief biographical sketch of Mozart and a cultural survey
of his time Depicts his precocious musical ability and character
izes his as the greatest musical genius who ever lived the man who
brought to perfection the classical music of the eighteenth century
Portrays his first and subsequent concert tours and explains how
Italian church music and opera influenced his music Contains an
intermittent music background of Mozarts works and a portion of
an aria from Don GiovanniC
MR AND MRS BROWNING
js 22 minutes 4685
Presents a touching and romantic story of how Robert Browning
won Elizabeth Barrett of how she bore Robert a son and dedicated
her sonnets to him thus inspiring him to write his own Doems
CAR
MR AND MRS ROBINS FAMILY
P 10 minutes 1849 color 1957
Pictures a backyard as the simple setting for the story of a robin
family from early spring to late fall Shows Mr and Mrs Robin
raising two groups of fledglings how the familys activities follow
the seasons their daily habits and their recreationC
MR CHAIRMAN THE FUNDAMENTALS OF
PARLIAMENTARY LAW
jsc 13 minutes 5338 1959
Shows in a series of animated episodes how any organized group
can talk things over and reach decisions efficiently and fairly
Explains that for any group the same rules for democratic action
apply make sure that the minority has its say that the will of the
majority will prevail and that business is conducted without
confusion or undue delayEB
MR MOTO TAKES A WALK
Pe 13 minutes 5463 color 1965
Pictures an alphabetical tour of the zoo Shows a little monkey as
he tours the zoo and visits the animals in alphabetical order while
the narrator presents information about the animals shownSF
MR REMBRANDT VISITS RUSSIA
ejsc 18 minutes 7947 color 1968
Uses Rembrandt paintings purchased by Peter the Great as an
introduction to Russia Opens in Rembrandt Museum in Belgium
but quickly transports the viewer to the museum in Leningrad
where the worlds largest collection of Rembrandt work hangs
Pictures the blend of oriental and western cultures of modern day
Russia visiting points of interest from Leningrad to Soviet Georgia
Looks at the architecture music dance foods dress and traditions
that are so typically RussianHOP
MRS AND MR PEACOCK
p 10 minutes 1536 color 1957
Uses the story drawings and narration of a nineyearold girl to
tell of the fantasy world in which all the people look like
vegetables Points out how Mr Peacock who looks like a potato
does not want any children until one is born who looks just like
what Mrs Peacock wants He changes his mind about not liking
childrenEB
MULTIPLICATION
c 30 minutes 7321 color 1963
Uses model sets to point up the properties of multiplication To be
used following Addition and Subtraction Techniques From the
Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers SeriesSMSG
MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION
ect 10 minutes 2032 color 1967
Introduces the Cartesian product of sets and uses it to define the
multiplication of numbers Shows division in several examples
which are followed by illustrations showing the need for the
extension of the whole number system to the rational number
MAA Arithmetic SeriesMLA
MULTIPLICATION FOR BEGINNERS
Pe 11 minutes 1161 color 1966
Explains that multiplication can be used whenever sets that have the
same number are combined Moving from the simple concept of
repeated addition the film introduces the importance of multiplica
tion facts and the use of number line in checking them Arrays are
explained and used to help explain the law of order and the
distributive law for multiplicationC
MULTIPLICATION OF RATIONAL NUMBERS
ct 30 minutes 7322 color 1959
Examines various numeration systems Explores the properties of
closure commutative associative and distributive To be used
following Addition and Subtraction of Rational Numbers From the
Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers SeriesSMSG
MULTIPLICATION1 USING THE CUISENAIRE RODS
c 10 minutes 2062 color 1965
Uses trains of words or rectangular shapes to show multiplication
Introduces division through the relationship of examples as 4 times
6 24 and 6 4 of 24 Shows division as repeated subtraction
MAMO
MUMMIES REVEAL THEIR SECRETS
ejs II minutes 1236
Shows a noted museum authority carrying on his practical research
into the composition and history of Egyptian mummies Includes
masterpieces of ancient art mummies stone coffins etcRF
MURAL MAKING
Pe 6 minutes 1147 color 1956
Thirdgrade students make a mural of Things to Buy Illustrates
a group activity in which each child has a job to do and so leams to
work harmoniously with others Shows all stages of making the
muralIFB
98MUSCULAR STRENGTH AND ENDURANCE
pej 16 minutes 4254 color 1975
This film describes a program for developing strength and endur
ance of the upper body arms and abdominal muscles Whatever
activities we like body strength and endurance are important It
takes both these qualities to surf or to dance or to walk to school In
this film the viewers will see correct ways to exercise kneebent
situps chair pushups and to limber up before they exercise
violentlyBFA
MUSEUMS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN
ej 21 minutes 4447 1951
Pictures the facilities and explains the educational value of chil
drens museums in the United StatesDU
MUSIC EXPERIENCES MISSISSIPPI SUITE
jsc 15 minutes 5576 color 1969
Uses animation and live color photography to pictorially recreate
Ferde Grofes Mississippi Suite Uses a full symphony orchestra to
cover basic musical concepts such as melody harmony rhythm
form and definition of Suite Shows those instruments played
CCA
MUSIC FROM POPULAR TO CONCERT STAGE
ejs 15 minutes 5571 color 1969
Intersperses performances of a piano quartet with still pictures to
portray visually some of the people and historical facts of music
Covers such music as the minuet the square dance and Strausss
Blue Danube Discusses the popular music era of the big band and
jazz Features a finale of the piano quartets concert version of three
selections from the music of the BeatlesCGW
MUSIC OF WILLIAMSBURG
ejs 29 minutes 7343 color 1961
Recreates the music of colonial times ranging from the simplest
folk songs to music performed by instrumental ensemble and a
professional opera companyCWF
MUSICAL GEMS OF THE 17TH CENTURY
js 9 minutes 684 color
Visual accompaniment to the Winter
SeasonsFl
1973
section of Vivaldis Four
MUSICAL GEMS OF THE 18TH CENTURY
js 6 minutes 694 color
Pioter Kamler evokes abstractions to music
Mozarts MinuetFI
1973
Haydns Serenade
MUSICAL GEMS OF THE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY
js 9 minutes 698 color 1973
Bolero Nutcracker Suite and Norwegian Dance inspire visual
counterpartsFI
MUSICIANS IN THE WOODS
p 14 minutes 4306
1962
Animated puppets present the Grimm fairy tale about the old
forsaken animals who outwit a band of thieves and gain a fortune
Teaches a lesson in respect for old ageC
MUSSOLINI
sc 27 minutes 7079 1959
Presents a picture of Italy in the time before Mussolini Mussolinis
rise to power and defeat in World War IIMCGH
MYSTERIES OF THE DEEP
ejsc 24 minutes 7562 color 1961
Explores the depths of the ocean and the coral reef to show many
interesting creatures to be found there Porpoises and whales are
seen surfacing Below the surface are the mysterious manta ray
schools of fish and kelp beds A baby dolphin is born and is
protected by a herd of dolphins a father sea horse gives birth to a
flock of tiny sea horses and a mother octopus nutures her eggs by
pumping jets of water over them until they hatch Depicts the
struggle for survival among creatures of the seaWD
MYSTERY MAP
p 16 minutes 4911 color 1972
A plotyourown ending adventure involves a search for treasure
when two boys find a map in a rusty old box Two other youngsters
spy on them and then another discovery a strange key in a tree
knothole The action stops so viewers may create their own
endingsand then compare their endings with three alternatives
that complete the filmEB
MYSTERY OF TIME REVISED EDITION
jsc 28 minutes 7014 color 1960
Shows how highspeed and timelapse photography help us escape
our time compartment Samples some of the elemental concepts
of the theory of relativity as yardsticks shorten clocks and
heartbeats slow down as the laboratory is accelerated to almost
the speed of light to portray the interdependence of time space and
matterMIS
NAPOLEON END OF A DICTATOR
jsc 27 minutes 7948 color 1970
Explores the causes of Napoleons downfall which include the
weariness of war and tyranny in France and the new nationalism
throughout EuropeLCA
NAPOLEON MAKING OF A DICTATOR
jsc 28 minutes 7906 color 1970
Examines the problem of freedom versus stability through the coup
detat of 1799 Shows how military victories built Napoleons
popularity and how a corrupt government can be overpowered by a
dictatorLCA
NARCOTICS
js 5 minutes 615 color
Presents an overall view of the problems which might exist if a
person abuses various drugsGSA
NATIONAL ECONOMY QUIZ THE
js 28 minutes 7106 color 1976
Presented in the form of a quiz the film explores key elements of
the American economy such as consumer spending patterns
allocation of scarce resources profit trends types of taxation and
economic balance The roles of the consumer business and
government are explained in the context of our mixed economy
Interviews with leading economists further explain fundamental
points brought out in the quizALL
NATIONAL PARKS OUR AMERICAN HERITAGE
ejs 19 minutes 5108 color 1963
Reviews the beginnings and growth of the national park system in
the United States shows typical scenes in the many different types
of parks briefly discusses national monuments tells of services
available and the problem of vandalism and uses maps to show the
location of parks and monuments Includes a variety of scenes at
Yellowstone Dinosaur Monument Carlsbad Caverns Mesa Verde
Grand Canyon Yosemite and the Virgin IslandsBFA
NATIONALISM
jsc 20 minutes 4765 1952
Develops the concept of nationalism in a classroom situation
describes its types democracy independent and imperialist and
depicts its rise in France Italy England and Germany Shows the
conditions which grow out of extreme nationalism and asks how the
sentiments of nationalism can be used constructivelyEB
NATURAL SELECTION
s 16 minutes 5412 1963
Discusses the impact of the theory of evolution emphasizing the
concept of natural selection Shows how studies by biologists on
moths mosquitoes and plants provide evidence of natural
selectionEB
NATURE OF BURNING
js 16 minutes 5098 1963
Uses an ordinary candle as an example of burning Explains that the
99source of heat and light is the combination of the vaporized fuel
with oxygen which results in the raising of carbon particles to
incandescence and the oxidation of the fuel Demonstrates that the
fuel must be raised to its kindling temperature and that the
combustion products are carbon dioxide and waterMCGH
NATURE OF COLOR SECOND EDITION
jsc 10 minutes 397 color 1956
Discusses and illustrates Newtons explanation of the rainbow the
principles of color reflection and absorption the mixing of colors
by addition and by subtraction and the application of color
principles to painting printing and photography Specifically
demonstrates the principles which make color motionpicture film
possibleC
NATURE OF ENERGY
ejs hQ minutes 1144 1950
Describes the main forms of energy potential kinetic chemical
heat electrical and nuclear Shows each with suitable examples
and tells how it is transformed into motion or is appliedC
NATURE OF SOUND THE SECOND EDITION
j 14 minutes 4149 1971
Uses highspeed photography and demonstrations of air molecules
with powdered plastic and magnets to establish the nature of sound
as a form of wave energy Illustrates sound waves in terms of
amplitude loudness frequency pitch quality and Doppler effectC
NATURES HALF ACRE
ejsc 33 minutes 7052 color 1953
Illustrates the principle of the balance of nature by showing the life
cycle of the many inhabitants of the grassroots world in a half acre
such as birds spiders caterpillars dragonflies bees toads chame
leons butterflies and antsWD
NAVAJO INDIAN THE REVISED EDITION
ejsc 10 minutes 473 color 1975
One of the few Indian tribes still increasing in population the
Navajos have adopted from modern life only what is useful and fits
into their traditional way of living As they adjust to the change
gradually coming to their homeland they continue their life as
herdsmen skilled weavers and creative silversmithsC
NEAREST STAR
sc 29 minutes 7162 color 1960
Demonstrates the relationship of the sun to life itself clouds
winds rain and the miracle of photosynthesis Earlier theories
about sun and man from ancient Egypt to Galileo then follow The
viewer sees the sun through the famed Mt Wilson solar tower and
other observatories the launching of a sunseeker telescope by
skyhook balloon rocket firings during an eclipse Japanese and
Australian radiotelescopes Solar flarecaptured on film by
means ofunique timelapse photography through the spectro
heliographis examined and analyzedMCGH
NEGRO HEROES FROM AMERICAN HISTORY
ejs 11 minutes 2018 color 1966
Presents an introduction to the history of the Negro in America
through the biographies of eight heroes from the Revolutionary
War to the present day Brief sketches include John B LaSalle
James P Beckworth and Matthew HensonAT
NEIGHBORHOODS ARE DIFFERENT
p 11 minutes 396 color 1963
Compares ways of living in different types of neighborhoods on a
farm in a small town in a big city and in a suburb Shows that
each kind of neighborhood has some things that others do not and
that the children of each neighborhood have different things to see
and doEB
NETHERLANDS THE BLUEPRINT FOR AN
URBAN SOCIETY
jsc 16 minutes 5299 color 1971
Contrasts the modern Netherlands with the traditional image of
wooden shoes tulips and windmills Points out that a gigantic
Delta Project has replaced windmills and earthen dikes for land
protection and giant housing projects being built to accommodate a
burgeoning population Emphasizes the problems of air and water
pollution noises and congestion in a densely populated nation and
suggests that social planning has become the prerequisite for
survivalEB
NEUTRONS AND THE HEART OF MATTER
jsc 21 minutes 4907 color 1960
Dr Donald J Hughes senior scientist at the Brookhaven National
Laboratory discusses various phases of research being done there
on subatomic physics He tells how the nuclear reactor is used in
both basic and applied research He explains how the fast
chopper and the atom smasher have aided in the study of
subatomic particles and atomic nuclei He also enumerates basic
questions related to elementary particles of matter which physicists
are attempting to answerETS
NEVER A BRIDE
jsc 22 minutes 5644 color
Tells of a girl who in anticipating marriage discovers that it is
more important to be the right person than it is to find the right
person Points out that she is forced to selfexamination when the
boy she has in mind becomes engaged to a more mature and
unselfish personBY
NEVER SAY YOU CANT UNTIL YOU TRY
js 10 minutes 795 color 1975
This film emphasizes the importance of making a start and of
asking for help when needed It shows how a baby bird masters
flight young people overcome problems with musical instruments
math and jump ropes and asparagus a courageous mother learns
swimming from her daughter a fiveyear old boy subdues his
shoelacesX
NEW BABY
sc 22 minutes 5066 1963
Points out the basic needs of every baby and the importance of the
manner in which they are met Demonstrates a desirable routine for
caring for a baby and discusses attitudes conducive to the
acceptance of a new baby in a home where there are other
childrenSF
NEW FACE ON CAPITOL HILL
ejs 14 minutes 5065 color
Shows Georgia marble used on the columns of the Capitol in
Washington DC Pictures the operation of sawing grinding and
turning involved in processing marble from the quarry to the
finished productFWP
NEW LIVES FOR OLD A CASE HISTORY IN
ANTHROPOLOGY WITH DR MARGARET MEAD
jsc 20 minutes 4903 color 1960
Dr Margaret Mead noted cultural anthropologist shows how
events between 1928 and 1953 transformed the island dwelling
Manus of the Admiralty Islands from a Stone Age culture to a
threshold of modern civilization She presents evidence gathered on
two trips to the Admiralties and points out the effect of contact with
German Australian and American cultures She stresses the value
of learning how human cultures change to meet new conditions
ETS
NEW PULSE OF LIFE THE
sc 29 minutes 7379 color 1975
The methods of first aid for fainting suffocation and heart attack
have changed over the years This training film on cardio
pulmonary resuscitation CPR thoroughly explains and demon
strates the latest techniques of basic life supportPFP
NEW REALITY A PART I
s 25 minutes 7109 color 1965
Traces the discovery of the structure of the atom emphasizing the
work of Niels BohrIFB
100NEW REALITY A PART II
s 25 minutes
See description of Pt IIFB
7110
color
1965
NEW ROAD AHEAD
s 29 minutes 7154
Shows the average person how he may aid in an alcoholics
recovery and rehabilitation Demonstrates the availability of special
hospitals for treating the alcoholic and the help that can be given by
Alcoholics Anonymous the physician the clergyman the psychia
trist the employer and others to the alcoholic on his way back to a
normal lifeWEL
NEW WAYS OF SEEING
jsc 15 minutes 4524 1954
Shows Ben Karp taking a group of beginning art students on a
sketching trip He analyzes the importance of the stroke in painting
from impressionism to Picasso using paintings from the Museum
of Modern Art Wildesteins Gallery and the collection of Edward
G Robinson Demonstrates how this way of seeing nature can also
be used by the beginning artist to help him respond more fully to
the world he seesCONT
NEW ZEALAND NATION OF CONTRAST
ejs 17 minutes 5045 color 1964
Discusses the beauty and economy of New Zealand showing a
valley where sheep graze and vegetables and fruits grow and the
forest areas which furnish raw materials for pressboard newsprint
and pulpUEVA
NEW ZEBRA IN TOWN ACCEPTANCE
p U2 minutes 497 color 1974
Oni Coslo Butch and Scherzo discover the value of acceptance
when a newcomer Zaybar Zebra arrives in the neighborhood
Oni Coslo and Butch dont want Zaybar to work with them on their
school project because his stripes are so different Then they realize
that they are different tooC
NEWSPAPER STORY SECOND EDITION
js 27 minutes 8124 color 1973
Whats it like to work in the challenging highpressure atmosphere
of a metropolitan daily newspaper This film tells the story by
tracing a 24hour period in the life of the Los Angeles Times As the
camera shows how news is gathered written and edited and how
newspapers are printed the people who are being photographed
describe what they do and how they like their jobsEB
NEWTONS EQUAL AREAS
s 8 minutes 726 color 1967
Uses animation to aid in understanding Newtons Laws of Equal
MotionIFB
NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS
pe 10 minutes 150
1946
Depicts the role of Santa Claus the night of Christmas EveCF
Note This title will not be replaced upon its demise
NIGHT COMMUNITY HELPERS
pe 11 minutes 1995 color 1968
Presents activities and importance of night workers as told by a
street light repairman fireman doctor repairman baker dairy
man and how they affect the community nightlyCCA
NIGHT DRIVING TACTICS
sc 17 minutes 5497 color 1967
Points out that there are 2Vi times more accidents at night than day
primarily due to poor vision Stresses the importance of night
driving with the emphasis on not overdriving the head lights
CCA
NIGHT SKY THE SECOND EDITION
pe 11 minutes 879 color 1969
Uses animation to introduce basic concepts of astronomy Identifies
the major constellations the movement of the earth around the sun
the relationship of planets to each other and the curiosity of the
ancient Greeks Egyptians and others about the night sky Touches
on the prospects of future space flights to the planets such as Mars
and VenusEB
NIGHTMARE IN RED PART I
jsc 27 minutes 7058 1958
Discusses the growth of communism inside Russia Covering the
old Czarist order the revolutions of 1905 and 1917 the provisional
government the early days of the communist era the Purge Trials
World War II and present conditionsMCGH
NIGHTMARE IN RED PART II
js 27 minutes 7059
See description of Pt IMCGH
1958
NITROGEN AND LIVING THINGS
ejs 14 minutes 4999 1961
Presents the nitrogen cycle how ft works and its importance to
living things Explains that nitrogen is a gas that must be fixed
or combined with other elements in a usable form Shows how
nitrogen is changed by the action of certain bacteria in the soil in
roots of some plants and in some tiny water plants and how
nitrogen in the air is fixed by lightning during rainstorms Also
describes the use of nitrates on the farmUEVA
NOAHS ARK MULTIPLYING WITH FRACTIONS
e 9 minutes 412 color
Uses the story of Noahs Ark to introduce students to the multipli
cation of rational numbers in their fractional form Prerequisite
Students should be able to find the area of a rectangle by
multiplying two whole numbers and be able to identify and name
rational numbersX
NOISE POLLUTING THE ENVIRONMENT
ejs 16 minutes 4403 color 1971
Scientific investigation exposes various noise pollutants and shows
how they affect our lives by threatening hearing and psychological
stability These pollutants range from air and land vehicles to
household appliances The need for concern over our greatly
increased noise level and the complexities of controlling noise are
explored in detailEB
NOMADS OF THE JUNGLE MALAYA
ejs 21 minutes 4118 1948
Shows the life of the nomadic people of the Malayan jungle A
group of families moves to a new site utilizing the plant and animal
life they find Ahlong the leaders son is pictured learning1 the
skills which he will need as an adult in the tribe He also goes to a
trading village with the men to exchange their handwork and
products for necessities and trinketsUEVA
NONOBJECTIVE ART
js 8 minutes 1057 color 1957
Defines nonobjective art and shows how it differs from other types
of painting Attention is directed to nonobjective things in nature
BFA
NOROUZ PERSIAN SPRING FESTIVAL
js 20 minutes 4957 color
Shows the rituals of the most important Persian festival the
twoweek Spring Festival in Iran from the firejumping on Red
Wednesday to the Table of the Seven Elements and other
customsFR
NORTH AMERICA THE CONTINENT
e 16 minutes 4341 color 1966
Shows the basic geographic structure of North America the east
and west coastal highlands enclosing the interior plains which
stretch from the Canadian Shield to Central America Discusses
land forms and climates of the major regions in relation to the
human use that has produced highly developed agricultural indus
trial and urban societiesC
NORTH W4ND AND THE SUN AN AESOP FABLE
pe 8 minutes 1735 1962
Combining traditional and modern elements this animated film
101tells the story of a contest between the north wind and the sun
You can sometimes do more by being gentle than you can by
using force is the lesson illustratedC
NORWAY CHANGE COMES TO A FJORD
ejs 18 minutes 5498 color
Shows the perseverance and environment of the Norwegian fjord
farmer and his position in Norways present economyUEVA
NOTES ON A TRIANGLE
j8 5 minutes 706 color 1967
This brisk and rhythmic film opens with a single triangle It soon
splits into a variety of rectangles squares and smaller triangles
all fractions of the original shapeIFB
NOUNS PRONOUNS AND ADJECTIVES
ej 8 minutes 1349 color 1969
Defines the noun and the difference between common and proper
nouns Explains how the pronoun takes the place of a noun and how
adjectives describe a nounBFA
NOVEL EARLY VICTORIAN ENGLAND
AND CHARLES DICKENS
jsc 30 minutes 7521 color 1962
Clifton Fadiman examines Victorian England with its startling
contrasts of morality and hypocrisy splendor and squalor prosper
ity and povertyEB
NOVEL GREAT EXPECTATIONS PART 1
sc 30 minutes 7522 color 1962
Selected dramatic scenes from Great Expectations establish the
setting characters and shape of this classic novel and introduce
some of its major themesEB
NOVEL GREAT EXPECTATIONS PART 2
sc 30 minutes 7523 color 1962
Clifton Fadiman presents a critical interpretation of Great Expecta
tions and discusses the development of relationships between the
major charactersEB
NOVEL OF THE 19TH CENTURY THE
jsc 23 minutes 7563 color 1967
Provides perspectives in the study of American novel of the 19th
century Supplies a background of meaning and interest for the
reading of particular novelsGFP
NOVEL WHAT IT IS WHAT ITS ABOUT
WHAT IT DOES
jsc 30 minutes 7520 color 1962
Presents Clifton Fadiman discussing the elements common to all
novels plot characters setting style and form and illus
trates basic concepts through the use of dramatic excerpts Exam
ples are used to distinguish between horizontal and vertical novels
Excerpts from Pride and Prejudice and A Farewell to Arms are used
to emphasize the range in style executed by authors Dramatization
of selections from Moby Dick and the works of Charles Dickens are
used to illustrate the special qualities which set good novels apart
from those that are simply entertaining Uses specific examples to
show the authors ability to create a world that is unique and
complete peopled with believable living charactersEB
NUCLEAR DISASTER
812 14 minutes 5783 color
A documentary film crew is shown making a film on Nuclear
Disaster with a surprise ending that leaves the audience with a very
real sense of awareness and comprehension of the possibility of a
nuclear attackDCPA
NUMBER SYSTEM
p 11 minutes 752 1953
Explains the fundamental principles of the number system A
young boy who is laboriously counting his collection of toy Boy
Scouts discovers that it is easier to count objects by arranging them
in groups of ten He also learns how to use a tally sheet urkeep an
accurate record of his countEB
NUMBER SYSTEM AND ITS STRUCTURE
js 11 minutes 1734
1961
Reviews the concepts on which any number system is based and
introduces the binary system used in electronic computers Surveys
the place of integers fractions and negative numbers in our
number system and discusses the commutative associative and
distributive laws and closure principles of arithmeticC
NUMBERS ALL AROUND US
pe 122 minutes 5126 color 1973
Through everyday experience we find that numbers are all around
us and we see how they help us in different ways in identification
and coding such as room numbers addresses telephone numbers
and zip codes in counting such as the number of oranges we want
to buy In keeping things in order such as the page numbers in a
book In measures such as your height weight or agei
NUMBERS FOR BEGINNERS
p 11 minutes 1064 1954
Introduces the concept of number and visualizes the relationship
between numbers Encourages the recognition of number as a
characteristic of a group and develops an awareness of the
prevalence of numberJHP
NUREMBERG TRIALS THE
js 18 minutes 4189
Onthespot production of the Nazi war crimes trial graphically
presenting evidence precedents and arguments Recommended
for use by Adult Discussion Groups says the Film Forum Review
Columbia University Considers the question Did we the victors
have the right to punish the NazisIP
NUTRITIONAL NEEDS OF OUR BODIES
ej 11 minutes 1746 1961
Uses photomicrography laboratory animals and animation to
show how food provides the bodys basic needs Presents the four
general groups of foods the nutrients which they contain and what
the nutrients supply to the body Stresses the importance of a well
balanced diet to a strong body and good healthC
OBSERVING AND DESCRIBING
p II minutes 2068 color 1969
Uses animation and live photography to show that objects may be
observed in a variety of ways and can be identified as a result of
careful observation and descriptionMCGH
OCEAN CURRENTS
js 17 minutes 5100 1963
Points out that ocean water is moved about in vast quantities by
tides winds and currents Demonstrates the differences in densi
ties of hot and cold water and fresh and salt water as causes of
convection currents Explains that as the currents of warmed or
cooled water flow north and south from the tropics and the poles
they are influenced by the Coriolis force demonstrated by a ball
rolling on a spinning turntable and by land forms Also discusses
countercurrentsMCGH
OCEAN TIDES BAY OF FUNDY
ejsc 14 minutes 5283 1956
Explains by animation how tides are caused and pictures the
unusual tides in and near the Bay of Fundy Shows and explains the
fortyfoot tides in the Bay the tidal bore that rushes up the
Petitcodiac River and the reversing fallsrapids of the Saint John
River Points out how tides influence people who live near the
oceanEB
ODE ON A GRECIAN URN
js 7 minutes 1095 color
Presents a visualization of Keats poem through examples of the art
and architecture of GreeceU
ODYSSEY CENTRAL THEMES
sc 27 minutes 7552 color 1965
Gilbert Highet using his own translation of passages from The
Odyssey points out that it is a tale of heroic conflict with three
102different themes skillfully interwoven and all three based on one
central moral theme Even against terrible odds intelligence will
win if it is combined with bravery and determinationEB
ODYSSEY RETURN OF ODYSSEUS
sc 25 minutes 7551 color 1965
Gilbert Highet using his own translation of passages from The
Odyssey concentrates on the revelation of Odysseus character
through his activities upon his return to Ithaca He describes as a
brilliantly original idea the presentation of Odysseus as a new and
strangely different kind of hero who combines courage and cleverness
Dramatizations show how he disguised himself as a weakling and
beggar in order to confront and conquer his wifes suitorsEB
ODYSSEY STRUCTURE OF THE EPIC
sc 27 minutes 7550 color 1966
Gilbert Highet using his own translation of passages from The
Odyssey presents the basic framework of the poem its historical
background and the three interlocking plots Dramatizations carry
the story through Odysseus return to Ithaca and his confrontations
with the problems which developed during his absenceEB
OEDIPUS REX AGE OF SOPHOCLES
sc 31 minutes 7507 color 1959
Bernard Knox of Yale University analyzes Sophocles classic
Greek play Oedipus Rex the culture from which it was drawn
and its relation to modern life Selected scenes from the play are
presented in English and without masks by the Stratford Shake
spearean Festival Company of Canada This part reviews the play
in relation to the humanities concern for mans fundamental
nature the contribution of Greek civilization to Western culture
and the character of the classic Greek theater Emphasizes the
changes occurring in Greek thought during the Age of Sophocles
especially in relation to science and religion Concludes by recounting
the story of Oedipus previous to the events in the playEB
OEDIPUS REX CHARACTER OF OEDIPUS
sc 33 minutes 7508 color 1959
Uses selected scenes to trace Oedipus search for the killer of
Laius his predecessor as king of Thebes and his discovery that he
himself is the murderer Suggests an explanation contrary to
Aristotles that Oedipus own character is at fault for his trouble
that the gods determine mans fateEB
OEDIPUS REX MAN AND GOD
sc 32 minutes 7509 color 1959
Continues to explore the relationship of the gods and their prophe
cies in Oedipus life Cites that while the Christian religion does not
have prophecies of the kind the Greek religion held we still have
many aspects of our lives affected by prophecies such as in school
guidance and medical diagnosis Oedipus first rejects religion and
prophecy but in his search for the truth finds that the prophecy has
come true Interprets Sophocles message as implying that it is
mans search for truth that gives him nobility but if he fails to
recognize God his ability is only an illusion Human knowledge is
shown to be nothing compared to divine knowledgeEB
OEDIPUS REX RECOVERY OF OEDIPUS
sc 31 minutes 7510 color 1959
Employs scenes from the plays conclusion to show that while
seemingly Oedipus search for truth and his personal qualities have
led to destruction he is redeemed by the realization that his fault
was not guilt but ignorance of the prophecys inevitable fulfillment
Concludes by indicating that Oedipus learned that he and all men
are neither gods who control destiny nor beasts doomed to live
unthinkingly but lie somewhere in between Oedipus is identified
as one of the first of Western literatures great searchers for mans
place in the universeEB
OK CLASSROOM THE
te 29 minutes 8021 color 1973
Staff Development
A thorough introduction to the techniques and terminology of
Transactional Analysis explicated by Dr Thomas Harris author of
Im OKYoure OK Dr Harris discusses TA concepts with
teachers explains special meanings of the terms Parent Adult
Child Transaction Strokes Life Positions and Game and narrates
documentary examples of his theories in action in several school
classroomsMEDIA FIVE
OLD IRONSIDES
ejs 6 minutes 833 1960
Shows scenes of Old Ironsides the famous ship of the War of
1812 which is lying at rest in Boston Harbor with views below
deck as well as around the upper decks Includes scenes of the
ships last voyage as it moved into New York on a 22000mile
farewell journeyP
OLD STURBRIDGE
ejs 5 minutes 832 1960
Shows views of Old Sturbridge in Massachusetts a recreated
American town of the 1700s which is a living museum of early
New England tradition Includes scenes of Isiah Thomas publish
ing house the general store the grist mill the blacksmiths shop
and the furniture in the village homesP
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
js 18 minutes 4672 1950
Dramatizes the variety of Oliver Wendell Holmes successes
including his accomplishments in the field of medicine and his
activities as a man of letters and lecturer Portrays events related to
the writing of Old Ironsides Autocrat of the Breakfast
Table and other worksEB
OLYMPIC RAIN FOREST THE
ejs 11 minutes 936 color 1956
Tells the story of the Pacific Northwests rain forest area of
heaviest rainfall in the US Explains the cause of the heavy rainfall
130 to 160 inches each year and shows the effects on the natural
life found there Explains the role of rotting logs lichens and
mosses in the life cycle of the forest Includes such animals as the
worlds largest elk the Olympic elk Tells the role conservation
groups have played in preventing destruction of this unique forest
by timber interestsPFC
ON SOLDER
s 25 minutes 7009 color 1961
Shows the soldering techniques used in the electronics industry
Describes soldering alloys fluxes irons resistance soldering units
and other tools and explains their functions Shows the difference
between perfect and imperfect soldering jointsSFA
ON YOUR FEET
pe 10 minutes 893 color 1958
Shows a cowboy tending his pony after a day on the range
exemplifying the horsemans adage Take care of your mount and
hell take care of you Shows that feet are hard working
mounts to which this adage can be applied Dr Green shows
Bruce the results of poor foot care and gives a list of rules for
everyday observanceAVF
ON YOUR OWN
pe 10 minutes 742 1962
Compares the training of young people with the training of an
astronaut to show that obeying the rules of safety is adult and
matureSD
ONCE UP ON A BICYCLE
ej 11 minutes 1002 1958
Approaches the problem of bicycle safety from two points of view
how should a bicycle function properly and what are the rules of
safe bicycle operation Points out the more important safety items
to check and emphasizes the importance of learning safety rules
before riding the bicycle on the streetSD
ONCE UPON A TIME
jsc 25 minutes 7431 color 1959
This film dramatizes the stifling on business of unnecessary
103government regulation It emphasizes the importance of protecting
economic and political freedom This film is presented in fairy
story form but it shows clearly what can happen and what does
happen when too much government control gets into the hands of
overzealous public servantsCCUS
ONE GOT FAT
pe 15 minutes 5249 color 1963
Depicts ten young cyclists wearing monkey masks as they head for
a picnic in the park Nine of them make mistakes in riding and have
accidents Only one child has observed all the safety rules He
reaches the park eats all the food and gets fatINT
ONE HOE FOR KALABO
jsc 28 minutes 7354 color
Emphasizes that todays civilization is made possible only because
we have powerdriven tools that can cut and shape metal Tells of
the relationship between machine tools and employment between
machine tools and our standard of living and between machine
tools and national defense Demonstrates interchangeability of parts
without which quantity production would be impossible Gives
intimate views of production such as many people have never had
an opportunity to see Shows closeups of machining operations so
that the work done by machine tools can be seen and understood
NMTBA
ONE IN 20000
js 30 minutes 7356 color 1954
Shows relationship between smoking and lung cancer Features Dr
Alton Ochsner with actual lung cancer operationNAR
ONE LITTLE INDIAN
pej 15 minutes 4668 1954
A story told with puppets of an Indian boy who learns basic rules of
pedestrian safety on his first visit to the big cityNFBC
ONE RAINY DAY BACKGROUND FOR READING
AND EXPRESSION
p 10 minutes 1603 1953
One rainy day children in a class listen intently to a story about
another rainy day They learn how a storm begins with winds
clouds thunder and lightning and what the rain does for soil
plants cities and people Suddenly the real storm stops and a
rainbow appears The children feel that this is a wonderful way to
end a rainy dayC
ONE TO GROW ON SERIES
This sevenfilm series is designed to stimulate thinking and
discussion about mental health issues in the classroom The series
is intended primarily for teachers and school administrators but
can also be used as a community education and discussion program
with parents young people and teachersNIMH
ONE TO GROW ON A PRETTY GOOD CLASS FOR A
MONDAY
te 26 minutes 8011 color 1971
Staff Development
A study of three uniquely different high school students in a single
history class Each participates in the class with his own special set
of motives needs and values The film provides a good discussion
tool for exploring a variety of behaviors in the classroomNIMH
ONE TO GROW ON A TEACHER IN REFLECTION
te 102 minutes 2084 color 1971
Staff Development
A grade school teacher who used class meetings to help work
through students personal and classroom problems is shown In
this documentary the teacher talks about her teaching style and her
successes and failures in accomplishing the classroom environment
she seeksNIMH
ONE TO GROW ON ACT IILINDSEY
te 17 minutes 5775 color 1971
Staff Development
A students home and classroom environment show that family
pressures peer pressures unmet emotional needs and teaching
style all play important roles in influencing Lindseys behavior
NIMH
ONE TO GROW ON HE COMES FROM ANOTHER ROOM
te 30 minutes 8027 color 1974
Staff Development
Excerpts of a continuing program provide a source of information
about integrating children with special needs into a regular school
setting This film demonstrates some techniques raises issues for
discussion and hopefully will inspire teachers and school adminis
trators to consider alternate techniques as they strive to meet the
needs of all young childrenNIMH
ONE TO GROW ON INDIVIDUALS
te 172 minutes 5776 color 1971
Staff Development
A teacher allows some of her students to plan their own days
activities Both she and her students talk about the classroom
system and the goals they have set for themselves and their
classNIMH
ONE TO GROW ON LEARNING STRATEGIES
te 11 minutes 2082 color 1971
Staff Development
A school located in Cleveland Ohio helps students guide their
own development Human values and human relations are empha
sized in the curriculum along with student tutorials historical
dramatizations and studentprincipal discussions about the curricu
lum NIMH
ONE TO GROW ON SARAH
te 92 minutes 2083 color 1971
Staff Development
A critical incident which revolves around confidential information
between student and teacher is portrayed The incident leads to a
triangular conflict among student teacher and counselor with
important decisions and consequences confronting eachNIMH
OPEN CLASSROOM IN AMERICA THE
ct 15 minutes 5714 color 1973
This film captures the teacherchild relationships ranging from
onetoone to largegroup situations which occur in the informal
setting It shows different classrooms photographed to depict the
development of a carefully prepared environment designed to meet
the needs of the children using them Classroom areas for math
language arts science handcrafts and other specialized interests
are shown The variety of learning activities occuring simulta
neously in the room is pointed outIDEA
OPERATION SURGE
s 29 minutes 7427
SURGE is an abbreviation of Systematic Utilization of Re
sources for Growth and Efficiency Shows citizens in Tifton
Georgia who meet in a 20th Century version of an old American
idea the town meeting Committees cover every phase of life in the
community agriculture business education etc Witnesses meet
ings of the above communities and interviews both leaders of the
community and ordinary citizens about their participation in OP
ERATION SURGEUGA
ORAL LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT VIEWS OF FIVE
TEACHERS
te 30 minutes 7352 color 1977
Designed to help teachers become more aware of the importance of
oral language in childrens learning and to show how oral language
development serves as the foundation for reading and writing
skillsAIT
ORANGE GROWER SECOND EDITION
ej 16 minutes 5456 color 1967
Depicts all phases of growing oranges from planting to shipping
and emphasizes the work and care required to produce quality fruit
Portrays a typical orange grower and his family at work budding
pruning planting fertilizing irrigating and controlling insects and
104frost Compares the southern California orange grown in the 1890s
with todays counterpartEB
OREGON TRAIL
ejs 25 minutes 7478 1956
Dramatizes the hardships of the Todd family of Pike County
Missouri in their attempt to journey west with a wagon train to the
land of Oregon Uses a musical background of western ballads and
shows the many personal sacrifices and frustrations encountered
along the way until the group finally reaches its destination and
organizes a communityEB
ORGANIZING FOR EFFECTIVE READING
INSTRUCTION PART I
t 30 minutes 7368
After a brief discussion of the purposes of classroom organization
and the extent of individual differences grouping within the
selfcontained classroom is discussed Among the topics discussed
are sources of information for grouping some characteristics of
good groups a threegroup pattern in operation and some inde
pendent and team activitiesETV
ORGANIZING FOR EFFECTIVE READING
INSTRUCTION PART II
t 30 minutes 7369
A quick reference is made to grouping within the selfcontained
classroom Patterns of organization discussed in this period are
crossclass grouping crossgrade grouping individualized reading
the nongraded primary and team teaching Advantages and
disadvantages of each are discussedETV
ORGANIZING THE READING ENVIRONMENT
te 29 minutes 7006 color 1973
This film examines the premise that experiences which encourage
language growth can and should be so organized that they can
happen any time a student wants or needs them not just during a
daily reading period Hunter Maxwell Schmidt Strickland
Kohl and several teachers share their ideas on how to expand a
languageexperience climate to last throughout the school day
Included are numerous practical documentary tips for teachers
MEDIA FIVE
ORIENTAL BRUSHWORK
sc 16 minutes 5273 color 1956
Uses a variety of Oriental paintings from the Freer Gallery of Art in
Washington DC to depict the characteristics of Oriental art and
shows a Chinese and a Japanese artist demonstrating Oriental
brushwork Points out that Chinese art is the ancestor of Japanese
art and indicates that art and music have unique similarities
Features Mr Tyrus Wong a Chinese painter and Mr Chiura
Obata of Japan Narrated by Eliot OHaraEB
ORIGIN OF LIFE THE CHEMICAL EVOLUTION
jsc 11 minutes 2040 color
1969
Discusses evidence supporting evolution of life in the primordial
sea Shows footage of foreign and American scientists who have
been deeply involved in these scientific investigations Traces the
evolution of life from the molecular level to the presentEB
ORIGIN OF WEATHER
sc 25 minutes 7108 I960
Delves into the creation and effects of storms calms and freak
weather Shows what cloud formations mean and demonstrates
new electronic methods of determining weather Accompanies a
weather scientist in a US Navy reconnaisance plane over the
Pacific in an exciting exploration of weatherCAR
OSTRICH THE
pejs 7 minutes 1001 color 1956
Shows feeding and nesting habits of ostriches in their natural
habitat in South Africa Attention is given to their appearance
especially the structure of their legs feet neck and headIFB
OUR ANIMAL NEIGHBORS SECOND EDITION
pe II minutes 477 color 1963
Shows the small animals that make their homes in the trees the
meadows and the lawns near human homes Pictures the feeding
habits the homes and some of the other characteristics of the
cottontail rabbit gray squirrel fox squirrel red squirrel chip
munk gopher deer mouse field mouse shrew mole and bat
Explains why all of these small animals are classified as mammalsC
OUR BIG ROUND WORLD
ej 10 minutes 191 1953
Introduces through an imaginary plane trip around the world some
basic geographical concepts such as the size and shape of the earth
the causes of day and night and time and climatic differences in
different parts of the earth Explains the meaning of continent
ocean equator climatic zones desert and slantof the suns rays
Locates different places on the globe and depicts the varying
character of their climates Encourages the use of the globe by
pupils to learn about the worldC
OUR CHANGING CITIES CAN THEY BE SAVED
912 17 minutes 5750 color 1972
Social Studies
Richer on the outside poorer on the insidecan the modern city
survive This film focuses on the crises of the city its unemploy
ment social conflicts poverty and crime The film finds the roots
of these problems in the technological revolution that has made it
increasingly difficult for the unskilled to find work As the camera
scans highrises welfare applicants and slums it reveals how the
failure to deal with technological changes is causing a critical
breakdown in our citiesEB
OUR CITY GOVERNMENT
pej 10 minutes 1522 1966
Shows how people who live in a city elect a man to represent them
in the city council where he helps decide on services to be
provided and laws to be passed Also shows that a mayor or city
manager is needed to carry out the decisions of the councilBFA
OUR COMMUNITY SERVICES
p 11 minutes 2069 color 1969
Uses a story about a boy who is hit by a motorcycle to demonstrate
many public services such as police and fire departments Discusses
how these services are paid for by everyone through taxes Shows
how the city council operates when parents present a petition for a
parkEB
OUR COUNTRYS EMBLEM
ej 10 minutes 1932 color 1956
Presents a class of elementary school children studying the mean
ings of the various symbols on the Great Seal of the United States
In making a model of it the class learns when and why the seal was
adopted how each partthe eagle and the shieldtells a story
about our country and what important meanings are represented in
the remaining verbal and graphic symbols Concludes by showing
some of the places where the seal is foundC
OUR COUNTRYS FLAG SECOND EDITION
pej 11 minutes 1248 color 1960
Explains the symbolism of the United States flag and why it should
be respected Discusses the Pledge of Allegiance in terms of
everyday activities and reviews the rules of respect to the flagC
OUR COUNTRYS SONG
ej 10 minutes 1464 1953
Opens with a school chorus singing The Star Spangled Banner
Flashbacks show the class studying the background of the writing
of the national anthem The students also sing Yankee Doodle and
Hail Columbia either of which might have become the national
anthem The narrator points out that people stand out of respect for
the song and flag when singing the national anthemC
OUR DOG SHOW
p 15 minutes 4795 color 1958
When a family attends a large dog show the children decide to
105have a dog show of their own Shows how much fun it is to share
together Illustrates good sportsmanship and desirable social
attitudesJHP
OUR INHERITANCE FROM HISTORIC GREECE
js 10 minutes 1270 1952
Points out the influence of Greek architecture science mathemat
ics and literature upon modern civilization Mentions the Greek
interest in sports in comparison with the modern interest and notes
the derivation of many English words from Greek Points out that
modem concepts of democracy and citizenship come from GreeceC
OUR LIVING DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
ejs 16 minutes 4019 1950
Interprets the modern meaning of the Declaration of Independence
through the experiences of Paul Hart an immigrant and his family
His daughter explains the fourfold meaning of the DeclarationC
OUR PET SHOW
p 11 minutes 1711 color 1962
The school pet show in which Jimmy enters his dog serves to
introduce the concept that animals belong to groups Shows
common varieties of fish birds amphibians reptiles and
mammalsC
OUR PRODUCTIVE LAND
ejs 10 minutes 1072 color 1955
Features the importance of soil as a most valuable natural resource
Compares earlyday farming and movement of crops to market with
modem methods Emphasizes scientific and conservation fanning
as necessary for present and future food production Points out that
modern methods have widened the farmers markets and made
nearly all foods available the year roundPDP
OUR SCHOOLS HAVE KEPT US FREE
ejs 30 minutes 7355 color 1964
Points out that time equipment and students change but the
schools basic tasks remain the same Emphasizes that the school
takes students from all walks of life and helps them shape and
preserve democracy in the United StatesNEA
OUR SENSES WHAT THEY DO FOR US
pe 11 minutes 1848 1958
Presents ways in which the five senses of the human body work
alone or together to help one be aware of his surroundings to help
protect the body and to increase ones enjoyment of living
Emphasizes proper care of the sense organs and discusses aids for
defective sight and hearingC
OUR TEXAS HERlf AGE
ej 16 minutes
4746
Discusses historical events in Texas
Franciscan missions to the early 1900
immigrants with their various cultures
that protected the pioneers the siege of
which helped to establish a republic
cattle and the prospectors who found
oilRDP
color 1963
from the establishment of
s Describes the arrival of
the Texas Rangers are forts
the Alamo and other battles
the trail blazers with their
natural resources including
OUR THIRTEENTH COLONY
ejsc 23 minutes 4620 color
Pictures a tour of Georgia beginning with the fascination of the
Okefenokee Swamp visits the beach and coastal points of historic
interest swings through central Georgia and into the beautiful
mountain sections of the state Returns for a portrayal of Atlanta
attractions and ends the colorful sweep of Georgias visitors
attractions at the Little White House and Ida Cason GardensAG
OUR WONDERFUL EYES AND THEIR CARE
p II minutes 1712 1962
Uses special effects to illustrate the importance of eyesight Joel
has his eyes examined is fitted for glasses and learns the rules for
proper eye careC
OUR WORLD OF SCIENCE
pe 10 minutes 1477 1956
Explains what science is and how to learn about science Introduces
and defines the words science and experiment and demon
strates a simple experiment on water condensation and evaporation
Develops the idea of an orderly universe and shows the steps in
solving a problem in scienceEB
OUT OF LEFT FIELD
sct 7 minutes 316 color 1973
A demonstration of how blind and visually impaired youths can be
integrated with their sighted peers The film is built around two
panel discussions by sighted blind and visually impaired children
and how they met the problems of integration It also shows blind
and visually impaired children swimming playing ball wrestling
singing dancing and playing many different games with their
sighted peersAFB
OUT OF THE HILLS OF HABERSHAM
ejs 14 minutes 4592 color
Shows the tricities of Clarkesville Demorest and Cornelia the
educational advantages offered through North and South Habersham
High Schools Piedmont College North Georgia Trade and Voca
tional Schools and the Tallulah Falls School Features geographi
cal and historical views the many beautiful lakes the picturesque
mountains fishing streams the home of the big red apple and
some of Georgias finest peachesKS
OUTDOOR EDUCATION
ct 29 minutes 7898 color
Emphasizes the extension and enrichment of school curriculum
through the use of outdoor resources and by teaching attitudes
skills and appreciations necessary for satisfying outdoor interests
and pursuits Shows how experiences may be provided through the
use of outdoor schools developing outdoor interests and skills
through teacher educationAAHPER
OVERNIGHT
ejs 20 minutes 4308 color
Shows a group of Girl Scouts and their leader planning and
enjoying an overnight camping trip Illustrates the best in educational
procedure with all members of the group sharing fully in the
experienceASF
OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT
pe 8 minutes 1050 1962
Edward Lears nonsense poem The Owl and the Pussycat provides
the narration for a cartoon with a switch endingCONT
OXIDATIONREDUCTION
sc 9 minutes 717 1962
Examples of oxidation and reduction demonstrate the complemen
tary relationship and the differences between the two A basic and
broadened explanation of this type of reaction in terms of electron
transfer is providedMCGH
OXYACETYLENE WELDING EQUIPMENT
sc 16 minutes 5624 color 1970
Describes the equipment that is usually used in benchtype gas
welding and brazing Shows the correct procedures for assembling
the equipment lighting the torch and adjusting the flameBFA
OXYACETYLENE WELDING JOINING STEEL
sc 15 minutes 5625 color 1970
Shows advanced techniques of gas welding including multiple pass
joining structural section fabrication and forming horizontal
vertical and overhead weldsBFA
OXYACETYLENE WELDING TORCH TECHNIQUES
sc 20 minutes 5626 color 1970
Uses special lighting techniques to allow the viewer to closely
study the correct techniques for running a bead welding without
rod adding rod to a butt weld and brazingBFA
106OXYGEN
jsc 12 minutes 4557
Examines the element of oxygen and its properties Demonstrates
that oxygen is essential to all life Its use in a hospital is shown
during an operation aiding a patient with breathing difficulty and
saving the life of a baby born with a windpipe obstruction The
industrial uses of oxygen are examined brieflyAL
PACK TRIP IN GLACIER NATIONAL PARK
ejs 15 minutes 4854 color
1967
Shows a father and his two sons hiking through Glacier National
Park On the hike they leam about the animal and plant life and
geological formations in the park about good conservation and
safety practices and about vocational opportunities in forestryEB
PAINTERS OF AMERICA PETER HURD
sc 16 minutes 5563 color 1969
Presents an interview with Peter Hurd at his ranch home in San
Patricio New Mexico Hurd talks about aspects of his life as an
artist tells why he paints how he conceives a painting what things
motivate him how he uses light and color and his approach to
portrait paintingC
PAINTING A PORTRAIT
sc 11 minutes 305 color 1958
Demonstrates Eliot OHaras technique reasoning and steps in
painting a watercolor portrait which had been drawn in a previous
film Drawing a Portrait Points out the factors to be considered in
painting to achieve depth and form and discusses how different
mixtures of paint produce desired effectsEB
PAINTING AN ABSTRACTION USING PLANES
ejs 11 minutes 436 color
1950
Shows Eliot OHara demonstrating the planning and execution of
an abstract painting taking as his subject the harbor scene also used
in Painting Reflections in Water Emphasizes the use of planes and
colors in threedimensional design Uses animation for explanatory
sequencesEB
PAINTING AND DRAWING WITH EXPRESSION
js 14 minutes 5110 color
1963
Shows teenage students working on a variety of drawings and
paintings based on live animals nature scenes and still life
arrangements Encourages creativity in painting and drama Dem
onstrates basic techniques for achieving expression in painting
BFA
PAINTING CLOUDS
sc 19 minutes 5274 color 1956
Eliot OHara demonstrates ways to represent the basic cloud forms
to suggest their movement and to capture natural lighting effects
Shows how cloud forms can be used to set the mood for a painting
to accent the dominant features in a landscape or to complete the
artists interpretationEB
PAINTING CROWDS OF PEOPLE
jsc 11 minutes 789 color 1956
Shows Eliot OHara illustrating how to paint crowds of people as
he starts from the beginning of a painting and demonstrates how to
paint figures in perspective Explains his method for making
figures with dabs from a brush and his techniques for painting
special effects such as a horizon wet street and suntanned bodies
Presents famous masterpieces by several world famous artists to
illustrate the various points madeEB
PAINTING SHADOWS
sc 9 minutes 1538 color 1957
Eliot OHara demonstrates the artists application of four elements
of lighting direct sunlight shadows lighted by the sky shadows
with reflected light and shadows with very dim light Points out
that shadows can add character to natural scenes and that colors of
shadow must be determined individuallyEB
PAINTING TREES WITH ELIOT OHARA
sc 17 minutes 4857 color 1954
Shows Eliot OHara painting trees of different types as he explains
his techniques of handling the brush and mixing and blending
colors Pictures the trees of the various regions of the United States
and explains that each type has a basic structure which can be
represented by a common symbol Illustrates by actual painting
how highlights shadows blossoms and leaves are created in water
colorEB
PAINTING WITH CALLIGRAPHY
sc 11 minutes 1539 color 1957
Traces the development of calligraphy the transition from hand
writing to painting in oriental art and the use of calligraphy in
painting today Eliot OHara demonstrates this brush technique
EB
PAINTING WITH SAND A NAVAJO CEREMONY
js 11 minutes 439 color
1950
Portrays the traditional sand painting healing rite as performed by a
Navajo medicine man for his ailing son Reveals the beauty of a
unique art form and explains its significance in the tribal life of the
Navajos Shows actual sand paintings in detailEB
PANAMA CANAL THE REVISED EDITION
ejs 11 minutes 1847 color 1978
Tracing the history of the Panama Canal from its construction to
the 1978 treaty this film explains how it operates and its signifi
cance to world transportation A trip through the canal and views of
surrounding cities develop full understanding of this great
waterwayC
PAPER AND PULP MAKING
js 11 minutes 1808
1958
Shows how wood is made into paper and pulp Portrays the
operations in a pulp mill by which washed and bleached pulp is
produced from raw logs Also shows how paper is made Depicts
the depletion of northern forests the movement to wooded regions
in the South and presentday conservation measures Pictures the
variety of jobs involved in pulp and paper production and the many
uses of paperC
PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY
js 14 minutes 5132 color 1961
Presents basic principles and techniques for analyzing dissolved
mixtures using paper chromatographic separations shows the
method of obtaining RF values in a separation of chlorophyll
extract Describes separation and comparison of known to un
known amino acidsTH
PAPER IN THE ROUND
jsct 11 minutes 454 1956
Demonstrates paper sculpture techniques of folding scoring cut
ting curling slotting shaping and tabbing Shows examples of
masks figures and forms created by these techniques Two
children assist but the major part of the demonstration is handled
by an adult Discusses the significance of tools and paper quality
MCGH
PARABLE
ejs 22 minutes 5464 color 1964
Presents an allegorical story about the world which is represented
by a circus The central character a whitefaced clown changes
the life and attitudes of those around him by his deeds Utilizes no
narration and an original music score Expresses the idea of
Christian redemption in an artistic mannerPROC
PARADE OF LIFE
ej 11 minutes 1126 color 1956
Presents a graphic portrayal of the adaptation of living things to
their environment Shows the giant Sequoias of the California
mountains and how each tree survives in its own special
environmentARCO
107PARALLEL LINES
js 11 minutes 1352 1951
Uses animation to illustrate the definition of parallel lines then
shows actual uses of parallel lines by a machinist an engineer a
carpenter and a housewifeJHP
PARAMECIUM
jsc 11 minutes 1580 1948
Shows by cinephotomicrography both transverse fission and conju
gation of the paramecium the purposes of the various parts of the
cell and the digestive processUEVA
PARASITISM PARASITIC FLATWORMS
sc 17 minutes 5404 1963
Traces the probable development of parasitism in flatworms
defines and illustrates the animal relationship of parasitism Also
reveals the complex life cycles of several parasites including the
blood fluke to man one of the most important flatworm parasites
Rarely photographed living lung and blood flukes and living
tapeworms are shown photomicrography microphotography and
animation are used effectively to tell the storyEB
PARIS A MON COEUR FRENCH LANG FILM
jsc 11 minutes 1087 color 1955
Shows traditional landmarks of Paris describing their historical
significanceWSU
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE IN ACTION
SECOND EDITION
js 16 minutes 4006 1965
Shows a student council meeting in progress with the faculty
adviser commenting on the use of parliamentary procedure to
ensure an orderly efficient and democratic meeting Includes the
duties of the organizations officers the order of business main
motions amendments and other subsidiary motions and other
parliamentary proceduresC
PARTNERS
ej 15 minutes 4811 color 1974
Some people want to be their own bosses and look for ways to
create their own jobs Many small businesses have been created
through the imagination of one or two people This film introduces
students to how a business is run it also shows them how with
imagination and some risk one can carve out a job for oneself that
doesnt already existEB
PARTNERSHIPS AMONG PLANTS AND ANIMALS
e 10 minutes 1827 1959
Explores three types of plant and animal partnerships those
between animals between plants and between animals and plants
Examples shown in their natural settings include the ant and aphid
the hermit crab and bryozoans algae and fungi in lichen red clover
and nitrogenproducing bacteria and red clover and the bumblebee
C
PARTS OF SPEECH
ej 14 minutes 4292 1962
Illustrates the eight parts of speech and their importance in
communicating ideas Derives examples of parts of speech from a
beach scene showing youngsters of different ages enjoying various
activities Utilizes overprint titles and splitscreen techniques The
splitscreen device simultaneously shows a beach scene and a
grammatical construction related to it which is discussed and
explainedC
PASSENGER TRAIN SECOND EDITION
pe 11 minutes 102 1955
Describes a boys journey on a streamlined passenger train from a
large city to a colorful station in the heart of the West Depicts the
duties of the engineer the conductor the cooks and the pullman
porters Shows the kinds of cars in the train and touches upon
precautions taken by train crewmen Stresses the comfort and
safety which the passengers enjoy while travelingEB
PATCHPOSITIVE APPROACH TO CHANGING
HUMANS
te 16 minutes 5765 color 1973
Staff Development
How do teachers undertake the process of improving students
academic skills controlling their inappropriate behavior and moti
vating them Negative methods such as punishment threats and
sarcasm may be nonproductive The film emphasizes positive
approaches that work wellC
PATH OF COLUMBUS
ejs 13 minutes 4486 1954
Uses presentday scenes and available historic documents to reflect
the condition surrounding the discovery of the new world by
Columbus Depicts Columbus boyhood home the Cathedral of
San Lorenzo and the convent of La Rabida where Columbus lived
while trying to interest Ferdinand and Isabella in his plans Shows
Palos from where his ships sailed San Salvador where he landed
and the Cathedral of Ciudad Trujillo where he is buriedSM
PATHWAYS THROUGH NURSERY SCHOOL
ct 25 minutes 7008 color 1962
Depicts a typical day in a laboratory nursery school for two three
and fouryearolds Shows that the qualities of a good nursery
school are a wholesome environment good equipment and mutual
effort of qualified teachers and interested parentsIFB
PATTERN TYPES
js 13 minutes 4572 1956
Shows the many figure types and the variations in the average
figure Explains pattern sizes such as half sizes misses teen and
junior Uses models and pattern shellsAL
PAUL BUNYAN AND THE BLUE OX
pe 6 minutes 1638 1952
Puppets are used to portray the legend of how Paul Bunyan found
Babe the Blue Ox and put her to workC
PAUL BUNYAN LUMBER CAMP TALES
pe 11 minutes 1745 1962
Animation is used to tell some of the most famous stories about
Paul Bunyan including the bunkhouse beds stacked 137 high the
gigantic flapjack griddle the popcorn blizzard and the straightening
of the Big Onion RiverC
PAUL REVERES RIDE
ej 10 minutes 1515 color 1964
Illustrates Henry Wadsworth Longfellows poem Paul Reveres
Ride after describing the circumstances under which the action
took place Points out that Longfellow changed a few of the
historical facts in his poemBFA
PEARL S BUCK
jsc 30 minutes 7543 i960
Presents an interview of Pearl S Buck author of Nobel Prize
winning novel The Good Earth She describes her childhood in
China points out differences between Western and Oriental living
discusses changes brought about under communism and considers
how America can recover the good will which has been lost in
AsiaFI
PEDDLER AND THE MONKEYS
p 10 minutes 1122 1945
Shows how a primary grade teacher reads the story of The Peddler
and the Monkeys to her class and then encourages her pupils to
act out the story Shows the children rearranging the classroom
cutting out paper hats and preparing to act out the story Inserts
scenes of real monkeys whose behavior and sounds are then shown
being represented by the pupilsC
PEOPLE IN MANAGEMENT
jsc 18 minutes 4263 color 1976
This film follows the daily activities of several men and women at
all stages of management from trainee to company president of a
large corporationBFA
108PEOPLE OF THE REINDEER
ejs 20 minutes 5275
1956
Pictures the land and life of the people of the reindeer the Lapps
In the spring the reindeer herds go north tended by all the family
except the very old and those of school age Young Nils escapes the
schoolroom in a daydream and experiences the wonderful adven
tures about which all Lapp boys dreamEB
PEOPLE WHO FIGHT POLLUTION
js 18 minutes 4799 color
Interweaves the lives of three men who are dedicated to preserving
the environment Tells about one man a trash collector and his
feelings about wastefulness and litter Shows another working in a
plant that recycles glass bottles and a third man who works with a
county air pollution control organizationCHU
PEOPLE WHO MAKE THINGS
s 22 minutes 4821 color 1971
Portrays a young woman who designs and builds a piece of
speciality furniture a man who creates a wedding cake and
another who finishes a custom car body Points out these three as
people who have found a way to be creative in fields that ordinarily
are considered as mundaneCHU
PEOPLE WHO SELL THINGS
jsc 172 minutes 4265 color 1975
This film follows the lively daily activities of four distinctly
different kinds of people all of whom have successful sales
careersBFA
PEOPLE WHO WORK IN FACTORIES
pe 11 minutes 501 color 1971
Just about everything we use is made in some kind of factory But
what is it like being a factory worker A young boy follows
workers through a typical day and discovers how many people
work together combining different skills to produce one of his
favorite thingsa bicycleC
PEOPLE WHO WORK IN OFFICES
pe 10 minutes 505 color 1971
Offices in a school a store a bank a newspaper a motel and an
office building introduce youngsters to office personnel and rela
tionships among the various jobs they do The overall role of the
office in the everyday business of getting goods and services to
people is simply and effectively shownC
PEOPLE WHO WORK IN STORES
pe 102 minutes 531 color 1971
Youngsters see activities of stock workers display workers
buyers managers and salespeople as well as such details as how a
cash register works and how charge sales are made Division of
labor and the relationship of stores to factories and offices are
among the concepts introduced in a simple attractive wayC
PEOPLES HERITAGE THE
ejs 16 minutes 4503 color 1956
Depicts the role of the National Parks in the social and economic
life of the United States Shows scenes from the Everglades
Glacier Grand Canyon Yellowstone and Yosemite National
ParksPIC
PERCENTWHY AND HOW
ej 11 minutes 1250 color 1966
Describes two ways in which a percent may be computed when one
factor is given and when two are given Shows students attempting
to compare test scores football scores taxes and interest to
illustrate everyday use of percentages Uses animated diagrams
coupled with reallife situations to explain the two ways of figuring
percentagesC
PERCENTAGE
ej 11 minutes 1582 1948
Uses a definition of percent to emphasize the relationship between
common fractions and percentages A simple illustration of the
method of writing percentage is followed by illustrations of how to
change common and decimal fractions to percentage Then drama
tizes three experiences involving percentageJHP
PERCUSSION SOUNDS
pe 16 minutes 5530 color 1968
Introduces students to percussion sounds by exploring ways sounds
are produced on percussion instruments Shows children experimenting
with an array of familiar and unfamiliar objects which are struck to
make musicCHU
PERFECT TRIBUTE
ejs 20 minutes 4304 1935
Based on the story by Mary Shipman Andrews about Lincolns
Gettysburg Address Reveals Lincolns spirit and sympathetic
attitude toward the defeated South Shows his trip to Gettysburg
his disappointment because of the poor reception of his speech and
his visit to a nearby prison hospital where he repeats the address to
a wounded Confederate soldierFI
PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING
js 11 minutes 799 I960
Emphasizes the need for prudent financial habits even in times of
economic prosperity Helps students see the relationship between
financial planning and their own attainment of longrange as well as
immediate goalsJS
PERSONAL HEALTH FOR GIRLS SECOND EDITION
js 14 minutes 5664 1972
Habits of personal health and grooming are related to freedom from
selfconsciousness and to confidence in social situations The film
shows two teenage girls taking a fun trip through a department store
as they look at different items that trigger information about
cleanliness good grooming and good health It includes a brief
comment about the relationship between good health smoking and
the use of drugsC
PERSONALIZING READING FOR CHILDREN
te 23 minutes 4696 color 1977
Designed to illustrate to both educators and the community the
process a school goes through in organizing its staff materials
space and time to implement an individualized programAIT
PERSPECTIVE DRAWING
jsc 8 minutes 1129 1951
Introduces the theory and basic principles of perspective drawing
by means of animation Uses the cube as the basic form to explain
onepoint twopoint and threepoint perspective Also demon
strates the meaning of horizon line and picture planeUSC
PET SHOP
ej 10 minutes 1490
Shows a German shepherd dog acting as general caretaker for
monkeys owls chickens turtles porcupines and kittens all of
whom live in open friendship in an unusual pet shopAL
PETER AND THE WOLF
pe 16 minutes 5244 color 1964
Animation a narrator and Prokofieffs music are used to tell the
story of Peter and his encounter with the wolf The narrator also
explains the use of individual musical instruments and themes to
represent the characters and their feelingsWD
PHILIPPINES THE LAND AND PEOPLE
ejs 14 minutes 5352 1960
Describes the climate and topography of the Philippines and how
these factors affect the way the people dress build their homes and
make their living Calls attention to the influence of Spain and the
United States on the development of the nation Shows villages
from which people farm their own land fish or work on sugar or
coconut plantations Major products shipped abroad from ports
such as Manila include rice sugar copra lumber minerals and
hemp Economic and social problems of the Filipinos acquired with
their independence are highlighted along with the measures being
taken to solve themEB
109PHILIPPINES THE NATION OF ISLANDS
ejs 16 minutes 5044 color 1964
First shows some remote areas of the 7000 Philippine Islands still
inhabited by primitive peoples Then reviews the history of the
more populated areas and modern life in Manila Agriculture
industries and transportation facilities are shownUEVA
PHOTOGRAPHYANATOMY OF CAMERA AND FILM
jsc 11 minutes 2053 color 1967
Presents the basic elements and operations of the photographic
camera and film to the introductory student Discusses concepts
such as ASA emulsion image cellulose acetate fstop lens
depth of focus halfin light sensitive diaphragm shutter focai
lengthCCA
PHOTOSYNTHESIS THIRD EDITION
js 20 minutes 6178 color 1982
Presents a clear explanation of the basics of photosynthesis
Depicts the importance of photosynthesis to all life how it takes
place in the physiology of the plant and the dynamics of photo
chemical reactions Recent research includes discussion of light
and dark reactions and the importance of ATP and NADPH in
chloroplastsEB
PHYSICAL FITNESS IT CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE
Js 23 minutes 8133 color 1977
We are a nation of watchers not of doers Add overeating to
inactivity and you have poor physical health The film suggests
ways to correct this vicious circlea long range alteration of eating
habits and daily exerciseEB
PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY OF WATER
s 21 minutes 5257 color 1966
Shows how many of the properties of waterits slow rate of
evaporation its high surface tension its being heavier in liquid
than solid formarise out of the arrangement of electrical charges
in its moleculeFA
PILGRIMS THE
ejs 22 minutes 4959 1955
Presents a dramatization of the search for a home by the English
Pilgrims Describes the Pilgrims and their problems in England
their flight to Holland and their subsequent discontentment there
which led to their trip to America Portrays the hardships and the
illness that plagued the Pilgrims through the winter shows the
coming of spring and depicts the first Thanksgiving which
resulted from aid by friendly IndiansEB
PIONEER BLACKSMITH
ejs 11 minutes 725 color 1962
Shows the importance of a blacksmith in a pioneer community of
early America and exhibits representative samples of his work
Emphasizes services he performed such as shoeing horses forming
iron tines for wagon wheels fixing links in chains making nails
and repairing the broken iron and steel parts of the farmers tools
Pictures the blacksmiths skill in using his bellows forge and
anvil Shows examples of household items for pioneer homes
including a toaster fireplace crane and hook door latches and
hinges and trivetsIU
PIONEER BOY OF THE MIDWEST
ej 13 minutes 4071 color 1956
Shows David a pioneer boy as he goes through a forest on the way
home from a log schoolhouse He sees animals berries birds a
bee tree and a rattlesnake Also shows Davids family and how
they lived from the land and the forestC
PIONEER COMMUNITY OF THE MIDWEST
ej 13 minutes 4072 color 1948
Depicts the opening of the midwest territory for pioneer settlement
and shows how a family may have chosen a place to settle Pictures
a pioneer family moving west and arriving at a community where
they decide to remain Portrays the business political religious
and recreational aspects of the communityC
PIONEER HOME
Pe 11 minutes 798 1948
Members of a pioneer family are shown living in their log home
They build a fire cut wood churn butter make candles card and
spin wool make clothing and read the Bible in the evening The
father trades furniture which he has made for necessities for his
familyC
PIONEER JOURNEY ACROSS THE APPALACHIANS
eJ 13 minutes 4086 color 1956
Shows one pioneer familys experiences in crossing the Appala
chian Mountains before the Revolutionary War Explains some of
the reasons why the family decided to make the trip and through
animation traces the four main routes taken by other early settlers
in their push westward over the AppalachiansC
PIPES IN THE HOUSE
Pe 11 minutes 1496 color 1955
Demonstrates the function of various kinds of pipes in providing a
house with such utilities as water gas and electricity Identifies the
running water and sewer system of pipes and shows them being
installed Pictures the gas pipes and uses animation to depict the
distribution and storage of gas Describes the use of pipes as
conduits for electric cables and regards wires as pipes for
electricityCHU
PIRRO AND THE ALARM CLOCK
P 11 minutes 1478
Pat Patterson introduces Pirro the puppet to the difference
between numbers and what they represent in the way of time Pino
learns what makes the alarm go offOF
PIRRO AND THE BLACKBOARD
P 9 minutes 1469
Pirro the puppet learns to draw on the blackboard Pat Patterson
draws a donkey and Pirro plays pinning the tail on the donkey
Includes a lesson in fair play and good sportsmanshipOF
PIRRO AND THE LAMP
P 9 minutes 1476
Pirro the puppet learns that he needs light to read by Pat
Patterson explains electricity and Pirro follows the wire from the
wall plug to the lamp and learns about the switch and the light
bulbOF
PIRRO AND THE MAGNET
P 9 minutes 1475
Pirro the puppet is pulled to the magnet At first hes frightened
but then he learns how a magnet works and it becomes a
gameOF
PIRRO AND THE PHONOGRAPH
P 9 minutes 1468
Shows Pirro the puppets first experience with a phonograph his
own sense of rhythm and dancing feet Pat Patterson teaches him
how to treat the phonograph and the recordsOF
PIRRO AND THE SCALE
P II minutes 1471
Pirro the puppet cant understand what makes the scale work so
Pat Patterson explains about weight and balance He demonstrates
on a seesawOF
PIRRO AND THE TELEPHONE
Pe 10 minutes 1473
Shows Pirro learning about the telephone book the telephone
dialing carrying on a conversation and making a test call to the
operatorOF
PIRRO AND THE THERMOMETER
ej 10 minutes 1480
Pirro learns how mercury climbing in tiny sticks indicates every
thing but spring feverOF
110PIRRO AND THE VACUUM CLEANER
pe 10 minutes 1470
Whoosh goes the vacuum cleanerand Pirro is swept off his feet
Pirro plays games with the cord but finally learns how and why the
vacuum cleaner operatesOF
PLACE TO LEARN A
sct 19 minutes 5712 color 1972
The task of library administrators is pointed out as primarily that of
effectively communicating information to students and faculty The
film shows the operating features of the Learning Resources Center
as it exists at the College of DuPage It emphasizes the attempt to
totally integrate librarylearning resources in order to best serve the
instructional needs of the faculty and the learning needs of the
students and communityDUP
PLACE VALUE AND ADDITION
ct 30 minutes 7327 color 1963
Discusses the properties of closure commutativity and associativity
under addition Describes the additive identity Use following
Numeration Systems From the Mathematics for Elementary School
Teachers SeriesSMSG
PLACE VALUE ONES TENS HUNDREDS
p 11 minutes 1744
1961
Pictures Paul showing Judy how to group pennies into tens and
hundreds in order to count them Small card holders are used to
record and demonstrate the meaning of place valueC
PLANKTON AND THE OPEN SEA
sc 19 minutes 5400 1962
Shows that the base of marine food chains is the floating green
plankton found on the surface waters of the sea Examines the
major varieties of plankton diatoms copepods etc their charac
teristics behavior and their role in marine food chains Live
photography shows equipment and methods used to collect and
analyze planktonEB
PLANNED ESCAPE FROM FIRE
ejsc 11 minutes 1520 color 1962
Outlines in detail the steps which should be taken in planning and
practicing escape from a burning home Includes diagraming the
house designating alternate escape routes assigning responsibili
ties to each member of the household and practicing the planPRP
PLANTANIMAL COMMUNITIES PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
js 11 minutes 1690 1964
Examines four types of biomesdeciduous coniferous grassland
and desertand shows how factors of the physical environment
altitude atmospheric conditions heat light water and soil
conditionsinfluence the complex biological interrelationships in
these biomesC
PLANT LIFE AT WORK
ejs 11 minutes I486 1955
Explains that plants perform the same life functions that character
ize all living things Shows how plants use energy for movement
growth manufacture of food and reproductionMIS
PLANT TROPISMS AND OTHER MOVEMENTS
js 11 minutes 1672 color 1965
Timelapse photography and laboratory demonstrations involving a
variety of familiar plants illustrate essential movements of plants in
response to internal or external stimuli Differentiates the three
basic types of movement tropisms nastic movements and nutational
movementsC
PLANTATION SOUTH THE
ejs 16 minutes 5339 color 1960
Traces the development of the plantation system in the Southern
United States from its beginning in Virginia to its firm establish
ment in the deep South of the Antebellum Period Stress is placed
upon the plantation as an agricultural and social unitEB
PLANTING OUR GARDEN
pe II minutes 678 color 1952
Shows Mary and Philip helping their father to get ready for a
garden They raise tomato broccoli and cabbage plants indoors
learn the importance of providing the essentials for plant growth
prepare the garden soil and plant the seedlings potato sections
and vegetable seedsEB
PLANTS MAKE FOOD
pe 11 minutes 1494 color 1955
Shows through animation and regular photography the process by
which food is manufctured in plants Describes the need for plants
for food production uses animation to identify the parts of a plant
and follows water as it passes into the roqts and the leaves where it
is combined with carbon dioxide in the presence of chlorophyll and
sunlight to produce food Depicts the various kinds of foods
produced by plants and emphasizes the importance of plants in
providing the worlds foodCHU
PLANTS THAT GROW FROM LEAVES STEMS AND
ROOTS
ej 11 minutes 1771 I960
Shows means of vegetative reproduction through the use of leaves
stems and roots explains the reasons for using these various
methods The reproduction of geraniums and roses by stems and
runners is explained Bulbs corms rhizomes and tubers are
shown to be underground stems Also illustrates the grafting of
twigs and budsC
PLASTICS IN ART AND INDUSTRY
jsc 17 minutes 5594
color
1970
Describes the production of familiar plastic items from raw
material to finished article Shows how extrusion injection mold
ing vacuum forming and blow molding are used to produce many
of the objects found in the home school automobile and office
Explores other uses and new developments of plastics in art and
designUEVA
PLAYGROUND SAFETY SECOND EDITION
pe 11 minutes 458 color 1966
Illustrates the importance of following three basic rules for safety
on the playground be sure the play space is safe keep out of the
way of other players and learn how to play skillfullyC
PLAYGROUND SAFETY THE PEEPERKORNS
pe 10 minutes 242 color
1975
Grandpa Peeperkorn a spritely senior citizen puppet details the
reasons hes alive kicking and still having fun on the playground
He uses good judgment Grandpa is joined by other Peeperkorns
who typify the donts of playground behavior plus a host of
other nasties who generally make things dangerous for every
oneMCGH
PLEASURE IS MUTUAL THE HOW TO CONDUCT
EFFECTIVE PICTURE BOOK PROGRAMS
ct 25 minutes 7565 color 1966
By watching and listening to portions of ten actual picture book
programs conducted by different people in a variety of settings the
audience has the chance to see the basic principles of effective
picture book programs in operation The narration points out the
problems as well as the opportunities of enjoying with children the
mutual pleasure that effective picture book programs offerCBC
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
e 10 minutes 1077 color 1953
Discusses how the flag changed from its first form as the United
States expanded and explains the use of the flag in public Shows
miscellaneous shots of the flag on display and gives examples of
what pledges mean in various occupations Various parts of the
pledge of Allegiance are explained pictorially and with narration
Concludes with entire pledge and suitable flag saluteAVF
PLYMOUTH COLONY THE FIRST YEAR
ejs 16 minutes 4288 1961
Dramatizes the first year of the Plymouth Plantation settlement as
111well as the religious trouble of the Separatists Depicts the
Separatists religion the life of Pilgrims aboard the Mayflower the
signing of the Mayflower Compact the choice of the site and the
hardships of the winter As the colony survived the winter Indian
trade was established The Indians helped their friends learn how to
plant corn and catch fish Upon firm establishment of the colony
the Mayflower returned to EnglandC
POEMS ARE FUN
e 10 minutes 576 1954
Illustrates that reading writing and reciting poems are fun Shows
how an intermediategrade class has fun with poetry at their annual
party they enjoy choral speaking individual recitation reading
different kinds of poems and composing a poem together Indi
cates how visualizing poems can help one to see old things in new
waysC
POEMS WE WRITE
e 15 minutes 5473 color 1967
Makes suggestions for overcoming common stumbling blocks that
young authors experience Presents poems to recognize some of the
excellent creative works being done by teachers and children
GFP
POETRY TO GROW ON
ej 19 minutes 5499 color 1966
Designed to develop a genuine response to poetry Provides a basis
for poetry reading in the classroom and for individual and other
group activities involving poetry Includes a number of illustrative
poems suitable for children and written by well known authors
GFP
POISONS EMERGENCY PROCEDURES TO SAVE A
js 15 minutes 6175 color 1982
In this film viewers learn the essential facts about poisoning
poisonous substances identifying symptoms and initial treatment
before professional help arrivesEB
POLAND THE LAND AND THE PEOPLE
ejs 14 minutes 4266 1961
Presents a geographic and historical view of Poland and her people
and discusses her place in the world today as a nation under
communism Against the background of Polands long history and
tradition the film shows life on a small family farm and in mining
and industrial regions and depicts Polands efforts at industrial
diversification and its role in international tradeC
POLICE OFFICER THE FOURTH EDITION
Pe 14 minutes 5457 color 1981
A lost puppy rescued by a police officer introduces the viewer to
the services performed by the police in a community The film
explains how the polices major responsibility is law enforcement
and how they function as community helpers The importance of
teamwork in police operations and the special skills and equipment
used by the police department are highlighted featuresEBE
POLITICAL PARTIES IN AMERICA GETTING THE PEO
PLE TOGETHER
jS 20 minutes 4762 color 1976
Shows how and why political parties function by examining them at
work from the grass roots to the national level Narrated segments
are interspersed with candid interviews with ordinary voters and
their elected representatives Each tells how he or she views the
party system and the individuals place in it A brief historical
survey shows how the role of the political party changes as the
political environment changesEB
POLLUTION
812 14 minutes 5781 color
A powerful film showing the terrifying effects of all types of
pollution The audience will also feel a sense of futility for the
future of mankind unless positive action is taken todayDCPA
POLLY THE PARROT
pe 9 minutes 1915 1956
Shows Bill drawing a picture of a parrot and refers to Bills parrot
at home Describes how the boy cares for feeds and handles the
bird Depicts what happens when Bill leaves a door open and the
parrot flies away to discover many interesting things in the
neighborhood until he is finally found Reviews important points
in the film and suggests that the film audience tell about other
petsC
POLYNESIAN DANCES
eJs II minutes 1208 color 1957
Includes the ancient dances of Hawaii the convulsive slap dances
of the Samoans the harmonious songs and accompanying dances
of the Maoris of New Zealand and the modern hula of Polynesiaall
filmed in natural surroundings using onthespot recordings of the
musicO
POMPEII AND VESUVIUS
jsc 11 minutes 484 color 1951
Tells how in 79 AD the violent eruption of Vesuvius buried the
city of Pompeii beneath a devastating rain of dust and ashes where
it remained until recently Pictures the city as it has been uncovered
and partially restored The commentator recreates the life of the
city as gardens statues streets temples and the amphitheater are
shown Then shifts to Naples twelve miles away with Vesuvius in
the backgrounda symbol reminder and warning of the fate
Naples so narrowly escapedEB
POND THE
ejsc 9 minutes 998 color 1957
Features a photographic record of a pond from sunrise to nightfall
revealing the many and subtle changes in light color shadows and
patterns as the day advances Also shows ducks paddling in the
pond and the plants that grow in and around the pondTAB
PONY
pejc 29 minutes 7341 1953
Pictures two children on a Saskatchewan farm with their hearts set
on owning a pony despite their fathers objection Tells the story of
how they obtain both the pony and parental approvalNFBC
PONY EXPRESS THIRD EDITION
e 10 minutes 1151 color 1965
Tells the story of how letters in 1860 were dispatched across the
western frontier by horse relays and couriers Follows a letter from
the time it is mailed in St Joseph Missouri to its arrival ten days
later in Sacramento CaliforniaAB
PONY FARM
Pe 11 minutes 1056 color 1957
Shows activities on a California farm devoted primarily to raising
ponies for sale Pictures the grooming training watering and
feeding of the ponies Includes newborn foals and shows them
rolling playing and resting Depicts the mare protecting her new
foal from last years foal and explains such terms as foal colt
yearling filly mare and stallionF
POPULATION ECOLOGY
s 19 minutes 5415 1954
Shows how environmental conditions such as natural enemies and
food factors can help increase or reduce births and deaths
Discusses how man with his ability to change environment has
created the population explosionEB
POPULATION PATTERNS IN THE UNITED STATES
js 11 minutes 1743 1951
Shows how the population of the United States is dynamic in both
mobility and growth Uses animated charts and maps to present the
concept of population density a comparison of birth rates in 1900
and 1960 a comparison of the ratios between births and survivals
in 1900 and 1960 and immigration patterns Stresses changes
involving the movement of people from the East to the West and
Southwest from rural to urban areas and from city to suburb C
112
PORTRAITS OF AGING
js 28 minutes 8108 color 1979
The people profiled in this film reveal an abundance of wisdom
dignity and joy in living Their thoughts experiences and expecta
tions offer inspiration to older audiences and a profound sense of
understanding to younger viewersCEN
POSITIVE LOOK AT NEGATIVE NUMBERS A
ej 10 minutes 1640 color
1964
Uses animation to construct a number line with points marked to
represent positive and negative numbers and zero Analogies from
bookkeeping and from reading a thermometer help clarify the
negative number conceptSIG
POSSIBLY SO PYTHAGORAS
js 14 minutes 5105 color 1963
Gives an insight into the meaning of mathematical discovery by
observation and experiment Can be shown when geometry is first
formally introduced Investigates the Pythagorean theorem through
inductive experimentation as well as through formal deductive
proofIFB
POSTAL SERVICE LETTER TO A FOOTBALL HERO
THIRD EDITION
pe 16 minutes 4781 color 1977
Billy Hines likes to play football so he writes a letter to a football
player he admires The film points out the proper form for
addressing letters distinguishes classes of mail and follows Billys
letter through the postal system Many of the jobs that postal
workers and machinery perform are highlightedEB
POULTRY PRODUCTION IN THE SOUTH
ejs 16 minutes 4527 color
Presents a visual presentation of the poultry industry in the South
today showing just what happens from the time the egg is placed in
the incubator to the time the chicken is served at the dinner table
Special emphasis is placed on new methods of production and
processing which have made the backyard chicken coop obsolete
Brings out the fact that new methods of production have kept the
poultry industry in stride with the overall commercial and industrial
expansion in the SouthISF
PRACTICAL FILM MAKING
jsc 19 minutes 4280 color 1972
A staff of professionals is interviewed and filmed while at work
making a low budget feature film Explained briefly are the
functions of the director the cameraman sound man script
supervisor and a number of other people responsible for the
creation of a film Before and after scenes from the feature motion
picture being produced are used to illustrate the countless details of
film makingEB
PREDICTING THROUGH SAMPLING
ej 10 minutes 2031 color 1969
Shows a boy who is not sure if he has enough nuts to match the bolts
he need to build a toy bridge He finds out that matching a nut and
each bolt or counting them takes too long but perhaps sampling
will help solve the problem By carrying out his experiment he
learns some of the advantages and disadvantages of sampling
BFA
PREHISTORIC ANIMALS OF THE TAR PITS
ejs 15 minutes 4692 color 1957
Introduces the tar pit animals describes how they were found
illustrates how scientists reconstruct their skeletons and indicates
what can be learned from themBFA
PREHISTORIC MAN IN NORTHERN EUROPE
jsc 14 minutes 5348
1961
Traces the development of mans early ways of life from the
beginning of the New Stone Age through the Bronze Age and Iron
Age to the end of prehistoric times Emphasizes that mans history
is one of constant change Shows that in the Stone Age man was a
hunter and nomad but when he learned to plant and harvest he
became a farmer Explains that the Bronze Age changed the
character of warfare and the knowledge of the plow came from
southern EuropeEB
PREHISTORIC TIMES REVISED EDITION
ejs 10 minutes 1600 color 1976
For millions of years there was no life at all on the earth Then in
the sea tiny celllike plants and animals began to evolve Diora
mas actual fossil remains examples of actual terrain and models
help reconstruct the vast eras that came and passed before the time
of human existenceC
PREJUDICE CAUSES CONSEQUENCES CURES
1012te 23 minutes 5774 color 1974
Staff Development
News films historical photographs and interviews with leading
phychologists are used to survey the causes consequences and
cures of this crippling social disease Consequences explored
include the development of parallel institutions among the black
population in response to discrimination as well as the legal and
economic results of prejudice against women Possible cures are
discussed including research that shows how elementary school
classroom interdependence reduces prejudiceMCGH
PREPARATION FOR READING
ct 21 minutes 5556 color 1969
Deals with the various aspects of preparing a child to read
Observes children learning to listen to speak and to recognize letter
forms and names Portrays ways of developing concepts and
describes gradual progress towards letter and word recognition
Presents various techniques for developing visual and auditory
discriminationAB
PREPARING A CLASS REPORT
ej 11 minutes 444
1960
Illustrates the procedures and steps for preparing a class report
When a student tells his father that his class report was not
successful his father helps him identify the difficulties Correct
techniques listed include locating sources of information taking
notes making an outline and the actual writing of the report
MCGH
PREPARING YOUR BOOK REPORT
ej 11 minutes 1770 I960
Illustrates the development and presentation of both written and
oral book reports Shows how Tom presents an interesting report
after carefully outlining his material and practicing his oral report
beforehandC
PRESIDENCY SEARCH FOR A CANDIDATE
js 29 minutes 8126
1969
A case study of the variety of strategies a contestant can employ to
become his partys candidate for president Original footage of
Republican and Democrat conventions presents a visual analysis of
the importance of choosing The Man Who Can Win This study
can initiate many questions about the form of the American election
systemEB
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TOO MUCH
POWER
jsc 25 minutes 7007 color 1972
Is the power of the President of the United States too great for true
democracy This film does not attempt a yes or no answer rather it
examines and explains presidential power and the numerous checks
on this power Hubert H Humphrey as commentator explores the
history of the presidency through film clips and etchingsEB
PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON PART I
js 25 minutes 7406
Portrays Wilson standing by his nomination of Louis D Brandeis
to the US Supreme Court despite widespread religious prejudice
against BrandeisRSA
PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON PART II
js 25 minutes 7407
See despription of Pt IRSA
113PRESSURE IN FLUIDS AT REST SECOND EDITION
js 11 minutes 1086 color 1966
Underwater photography of a swimmer leads to a discussion of the
relationship of pressure in a fluid to depth and density and shows
that pressure acts in all directions explaining buoyancy and
Archimedes principle Aerial photography of divers illustrates the
freedom of motion of a body in a fluid Pascals law as applied to
closed systems is presented in terms of both transmission of forces
and multiplication of forcesC
PRETTY LADY AND ELECTRONIC MUSIC THE
ejs 15 minutes 4593 color 1972
This is a modern musical fairy tale that has a contrapuntal grain of
truth In this lighthearted animated film two musicians compete
for the same pretty lady by inventing and playing increasingly
complex electronic instruments From time to time the voice of the
Grain of Truth interrupts to explain the electronic musical devices
and techniques that produce much of todays popular musicX
PREVENTING WASTE
sct 10 minutes 962 color 1969
Ways to avoid wasteful practices and save money in all food
service operations are dramatized The Waster is shown discarding
perfectly good food ignoring portion control and being wasteful in
handling and storing of food dishware utensils etc This film
encourages employee awareness and responsibility with special
emphasis on rules that can be followed to prevent wasteNEM
PRICKLY THE PORCUPINE
p 9 minutes 1914 1956
Follows a porcupine named Prickly as he hunts for food in the
woods and wanders to a farm where he encounters cows a tractor
a dog and some children making ice cream Points out some
physical characteristics and habits of the porcupine and provides a
basis for reading and storytellingC
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
jsc 44 minutes 9007 1949
Abridged from the feature film based on the Jane Austen novel
with emphasis upon the progress of Elizabeth and Darcy to a true
evaluation of each others character in the course of their romance
Recreates the modes and manners of rural England in the early
nineteenth centuryFI
PRIDETHE SADDLE HORSE SECOND EDITION
Pe 10 minutes 160 1952
Tells the story of the development and training of Pride a saddle
horse Shows how Pride learns of the world about him is shod and
is taught to hold his head high Describes his lessons in the various
gaits Then pictures him as he takes part in a horse show and is
chosen the winner among the saddle horses Also illustrates various
uses of the horse in modern lifeEB
PRIMARY SAFETY IN THE SCHOOL BUILDING
P 10 minutes 1931 1955
Shows the members of a school class playing a safety game which
emphasizes the safe ways of behaving in crowds of handling
scissors and other sharp objects of sitting on chairs or carrying
them of opening doors of walking in halls and stairways and of
tying shoelacesC
PRIMARY SAFETY ON THE SCHOOL PLAYGROUND
P 10 minutes 1930 1955
Presents safety rules for children to observe on the school play
ground Shows how to play safely on swings on a baseball
diamond on seesaws and on slides Emphasizes the importance of
playing in a safe place of keeping out of the way of others of
taking turns and of observing the rules of a gameC
PRIME TIME
e 10 minutes 425 color 1971
Uses animation with an outer space fantasy about creatures with
two to nine heads to introduce students to the concept of prime
numbersX
PRIMITIVE MAN IN OUR WORLD
jsc 12 minutes 4860 color 1960
Shows the basic pattern of primitive life as it still exists in the Sepik
River region of New Guinea Illustrates how these selfsufficient
people live in a world almost untouched by modern civilization
Shows how the jungle furnishes them with food clothing shelter
and transportation Stresses the importance of art and religion in
their everyday lifeBFA
PRINCESS AND THE PEA
P 15 minutes 5501 color 1966
Presents live action dramatization by the Peppermint Players a
childrens repertory theater company about how Princess Rosebud
arrives in Pazoo and passes all the impossible tests before proving
she is eligible to marry Prince TonyMCGH
PRINCIPLES OF DEVELOPMENT
ct 17 minutes 4215 1950
Compares childrens likenesses and differences in development at
various ages Explains that development follows a correlated
pattern that development proceeds from general to specific re
sponses and that there is a right time for learning everything
MCGH
PRINCIPLES OF SCALE DRAWING
js 11 minutes 1282 1949
Through experiences of three students who are building a booth for
a fair shows some of the skills and interpretations of scale
drawingthe determination of scale use of measuring and scaling
tools necessity of understanding terms and the importance of scale
drawing in modern industryC
PRINTMAKING FOUR ARTISTS FOUR MEDIA
jsct 19 minutes 5524 color 1968
Presents printmaking as a popular art form that can be divided into
four basic methods serigraph woodcut lithograph and intaglio
Shows four printmakers demonstrating each method progressing
from sketch to the finished print Illustrates the special equipment
and skills required by each method Contrasts the differences in
production and the differences in the finished artworkBFA
PROBLEM WITH WATER IS PEOPLE
jsc 30 minutes 7919 color 1964
Tells the story of the Colorado River and how its water is used for
mankinds benefit Discusses the dams along the river and stresses
the use of water in agriculture and cities Indicates that the future
demand on the rivers water will exceed supply and competition for
water will followMCGH
PROBLEMS OF CONSERVATION AIR
js 15 minutes 4413 color 1968
Natural pollutants existed long before man but harmful pollution
did not start until the approach of the Industrial Revolution This
film explains what has caused manmade pollution its effects on
health and property and what is being done to help solve the
problemEB
PROBLEMS OF CONSERVATION FOREST AND RANGE
js 14 minutes 4409 color 1969
Introduces two conservation concepts showing how large areas in
the United States are used as productive forest and rangeland and
illustrating the multiple use programs of protection and man
agement that lead to effective use of resources Presents the
struggle to retain large undeveloped areas while demands of a
rapidly expanding population press upon these areasEB
PROBLEMS OF CONSERVATION MINERALS
Js 16 minutes 4855 color 1969
Introduces a variety of mineral resources vital to the economy and
way of life in the United States Describes the nonrenewable
features of mineral resources and the current efforts directed toward
conserving mineral resourcesEB
114PROBLEMS OF CONSERVATION OUR NATURAL RE
SOURCES
js 11 minutes 416 color 1969
Discusses pollution of water and air depletion of natural resources
dwindling food supplies for an exploding population destruction of
forests and other problems of conservation that must be faced
Presents a broad overview of the developing problem in natural
resourcesEB
PROBLEMS OF CONSERVATION SOIL
js 14 minutes 4861 color
1969
Discusses the nature of soil what it is and how it was formed
Illustrates the damaging effects of water and wind erosion when the
ground cover of vegetation is stripped away and the loss of
nutrients in the soil Decribes the origin of the US Soil Conserva
tion service established by Congress to help combat these
problemsEB
PROBLEMS OF CONSERVATION WATER
js 16 minutes color
1969
Focusing on some of Southern Californias problems the film
shows innovative ways to increase water suppliespercolation
ponds desalination of salt water artificial weather control This
film also points out that pollution control is equally important in
conserving and purifying present water suppliesEB
PROBLEMS OF CONSERVATION WILDLIFE
js 13 minutes 4417 color 1970
As man changes the earth to suit his needs survival becomes more
difficult for wildlife Film identifies endangered species examines
current efforts to conserve wildlife emphasizes the importance of
every species to the biosphereEB
PRODUCING AMERICAS BURIED TREASURE
ejs 20 minutes 4693 color
Presents the story of the Georgia Marble Company Shows current
production facilities and marble uses1SF
PRODUCTIVITY KEY TO AMERICAS ECONOMIC GROWTH
jsc 28 minutes 7011 color 1965
Traces various phases of Americas economic growth which have
led to present productivity Contrasts the manhours required to
produce farm goods in 1820 and 1962 Discusses the role of
inventions Highlights the quality and quantity of productivity
today as compared to past yearsJS
PROGRAM FOR PHYSICAL FITNESS A
pej 152 minutes 4303 color
1975
Many of us like to sit in front of the television set and imagine that
we are great athletes or heroes in the movies Wed rather do that
than exercise But exercise even if we never plan to become great
athletes can help us live active and interesting lives A good
exercise program develops muscular strength and muscular endur
ance This film describes a program of exercise that includes
jogwalk pullup setup chair pushup rope jump and long
jump It is a balanced program designed to meet the needs of active
young peopleBFA
PROJECT SUCCESS ENVIRONMENT
te 22 minutes 4372 color
Project Success Environment is a film showing how to employ a
technique called Positive Contingency Management or The
Success Technique This is a practical outgrowth of William
Glassers Schools Without Failure It stresses positive reinforce
ment a different style of classroom management and curriculum
modification to permit every student to be assigned double
tasks thus allowing each to experience clearcut success each
dayGDE
PRONUNCIACION Y ACENTUACION SPANISH LANG
FILM
jsc 20 minutes 4810 1959
Designed to teach the correct pronunciation and stresses of Spanish
words For motivation the audience is reminded of the importance
of the language and shown simple maps of Spain and Latin
America The small differences between Castillian and Latin Amer
ican pronunciations are explained but the instructor adheres to the
latter The names of countries and cities serve as examples for pro
nunciation and the names of outstanding people in history letters
and art are used to illustrate the rules for stressingALT
PROTIST KINGDOM THE
js 14 minutes 4278 color 1965
Discusses protists onecelled animals or plants which scientists
have divided into six major groupsSarcodina Ciliates Flagel
lates Slime Mold Sporozoa and BacteriaBFA
PROTOZOA ONECELLED ANIMALS
s 10 minutes 1533 1957
Uses darkfield cinephotomicrography to show a variety of protozoa
and some of their life functions Shows Dr Roman Vishniac at
work in his laboratory as he tells of the teeming life in a drop of
water Provides many examples of protozoa such as Amoeba
Paranema Euglena Phacus Paramecium Prorodon Spirostomum
Vorticella and Suctoria Shows protozoa engulfing food discharging
waste and sucking body fluids from other protozoa Illustrates
symbiosis parasitism and colonial organization in Pleodorina and
VolvoxEB
PROWLERS OF THE EVERGLADES
ejsc 32 minutes 7566 color 1960
Shows one of natures strangest creatures the alligator in a
detailed study of the inhabitants of the Everglades Underwater
photography reveals the stealthy alligator moving with lightning
speed and grace among his neighborsthe wood ibis cormorants
spoonbills turtles and egretsWD
PRUDENCE CRANDALL PART I
js 25 minutes 7396
1966
Describes a school teacher who insisted on the right of every
American child regardless of color to be educated Considers
equal opportunity in education and the status of women and
Negroes in AmericaRSA
PRUDENCE CRANDALL PART II
js 25 minutes 7397
See description of Pt IRSA
1966
PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSE
812 14 minutes 5788 color 1975
a revealing insight into the effects on the lives of three people who
were caught up in the tragedy of natural disastersDCPA
PUBLIC SPEAKING FUNDAMENTALS
s 14 minutes 4011 1969
Examines public speaking in terms of the speech the audience and
the speaker Uses sketches to show liveaction demonstrations of
common situations requiring an ability to speak well Emphasizes
the importance of researching and organizing material watching
audience reactions and practicingC
PUBLIC SPEAKING MOVEMENT AND GESTURE
js 11 minutes 1909 1954
Demonstrates and explains the role of movement and gesture in
public speaking Points out that action is a universal language
Contrasts a students poor use of action with an assembly speakers
effective use of action repeating scenes of the latters performance
while suggesting ways of developing ease and naturalness on the
speakers platformC
PUNCH AND JUDY WITH SANTA CLAUS
pe 11 minutes 165
Presents a puppet show with Punch and Judy and Santa
ClausCF
Note This title will not be replaced upon its demise
PUNCTUATION
ej 6 minutes 948 color 1961
Shows the function of punctuation and demonstrates the use of the
115period question mark exclamation mark comma and quotation
marks An animated filmBFA
PUNCTUATION FOR BEGINNERS
p 11 minutes 1742 1962
Introduces the major uses of the period the question mark and the
comma shows how they are used to clarify meaning Uses a
classroom situation for arranging printed cards of words parts of
sentences and punctuation marks to illustrate the uses of punctua
tion Relates oral inflections of spoken sentences to the written
onesC
PUNCTUATIONMARK YOUR MEANING SECOND EDI
TION
ej 14 minutes 4994 color 1968
Emphasizes the importance of proper punctuation and its basic
rules Missing punctuation makes Tony uncertain of meanings in
his written report Adding punctuation helps the typist understand
what the writer meansC
PURITAN FAMILY OF EARLY NEW ENGLAND
pej 10 minutes 1646 1955
Recreates a day in the life of a Puritan family Shows the nature of
work done the division of labor in the family implements used
foods grown hunting fishing trading contacts with neighbors
and religious devotionsC
PUSS IN BOOTS
p 16 minutes 5317 1958
Tells the classic story of a fair princess held prisoner by a wicked
ogre and the fighting cat who defeats the ogre Uses animated
puppets made by German craftsmenEB
PUTTINGGOLFS END GAME
jsc 13 minutes 4548 color 1976
The allsport significance of that final goal achievement The
geometric factors of putting its demand for exactness calling
for the ultimate in control of direction and distance Recognizing
your latitude in developing a comfortable style around the unchanging
fundamentals steady bodya firm but sensitive gripand a
straightbackandthrough accelerating strokeFC
QUEBEC LA BELLE PROVINCE FRENCH LANG FILM
912 11 minutes 2075 color 1974
Foreign Language
Four Canadian students tour their native province Two boys on a
motorcycle take the south bank of the St Lawrence and their two
sisters ride in a car along the north bank in a race to Perce on the
Gaspe Peninsula They slow down to see pretty views and
villagesstop at the city of Quebecfry cod over a fireEB
QUEST FOR FREEDOM
ejs 16 minutes 5120 color 1963
Animation utilizing art treasures of the past is used to tell the story
of mans unending quest for freedomfrom the days of ancient
Greece and Rome through its submergence during the Middle
Ages and rebirth in the Renaissance to the safeguards provided for
freedom in the modern worldCHU
QUESTION OF HUNTING A
jsc 25 minutes 7016 color
A discussion between pro and antihunters reveals past and present
values regarding sport hunting and hunting for necessity The ethics
of preservation hunting and game management are discussed and
compared NOTE This film is prohunting If shown to other than
prohunt groups the reaction may be adverseGDNR
QUITTER THE A PORTRAIT OF A HIGH SCHOOL DROP
OUT
sct 29 minutes 7291
Follows the story of a typical Atlanta boy who speaks freely about
the influences that drove him to leave school Features interviews
with the boys parents and school officials Shows various agencies
that deal with employment and dropoutsWSB
RACCOONS PICNIC
pe 5 minutes 873 1955
Shows two young raccoons as they explore the area around their
home Pictures them as they tumble off a cliff ledge try to catch a
frog and pilfer the lunch of two boysEB
RACQUETBALL SERIES
A four film series designed to introduce the sport and to teach
basic skills See alphabetical listing of each title for descriptionsAI
FUNDAMENTALS OF RACQUETBALL Film One
RACQUETBALL SHOTS Film Two
RACQUETBALL SERVES AND SERVE RETURNS Film Three
STRATEGY FOR SINGLES DOUBLES OR CUTTHROAT
Film Four
RACQUETBALL SERVES AND SERVE RETURNS
ejs 10 minutes 140 color 1978
The most important aspect of the sport is the serve and second in
importance is the serve return This is a complete look at the four
basic servesDrive Zserve Lob and Half Loband the type of
return to use against each of themAl
RACQUETBALL SHOTS
ejs 10 minutes 143 color 1978
To move from a Racquetball beginner to a Racquetball winner
requires that an individual learn four basic shots How to execute
Kill Pass Ceiling and Backwall shots and when to use them
effectively is shownAI
RADIATION IN BIOLOGY AN INTRODUCTION
js 14 minutes 4301 color 1962
Experiments at the Argonne National Laboratory in Chicago
demonstrate the effects of highenergy radiation on living plants
and animals Explains concepts of natural and artificially produced
radiation and shows radioactive materials being used to treat cancer
and study growth nutrition and reproductionC
RADIATION OF HEAT
js 13 minutes 4528 color 1968
Compares heat waves of infrared radiations to other types of radiant
energy in the electromagnetic spectrum Explains the related
phenomena of reflection absorption and emission and their
importance in various phases of everyday experience such as
meteorological conditionsMCGH
RADIOISOTOPE SCANNING IN MEDICINE
Sc 16 minutes 4538 color 1965
Uses animation to illustrate the principle of this new atomic
xray followed by stepbystep history of a lung scanningHA
RAILROAD BUILDERS
js 14 minutes 5442 color 1963
Reviews the role of the railroad in the opening and expansion of the
West Recounts the planning of a route before the Civil War the
actual construction work begun at Omaha and in California the
influx of laborers from Ireland and China and the railroads
attempts to attract settlers Utilizes liveaction scenes illustrations
and art work of the periodEB
RATIO AND PROPORTION
js 15 minutes 4454 1948
Uses such situations as computing a baseball players batting
average and adapting a recipe to illustrate the principles and uses of
ratio and proportion Explains the terms used the difference
between ratio and proportion and the application of the principles
to gearsKB
RATIO AND PROPORTION IN MATHEMATICS
j 11 minutes 1741 1961
Illustrates the relationship between two numbers that can be
expressed by a ratio and points out that equal ratios form a
proportion which can be used in solving problems Covers the ways
of expressing ratios finding a ratio defining a pure number and
terms of proportion and solving problems in proportion Stresses
that in finding ratios the units must be the sameC
116RATIO RATE PERCENT
ct 30 minutes 7331 color 1963
Shows the techniques to be used in determining ratio rate and per
cent Explores the use of decimals To be used following Decimals
From the Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers Series
SMSG
REACHING INTO SPACE
ej 14 minutes 4926 color 1960
Surveys the history of mans attempt at flight and rocketry
including the contributions of da Vinci Newton and the ancient
Chinese Discusses some modern uses of rockets in space research
and uses animation and demonstration to show how Newtons third
law of motion is related to rocketry Explains the velocities
required for orbiting the earth and for escaping the earths gravitational
pull Points out the uses of space research in weather surveys
scientific measurements worldwide communications and manned
space flightIFB
READING DICKENS PART I FIVE LITERARY FORMS
jsc 30 minutes 7139 1959
John Greaves reads selections from Dickens illustrating five
literary formssatire from Pickwick Papers and Nicholas Nickleby
narrative from Oliver Twist description from Old Curiosity Shop
dialogue from David Copperfield and characterization from
Great Expectations and David CopperfieldANT
READING DICKENS PART II FACT INTO FICTION
jsc 22 minutes 4945 1959
John Greaves presents readings from Dickens including selections
from Pickwick Papers David Copperfield Old Curiosity Shop
Great ExpectationsANT
READING FOR PLEASURE
ej 11 minutes 1232 color 1967
Emphasizes the freedom involved in choosing books to read for
interests and pleasure Point out the benefits of pleasure reading
and the vicarious experiences availableC
READING IMPROVEMENT COMPREHENSION SKILLS
ej 11 minutes 1769 1961
Suggests that finding the topic sentence and learning to outline are
important skills in helping a person improve his ability to organize
ideas as he reads Points out clues which help in the making of a
mental outline Concludes with a summary of steps for better
comprehension read once to preview read a second time for main
ideas and review what has been readC
READING IMPROVEMENT DEFINING THE GOOD READ
ER
ej 11 minutes 1768 1961
Uses the reading habits of three students to point out the character
istics of a good reader Explains that skills which most readers can
develop and improve include speed and accuracy in word recogni
tion good vocabulary and vocabularybuilding habits comprehen
sion of the ideas presented and the use of varying rates of reading
speedsC
READING IMPROVEMENT EFFECTIVE SPEEDS
ej 11 minutes 1767 1961
Stresses the principles for gaining reading speed and understand
ing and points out that the purposes for reading and the difficulty
of the material will determine the reading speed Calls attention to
selected poor reading habits such as moving the lips and pointing to
the words Demonstrates how to increase the number of words one
can take in at a glanceC
READING IMPROVEMENT
ej 11 minutes
VOCABULARY SKILLS
1766 1961
Demonstrates several vocabularybuilding techniques used by a
teenager who realizes his limited vocabulary is restricting his
reading skillC
READING IMPROVEMENT WORD RECOGNITION SKILLS
ej 11 minutes 1765 1961
Stresses the importance of word recognition in effective reading
and shows how and why related reading errors occur Utilizes
animation to illustrate skills that can be developed for quick and
accurate recognition of words by form context and sound Shows
the use of the dictionary as an aid to word recognitionC
READING POETRY ANNABEL LEE
js 10 minutes 400 color 1971
Presents Lome Greene narrating Edgar Allan Poes poem Annabel
Lee Uses special photography and music to bring the poem
closer to the contemporary idiom Also provides an opportunity for
students to read the poem by themselves after they have heard it
read by the narratorOXF
READING POETRY CREATION
js 12 minutes 5629 color 1971
Presents Raymond St Jacques and Margaret OBrien narrating
James Weldon Johnsons The Creation Emphasizes the reading
of poetry as an insight into the instrinsic nature of cultures an
understanding of the idioms and imagery of a culture which might
be different than our ownOXF
READING READINESS
ct 30 minutes 7370
Discusses reading readiness in four overlapping areas 1 physical
readiness 2 emotionalsocial readiness 3 mental readiness 4
educational readiness Deals principally with readiness in begin
ning stages of the reading process with some reference to readiness
at other levelsETV
READING SKILLSPHONICS AND WORD STRUCTURE
pct 15 minutes 5792 color 1972
This film briefly reviews the rules for the long and short vowel
sounds in their most easily understood form It then goes on to
show that words sometimes have more than one meaningful
partroots suffixes and prefixesand that we must understand
word structure and how to separate a word into its meaningful
parts Then we can apply the rules for pronouncing vowel sounds to
the meaningful parts The film employs live scenes animation
and graphics to present the ideas the words and their structureJ
READING SKILLSPUTTING THE RULES TOGETHER
pct 14 minutes 5793 color 1972
This film shows that the rules for long and short vowel sounds can
be put together and reduced to a few very important understand
ings namely the sound of a single vowel is determined by the
letters that follow it a single vowel has its long sound when
followed by a simple consonant spelling and it has its short sound
when followed by a complex consonant spelling The idea that an
unstressed vowel always has the same sound is also introduced
and related to the other rules thus providing an important link in
the chain of basic understandings about vowel sounds in long
wordsJ
READING SKILLSTHE DOUBLE VOWEL RULE
pct 132 minutes 5794 color 1974
Double vowels in words act quite differently than single vowels In
general the sound they make does not depend on the letters that
follow them Using graphics animation and live sequences this
film shows the several different double vowel patterns and the
different rules that will help the student in sounding them outJ
READING SKILLSTHE LONG VOWEL SOUNDS
pct 142 minutes 5795 color 1972
The first important idea is that the sound of a single vowel is
determined by the letters that follow it The film briefly reviews the
long and short vowel sounds and then by illustration and example
goes on to show that the final e rule works in long words too
that a single vowel anywhere in a word usually has its long sound
when followed by a simple consonant spelling The rules review
and exercises are all illustrated using live scenes animation
graphics and other techniques available to the film mediumJ
117Hi
READING SKILLSTHE SEMIVOWEL RULE
pct 15 minutes 5796 color 1974
The consonants 1 and r have a special effect on the sound of
single vowels in words so they are sometimes called semi
vowels Using graphics animation and live sequences this
film presents many of these commonly used words and shows the
student some general rules that will help when the same letter
patterns are encountered in new wordsJ
READING SKILLSTHE SHORT VOWEL SOUNDS
Pct 12 minutes 2085 color 1972
This film again briefly reviews the long and short vowel sounds
with particular emphasis on the latter Using live sequences
animation and graphics the rules for the short vowel sounds in long
words are presented that a single vowel usually has its short sound
when it is followed by a complex consonant spelling Exercises and
review of these ideas are providedJ
READING WEATHER MAPS
ej 14 minutes 4321 color 1965
Shows how to identify and interpret standard symbols used on
weather maps Pictures equipment used in the gathering and
recording of weather information the preparation of weather maps
and their interpretationC
REALITY THERAPY IN HIGH SCHOOL
e 29 minutes 7022 color 1973
A documentary film visit to Jersey Village High School in
Houston Texas shows Dr William Glassers Reality Therapy
approach to discipline problems having a dramatic effect on total
school climate Several documentary examples show how reality
therapy works when applied to typical high school discipline
situationsMEDIA FIVE
REALM OF THE GALAXIES
jsc 19 minutes 4905 color 1960
Traces the work of Dr Allan R Sandage Professor of Astronomy
at the California Institute of Technology and staff member of the
Mount Wilson and Palomar observatories during a study to
determine the distance to the galaxy M33 in the constellation of
Triangulum Reviews the discovery of galaxies beyond the Milky
Way and the studies made possible by the 100inch Mount Wilson
telescope on Palomar Mountain Dr Sandage states two current
theories on the nature of the universe and points out that a
knowledge of galaxies may be the key to the origin of the
universeETS
REALM OF THE WILD
ejs 28 minutes 7458 color 1945
Pictures wild life in the national forests Illustrates the work of the
National Forest Service in conservation of wild life particularly the
attempt to balance wild life population and the available food
supplyUSDA
RECREATING SPIRIT THE
ejsc 18 minutes 4717 color
Tells the story of forest recreation in Georgia It explains the
important role of various phases of outdoor recreation such as
camping hiking fishing and boating as available in Georgias
State Parks It also emphasizes the value of the field and stream to
modern everyday life and to the culture of todays average
communityGDPP
RECYCLING
jsc 21 minutes 4060 color
America is a wasteful country Disposable bottles cans newsprint
and junk cars are only part of the problem There are ways of
dealing with our junk but we must be willing to put out the effort to
recycle waste into productive materialsGDNR
RED BALLOONFRANCE 1956
ejsc 34 minutes 9003 color 1956
This alltime childrens classic has immense charm and rare
imagination and explores the innocence and fantasy world of
childhood A boy makes friends with a balloon and tames it and
the balloon takes on a life of its own It follows the boy to school in
the bus and to church Boy and balloon play together in the streets
of Montmartre and Menilmontant and try to elude the gang of
street urchins who want to destroy the balloon The enemy wins
and the balloon dies Then in a highly inspirational climax all of
the other captive balloons in Paris come down and lift the boy into
the skyMACM
1967
REFLECTIONS
712 14 minutes 5753 color
Art Education
Paul Hultberg is an artist who works with large sheets of copper and
brilliantly colored enamels to make beautiful abstract composi
tions He explains what he is doing and why and his artistic
philosophy as the film shows him at work The sensitive photogra
phy reveals the relationship between an artist and his craft and
gives the viewer a feeling of close participation in the artistic
processACI
REFLECTIONS A JAPANESE FOLK TALE
ejs 19 minutes 4882 color 1975
In a tale designed to probe the many faces of perception a young
man buys a box with a mirror in the bottom and sees in it the face
of his dead father His wife discerns not her fatherinlaw but a
beautiful rival for her husbands love Solicited for the truth as to
what lies in the box a holy woman looks in perceives another holy
woman and decides the box is meant for her Where is truth And
are our own perceptions also distorted by selfimagesEB
REFLECTIONS ON TIME
ejs 22 minutes 4419 color 1969
It psyched me outTime is here now and what was here when
now is goneTime doesnt move things move through it
These student comments suggest a personal active involvement in
a film that helps them experience time in three ways subjectively
objectively and geologically The first two parts shower them with
a montage of visual and verbal ideas The last follows a geologist
down Grand Canyon a geologic calendar recording his inter
pretation of what each rock layer signifies Conceived as an adjunct
to the ESCP program the films application goes beyond earth
science Provocative questions virtually force the student to formu
late his own definition of time and to seek his own point of
reference in timeEB
REFORMATION THE
sc 13 minutes 4053 1955
Portrays some of the conditions that gave rise to the Reformation
during the sixteenth century and gives a capsule view of what
happened Reveals the social context within which the Reforma
tion came aboutthe political and social structure of European
society the revival of learning and religious practice at the time
Shows how Martin Luthers 95 Theses sparked the reformation of
religious beliefC
REMBRANDT PAINTER OF MAN
jsc 18 minutes 4183 color 1958
Produced in commemoration of the 350th anniversary of Rembrandts
birth Brings together over sixty canvasses gathered from twenty
nine museums in twelve countries to illustrate the artists amazing
ability in the use of light and shadow and his genius in expressing
human compassion for his subjectsC
REMBRANDT VAN RUN SELF PORTRAIT
sc 27 minutes 7479 color 1955
Traces the highlights of Rembrandts life from early fame to
achievement of new effects with light and shade through his own
paintingsEB
REMNANTS OF A RACE
ejs 18 minutes 5277 color 1955
Explores the precarious existence of the Bushmen who live in the
desolate Kalahari Desert of southcentral Africa in Bechuanaland
Shows these people absorbed in their relentless search for food in a
118region of sparse vegetation and few animals Describes unusual
activities of their way of life including examples of local art work
Also discusses the unusual sound of their languageEB
RENAISSANCE THE REVISED EDITION
js 13 minutes 4789 color 1978
A new interest in art and architecture new discoveries in science
and technology a new spirit of exploration and learning and a new
sense of the importance and potential of human beings character
ized the Renaissance period of history This film examines the men
and women whose works and ideas dramatically changed Europe
and paved the way to modern timesC
RENAISSANCE THEITS BEGINNINGS IN ITALY
jsc 27 minutes 7480 1957
Presents background material leading to the Renaissance Shows
how Italy took the lead in reviving the art poetry and philosophy
of ancient Greece Depicts three important events which marked
the gradual awakening of the Renaissancethe erection of a
beautiful church by unknown Florentine masons the work of a
Florentine artist and the many contributions made by Michelangelo
EB
REPORTING AND EXPLAINING
jsc 14 minutes 5597 color 1970
Presents and illustrates many carefully structured examples of
speaking techniques Points out the importance of being specific
using simple terms using visual aids appropriate humor being
organized for clarity and interest and other essentials for a good
speechCEN
REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS
js 14 minutes 4177 1958
Shows the difference between sexual and asexual reproduction of
plants and explains the processes involved in each Selfpollination
crosspollination and ways in which plant strains are improved by
selective breeding illustrate applications of principles of plant
reproductionC
REPTILES
ejsc 13 minutes 4960 1955
Art illustrations of prehistoric reptiles introduce the five orders
which remain on earth today Closeups of living lizards turtles
tuataras crocodilians and serpents show the common characteris
tics of reptiles and the ways in which they move eat reproduce
and protect themselves Shows how reptiles are related to the
intricate balance of nature and some of their uses to manEB
REPTILES AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS
ejs 11 minutes 1807 1959
Identifies the five orders of animals that make up the reptile group
and points out their common characteristics and some of their
differences Shows snakes lizards turtles crocodilians and the
rare tuatara in their native habitats how they live and reproduce
their adaptations to their environments and some of the ways in
which they benefit mankindC
REPTILES ARE INTERESTING
pe 11 minutes 250 color 1955
Among the oldest of the true land animals with backbones are those
we call the reptiles the crocodilians the turtles the lizards the
snakes and the group represented by the tuatara All reptiles have
backbones breathe with lungs are coldblooded and are covered
with scales or platesBFA
RHYMING DICTIONARY OF PLANES A
p 11 minutes 235 color 1979
Song and verse are used to introduce children to the amazing world
of airplanes From a crop duster swooping low over a farm field to
a jumbo jet carrying passengers to far away places airplanes serve
many varied and vital functionsJ
RHYMING DICTIONARY OF ZOO ANIMALS A
p 10 minutes 238 color 1978
A tour of the zoo in song and rhyme Scientific fact and fun are
interwoven in a series of verses which will delight young children
The animals range from the wellknown to the exotic and extra
ordinaryfrom the koala to the killer whale A film which will
stimulate all and leave everyone singingJ
RHYTHM IN MUSIC
ej 14 minutes 4030 1951
Presents grade school orchestra rehearsal with the children work
ing through a progression in rhythmic forms Rhythm is varied
through the use of accent the changing of the speed of beats and
the use of melodyC
RHYTHMIC EXERCISES
ej 11 minutes 1205 1950
Presents a group of junior high school boys illustrating rhythmic
techniques in a series of exercises dotie to a simple melodic
background Each element is then demonstrated in slowmotion
detailBFA
RICE FARMERS IN THAILAND
jsc 19 minutes 5588 color 1969
Contrasts the old way of life with the new in a Thailand village
Features Payong a rice farmer and village mayor who adopts new
ideas for successful farming and persuades his people to irrigate
according to advice from a government expert instead of relying on
old customs Shows the King performing the traditional ceremony
of blessing the rice at the beginning of the planting seasonFI
RICHARD HUNT SCULPTOR
jsc 14 minutes 4564 color 1970
Presents a study of sculptor Richard Hunt showing how he utilizes
the resources of his urban environment to create fantastic structures
in welded metals Follows Hunt as he collects junk welds brazes
files and sketchesEB
RICKYS GREAT ADVENTURE
pe 11 minutes 524 color 1969
The story of a small boy unable to see will motivate students to
make better use of their senses of touch taste smell and hearingAT
RIGHT OR WRONGMAKING MORAL DECISIONS
js 11 minutes 1260 1951
Tells the story of a boy who is caught breaking into a warehouse
Considers the moral decisions of the watchman the boys mother
the property owner the police sergeant a social worker and the boy
himselfC
RIKKITHE BABY MONKEY
pe 10 minutes 421
1949
Pictures Rikki a baby rhesus monkey in his jungle home Shows
Rikki with his mother being fed being watched over and
exploring the interesting world about him Shows him in a variety
of typical play antics with a young monkey friend and narrowly
avoiding trouble with an unfriendly snakeEB
RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER
jsc 28 minutes 7037 1954
Shows steel engravings by Paul Gustave Dore which illustrate
Coleridges poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner as it is read
aloudUC
RISE OF BIG BUSINESS THE
js 27 minutes 7033 1970
Studies the values aspirations and achievements of Andrew
Camegie John D Rockefeller and JP Morgan Shows the effect
these men had on the growth of great business enterprises and the
further effect these enterprises had on American societyEB
RISE OF LABOR THE
js 30 minutes 7115 1969
Traces the history of the American labor movement Discusses the
working conditions from the 1800s to the present the effect of
early strikes in changing governmental attitudes toward labor and
the organization of the American Federation OrganizationEB
119RISE OF NATIONS IN EUROPE
jsc 14 minutes 4079 1955
Portrays the historical rise of nations in Europe from about 1100
Selects France as a typical example of an emerging nation during
this period and shows how wars an increase in wealth trade the
revival of learning the rise of a middle class and the use of new
and powerful weapons of war contributed to the shifting of power
until the national government was formed Cites Spain as an
example in which royal marriage became the main cause of national
unityC
RISE OF THE AMERICAN CITY THE
js 32 minutes 7045 color 1970
Presents Mayor John Lindsey of New York and comedian Godfrey
Cambridge commenting on the problems of pollution poverty
hunger violence and social change Points out what problems
really are and some of the steps that can be taken to solve
themEB
RISE OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE
js 14 minutes 4212 1959
Traces the development of the Roman Empire from its origin about
2000 BC with the amalgamation of the Latin and Etruscan tribes
near Rome to its days of greatest power under Emperor Augustus in
the first century AD Emphasizes the Romans concept of democ
racy and citizenship their system of laws and administration and
their military strength Deals with the influences of Roman family
life and ideals throughout the Empire Identifies the problems that
led to the breakdown of democracy in Rome and points to the
challenges to Roman power by the barbarian tribes of Central
Europe Uses maps and animation to trace the growth of the Empire
and reenactments on the actual locations to visualize Roman
lifeC
RIVER RHINE THE
ejs 22 minutes 4695 color 1968
Examines the geographical character of the Rhine Valley and the
nature of its river traffic Follows the entire length to illustrate the
nature and movement of the traffic on this busy international
waterway Shows the main industries types of agriculture and new
construction in the RhinelandIFB
RIVERS
ej 10 minutes 908 1959
Follows a river as it is formed from tiny mountain streams through
its journey to the seas Explains the importance of rivers as a source
of water food minerals and transportation Describes the water
cycleGA
RIVERS AND OUR HISTORY
ej 10 minutes 1997 color 1966
Depicts a boys trip down a river and uses this trip as a basis for an
analysis of early trips on rivers during the exploration period in
America Explains how early river settlements grew into vast
citiesJ
ROBERT E LEE A BACKGROUND STUDY
jsc 16 minutes 4036 color 1953
Traces the life of the southern general Robert E Lee describes his
family background shows present views of West Point and tells of
his success in the Mexican War Introductory scenes show his tomb
and birthplace Uses maps to illustrate the issues between the North
and South and describes through still pictures and narration the
action of the Civil War Presents Lee as a deeply religious man who
was loved by his menC
ROBERT FROST
sc 28 minutes 7493 1958
Fourtime winner of the Pulitzer Price for poetry Robert Frost
discusses his life and work with Bela Kornitzer Hungarianbom
author at his farm home in Vermont A lifelong critic of
regimentation in schools and universities Frost recalls the wide
range of personal experiencesas a mill worker country school
teacher cobbler smalltown editor and a farmerthat furnished
the background for his achievements in poetry He reads two of his
poems Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening and The Drumlin
WoodchuckFI
ROBIN REDBREAST SECOND EDITION
pe II minutes 121 color 1957
Shows Mother and Father Robin building a nest and the young
robins hatching being fed and leaving the nest Depicts the robins
gathering straw and mud for their nest where baby robins are later
shown hatching Pictures a cat being chased by Father Robin and a
flock of robins migrating south for the winterEB
ROCKS
e 10 minutes 1339 1952
Shows a group of gradeschool children taking some rocks home
for one childs father to identify He divides the rocks into three
piles and points out the characteristics of sedimentary rocks such as
sandstone and limestone igneous rocks such as granite and lava
and metamorphic rocks such as slate and marble He also explains
how each type was formedGA
ROCKS FOR BEGINNERS
ej 16 minutes 4794 color 1958
Presents the fundamentals of rock classification and the origin and
characteristics of the various classes of rocks Explains the signifi
cance of rock formations Simple illustrations are used to introduce
the crystalline structure of rocksJHP
ROCKS THAT FORM ON THE EARTHS SURFACE
ejs 17 minutes 4880 color 1964
Shows where sedimentary rocks come from what they are made
of and how they are formed Uses examples and demonstrations to
explore some of the ways in which sediments are produced
transported accumulated and hardened into sedimentary rock by
processes which can be observed on land and in shallow waterEB
ROCKS THAT ORIGINATE UNDERGROUND
ejs 22 minutes 5432 color 1966
Explores the origin of igneous and metamorphic rocks Uses
indirect evidence to reconstruct geologic conditions inside the
earths crust Investigates the requirements for growing intergrown
crystalline mineral grains which igneous and metamorphic rocks
have as a common characteristic These requirements combined
with observations from nature are used as a basis for studying the
origin of underground rocksEB
ROCKY MOUNTAINS
ejs 28 minutes 7950 color 1962
Tours the Canadian Rocky Mountains showing glaciers ever
greens deciduous trees and grasslands Emphasizes the many
different animals that depend on the variety of plant life present
Points out that every year more wilderness in the Rockies is given
over to tourists Stresses the need for preservation of the wilder
ness wildlife and plantsFI
ROCKY MOUNTAINS A GEOGRAPHIC REGION
ej 11 minutes 1705 color 1962
Shows the Rocky Mountains in Alaska Canada and the continen
tal United States including a geographic overview tells of their
natural resources and their role in the development of the
continentC
ROGER WILLIAMSFOUNDER OF RHODE ISLAND
jsc 28 minutes 7481 1956
Recreates the dramatic story of Roger Williams conflict with the
Puritan leaders of New England his fight for separation of church
and state freedom of conscience and protection of minority
groups the heresy trial which resulted in his banishment from
the Massachusetts Bay Colony and his decision to establish a new
colony a place of freedom and libertya refuge for mankind EB
ROMAN WALL
jsc II minutes 1888 1956
Uses drawings animation dioramas and actual scenes to describe
120Hadrians great wall which marked the extent of Roman rule in
England Discusses forts milecastles turrets barracks and store
houses in their defensive role as well as their design for a point of
attack Presents some of the remains of the wall still standing 1600
years laterC
ROMANTICISM REVOLT OF THE SPIRIT
jsc 27 minutes 7467 color 1971
Presents the Romantic Movement as an era much like our own an
era of spiraling technology and bewildering change Dramatizes
excerpts from the works of Hugo Shelley Byron Emily Bronte
and others who spoke out for individuality freedom sentiment and
revoltLCA
ROMEO AND JULIET
js 42 minutes 9008 1936
Presents an abridged version of the feature film based on Shake
speares play Follows the action of the love story throughoutFI
ROOTS OF PLANTS SECOND EDITION
ejs 10 minutes 173 1957
Describes different kinds of roots explains how they serve to hold
the plant in place and how they absorb food elements from the soil
Timelapse photography cinemicrography animated drawings
and laboratory experiments demonstrate root growth the work of
root hairs and osmosisEB
ROPE SKIPPINGBASIC STEPS
ejsc 16 minutes 5502 color 1965
Introduces techniques of rope jumping in a physical education
program Basic steps are simple two foot step alternate foot step
swing foot step swing step forward swing step sideward rocker
step spread legs back and forward cross legs heel toe shuffle toe
heel click and arm cross over Steps repeated in three different
tempos slow double time and fast Music with lively tempo
accompaniesMAMO
RUBBER IN TODAYS WORLD
ej 10 minutes 1844
1957
Traces the history of and the major steps in the production of
natural and synthetic rubber Demonstrates the importance of
rubber in todays livingC
RUFUS M TRY AGAIN
e 13 minutes 4770 color 1978
Rufus M is the third book about the Moffat family by Newberry
award winner Eleanor Estes This film dramatizes Chapter 1 where
Rufus Moffat learned about the library His older brother and sister
had taunted him that he could not read With great determination
he went to the library to check out a book only to meet with a gruff
librarian who was equally determined that no one but no one
could check out a book if he couldnt write his name Two equally
determined characters are bound to clash and the rest of the film
traces their conflict and eventual reconciliation when Rufus does
learn to print his name A warm amusing story showing that
perseverance pays offBFA
RULES LAWS AND YOU
e 11 minutes 2049 color 1969
Emphasizes that respect for law and order begins with acceptance
of rules made by the family school and community Shows the
importance of rules and laws in a variety of situations involving
boys club regulations rules for playing games traffic regulations
and petty theft lawsNVF
RUMPELSTILTSKIN
p 17 minutes 5503 color 1966
Presents live action dramatization by the Peppermint Players a
childrens repertory theatre company of Princess Juliana and the
strange little man who could spin straw into goldMCGH
RUN DICK RUN JANE
jsc 20 minutes 5762 color 1971
This film featuring Dr Kenneth H Cooper MD author of
Aerobics reveals the importance of regular exercise in maintaining
good health It motivates the viewer to do something positive about
his physical and emotional fitnessBY
RUNNING FOR SHERIFF
p 13 minutes 5061 1954
Emphasizes the importance of a balanced diet proper rest body
building activities and good sportsmanship Employs the story of a
contest between Cowboy Careful and Kid Careless to ex
plain the value of proper health and nutritional habits and good
conductCCA
RUNNING GREAT
js 19 minutes 4579 color 1976
This film talks about the job potential for young people both male
and female in automotive service Usfng interviews with young
adults who are already successfully employed in various phases of
the car and truck service industry the film surveys the available
jobs the opportunities for promotion and the variety challenges
and satisfactions of the work It depicts the training and schooling
necessary for these careers in servicing todays more complex
vehiclesNTVN
RYTHMES DE PARIS FRENCH LANG FILM
sc 9 minutes 311 color 1971
As dawn breaks in the Bois de Boulogne the city awakens
Commuters and urbanites head toward their destinations while the
visitor moving with the crowds follows their daily routine A tour
of principal points of interest is coupled with an introduction to
Parisians as people with emphasis on their interests and ordinary
activities The end of the workday completes the visit leaving the
viewer with a last glimpse of the City of LightEB
SAFE RIDE ON YOUR SCHOOL BUS
p 14 minutes 5647 color 1970
Tells of Bobby who was hit by a car on his way home from school
because he did not follow good safety rules Summarizes safe
practices for getting to and waiting at the school bus stop boarding
the bus riding and leaving the bus Shows both correct and
incorrect practicesMAMO
SAFETY ADVENTURES OUT OF DOORS
pe 11 minutes 308
1959
Stresses the importance of knowing how to play safely while
swimming boating camping and playing on playgrounds Offers
examples of good safety habits and demonstrates important safety
points with rhymed slogansEB
SAFETY AS WE PLAY
e 7 minutes 312 color
Shows children on their way to the playground demonstrating
safety rules for pedestrians bicyclists and ball playersACI
SAFETY BELT FOR SUSIE
esc 11 minutes 724 color 1963
Uses anthropometric dummies and dolls to show what could happen
to children not wearing safety belts in collisions Emphasizes that
children one year old and older should wear safety beltsUC
SAFETY CHECK YOUR CAR
s 16 minutes 4686 color 1976
Prevention of costly car repairs can not only save you money it can
also help you avoid unnecessary accidents that could result in injury
or loss of life This film is designed to demonstrate effective
automobile maintenance to the average driverPFP
SAFETY IN THE HOME THIRD EDITION
pej 12 minutes 4883 color
1965
Shows children how to think ahead as the first step toward home
safety Closes with several test situations for which children are
to choose the correct safe course of actionEB
SAFETY IN THE SHOP BASIC PRACTICES
jsc 14 minutes 5657 1970
Emphasizes the workers responsibility for safety in using hand and
power tools in both the wood and metal shops Shows the
121importance of proper clothing the safe way to lift and carry the
value of tidiness in the shop and the ways to guard against possible
firesC
SAFETY IN THE SHOP HAND TOOLS
jsc 14 minutes 4877 1970
Shows the value in both wood and metal shops of keeping hand
tools in good condition the need to keep saws and chisels sharp
and possible dangers from broken handles worn tips and burrs
Emphasizes the importance of protective clothing and demonstrates
safe use of the forge and welding equipmentC
SAFETY IN THE SHOP POWER TOOLS
jsc 14 minutes 5656 1970
Stresses common sense practices in the use of woodworking and
metalworking machines including the drill press grinder jointer
router and various types of power saws and lathes Shows the need
for proper clothing machine guards making adjustments before
starting the machine dealing with broken blades and the value of
neatnessC
SAFETY ON OUR SCHOOL BUS SECOND EDITION
Pe 13 minutes 5116 color 1980
Illustrates proper conduct on the school bus and emphasizes the
responsibilities of riders in maintaining safety the proper way to
get on and off the bus how to wait for the bus the six basic rules
of safe bus riding and the importance of emergency evacuation
drillsEBE
SAFETY ON THE PLAYGROUND SECOND EDITION
Pe 14 minutes 4790 color 1966
Points up safe practices in catching and batting softballs and
playing on seesaws slides and swings Emphasizes that considera
tion for others on the playground results in a good time for allEB
SAFETY ON THE SCHOOL BUS
pe 10 minutes 534 1951
Points out that manufacturers legislators inspectors policemen
and bus drivers are concerned with the safety of pupils who use the
school bus Exphasizes that each child has the greatest responsibil
ity for his own safety Illustrates good and bad behavior while
waiting for the bus getting on riding and getting offMCGH
SAFETY ON THE STREET SECOND EDITION
Pe 11 minutes 567 color 1965
Places the responsibility for safety on the children themselves why
they must be alert and why safety is their own decision Helps
overcome the feeling that safety is for sissies and that rules are not
for me Reallife situations make this film equally valuable for
discussion classes on driver trainingEB
SAFETY ON THE WATER
pejs 28 minutes 7466
Explains the importance of safety precautions and a knowledge of
seamanship in the operation of small pleasure boatsNF
SAFETY OR SLAUGHTER
js 14 minutes 4779 color 1958
Highway safety is the subject of this vivid film which presents the
reasons why industry should be concerned with traffic accidents
Illustrates safe driving techniques stresses courtesy and drives
home its points by including footage of several accidentsIFB
SAFETY THROUGH SEAT BELTS
s 13 minutes 4995 1958
Utilizes anthropometric dummies in test collisions to prove that seat
belts can minimize occupant injuryUC
SAFETY WITH ELECTRICITY
Pe 10 minutes 1560 1963
Explains the nature sources and uses of electricity in order to
demonstrate why electricity is dangerous and how the danger can
be minimized Illustrates desirable practices in using elecrtrical
equipment and appliancesEB
SAGA OF WESTERN MAN CORTEZ AND THE LEGEND
PARTI
jsc 27 minutes 7567 color 1967
Describes Cortez landing in Mexico in 1519 and how 500 Spaniards
conquered an empire of 14 million people Portrays the epic clash
between Cortez and Montezuma Emphasizes Spanish expansion in
the New World Spain as a colonial empire and the cultural
heritage of modern MexicoMCGH
SAGA OF WESTERN MAN CORTEZ AND THE LEGEND
PART II
jsc 25 minutes 7568 color 1967
See description of Pt IMCGH
SAGA OF WESTERN MAN THE 1492 PART I
THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE
jsc 15 minutes 5413 color 1965
Focuses on the Renaissance as it flowered in Florence Italy Great
art treasures illustrate the freeing of mans spirit in a new age
Includes excerpts from Leonardo da Vincis writings on art the
architecture of living things and the probability of mans flying
like a birdMCGH
SAGA OF WESTERN MAN THE 1492 PART II
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS
jsc 40 minutes 9027 color 1965
Reenacts Christopher Columbus long struggle to gain support for
an exploratory voyage to the Indies Uses his own words to
describe the problems encountered during the voyage He explains
that he concealed the small ships true speed and position in order
to forestall a mutiny by his discouraged crews Closes as the ships
reach the shore of the New WorldMCGH
SAGA OF WESTERN MAN THE 1776 PART I
jsc 27 minutes 7387 color
Portrays the events and people prominent in the American colonies
as dissatisfaction grew into open rebellion against George Ills
oppressive measures Well known historical figures are shown in
art works or in silhouette scenes as highlights of their speeches and
writings are presented The anonymous soldiers of both armies are
shown in live action scenes Unusual color photography a variety
of voices and an original musical score supplement the use of
many authentic sites and objectsMCGH
SAGA OF WESTERN MAN THE 1776 PART II
jsc 27 minutes 7388 color
See description of Pt IMCGH
SAGA OF WESTERN MAN THE 1898 PART I
jsc 27 minutes 7389 color
Shows the settling of the West and the development of cities and
industries as a prelude to the nations outward look which culmi
nated in the SpanishAmerican War Pictures the nations contrasting
wealth and poverty the rise of sweatshops and labor unions the
clash of imperialists and antiimperialists the poignance of
immigrants at Ellis Island the last Indian battle and the joining of
the East and West by railroad Uses contemporary newspaper
illustrations paintings and photographsMCGH
SAGA OF WESTERN MAN THE 1898 PART II
jsc 27 minutes 7390 color
See description of Pt IMCGH
SAGA OF WESTERN MAN THE 1964 PART I
jsc 27 minutes 7391 color
Shows the United States and its multiplicity of social and economic
problems in an age of rapid change Illustrates the relative amounts
of money spent on education and gambling the increase in our
ability both to destroy and to save lives the persistence of poverty
in the midst of prosperity the everincreasing importance of edu
cational opportunities the effects of automation the social and
economic roles of the teenager and the elderly and the use of
leisure timeMCGH
122SAGA OF WESTERN MAN THE 1964 PART II
jsc 27 minutes 7392 color
See description of Pt I MCGH
SAILING A TOY BOAT
p 7 minutes 606 color 1952
Shows Frank sailing his toy sailboat on the pond with one of his
sister Jeans dolls as a passenger When the doll falls overboard
Franks dog Penny swims to her rescueEB
SALT MARSH THE A QUESTION OF VALUES
jsc 22 minutes 4421 color 1975
For his own survival man has to recognize the limits of his
exploitation of natural systems This film documents the value of
the biological communities that exist between sea and land The
importance of energy flow and food supply in salt marshes and
estuaries are emphasized The film arouses concern for these
irreplaceable systemsEB
SAMOA
jsc 30 minutes 7569 color 1963
Describes the location of Samoa everyday activities such as
gathering and preparing food the economic importance of the
coconut village government fishing and building a guest
houseWD
SAN ANDREAS FAULT THE
jsc 21 minutes 4425 color 1974
Nowhere are the geologic forces that shape the earth more evident
than at Californias San Andreas Fault Dramatic aerial photography
and startling geologic evidence document the awesome forces that
come into play in the fault zone The film shows what the fault
trace looks like what it has done to the landscape and to the rocks
of California and how it is being monitored and studied with creep
meters tiltmeters strain gages and seismometers The use of
computers to forecast seismic activity is describedEB
SAND
t 12 minutes 5797 color 1975
Because of its texture and other physical properties sand gives
immense satisfaction to children when they play with it It can also
provide valuable learning experiences if equipment is introduced
gradually and play is conducted with somebut minimumteacher
supervision In a carefully worked out sequence the preschoolers
in this film use a variety of equipment in playing with sand almost
incidentally developing concepts and vocabulary basic to reading
mathematics and scienceMEDG
SANTA FE AND THE TRAIL
pe 20 minutes 5419 1959
Shows how in the early 1800s American traders traveled the
Santa Fe Trail to build a profitable trade with the Spanish
settlements in the Southwest Also pictures the people of Santa Fe
both Spanish and Pueblo IndianEB
SANTA MONICA PROJECT THE
te 28 minutes 7542 color 1972
Special Education
Educational procedures in public school class for emotionally
disturbed children aged 615 Describes hierarchy of educational
goals means of promoting attention and response Emphasizes
routine learning to understand environment mastering academic
skills and utilizing commercially available materialsAIMS
SATELLITESSTEPPING STONES TO SPACE
js 18 minutes 4732
Explains what satellites are and why they are important to us
Examines Explorer I Americas first manmade satellite and shows
what instruments satellites carry what those instruments tell us
about outer space why satellites stay up and what determines their
lifetimeBFA
SAVANNAH
ejsc 14 minutes 5028 color
Features a pictorial tour of historic Savannah Emphasizes the
original planning of the city by Oglethorpe and the present
restoration of colonial architecture Shows River Street City Hall
Savannah River and Port Industrial Complexes Fort Pulaski
Parks and Monuments Points out Savannah as being a cultural and
recreational centerSCC
SAVANNAH THE WAKING GIANT
ejsc 16 minutes 5263 color
Features an industrial tour of Savannah Shows many of the large
industries currently located and industrial facilities available for an
expanding industrial center Points out progressive government
good living facilities and good community climateSDA
SAVE THOSE TEETH
ej 10 minutes 429 1949
Shows Dans dentist discussing tooth decay and preventive meth
ods Illustrates the correct way to brush teeth and stresses the need
for a well balanced diet then explains the fluoride treatment for
protecting teethEB
SCARCITY AND PLANNING
js 17 minutes 4928 color 1977
Juan Perez is the first patient in a new clinic He and his wife Julia
become aware of the many people who worked at separate
specialized tasks not knowing that the result of their efforts would
be the treatment of Juans broken patella The concept of scarcity is
also introducedthat individuals always want more than they are
able to acquire at any given momentWD
SCHOOL BOARD IN ACTION
ct 22 minutes 4383 1954
Shows how a school board meets community problems in education
through democratic action Depicts in a series of school board
meetings with citizens the manner in which the community and the
board deal with such problems as censorship of textbooks teach
ers salary increases selection of new school board members and
the floating of a bond issue to build a new schoolNSBA
SCHOOL BUS AND YOU THE REVISED EDITION
pe 10 minutes 1325 color 1966
Teaches safety and courtesy to beginners in their trip from home to
school and back again Shows and explains correct procedures for
boarding and leaving school and public buses when and where to
cross streets and roads and how to use emergency exits and the
need for learning and following safe practicesPRP
SCHOOL RULES HOW THEY HELP US
ej 9 minutes 1576 1953
Scenes show everyday rules in action on the city street on the
basketball court and in the school halls When a boy tries to make
an exception to the library rules the film shows by analogy and
example that school rules are ways to make life in school smoother
and more pleasant to facilitate fairness and safety for all and to
make it easier for people to get along togetherC
SCIENCE AND SUPERSTITION SECOND EDITION
ej 10 minutes 358 color 1973
Common beliefs from the world of superstition compared with
scientifically tested ideas illustrate similarities and differences
between science and superstition Both resulted from a desire to
understand nature But science offers a different way of thinking in
which there are clear definitions and careful testing before conclu
sions are madeC
SCIENCE CONSERVES THE FOREST
ejs 16 minutes 4418 color 1967
Emphasizes the role of science in wise use and renewal of natural
resources Demonstrates modern scientific techniques essential to
forest management Explains the multiple activities of the US
Forest Ranger in science and management and shows the types of
employment offered in forest conservationEB
SCIENCE OF LIGHT
pe 11 minutes 783 1960
Explains the basic principles of light and sight and then demon
123strates them through a variety of simple experiments Develops the
concepts of how we see the speed of light absorption reflection
and refractionCHU
SCIENCE OF THE SEA
sc 19 minutes 4699 color 1958
Describes the relationship of the ocean to mans life food and
weather Uses animation and live action photography to describe
the work of the oceanographer in his analysis of the effects of the
ocean the oceanic currents and temperature variations the charac
ter of the ocean floor and the raw materials in the seawater and
below the ocean floor Indicates the importance of understanding
the oceans if man is to be able to control his environment IFB
SCIENTIFIC METHOD IN ACTION
js 22 minutes 4864 color 1960
Illustrates the six steps in the scientific method using as examples
Galileos experiment with falling bodies and a detailed treatment of
the research by Dr Jonas Salk in his search for a polio vaccine
Steps shown include observing a problem collecting information
forming a hypothesis conducting experiments drawing conclu
sions and checking the conclusions Illustrates mans use of the
scientific method in his daily activities and in understanding the
world about himIFB
SCOTLAND BACKGROUND OF LITERATURE SECOND
EDITION
jsc 10 minutes 559 1962
Pictures the battleground of the Borderlands the storied Lowlands
and the scenic Highlands of Scotland which have served as
backgrounds for the works of Burns Scott Carlyle Stevenson
and other authors Associates each location with familiar stories
and poemsC
SCOTLAND DANCES
jsc 15 minutes 4937 color
Pictures the many and varied dances of Scotland against the
colorful native backgroundCONT
SCRAP THE SUPERNATURAL RESOURCES
js 12 minutes 820 color 1976
This film takes a look into the world of scrap recycling from
historical times to the presentISIS
SCRUFFY
Pe 7 minutes 828 color 1959
Shows Scruffy a kitten running away from home to find a
sunbeam and being joined by other animals of the woods Grandfa
ther Hare saves them when their boat is carried over a waterfall
and they return home much wiserSF
SCULPTURE FORMS OF LIFE
jsc 18 minutes 5643 color 1971
Shows the materials of the sculptor the techniques and many
examples of sculpture from different places and ages Points out
that sculpture up to modern times dealt with the outer world of
man now abstract thoughts feelings ideas and images are finding
expression and shape in contemporary worksMCGH
SEA ADVENTURES OF SANDY THE SNAIL
Pe 14 minutes 5292 color 1957
Through finger painting and narration the film presents a teacher
as she takes her pupils on an imaginary trip with Sandy the snail
Introduces such sea folk as the starfish puffer abalone shark and
sea horse Shows each sea creature being finger painted and the
background addedEB
SEA FEVER
js 8 minutes 661 color 1966
Features a visual interpretation of John Masefields Sea Fever
Presented to create an appreciation for a great poem to stir the
imagination sharpen the viewers awareness and motivate him to
express his discoveries to othersCCA
SEA MYSTERIES OF THE DEEP
ejs 23 minutes 6182 color 1979
This film examines some of the inhabitants of the ocean depths
One focus is the hunterhunted relationship that abounds undersea
Another is the recent but deadly predator that threatens all sea
lifehuman beings and their endless supply of pollutantsEB
SEA ZOO
ejs 10 minutes 1422 1951
Depicts the sea as a vast laboratory in which a struggle for existence
and survival takes place Shows how many strange creatures such
as the jellyfish oyster starfish flatfish lobster etc live and pro
tect themselvesAL
SEASONS OF THE YEAR
pe 11 minutes 1285 1952
Describes how the four seasons effect changes in human activities
in plant and animal life and in the weather Shows how plants and
animals protect themselvesC
SEASONS THE
ej 11 minutes 344 1951
Explains the movements of the earth in relation to the sun and the
resultant causes of seasons Includes the earths inclination on its
axis and the change of seasons in each of the climatic zones
UEVA
SECOND LANGUAGE A YOUR KEY TO UNDERSTAND
ING
jsct 14 minutes 4514 color 1976
This film stresses the importance of second language study to
students parents counselors and the community Many of the
values of the study of a second language are emphasized from
international trade to working as a busboy in a local restaurant
Scenes filmed in many parts of the world illustrate the points that
are made for second language studyB
SECOND WORLD WAR ALLIED VICTORY
js 28 minutes 7540 1963
Reviews the developments in World War II from early 1943 to the
surrender of Japan in 1945 Composed of newsreel armed forces
and captured film footageEB
SECOND WORLD WAR PRELUDE TO CONFLICT
js 29 minutes 7538 1964
Uses newsreel armed forces and captured film footage to docu
ment events between 1918 and 1939 which led to World War II
Emphasizes the gravity of the threat to world security created by the
rise of the Axis powers and the futility of appeasement as an
instrument of international policyEB
SECOND WORLD WAR TRIUMPH OF THE AXIS
js 25 minutes 7539 1963
Reviews the early years of World War II when the Axis powers
encouraged by Allied indecision and military unpreparedness were
conquering much of Europe and the Far East Describes how Nazi
Germany and Japan conceived and carried out their bold plans for
world conquestEB
SECONDS COUNT
ejs 15 minutes 4025 color 1965
Includes many incidents dealing with drowning and asphyxia
problems emphasizes the need for speed in applying emergency
resuscitation by the mouthtomouth method Demonstrates ex
haled air resuscitation even before a drowning victim is pulled from
the water Also shows how important it is for the victim once
breathing has restarted to be taken to a hospital for close
observation to avoid relapseIFB
SECRETS OF THE ANT AND INSECT WORLD
js 13 minutes 4953 color 1961
Explores the variety of ways various species of ants have learned to
adapt to their environment and use it constructively Ants depicted
124are the honeycask ants the leafcutter ants hunter ants and the
harvester ants Documents the fierce battle between a red ant
colony and an attacking colony of black ants Also shows black
ants driving off a snake which is trying to eat their larvae Stresses
the various useful contributions of ants to manWD
SECRETS OF THE BEE WORLD
ejs 13 minutes 4956 color 1961
Follows the life cycle of honey bees with attention to their duty m
the hive and reproduction Includes the processes involved in wax
making comb structure pollen gathering and production and
storage of honey Depicts swarming as a means of insuring survival
of the species Describes the development of new queens from the
nurturing of appropriate cells to the killing of other queens by the
first emerging or strongest queen The mating flight of the drone
and queen is briefly described A dramatic sequence shows how the
bees cooperate to save their tree hive when it is threatened by a
forest fireWD
SECRETS OF THE PLANT WORLD
js 16 minutes 4955 color 1961
Uses timelapse photography to show the means used by plants for
adaptation and survival placing emphasis upon means of seed
dispersal seed germination and plant growth Pictures seed
dispersal by parachute selfplanting shooting out seeds and
releasing seeds only after the heat of forest fires Plant growth and
seed germination are observed in growth of roots leaves and
mushrooms vines searching for support flowers blossoming and
fruit ripeningWD
SECRETS OF THE UNDERWATER WORLD
jsc 15 minutes 4954 color 1961
Surveys some of the various species of animals living in fresh and
salt water and the animals means of adaptation Studies the
structure and varieties in form found in protozoans and rotifers
Mating and rearing of the young by the male among stickleback
fish are studied in detail Dragonfly nymphs are observed capturing
small aquatic animals Documents the building of an underwater air
chamber by the diving spider and the archer fishs technique of
shooting down insects that are above the water Marine animals
illustrated are the kelpfish that walks on the ocean floor several
species of jellyfish mollusks including daphne and barnacles
angler fish the decorator crab and the courtship of the fiddler
crabWD
SEED DISPERSAL THIRD EDITION
pe 11 minutes 215 color 1971
Shows how a variety of seeds are dispersed and the mechanisms
some have to insure better germination Contributes to better
understanding of the concept of dormancy and establishes the
ecological significance of seed dispersal especially as it relates to
weed distributionEB
SEED GERMINATION
jsc 14 minutes 5364 I960
Demonstrates a variety of experiments with germinating seeds one
of the key phenomena of the plant world Shows the practical
significance of seed and grain plants which form 75 of the
worlds food supply as an additional incentive to research and
studyEB
SEED PLANTS THE DIVERSITY IN ADAPTATION
js 11 minutes 1998 color 1967
Compares gymnosperms and angiosperms to more primitive plants
and to each other to learn why they are successfully adapted to
various land environments Shows the characteristics of these seed
plants their methods of reproduction and why they are the most
numerous plantsC
SEEDS GROW INTO PLANTS
pe 10 minutes 1908 color 1956
Shows four children and their teacher on a walk in the woods where
they see a variety of seeds and learn certain facts and principles
about them Depicts a variety of ways in which seeds travel shows
the composition of seeds and discusses their requirements for
growthC
SEGMENTATION ANNELIDS
jsc 16 minutes 5355 1962
Describes the origin and dynamics of segmentation The four
classes of annelid worms are studied Animation and microphotography
are used to illustrate the more difficult concept of their biology
Life cycle of earthworm is given special attentionEB
SELFDEFENSE FOR GIRLS
jsc 17 minutes 5632 color 1969
Uses dramatized episodes of threatened attack to introduce funda
mental selfdefense techniques and to prepare girls and women to
meet attackers without panicBFA
SELF INCORPORATED SERIES
This series is designed to help young adolescents cope with the
problems that arise as a result of the physical emotional and social
changes they are experiencing Each program is a dramatized
exploration of one of the daytoday problems common to
eleventothirteenyearolds Taking the childs point of view the
programs deal with topics like peergroup pressure dating readi
ness cliques privacy achievement and ethical decisionmaking
The openended format provides teachers and other adults with an
effective means of stimulating youngsters to talk candidly about
their concerns to become aware of the choices available to them
and to understand the consequences of chosen actionsAIT
SELF INCORPORATED FAMILY MATTERS
j 15 minutes 4506 color 1975
When Andy a teenaged girl who feels her family is failing her
invites her divorced parents to watch her swim in a race a series of
unpleasant confrontations resultsAIT
SELF INCORPORATED GETTING CLOSER
j 15 minutes 4508 color 1975
When Greg shy and anxious about his relationships with girls
finally makes up his mind to ask Laura to dance Louie whisks her
away and Greg is left alone embarrassed and disappointedAIT
SELF INCORPORATED MY FRIEND
j 15 minutes 4505 color 1975
Virgil a young Navajo and Eddie a young Caucasian are best
friends until they begin junior high school and each is pressured by
his ethnic group to stay away from the otherAIT
SELF INCORPORATED NO TRESPASSING
j 15 minutes 4504 color 1975
Alex who lives with his family in an apartment in the city is so fed
up with his lack of privacy that he takes refuge in an abandoned
buildingAIT
SELF INCORPORATED TRYING TIMES
j 15 minutes 4492 color 1975
When Meg visits her cousin Julie in the city she must decide
whether to smoke and drink in order to fit in with Julies
groupAIT
SELF INCORPORATED WHO WINS
j 15 minutes 4501 color 1975
Lennys best negative for a photography contest is destroyed in a
scuffle with his competitor and Lenny must decide whether to
submit his secondbest cheat or give upAIT
SENSE PERCEPTION REVISED EDITION
jsc 28 minutes 7013 color 1968
Examines the senses of sight hearing touch taste and smell in
terms of structure and function Presents demonstrations of inverted
vision and odors made visible Shows that perception actually
takes place in the brain not in the sense organs Points out how
limited our senses are through demonstrations with silent
ultrasonic soundMIS
125SENTENCES
ej 6 minutes 945 color 1961
Explains the four kinds of sentences statements commands
exclamations and questions Illustrates how each is used An
animated filmBFA
SENTENCES AND SOLUTION SETS
c 21 minutes 4771 1959
Explains and illustrates with classroom scenes the way to introduce
sets variables and open sentences to students Gives examples that
show how the concept of set makes the teaching of inequalities as
well as equations simpler and clearer With a solid understanding
ot these basic concepts even the average student will progress
more rapidly and with greater sureness than ever beforeMCGH
SENTENCES MANY WAYS TO BEGIN
ejs 112 minutes 3110 color 1981
Linda discovers an office ransacked and its usual occupant missing
She rushes for help and a mystery is underway Unfortunately
it s a dull mystery One clue to its humdrum narrative is that nearly
all the sentences follow the same pattern The story starts again
This time the sentences are varied Suddenly we find ourselves
caught up in the tale We then repeat the episode showing how
each sentence achieved its effectCEN
SENTENCES SUBJECT AND PREDICATE
js 14 minutes 4307 1963
Stresses the ideas that good sentence structure helps us toward
better writing and speaking and that knowing the subject and
predicate is one of the most helpful ways to understand sentence
structure Analyzes a variety of sentences and identifies and
defines simple and compound subjects and simple and compound
predicatesC
SENTENCES THAT ASK AND TELL
P 11 minutes 1740 g
Using illustrations and a technique in which children themselves
handle words and phrases to build sentences this film demonstrates
that a sentence is a complete thought the difference between
asking and telling sentences and how punctuation and
capitalization are usedC
SER Y ESTAR SPANISH LANG FILM
jsc 11 minutes 924 1953
Illustrates the differences between the meaning and uses of the
Spanish verbs ser and estar both of which in English mean to
be Explanations are given with the aid of prewritten examples
which include a practical vocabulary Adverbs of place are presented
with the help of a cat and mouse taking opposite positions Provides
practice with the tenses of infinitive indicative and conditional
moods as well as the present perfect and present progressive
forms Spanish narrationALT
onCoAfNitsApVaErTtHsE aSAME NUMBER F ELEMENTS as
ct 30 minutes 7117
Considers the notion of pairing The idea is extended from
comparing finite sets to comparing infinite setsNYSDE
SEVEN RULES OF BICYCLE SAFETY
Pe 7 minutes 1517 color 1965
Gives rules for safe bicycling such as keep the bike in good
mechanical condition obey traffic signs ride with traffic and walk
the bike across intersectionsL
SHADOW OF THE BUFFALO
ejs 9 minutes 720
Visits Yellowstone National Park to explain the story of the
American buffalo and its destruction Shows the Yellowstone herd
and then explains the methods used by the Indians to capture the
buffalo Tells why the white man after the Civil War destroyed
the buffalo herds Illustrates with film footage dioramas and
photographsIU
SHAGGY THE COYOTE
Pe 10 minutes 1913 1956
Explains the similarities of the coyote the wolf and the dog
Shows the coyote Shaggy in a search for food as he chases a
farmers chickens and is routed by a dog When the farmer sets a
trap for Shaggy he eats the bait without getting caughtC
SHAKESPEARESOUL OF AN AGE PART I
sc 27 minutes 7299 color 1963
Uses authentic maps and scenes of English towns and cities to point
out landmarks in Shakespeares life Sir Michael Redgrave recites
illustrative passages from key speeches in Shakespeares Chroni
cles comedies and tragediesMCGH
SHAKESPEARESOUL OF AN AGE PART II
sc 27 minutes 7300 color 1963
See description of Pt IMCGH
SHAKESPEARES THEATERTHE GLOBE PLAYHOUSE
sc 18 minutes 4397 1952
Shows a model of the original Globe Playhouse illustrating the
various acting areas the possible methods of staging and lighting
and some of the limitations and advantages of the Elizabethan
theater Excerpts from some of Shakespeares plays are portrayed
by models demonstrating the possible movement from one stage to
another and the flexibility of this type of theaterUC
SHAPES AND POLARITIES OF MOLECULES
sc 17 minutes 5256 color 1962
Uses animation and liveaction photography to relate electrical
effects and molecular polarity Develops a model of polar and
nonpolar molecules to explain electrical effects Extends the model
to explain differences in solubility conductivity and chemical
reactivityMLA
SHAPES WE LIVE WITH THE
e 14 minutes 4330 color 1970
This film introduces the student to four basic shapes The simple
likenesses and differences between the sphere the cylinder the
cone and the cube are demonstrated and defined with the aid of
colorful models By illustrating each shape with familiar everyday
objects the film also creates an awareness of shapes in the
environmentBFA
SHAPING PROGRESS
js 14 minutes 5027 color 1976
Examines the techniques and technology in one of mankinds most
basic methods of manufacturing the art and science of casting
metalGM 6
SHAPING THE NEWS FOR THE CONSUMER
js 17 minutes 4522 color 1975
This narrative film shows that while more people believe in the
truth of TV news than in other forms of news its function is rather
limited We watch the process of preparing one TV story as the
basis of the idea that TV is primarily a headline service We then
see the advantages and disadvantages of other news sources
concluding that each source can be well used if we know what to
expect from itBFA
SHARK MANEATER OR MYTH
ejs 24 minutes 8128 color 1976
Investigates the latest scientific research on the behavior of sharks
and examines new warning and protective devices designed to ward
off sharks infrequent but devastating attacks on human beingsEB
SHELTER THIRD EDITION
Pe 11 minutes 229 color 1980
A lively look at the history of housing and community develop
ment The film illustrates the many uses of shelter from past to
present and demonstrates how a house is built New ways are
suggested for building houses in the futureEB
126
SHELTERED WORKSHOP PHASE E
ct 5 minutes 2008
Shows how students perform actual work experiences that are
adjusted to the levels of their abilities Uses the subcontract basis
for processing products used in the consumer market Divides work
into simplified steps which can be mastered by the student Divides
financial procedures among the traineesTH
Note Order this film from the Atlanta Film Library only
SHOEMAKER AND THE ELVES
p 14 minutes 4297 color 1962
Animated puppets present the Grimm fairy tale about the elves
who slip into the shoemakers shop at nightC
SHORT APPROACH SHOTS THE
jsc 10 minutes 442 color 1976
Establishing the need for greater control of direction as you near the
green Identifying golfs short approach shots the pitch and the
chip their flight and roll factors for greenside accuracy Identify
ing the short approach swing as an adaptation of the basic
swingFC
SHORT STORY SHOWCASE BARTLEBY
jsc 28 minutes 7958 color 1970
Presents Herman Melvilles story Bartleby about a man who
replies to every direction or request I would prefer not toEB
SHORT STORY SHOWCASE CROCODILE
jsc 29 minutes 7112 color 1973
Fyodor Dostoyevskys tale of Ivan Matveyevitch who was swallowed
by a crocodile and refused to come out believing that he was in
Utopia Students draw their own conclusions as to the meaning of
the storyEB
SHORT STORY SHOWCASE DR HEIDEGGERS EXPER
IMENT
jsc 22 minutes 5646 color 1970
Presents Nathaniel Hawthornes science fiction story Dr Heideggers
Experiment Discusses two themes the consequences of tampering
with nature and of rejecting conventional moralityEB
SHORT STORY SHOWCASE MY OLD MAN
jsc 27 minutes 7957 color 1970
Presents Ernest Hemingways story My Old Man in which the
main character Joe Butler has a conflict between accepting reality
and preserving his illusionsEB
SHORT STORY SHOWCASE THE FALL OF THE HOUSE
OF USHER
jsc 30 minutes 7103 color 1976
Presents a chilling dramatization of Edgar Allan Poes gothic horror
taleEB
SHORT STORY SHOWCASE THE GIFT OF THE MAGI
O HENRY
js 15 minutes 5101 color 1980
Recapturing the mood of a modest tumofthe century household
this film offers viewers a delightful dramatization of O Henrys
classic short story about a husband and wife who are poor but who
manage to give each other a very special Christmas gift In con
sultation with Clifton FadimanEBE
SHORT STORY SHOWCASE THE LADY OR THE TIGER
jsc 16 minutes 4353 color 1969
Presents s space age adaptation of Frank Stocktons whimsical
taleEB
SHORT STORY SHOWCASE THE LOTTERY
jsc 18 minutes 5645 color 1970
Presents Shirley Jacksons short story The Lottery the story of a
modern community bound to a sacrificial ritual representing mans
inhumanity to manEB
SHORT STORY SHOWCASE THE SECRET SHARER
jsc 30 minutes 7107 color 1973
Joseph Conrads haunting tale of a young sea captain whose inner
conflicts pit his conscience against the safety of the ship he
commands and the men he leadsEB
SHORT STORY SHOWCASE WHAT IS A SHORT STORY
js 14 minutes 5102 color 1980
An introductory film for the Short Story Classics with commen
tary by Clifton Fadiman featuring clips from EBEs Short Story
Showcase series The film illustrates the art of the short story
form including plot theme motivation characterization mood
and styleand helps viewers to appreciate the short story as a
literary formEBE
SIGNAL 30
js 28 minutes 7410 color 1959
Presents views of serious accidents taken moments after they
happened shows the results of careless driving Discusses the
efforts being made by the highway patrol to curb accidentsHSF
SIGNS TAKE A HOLIDAY
ejsc 10 minutes 682 I960
Uses a cartoon fantasy to stress the importance of obeying traffic
signs Reviews the development of signs from pioneer time to
modern standard shaped signs Explains the six sign shapes
everyone should knowJ
SILK MAKERS OF JAPAN
ejsc 16 minutes 4971 color 1961
Shows the steps in the Japanese culture of silkworms to produce
raw silk from the gathering of mulberry leaves through the
production of threads and fabrics in both home and factory
Silkworms which are the caterpillars of moths are fed mulberry
leaves which provide the basis for their silk making Silken
cocoons spun by the worms are unspun by simple machines into
threads then twisted into skeins and packed into bales After being
tested the silk thread is either exported or woven into satin velvet
taffeta or brocadeBFA
SIMPLE ACCIDENT THE
ej 10 minutes 1338 color 1969
Presents a direct positive attack on the accident problem Points
out to boys and girls the dangers they face in living and playing
Shows how easily accidents can be avoided merely by being smart
and careful Portrays a series of carefully selected situations where
children may through carelessness get hurtSD
SIMPLE CHANGES IN MATTER
ej 11 minutes 511 1953
Explains the different changes which matter undergoes both
chemical and physical as a boy observes these changes in nature
Pictures common changes such as the growth of seedlings and the
rusting of metals and explains such changes as the expansion and
contraction of materials Uses simple laboratory experiments to
clarify principles and suggest ways and means of studying them
furtherC
SIMPLE DEMONSTRATIONS WITH MAGNETISM
ej 11 minutes 1677 1962
Demonstrates experiments with and illustrates the basic concepts
of magnetism magnets produce a force magnets have poles
magnets can magnetize other objects and the earth is a magnet
Many of the experiments can be repeated in the classroom while
others use equipment not available in most schoolsC
SIMPLE DEMONSTRATIONS WITH STATIC ELECTRICITY
ej 11 minutes 1687 1962
Shows basic principles of static electricity by means of simple
demonstrations with everyday materials and relates these princi
ples to atomic structure Uses clear plastic models of atoms and
shows a Van de Graafftype generator used as a particle accelera
tor in nuclear experimentsC
I
127SIMPLE DEMONSTRATIONS WITH WATER
ej 14 minutes 4322 962
Demonstrates three basic principles of water water has surface
tension water exerts pressure and water can produce a buoyant
force Many of these simple demonstrations can be repeated in the
classroomC
SIMPLE MACHINES THE INCLINED PLANE FAMILY
e 11 minutes 134 o
Introduces Mark a young boy who discovers through a series of
simple experiments how an inclined plane can make work easier
The experiments include a table top demonstration that a child can
easily reconstruct The concept of work is explained through the
use of animated drawings Also describes other machines of the
inclined plane familythe wedge and the screwEB
SIMPLE MACHINESTHE LEVER FAMILY LEVER PUL
LEY WHEEL AND AXLE
e 14 minutes 5437 1953
Uses demonstrations and animation to explain the operation of the
lever pulley wheel and axle Shows the relationship of these
simple machines and indicates how each makes work easierEB
SIMPLE PLANTS ALGAE
sc 17 minutes 5392 color 1962
Shows color photomicrography of a wide variety of different algae
in various environmentsinside of flatworms near hot springs
and on the surface of mountain snows Presents the evolutionary
development in terms of structure and reproductive mechanisms
and shows the ecological role of algae such as Chlamydomonas in
cell divisionEB
SIMPLE PLANTS BACTERIA
jsc 14 minutes 4192 color 1958
Introduces bacteria as microscopic plants related to fungi having
three basic shapes and being found almost everywhere Shows how
samples of bacteria are gathered from various sources and incu
bated on agar to produce colonies Identifies harmful and harmless
bacteria by microscopic inspection colony growth and behavior
Uses graphic illustrations and actual photography to describe the
construction of a bacterial cell Shows how to control disease
producing bacteria with soap and antibioticsC
SINE LANGUAGE
s 30 minutes 7076 1957
Bill Baird and his puppets show some of the everyday uses of
trigonometry and its importance in navigation surveying and the
description of periodic phenomena such as musical notes and
electrical currentsASF
SINGAPORE AND MALAYANEW STATES IN SOUTH
EAST ASIA
ejs 17 minutes 5088 color 1964
Pictures Singapore and reviews its development Points out its
racial and religious groups and its efforts to modernize in the fields
ot higher education and medicine Also shows Kuala Lampur the
capital of the Federation of Malaya and the countrys cropsand
industriesUEVA
SIQUEIROS EL MAESTRO SPANISH LANG FILM
1012 14 minutes 5748 color 1969
Foreign Language
This is a documentary of the largest mural ever createdThe
March ot Humanity in Latin America by David Siqueiros in
Mexico City The film focuses on the complex techniques he
employsa combination of sculpture and paintingcalled esculpto
pmtura With a team of students painters welders architects and
artisans the artist involves a whole community of peopleEB
SIR FRANCIS DRAKES LIFE AND VOYAGES
js 14 minutes 4089 1955
Uses historic English locales old maps paintings and animated
scenes to portray the major events in the life of Englands most
famous adventurer and sea captain Sir Francis Drake Points out
that he was the first Englishman to sail around the world and the
leader of the English fleet in the victory over the Spanish Armada
Shows some of Drakes personal possessions and demonstrates the
sailing of his ships and naval fightingC
SIX FACES OF PHARAOH
js 14 minutes 4700 1954
Gives some of the history of the reigns of six Egyptian pharaohs
shows a number of ancient monuments build to glorify their might
and power and indicates the importance of the Nile in the life and
history of Egypt Gives closeup views of scenes pictured in
hieroglyphics and examines in detail some statues and the mummy
of a pharaoh Provides some indication of the immense height of an
Egyptian pyramid by following a climb to its summitSM
SKELETON THE SECOND EDITION
js 17 minutes 4876 color 1979
Dramatic xray pictures diagrams and detailed closeups of several
types of bones aid viewers in identifying the structure function
composition and overall coordination of the skeleton in man and
other animalsEB
SKILLS BUILD AMERICA
K 9 mnUteS 459 color 973
This film describes the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
VICA It discusses their function along with their goals and
activities Highlighted is an awards banquetGM
SKY IS GRAY THE PART I
js 23 Vz minutes 8149 color 1980
A black farm youngsters odyssey of discovery of himself and his
wor d begins when his mother takes him to visit the dentist In the
rural Louisiana town he encounters a wide variety of people whose
attitudes form a backdrop against which his mothers insistence on
dignity and selfreliance comes into focus for himPERF
SKY IS GRAY THE PART II
js 23 minutes 8150 color
See description of Part IPERF
SLEEPY HEADS
P 10 minutes 315 color 1964
Emphasizes the importance of sleep in relation to good health
Encourages children to develop wholesome sleeping habits bv
anmas80STA0f imereSting sleePinS habis of
SLOW AS IN SLOTH
Hsc 21 minutes 4456 color 1954
Presents some of the structural characteristics and habits of the
sloth Shows in a laboratory and in the sloths natural habitat that
the sloth is not toothless and that it has good protection from
enemies and heavy rainfall Pictures the reaction of the sloth to
certain stimuli and its ability to walk and swim States that we must
sometimes read between the lines of the book of nature to see the
wonder and mystery of Gods creationMIS
SLOW DEATH
ct 22 minutes 5709 color 1971
Sights and sounds of the Philadelphia junkie scene are presented as
interpreted by the 12th and Oxford street gang who have grown up
in the world of heroin addiction The film also tells why the gang
deeded to describe the scene by the way of a movie camera and
sound tracksNIMH
SMITH SYSTEM OF NOACCIDENT DRIVING THE
sc 10 minutes 1999 color 1957
Safe Driving Habits by Harold Smith shows how to aim high in
steering get the big picture keep your eyes moving make sure
they see you leave yourself an out FMC
SMOKING ITS YOUR CHOICE
ls 15 minutes 5589 color 1969
Presents the facts about smoking and interviews some smoking
1980
128victims Uses animation live action and contemporary music to
stress the point Openended to stimulate class discussion and
thoughtAH
SNAKE VILLAIN OR VICTIM
ejs 24 minutes 8129 color 1976
Historically veiled by myth and legend the snake is actually a
valuable member of the ecosystem Film explores many of the
misconceptions surrounding snakes examines the possibility of
keeping snakes as pets and notes the latest medical uses for snake
venomEB
SNAKEBITE FIRST AID
jsct 11 minutes 2050 color 1971
Identifies and locates the various poisonous snakes in the US
Shows what precautions to take while in the outdoors to eliminate
the possibility of a snakebite Illustrates through a simulated
snakebite accident the proper method of using a tourniquet making
incisions drawing out poison etc Points out the importance of
getting the victim to a hospital for professional careHRW
SNAKES SECOND EDITION
ejs 11 minutes 525 color 1963
Pictures and describes the kinds of snakes found in the United
States with emphasis on the appearance and habits of the four
poisonous types the rattlesnake the copperhead the cottonmouth
moccasin and the coral snakeC
SNOOKIE ADVENTURES OF A BLACK BEAR CUB
p 11 minutes 993 color 1948
Tells the story of Snookie shown playing with a toy truck a turtle
and a folding chair Shows his mischievous adventures on the road
after breaking away from his chainMD
SNOW
js 13 minutes 5062 1962
Presents various facts about snow explaining that it has behavior
patterns that it changes form in order to survive and that its
whiteness has purpose Animation and photography show snow
flakes forming in the upper atmosphere to illustrate why the smooth
crystals of powder snow are the favorite of skiers while the
congealing crystals of corn may warn of the impending sweep of
an avalancheBFA
SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS
pe 14 minutes 4497 1951
The Grimm fairy tale Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is enacted
by the Salzburg MarionettesSF
SNOWFLAKES
e 9 minutes 1048 color 1956
Shows snow as a source of fun winter beauty and food for plants
Studies the physical structure of snowflakes through photorrucroscopy
Explains that snow is a treasure which God has supplied to meet
mans needsMIS
SOCCER BASIC INDIVIDUAL SKILLS
ejs 18 minutes 4264 color 1975
Demonstrates the basic kicks inside and outside foot kicks instep
kick volley and halfvolley kicks trapping heading and
jugglingAI
SOCCER GOAL KEEPING
ejs 20 minutes 4344 color 1975
Explains positioning and catching the falling and parallel dives
punching tipping and clearing This film is rounded off with
conditioning drillsAI
SOCCER OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE MANEUVERING
ejs 21 minutes 4358 color 1975
Ranges through feinting tackling passing shooting and the
throwinAI
SOCIAL INSECT HONEYBEE
jsc 22 minutes 5365
1960
Shows how social insects live in colonies and divide into castes
Illustrates the particular adaptation of the various castes to repro
duction population control and food gathering Points out meta
morphosis of a honeybee from egg to adultEB
SOCIAL SEMINAR SERIES
Presents a series of 15 films used to approach the problems of drug
abuse and drug abuse prevention within the context of total society
Emphasizes through the Social Seminar that there are no simple
solutions to complex problems Points out that the Social Seminar
does not pretend to answer all the questions related to drug abuse
and drug abuse education Depicted as a comprehensive orientation
from which school systems universities and individual communi
ties may build drug abuse education programs to fit their particular
needsGSA
Note This is an inservice program and should be used as such
before introducing individual films from the series into the class
room
SOCIAL SEMINAR BRIAN AT SEVENTEEN
ct 30 minutes 7971
Presents an adolescents view of his educational needs and the way
he feels the school is and isnt fulfilling them Gives us perspective
on the educational experience home life and life in general
Designed especially for the teacher and parent who find the current
scene confusingGSA
SOCIAL SEMINAR CHANGING
ct 30 minutes 7968 color
Dramatizes a young family seeking to create an alternate life
styleone which is more open spontaneous and complete with
beards beads and pot Shows the mother and father coping with the
changing relationships which their new life has brought about with
their children friends employer and each other Shows them
coping with their childrens potential involvement with drugs and
their own use of the double standardGSA
SOCIAL SEMINAR COMMUNITY IN QUEST
ct 30 minutes 7976 color
Tells that a generation gap is slowly closed in a small therapeutic
group while on the political stage across town the townspeople act
out their fears of drugs and banish the group into outer darkness
Mirrors life as the forces of change come into conflict with
traditional values and the threat of the unknownGSA
SOCIAL SEMINAR DRUG TALK SOME CURRENT DRUG
PROGRAMS
ct 22 minutes 5659 color
Points out that there are many ways to begin constructing a drug
education program in the schools all of which are strewn with
boulders Illustrates some of the potential toestubbers the police
lecturer the exaddict the youth organizer and the rap roomGSA
SOCIAL SEMINAR DRUGS AND BEYOND
ct 20 minutes 5655 color
Discusses decisions concerning the future use of drugs for posi
tive purposes such as increased learning power memory stimula
tion accelerated maturing processes and tension control Empha
sizes that these uses may become major responsibilities among
educators and administrators Offers a perspective on the entire
question of drug education and suggests that everyone must begin
to deal with ideas about manipulation and alteration of mans natural
state of being and the consequences of such experimentation
GSA
SOCIAL SEMINAR MR ELDERS CLASS DRUG EDUCA
TION AT THE ELEMENTARY LEVEL
ct 30 minutes 7974 color
Shows an elementary teacher using the subject of drugs to build a
more effective learning relationship with his class then sharing his
own learning with his peers Points out that his aim is not to present
drugs as a separate course but to use the subject as a theme around
129which the teaching methods may be changed becoming more
open more dependent on the students and more effective as a
teacherGSA
SOCIAL SEMINAR THE FAMILY
ct 30 minutes 7969
Points out that what a teacher should know about his students can
be gained through a deeper understanding of the way the family
group functions Provides insights into the subtle impact this almost
subliminal action has on human growth and developmentGSA
SOCIAL SEMINAR WHAT IS TEACHING
WHAT IS LEARNING
ct 30 minutes 7973 color
Presents a group of teachers discussing their first years experiences
in the open classroom and flashbacks to the classroom illustrate the
conversation Emphasizes that the enthusiasm of both teachers and
pupils is infectiousGSA
SOCIAL SEMINAR YOUTH CULTURE SERIES BUNNY
ct 15 minutes 5652 color
Introduces Bunny a college junior who could be the girl next
door Tells of drugs which are just one aspect of her life Presents
an honest view of her world the pressures of her peer groups her
values and her lifestyles Reveals the positive and negative effects
that drugs have on the life habits hangups and everyday activities
of todays youthGSA
SOCIAL SEMINAR YOUTH CULTURE SERIES GUY
ct 20 minutes 5651 color
Introduces Guy a young Chicano whose use of drugs is the
product of an unrewarding environment Presents an honest view of
his world the pressures of his peer groups his values and his
lifestyles Reveals the positive and negative effects that drugs have
on the life the habits the hangups and everyday activities of
todays youthGSA
SOCIAL SEMINAR YOUTH CULTURE SERIES TEDDY
ct 15 minutes 5654 color
Introduces Teddy a young black American who refuses to use
drugs and who has found positive alternatives to drug use Presents
an honest view of his world the pressures of his peer groups his
values and his lifestyles Reveals the positive and negative effects
that drugs have on the life the habits the hangups and everyday
activities of todays youthGSA
SOCIAL SEMINAR YOUTH CULTURE SERIES TOM
ct 20 minutes 5653 color
Introduces Tom a young man who has allowed hallucinogenic
drugs to become an important aspect of his total life experience
Presents an honest view of his world the pressures of his peer
groups his values and his lifestyles Reveals the positive and
negative effects that drugs have on the life the habits the hangups
and everyday activities of todays youthGSA
SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHING TECHNIQUES
ct 21 minutes 4597 1955
Shows how a teacher in an upper elementary grade plans and
carries through a social studies unit on Textiles in the US
Portrays the teacher guiding the class in planning and organizing
committees with special interests Describes such committee work
as using research methods and making maps charts and exhibits
shows the application of mathematical principles to various phases
of the project Concludes with an open house for parents who hear
a summarizing poem which was written for the occasionBFA
SODIUM FAMILY
s 16 minutes 4310 color 1963
Examines the properties preparation and compounds of the
sodium family metals Shows common examples of their uses and
the violent reaction between sodium and chlorine a demonstration
often considered too dangerous to be performed in a classroom
Also pictures a new use of molten sodium for heat transfer at
power plants operating on atomic energyC
SOFTBALL SKILLS AND PRACTICE
ejs 13 minutes 5508 color 1968
Illustrates the correct performance of each skill necessary for
playing Softball Utilizes normal and slowmotion photography as
an opportunity to study each skill in detail Emphasizes the
importance of team effortBFA
SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION
jsc 10 minutes 324 1948
Briefly shows how conservation farming methods can prevent
further destruction of the soil and water resources Proper land
usage is emphasized as a basis for conservation farming Shows
contouring terracing strip cropping cover crops crop rotation
and tree and grass plantingDU
SOLAR SYSTEM THE SECOND EDITION
js 18 minutes 6183 color 1977
This film combines threedimensional models with youare
there camera techniques to create an awesome sense of drifting
through outer space Like passengers on a space ship we progress
past each planet and its moons past asteroids and comets The
narration probes the origins of the solar system and the geologic
makeup of each planet It surveys conditions for life on Mercury
Venus and Mars describes the Earth in the context of the greater
system and explores the outer planetsEB
SOLDIER OF THE REVOLUTION
e 15 minutes 5122 color 1963
Dramatizes the events of the American Revolution through the
experiences of an ordinary soldier Animated illustrations depict
the oppressions leading to the uprising of the Colonies the
hardships of the encampment at Valley Forge and the turning of
the tide in favor of the Revolutionary ArmyCHU
SOLDIERS HOME
sc 42 minutes 9023 color 1977
Based on the short story by Ernest HemingwayHarold Krebs is a
soldier returned Quietly and without ceremony he comes home
after World War I No longer does he fit into the life he left
Despite gentle pressures from family and friends he cannot get
hold of his own futurePERF
SOLUTIONS
sc 15 minutes 4227 1959
Presents the concept of solubility and uses laboratory demonstra
tions to show the more common characteristics of solutions
Touches upon the classification of substances as insoluble slightly
soluble or very soluble Demonstrates the influence of particle
size agitation temperature and pressure on solubility Identifies
types of solutions and suggests the importance of an understanding
of solutions in titration and quantitative analysisC
nMxe SYSTEMS 0F EQUATIONS WITH EMPHASIS
t 28 minutes 7118
Presents graphical solutions and analytical solutions of the same
equationsNYSDE
SOME GUIDES FOR A GOOD READING PROGRAM
ct 30 minutes 7364
Defines reading and discusses the importance of reading Presents
nine guides for a good reading program and a framework for the
remaining programsETV
SOUND
Pe 10 minutes 1342 195
Shows a rangers band parading down the street Children learn that
sound is caused by sound waves which are transmitted to and
received by the human earGA
SOUND ABOUT
P 11 minutes 2039 color 1967
Portrays two boys and a dog walking along a beautiful beach and
discovering sound about them The various sounds pose these
130questions to the boys What is pitch What is an echo What makes
different sounds Does sound travel through things other than air
Uses a high visualizationcomprehensive approach with little
narrationCCA
SOUNDS ALL ABOUT US EXPLORING SCIENCE
ej 10 minutes 1962 1954
Shows David turning off the sound during a TV performance in
order to consider the nature and role of sound in our lives He
identifies common sounds from the street and recalls an experiment
with a turning fork as the film specifies that sound results from
things in motion Illustrations of strings diaphragms and the voice
are used to explain vibration pitch loudness and qualityC
SOUNDS OF MUSIC
js 10 minutes 1447 1948
Examines the characteristics of musical sound by going on a tour of
a music store Demonstrates the principles of amplitude quality
and frequency with the sounds and grooves of phonograph records
as well as with string wind and percussion instrumentsC
SOUTHEAST ASIA A CULTURAL HISTORY
sc 16 minutes 5572 color 1969
Reviews the cultures of Viet Nam Laos Cambodia and Thailand
Points out that these cultures are a blend of the indigenous tribal
traditions with the high culture of HinduBuddhist India which was
transmitted to this region almost two thousand years ago by the
Khmers Shows empire centers such as Angkor Bangkok and Wat
Phu which stand today as a reminder of the dynamic thrust of
Khmer culture and the endurance of the BuddhistBrahman idea
system in Southeast AsiaSIG
SOVIET RUSSIA FROM REVOLUTION TO EMPIRE
jsc 15 minutes 5018 1961
Traces the factors and conditions which led to the transformation of
Russia from a weak and backward country to a powerful and highly
industrialized countryMCGH
SOVIET UNION THE FACES OF TODAY
js 26 minutes 8130 color
1972
This film captures the wide diversity but common humanity of the
Soviet people Farm workers doctors students and engineers from
across the vast country reveal their homes work and lifestyles As
we watch them thresh grain and eat grapes exercise in the office
and catch the train for the country we realize what a strong
appealing people the Russians areEB
SPACE FLIGHT AROUND THE EARTH
p 13 minutes 5243 color 1963
Uses photographs made during John Glenns space flight to show
that from space it is possible to see the earths roundness its oceans
and lands and the air around it Also shows what causes day and
night as the satellite moves through the earths shadow toward the
sunriseCHU
SPAIN
ejs 20 minutes 5160 color 1979
The Gonzalo Ceballos family live in an apartment in a modern sec
tion of Madrid Through this family and its daily activity we learn
what life is like in todays Spain Their family heritage gives us a
tie to the history of the Old Spain In travels through different
parts of the country we learn of the regional character of Spain and
how it is affected by local geography We trace the history of Spain
through foreign invasions a period of major world influence its
period of civil war and dictatorial government and its emergence
as a modern democracyJ
SPAIN IN THE NEW WORLD COLONIAL LIFE IN MEXICO
ejs 13 minutes 5381 color 1961
Illustrates colonial life in Mexico two hundred years ago Shows
how Spain established a feudal system in Mexico and acquired
great wealth and traces the Spanish influence on Mexican culture
from the conquest of Cortez to the presentEB
SPANISH ARMADA THE
jsc 32 minutes 7570 color 1967
Considers the 16th century conflict between England weak from
civil war and Spain powerful by the wealth of Mexico and Peru
Shows how the conflict culminated in the dispatch of the Armada to
invade EnglandMCGH
SPANISH CHILDREN SECOND EDITION
pe 15 minutes 5458 color 1964
Pictures the daily activities of a boy and a girl who live in the
village of Alora Spain Shows the children helping with the work
at harvest time Explains siesta time when the shops close and the
people rest Pictures the children in a typical village schoolEB
SPANISH COLONIAL FAMILY OF THE SOUTHWEST
ej 14 minutes 4188 1959
Recreates the life of a Spanish colonial family living on a
selfsufficient hacienda in the southwestern United States in the
early nineteenth century Shows the typical pattern of life on the
hacienda itself and the roles of the Southwestern Indians and the
Catholic mission in this representative Spanish culture adapted to
life in the New WorldC
SPANISH COMMUNITY LIFE
ejs 16 minutes 4729 color 1961
Portrays the life of a farmer who lives with his family in a pueblo
not far from Madrid Shows that while small town life in Spain is
often rigorous the people find pleasure in family activities social
groups and recreation Illustrates ways in which Spains moderni
zation program is breaking down the old type of selfsufficient
villageBFA
SPANISH CONQUEST OF THE NEW WORLD
ejs 11 minutes 1034
1954
Surveys the Spanish explorations and conquests in the New World
Describes the explorations of Columbus Ponce de Leon Balboa
De Soto Cortes Pizarro and Coronado plots their routes on an
animated map Pictures evidences of the impact of Spanish civiliza
tion in Cuba Mexico Peru and California discusses the cultural
exchange which occurred between the Spanish and the native
populationsC
SPANISH EXPLORERS
ejs 14 minutes 5454 color 1965
Paintings animation and photography show the discovery of
America through the eyes of the Spanish explorers Explains why
Europeans were anxious to find an ocean route to Asia and how
Spains reasons for exploration changed to that of building an
empireEB
SPANISH INFLUENCE IN THE UNITED STATES
ejs 11 minutes 516 1948
Shows the Spanish influence on American dress language cus
toms architecture and religion by comparing Spanish culture with
phases of American culture A map shows the spread of Spanish
settlements to Florida the Southwest and CaliforniaC
SPARKY THE COLT
pe 11 minutes 625 1950
Depicts the story of the first weeks in the life of a colt showing
how he becomes acquainted with the farmC
SPECIAL CHALLENGE SHOTS THE
jsc 15 minutes 4544 color t 1976
Overview of golfs architectural beauty harboring the challenges
that test a players skill Learning how to answer each challenge by
predicting the natural forces of weather recovery and topography
that demand adaptations of the basic swingFC
SPECIAL CHILDREN SPECIAL NEEDS
te 22 minutes 5772 color 1974
Special Education
The film presents a sensitive and comprehensive developmental
131approach to educating young multihandicapped children It docu
ments three adapted learning environments an infant school a
preschool learning laboratory and an outdoor therapeutic play
ground The educational orientation of the program provides the
child a maximum opportunity to be effective and more competent
in his experiences with people and objectsCAMPUS
SPECIFIC LEARNING DISABILITIES EVALUATION
te 30 minutes 8025 color 1975
Special Education
Two learningdisabled children are followed through a series of
evaluative tasks to determine their learning strengths and weaknesses
This gives teachers a practical understanding of evaluative tech
niques interprets evaluation results and identifies optimal patterns
for learning relates parents perceptions of their childrens prob
lems presents relevant neurological and psychiatric information
DAV
SPECIFIC LEARNING DISABILITIES IN THE CLASSROOM
te 23 minutes 4631 color 1975
Defines and documents the most common types of specific learning
disabilities presents a language learning hierarchy illustrated by
actual footage to show how and why learning disabilities impair
academic development discusses resources outside of the school
which can offer evaluative and remedial helpDAV
SPEECH CONDUCTING A MEETING
sc 11 minutes 634 1950
Demonstrates and explains the pattern of parliamentary procedure
As a typical meeting is held the narrator indicates mistakes made
by the participants and emphasizes the important points Stresses
using parliamentary rules to get work done not to dominate the
meetingMCGH
SPEECH DISORDERS PHYSICAL HANDICAPS
ct 29 minutes 7119 1959
Discusses the special problems confronting the child with a speech
handicap Points out the various kinds of speech handicaps and
their causes Explains the importance of early diagnosis and
cooperation on the part of doctor parents and speech therapists
Shows techniques used by the therapist in helping children with
speech problems Stresses the necessity of understanding by
parents school and community for helping children with speech
handicaps express themselves and find satisfaction in lifeSU
SPEED OF LIGHT MEASUREMENT AND APPLICATION
js 14 minutes 4964 1955
Reviews the numerous historic attempts to measure the speed of
light and describes more recent experiments that led to the
determination of C Dramatizes Galileos experiments Roemers
study of Jupiters satellites and his determination of C Fizeaus
toothedwheel experiment and finally the mirror methods used
by Foucault and Michelson Applies the concept of C to modern
physics and develops it as a universal unit of measurementEB
SPEEDSCENE THE PROBLEM OF
AMPHETAMINE ABUSE
jsct 17 minutes 5560 color 1969
Presents graphic evidence against the use of amphetamine for any
reason other than medical Stresses that the use of these drugs
frequently leads to the use of other dangerous addictive drugs such
as heroin Points out that in addition to the physical dangers of
hepatitis malnutrition and even death that are possible from
amphetamine abuse there are physical problems involved includ
ing the users inability to deal with his environmentBFA
SPELLING FOR BEGINNERS
p 11 minutes 1738 1961
Introduces four spelling helpersLook Listen Say and Write
Gives special attention to such problems as homonyms reversed
letters and silent letters Also introduces the corrected test
methodC
SPELLING IS EASY SECOND EDITION
ej 11 minutes 371 1968
Presents the five rules for learning to spell hear see repeat write
and rechecking around Clif the school newspaper editor who
wishes that certain contributors would become better spellers
Concludes that spelling is easy when following these simple
rulesC
SPHERES WE SEE AND USE
e 9 minutes 536 color 1971
Many things around us are shaped like spheres Spheres are evenly
curved all over All points on the surface of a sphere are the same
distance from the center Because of these properties we can use
spheres to help us move things and to give strength to things we
build Spheres hold the most volume for a given surface area of any
shape we knowBFA
SPIDER ENGINEERS
js 18 minutes 4608 color 1956
Shows the activities of the orbweaver spider the bolas spider the
diving spider and the trapdoor spider Compares the engineering
skills of man with those of spiders Points out that the spiders
performances reflect the wisdom of GodMIS
SPIDERS SECOND EDITION
ejs 11 minutes 275 1956
Illustrates the distinctive characteristics and habits of spiders as
contrasted with other insects presents closeups of spider eggs
hatching important stages in the development of the young and
the methods Various spiders use in hunting or trapping other
insects Representative types included are the marble spider the
golden garden spider the black widow the common garden spider
the wolf spider the diving spider and the tarantulaEB
SPONGES AND COELENTERATES POROUS AND SAC
LIKE ANIMALS
s 11 minutes 1702 color 1962
Shows the structure of the horny calcareous and siliceous sponges
the life cycle of a sponge the structure of a jellyfish the life cycle
of a jellyfish and the sea anemone coral and hydraC
SPOTTY STORY OF A FAWN
Pe 10 minutes 626 1950
Pictures the adventures of Spotty a fawn when he leaves his
mothers side to explore the forest and a meadow He encounters
many forest animals and a calf gets his nose caught in a tin can
gets lost and then finds his way back to his motherC
SPOTTY THE FAWN IN WINTER
Pe 11 minutes 1806 1958
Shows Spotty the fawn making friends with a little girl who lives
on the edge of the forest and feeds Spotty during the winter months
Pictures the timid fawn as he slowly gains the courage he needs to
approach the girl and eat the food she has left for himC
SPRING COMES AGAIN
ej 11 minutes 751 color 1962
Shows the characteristics and purposes of the four seasons and
tells the story of the water cycle and its importance to all life on
earth Introduces the concept that our whole universe is a rhythmic
union of art and science Photography of nature in all her changing
moods is accompanied by a lyric narration and a musical score
BFA
SPRING IS AN ADVENTURE
Pe 11 minutes 1662 color 1955
Shows changes which come with spring such as flowers budding
and blooming and eggs hatching Shows activities of spring such
as the planting of a gardenC
SPRINTS THE
jsc 21 minutes 4145
Shows the fundamentals of the 100yard and 220yard dash
including the synchronization of arm and leg movements in the
132jbi
impact and stretch warmingup and corrective exercises recom
mended starting techniques the placement and digging of start
holes foot movement balanced arm action backward arm jab and
the counterbalance of the arms Uses some slowmotion and
stopmotion photographyUEVA
SQUIRRELS ARE UP SQUIRRELS ARE DOWN
ADVERBIALS OF PLACE
pe 92 minutes 542 color 1972
Using visuals of animals this film shows that language and reading
are fun A controlled vocabulary is presented orally and visually
Rhyme music and linguistic patterning combine good learning
with good feelingsBFA
ST LAWRENCE SEAWAY
esc 16 minutes 5345 1959
Describes the St Lawrence Seaway in terms of its location
construction operation and economic potential Shows the cere
monies in which Queen Elizabeth and President Eisenhower
opened the Seaway and the Queens subsequent visit to Chicago
Uses models animation and liveaction photography to illustrate
the construction size and operation of the canals locks and
power dams Enumerates specific economic benefits available to
the United States and Canada in the exporting and importing of
wheat iron ore coal and manufactured goodsEB
STAGECOACH WESTWARD
e 11 minutes 107 color 1966
Describes stagecoach travel in the middle 1800s Pictures the
coaches relays of horses and the system of relay stations Relates
the stagecoach to westward expansionAB
STALKING THE WILD CRANBERRY THE MAKING OF A
TELEVISION COMMERCIAL
js 14 minutes 4449 color 1974
A behindthescenes documentation of the steps involved in the
making of a television commercial by the creative staff of a large
New York advertising agency Filmed on location in New York
City and in the high snow country of Colorado the film traces the
creative process from conception of idea by the copy writer and art
director through storyboard client presentation preproduction
meeting location shooting and editing to the completed 30second
commercialACI
STAMPS A NATIONS CALLING CARDS
ejsc 19 minutes 4835 color
Documents the story of how postage stamps are made from the
original idea to the final printing Points out postage stamps as
being a part of history and our national heritageGSA
STARS AND STAR SYSTEMS
jsc 16 minutes 5340 1960
Describes the universe as it has been observed with uptodate
equipment Discusses and shows the solar system several galaxies
variable stars and the theory of the expanding universe Pictures
the use of the optical telescope in photographing stars and other
phenomena and discusses the use of radio telescopes and balloons
Shows star clusters and intergalactic clouds and touches on the
relationship of Einsteins theory to the shape and size of the
universeEB
STARTING SCHOOL
pete 14 minutes 5759 color 1973
Early Childhood
To ease the transition from home life to school the film answers
the questions what is kindergarten like Viewers see children
engaged in lessons such as counting letter recognition cooking
careers and in fun such as finger painting eating snacks peeking
at the principal on the way to the playgroundEB
STATE GOVERNMENT RESURGENCE OF POWER
jsc 20 minutes 4334 color 1976
Today we are witnessing a resurgence of the power of state
governments New leaders with fresh ideas have come forth willing
to take responsibility for meeting the social and economic needs of
the states The excitement at the state level is captured in this film
through a series of fastpaced interviews with state leaders
legislators governors administrators and judges State leaders are
featured including Governor Ella Grasso of Connecticut and
VicePresident Nelson Rockefeller onetime governor of New
YorkEB
STATE OF THE FUTURE THE
jst 23 minutes 5618 color
Explores 15 years into the future of Georgias education system
probing the question how well the system is preparing students for
life in 1985 Presents a view of alternatives from which society
must choose Shows one young man who is the product of poor
choices and bad planning in Georgias education system in compar
ison to another who is the product of progressive teaching tech
niques equipment and facilitiesGDE
STATUE OF LIBERTY
ejs 14 minutes 4396 color 1966
A history teacher and his young son tour the Statue of Liberty and
recall its history and significance Traces the conception and
construction of the statue in France its shipment and erection in
New York Harbor and its dedication by President Grover Cleveland
in 1886HA
STEEL AND AMERICA
jsc 28 minutes 7067 color 1966
Uses animation graphics and live action to trace the geological
evolution of iron ore the industrys early days in America key
discoveries the development of modern steel technology and
modern scientific research into new products and uses Donald
Duck is hostWD
STEFAN ON SUNDAY
pe 14 minutes 5341 1959
Pictures a young boy living in a little Swedish village who
discovers that one day in the week is different from all others His
usual weekday job is to pick up the mornings milk This task takes
him around the village allowing him to visit his many friends and
to stop at familiar places But one morning of the week Stefan finds
the milk shop closed His discovery of why this is so is the point of
the storyEB
STEPHEN FOSTER AND HIS SONGS
jsc 16 minutes 4237 color 1960
Recreates phases of the composers life and selected events that
influenced his songs Opening sequences trace his early life from
birth through composing for minstrel shows and selling songs to
publishers to his marriage to Jane McDowell Briefly treated are
his personal misfortunes his difficulty in selling his music during
the last portion of his life and the factors contributing to his death
Foster songs given particular attention include Tioga Waltz Oh
Susannah Swanee River Old Black Joe and Beautiful DreamerC
STINGING CELLED ANIMALS COELENTERATES
sc 16 minutes 5395 1962
Shows that coelenterates are the lowest group of many celled
animals that move about and capture food Feeding by means of
tentacles they grasp and may poison their prey Its body plan is
radially symmetrical they were the first multicellular animals to
evolve a mouth digestive cavity and tissuesEB
STOP DRIVING US CRAZY
sc 10 minutes 749 color
Depicts as a satire our driving habits and lack of sense of moral
responsibility for the slaughter on our highways Rusty a Martian
who looks like and can communicate with cars on earth descends
to earth to scout our planet He is soon captured by a two legs
and steered into some mighty wild situations Footage points out
the lack of safety devices dangerous roads and the irresponsibility
of driversTRA
133STOP LOOK AND THINK
ejs 10 minutes 715 color 1962
Focuses on the causes for pedestrian accidents and includes a
demonstration by police officers at an elementary school to show
length of space and time needed to stop a carCCA
STOP THAT SKIDDING
js 9 minutes 825 I960
Discusses friction and its applications stressing the automobile and
the way friction affects itTEL
STORES IN OUR COMMUNITY
p 10 minutes 1964 1954
Shows the Johnson family entering a department store and buying
shoes for the two older children Uses a flashback to depict
highlights surrounding the making of shoes and their delivery to
the store Follows the children to a bakery and shows the kitchen
and the source of bakery supplies Pictures the children then
meeting their parents in a hardware store and the whole family
returning home Closes with the father building a play store for the
children as the narrator asks the audience in which kind of store
would be the most fun to pretend to workC
STORIES IN THE ROCKS
ej II minutes 2011 color 1956
Portrays the earths history through the fossil remains of plant and
animal life Explains that from the layers of stone evidence of the
creation of life is revealedPIC
STORMS THE RESTLESS ATMOSPHERE
ejs 11 minutes 4427 color 1974
Often spectacular and sometimes catastrophic storms are intense
transformations of energy in the earths atmosphere In this study of
thunderstorms tornadoes and hurricanes the film examines the
nature structure incidence and consequences of these storms
then examines the elaborate systems of detection data collection
and interpretation that meteorologists use to investigate storms
Highlights include a timelapse buildup of cumulonimbus clouds a
weather satellites view of the eye of a hurricane and a miniature
tornado whirlwind demonstrationEB
STORY ACTING IS FUN
pe 10 minutes 114 1953
Demonstrates story acting in the classroom and explains the values
of such dramatizing Shows students dramatizing The Village
Blacksmith the signing of the Declaration of Independence and
Tom Sawyers whitewashing the fenceC
STORY OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS
ej 15 minutes 4617 1948
Dramatizes highlights in the life of Columbus including his
boyhood dreams of travel and adventure his great interest in ships
his tireless search for aid in organizing an expedition his long and
hazardous voyage westward and finally his landing in San Salvador
in 1492EB
STORY OF HEAT
ej 14 minutes 5112 color 1961
Uses animation and liveaction photography to describe the charac
ter of heat the action of molecules when heated kinds of fuel
methods of producing heat and ways of transferring heat Pictures
the building of a fire by using a magnifying glass to focus the heat
rays from the sun and by using a fire bow which produces heat
through friction Shows water being heated and describes the
action of the molecules as they are heated and the conversion of
water to steam which turns a small electric generator Pictures heat
transfer by convection conduction and radiationUEVA
STORY OF ILLUMINATION
ej 11 minutes 494 color 1966
Shows how man first used illumination and how he has developed
and improved it to its present forms Explains the construction and
uses of many types of lamps and candles surveys major discoveries
and inventions related to illumination and reviews the work of
several scientistsC
STORY OF MAGNETISM
ej 14 minutes 5113 color 1961
Dramatizes the story of magnetism from the discovery of the
lodestone through the discoveries and experiments of Gilbert
Oersted and Faraday to the latest theories of scientists today
Presents and explains the kinds of magnets materials from which
they are made magnetic fields electromagnets and magnetism as
a source of electricityUEVA
STORY OF OUR MONEY SYSTEM
ej 10 minutes 1842 1958
Shows modern uses of money and dramatizes the historical
emergence of money systems Begins with barter then shows bags
of salt as a common medium of exchange followed by pieces of
silver which were later stamped and finally standardized coins of
various valuesC
STORY OF OUR NUMBER SYSTEM
ejs II minutes 1841 1958
Traces the historical development of numbers discussing the
counting systems of the Babylonian Empire the Mayan Civiliza
tion and Rome Explains development of calculating with the
abacus the need for a place holder which became zero and the
probable development of present day symbolsC
STORY OF PAINTING
jsc 22 minutes 4561
Discusses the development of painting from cave art to Picasso
demonstrating the techniques of the earliest artists through mosaic
pottery painting frescoes manuscript painting tempera oil
Illustrates the trends from emphasis on archetronic qualities
through romantic and sentimental resemblances to modern concern
with optic control cords of color and relationships of space and
lineAL
STORY OF PEGGY AT THE FARM
Pe 16 minutes 4702 color 1957
Shows a typical farm day from the time the rooster crows until
evening Observes many farm animalsIFB
STORY OF PREHISTORIC MAN
js 11 minutes 203 1953
Describes prehistoric manhis accomplishments and his progress
toward civilizationand how evidence is collected to reconstruct
the story Locates on maps the early known places of habitation and
the river valleys where man first changed from food gatherer to
food producer Includes views of stone tools methods of chipping
early pottery weaving evidence of the Swiss lake dwellers and
StonehengeC
STORY OF THE BLOODSTREAM REVISED EDITION
jsc 24 minutes 7121 color 1962
Shows how the circulatory system supplies each cell of the human
body with fuel with oxygen to burn the fuel and how it carries off
the waste products Studies in detail the red cell white cell and
capillaries Reveals the aortic and mitral valves of a human heart
Refers to a computer the determination of the optimum shape for a
red cell as it relates to its respiratory functionMIS
STORY OF THE GOOSE AND THE GANDER
p 11 minutes 1025 color 1957
Tells the story of a pair of geese on a goose farm Everyday the
geese are taken to a cotton field to do the weeding But one day
Mrs Gander is building a nest and is left behind On the way to the
cotton field the truck carrying Mr Gander and the other geese
breaks down Mr Gander hops out and the other geese following
him walks back home At the goose farm he finds Mrs Gander
and nine new baby goslingsBFA
STORY OF THE SNOW CRYSTALS
js 18 minutes 5055 i3
Shows the great variety of forms the snow and frost crystals take
Stresses the way scientists study snowflakes and how their research
may be useful to man in weather forecasting and space exploration
FL
134STORY OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
ej 10 minutes 1927 1954
Traces the evolution of present systems of weights and measures
Presents the historic background of the measuring systems by
including the Egyptian cubit the Roman foot and the
measuring sticks of Germany Shows the development of the
measures for length area and volume and explains the need for a
common standardC
STORYMAKER
pej 14 minutes 5641 color 1954
Documents the fervor depression and elation involved in the
creation of a childrens book Shows the authorillustrator making
preliminary sketches talking about the story idea meeting with the
editor and shows his failure to bring the story to life Tells of the
authors search for a new idea sketching writing assembling a
dummy book mailing it to the editor and nervously awaiting for a
notice of acceptanceCHU
STORYTELLING CAN YOU TELL IT IN ORDER
pet 11 minutes 214 1972
Shows a primary teacher using a puppet clown to illustrate different
ways to tell the events of a story in the proper order The clown
then demonstrates another technique of playing the game by cutting
comic strips apart and putting them together again and encourages
the audience to tell stories and draw pictures to dramatize themC
STRANGERS
pe 10 minutes 990 1957
Teaches children the correct conduct to follow when they encounter
strangers under supervised conditions Emphasizes a constructive
approach to avoiding difficultiesSD
STRATEGY FOR SINGLES DOUBLES OR CUTTHROAT
ejs 10 minutes 148 color 1978
Whether its played by two three of four players Racquetball
demands mental sharpness with physical prowess This film out
lines basic strategy court movement and positioning needed to
score prevent an opponent from scoring and avoid court hindersAI
STRESS TRAINING FOR TEACHERS SERIES
This series of three films produced by the American Alliance for
Health Physical Education and Recreation is designed to stimulate
discussion among teachers In each film a teacher is put in a stress
situation in relationship to his students The teachers reaction is
presented not as the best alternative but as a realistic one The
resolution of the problem is suggested Throughout each film other
teachers and students give their opinions of the situation and of
teacherstudent relationships in general WARNING These films
contain language and situations that may be offensive to some
people A prescreening is advised before the films are used with a
group See alphabetical listing of each title for descriptionFM
MODULE I THE CRUNCH HUMILIATION AND ANGER
MODULE II BLACK IS THE COLOR FEAR
MODULE III CROSSING THE LINE COMPASSION
STUDY IN WET
512 7 minutes 2079 color 1966
Art Education
An extraordinary film of great beauty in which all the pictures and
all the sounds come from water The sound track is a musical score
made by drops of water the color photography is of still water
ripples waves great breakers Surfers swimmers water skiers
appear and disappear There is a great feeling of surge and speed
of being in and of the waterACI
STUDY OF CRYSTALS
sc 14 minutes 4935 color 1960
Uses cinephotomicrography to study crystal growth and to explain
the techniques and principles involved Shows the sublimation of
crystals using both ordinary and polarized light Illustrates the
physical chemistry of phase transformationJ
STUDYING ELECTRICITY
ejs 16 minutes 5147 color 1978
Electricity perhaps our most important form of useful energy is
part of our natural world The film shows several ways we can
create electricity using everyday materials available in our home
or school It investigates the relationship between electricity and
magnetism and how that relationship is used in producing alternat
ing current and demonstrates the difference between AC and DC
currentsJ
STUDYING GRAVITATION AND MASS
ejs 16 minutes 5154 color 1977
We see the evidence of the force called gravity all around us
In this film we first investigate motion and the forces which affect
it by studying everyday occurrences The rate of acceleration is
computed by using the example of a skateboard We discover the
effect of distance and mass and the differentiation between mass
and weight Finally an experiment is conducted in which is dem
onstrated the gravitylike force of one body of matter on another
J
STUDYING HEAT AND ITS BEHAVIOR
ejs 17 minutes 5156 color 1978
The film initially relates the subject of heat to ones personal ex
perience and shows how some of the early scientists studied it It
then goes on to investigate what heat is what cold is and how heat
relates to the three natural states of matter solid liquid gas The
sources of heat such as combustion electricity friction agitation
and chemical action are studied Finally it investigates the be
havior of heat and its relationship to lightJ
SUBTRACTION
pe 13 minutes 5119 color 1973
We first see how subtraction is related to addition when a cashier
makes change for us Further experiences detail ideas concerning
subtraction it is the reverse of addition how the subtraction facts
relate to the addition table subtraction does not have the commu
tative or associative property the role of zero in subtraction place
value expanded numbers and regrouping Finally we learn that
the subtraction algorithm can help us in subtracting one two digit
number from anotherJ
SUBTRACTION FOR BEGINNERS
p 11 minutes 1275 color 1966
Subtraction is used to compare sets and to find the difference
between them Problems are illustrated both with sets and with
numerals Explains the minus equal and inequality signs and the
place holder Uses the number line and stresses the importance of
subtraction facts and the concept of subtraction as the inverse of
additionC
SUCCESSION FROM SAND DUNES TO FOREST
jsc 16 minutes 5362 color 1960
Illustrates the process and general principles of ecological succes
sion by which an area slowly and continously changes until it
becomes a stable natural community Photographed in the Lake
Michigan dunesEB
SUCCESSION ON LAVA
sc 14 minutes 4336 color 1970
By destroying all life around them volcanic eruptions provide
demonstrations of the order in which life reestablishes itself on
lava This film is a pictorial history of that process opening with
the spectacular 1969 Kilauea eruption then moving directly to the
aftermath of destruction Because the Hawaiian Islands have so
many volcanoes in varying stages of age and activity the film can
trace the ecological succession on lava flows from the appearance
of the first bluegreen algae to the establishment of a mature biotic
communitya succession that spans centuriesEB
SUMMER IS AN ADVENTURE
pe 10 minutes 1873 color 1957
Pictures Fred and Judy as they journey with their parents to their
aunt and uncles cottage by the lake for a short summer visit Points
135out many of the sights which thrill the children on their ways to the
lake and shows the variety of ways in which they can have fun on
the lake Uses a picnic in the woods to introduce some of the
interesting woodland creatures and plantsC
SUNSET AT APPOMATTOX
js 21 minutes 4542 1963
Adapted from the 1953 cavalcade of America TV program Based
on accounts of eye witnesses reenacts the meeting of Robert E
Lee and Ulysses S Grant at Appomattox to arrange terms for
surrenderTFC
SURPRISE FOR JEAN
p 6 minutes 603 color 1952
It is Jeans sixth birthday and Mother has planned a big surprise
Jean and Frank are sent on an errand While they are gone Jeans
friends come to her house with birthday presents Quickly they hide
themselves When Jean and Frank return the guests rush out and
shout Happy Birthday After Jean opens the presents the girls
enjoy refreshments around a festive tableEB
SURREALISM
ejs 24 minutes 7178 color
The intentional absurdity the dreams and fantasies which are a part
of the surrealist movement are illustrated in the works of Ernst
Klee Miro Tanguy Magritte and DaliIFB
SURVEY OF CHILDRENS SPEECH DISORDERS A
ct 29 minutes 7147 color 1961
Illustrates how children with problems of hearing cleft palate
cerebral palsy articulation and stuttering learn to use and under
stand speechISU
Note Order this Film from the Atlanta Film Library only
SURVIVAL AFTER HIGH SCHOOL
js 17 minutes 6133 color 1981
Don is a born survivor on the high school athletic field but when he
moves into his older brothers apartment for the summer he learns
what survival really means Bud initiates him into the rituals of
sharing chores cleaning house planning meals grocery shopping
within a tight budget cooking and dealing with malfunctioning
appliances Don finds out about landlords rental agreements
paying bills balancing a checkbook and a whole range of other
adult survival skillsCEN
SWITZERLAND LIFE IN A MOUNTAIN VILLAGE
pe 14 minutes 4766 color 1963
Gives an overview of Switzerlands geography and natural re
sources Then concentrates on life in a mountain village in the
Frenchspeaking section Emphasizes the importance of dairy cattle
in the village economy and the traditional ways of life which are
still practiced in rural areasEB
SYMMETRIES OF THE CUBE
s 14 minutes 4651 1971
Symmetries of the square are exhibited as products of reflections
Studies the octahedral group symmetries of the cube and the
octahedron via reflections Various subgroups are determined by
examining the reflections in the three pairs of mirrors of the
kaleidoscope Shows how the construction of these kaleidoscopes
is related to the cube and the octahedronIFB
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SECOND EDITION
jsc 16 minutes 5280 1956
Shows how the orchestra developed from an ensemble of five string
players to the Symphonic Organization Uses excerpts from works
by Dvorak Mozart Bach Wagner and Berlioz to demonstrate
the contribution of each major development in the orchestraEB
TAD THE FROG
p 11 minutes 1676 color 1965
Shows the growth stages of a frog including the egg and tadpole
periods Explains how frogs breathe eat and live Also instills
ideas of pet care and conservation of wild lifeC
TAFFYS IMAGINATION FEAR OF THE DARK
p IP2 minutes 545 color 1974
Weird things happen in the dark At least thats what Taffy thought
until Butch and Coslo teach her their night game Taffy finally
leams that nothing changes when it gets dark and things she
thought she saw and heard were created in her imaginationC
TAKE A LOOK AT YOURSELF
ej 16 minutes 5628 color 1970
Deals with the need for laws and the necessity for upholding them
Discusses the growing antagonism toward the man who wears the
police uniform and suggests that the man in uniform is an
individual whose motives aside from earning a livelihood may
very well be altruisticCCA
TAKE THE FIRST STEP
sct 28 minutes 7541 color 1967
Depicts the story of a young man who sky dives out of an airplane
and into the lives of an exceptional child and his family Shows
how he discovered the field of teaching exceptional children and
finds his lifes workSREB
TALE OF THE FIORDS
ejsc 11 minutes 920 1955
Portrays the secret yearnings of a little girl Ragnhild at her
familys summer home high on a mountain near a Norwegian fiord
Shows the scenery of the mountains as Ragnhild neglects milking
the goats to explore the vicinity and to look for the hidden valley of
dreams mentioned by her grandfather in a legend of the fiords
Shows her returning home and ends with Ragnhild and her brother
eating wild strawberries as they drift in a small boat on the placid
watersEB
TALE OF THE GROUND HOGS SHADOW
p 11 minutes 1923
1955
Presents a pioneer woman telling her two children the story of a
raccoon as he seeks out the ground hog for information about the
coming of spring Shows the raccoon coming upon a variety of
animals in his hunt for the ground hog Pictures him finally meeting
the ground hog who failing to see his shadow returns to his hole
Depicts the raccoon also retiring to his hollow log for a few more
days in spite of the first signs of spring about himC
TALE OF TWO CITIES
sc 44 minutes 9012 1968
An abridged version of the feature film based on the Charles
Dickens novel Dramatizes the causes of mass rebellion against the
aristocracy of France during the revolutionary period and retains
the highlights of the story of Sidney CartonFI
TEACHERTRAINING FILM LETS GET TO WORK
te 20 minutes 4893 color 1974
Five examples of student careerdevelopment activities in various
classrooms are shown Included are Thinking about ones self
trying out jobs in a manufacturing simulation applying school
learning to the workaday world practicing responsibility on the
job and setting goals to gain control and give direction to ones
life This film recognizes the vital role of the teacher as catalyst in
helping students acquire life skills that form the cornerstones of
career educationEB
TEACHERS CONCERNS ABOUT USING INSIDEOUT
te 15 minutes 5747 color 1973
Health Education
This film features Dr Moisy Shopper MD Child Psychiatrist
and is designed for use with teachers who have some familiarity
with the AIT telecourse series Dr Shopper makes a special
reference to the socalled sensitive programs in the series with
suggestions on how to use themNIT
TEACHING A DIRECTED READING LESSON
ct 30 minutes 7367
Discusses and illustrates the lesson in a basal reader A sixphase
lesson plan pattern is used Each phase is discussed and illustrated
and then all six phases are illustrated with a story on fourth grade
difficultyETV
136m
TEACHING COMPREHENSION SKILLS I
ct 30 minutes 7374
Discusses six guides for teaching the comprehension skills deals
with four of twenty comprehension skills Discussed are 1
associating meaning with words 2 interpreting punctuation 3
interpreting subheadings and other devices and 4 reading by
thought unitsETV
TEACHING COMPREHENSION SKILLS II
ct 30 minutes 7375
Discusses ten comprehension skills in some detail and suggestions
for teaching are offered Discussed are 1 interpreting and
appreciating figurative language 2 establishing purposes for
reading 3 knowing how to read in terms of purpose and difficulty
level of materials 4 reading symbols 5 reading to find out
answers to questions 6 reading for details 7 reading to follow
directions 8 reading to understand writers plan of attack 9
reading to follow sequence of events and 10 reading to get main
ideaETV
TEACHING COMPREHENSION SKILLS III
ct 30 minutes 7376
Gives a review and presentation of six additional skills 1 reading
to locate information 2 reading to enjoy and to appreciate 3
reading to interpret illustrative material 4 reading for remem
brance in depth 5 reading to draw conclusions and to get implied
meanings and 6 reading to evaluate criticallyETV
TEACHING READING IN THE CONTENT AREAS
ct 30 minutes 7377
Devotes attention to the five teaching tasks each contentarea
teacher has 1 vocabulary peculiar to the subject 2 development
of concept background needed for understanding what is being
taught 3 knowledge of how to read the texts and other materials
efficiently and effectively 4 special reading tasks of the subject
such as map and graph reading and 5 interpretation of symbols
ETV
TEACHING TRIAD THE
te 17 minutes 5771 color 1974
Special Education
This film explores the forces of a positive teaching triad teacher
childparent depicting the many ways a teacher can offer an indi
vidualized approach to meet the needs of each familyAIMS
TEACHING WORD RECOGNITION SKILLS I
ct 30 minutes 7371
Discusses the importance of word attack skills and offers five
teaching guides A systematic coverage of three word attack
techniques follows 1 sight vocabulary building 2 use of picture
clues and 3 use of context cluesETV
TEACHING WORD RECOGNITION SKILLS II
ct 30 minutes 7372
Gives systematic coverage to the following skills 1 noting
endings with no change in root word 2 noting endings with
change in root word and 3 compound words contractions
prefixes suffixes and dictionary useETV
TECHNIQUES OF FOOD MEASUREMENT
jsc 13 minutes 5619 color
1970
Demonstrates the basic procedures in food measurement Shows
the correct kitchen utensils and methods for measuring flour sugar
liquids fats leavening agents and eggCCA
TECHNOLOGICAL FAILURES
812 14 minutes 5789 color 1975
Illustrates he need for a greater awareness in dealing with the
problems that arise from our dependence on modern technology
and the conveniences it has broughtDCPA
TELEPHONE FOR HELP
pe 10 minutes 2000 color 1968
Describes the need for knowing how to give proper information in
an everyday situation in the shortest time possible Shows three
situations in which children call for help from the police the
firemen and the telephone operator Lapses in film are provided
for class discussionBFA
TELEPHONE MAN
s 30 minutes 7351
Stresses modern communication in todays world and its demand
for skilled technicians Shows the advantages of exploring this field
of workDA
TELL ME ALL ABOUT IT WHAT MAKES A FRIEND SO
SPECIAL
p 9 minutes 551 color 1971
A class is writing stories on What makes a friend so special
Three of these are dramatized The friends the children describe are
a smaller boy a horse and a parent In each relationship there is
shared fun but also mutual respect and responsibility TELL ME
ALL ABOUT IT emphasizes that no two stories on the same
subject will be exactly alike Consequently it encourages the child
to dig into subjective experience and observationACI
TELLTALE HEART
js 20 minutes 4232 1941
Presents a dramatization of Edgar Allan Poes short story which
deals with a weavers apprentice who murders his cruel master He
is driven to confession by a guilty conscience and the imaginary
haunting sound of the murdered mans heartbeatFI
TELLING TIME BY THE CLOCK
p 11 minutes 1206 1953
Shows the basic principles of telling time and explains the
relationship between days hours minutes and secondsBFA
TEMPERATE DECIDUOUS FOREST THE
js 17 minutes 5390 color
1962
Illustrates the complex network of plant and animal relationships
that make up the temperate deciduous forest community
Photomicrography timelapse and live photography are used to
show the adaptations of deciduous plants and animals to seasonal
changesEB
TEMPTED
ejs 6 minutes 388 color 1971
Shows a sixth grade boy going through an average day at home and
school during which he is exposed to many types of pills alcohol
and other aspects normal in todays permissive society Open
ended to emphasize the effects of a drug oriented environment on
the impressionable mindCCA
TENNIS TENNIS TACTICS FOR THE 80S SERIES
A seven film series designed to introduce the sport and to teach
basic skills The films are listed in their recommended order of
presentation See alphabetical listing of each title for descriptions
AI
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Importance of Practice
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Tactics for the Serve
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Tactics for Return of the Serve
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Tactics for Ground Stroke
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Tactics for Specialty Shots
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Tactics for Singles Play
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Tactics for Doubles Play
TENNIS TACTICS FOR THE 80S IMPORTANCE OF
PRACTICE
ejs 9 minutes 207 color 1980
The film follows a logical sequence of instruction and always with
a strong emphasis on the tactical side of the gameAI
TENNIS TACTICS FOR THE 80S TACTICS FOR DOUBLES
PLAY
ejs 9 minutes 211 color 1980
The film follows a logical sequence of instruction and always with
a strong emphasis on the tactical side of the gameAI
137TENNIS TACTICS FOR THE 80S TACTICS FOR GROUND
STROKE
ejs 9 minutes 218 color 1980
The film follows a logical sequence of instruction and always with
a strong emphasis on the tactical side of the gameAI
TENNIS TACTICS FOR THE 80S TACTICS FOR RETURN
OF THE SERVE
ejs 9 minutes 213 color 1980
The film follows a logical sequence of instruction and always with
a strong emphasis on the tactical side of the gameAI
TENNIS TACTICS FOR THE 80S TACTICS FOR SINGLES
PLAY
ejs 9 minutes 228 color 1980
The film follows a logical sequence of instruction and always with
a strong emphasis on the tactical side of the gameAI
TENNIS TACTICS FOR THE 80S TACTICS FOR SPE
CIALTY SHOTS
ejs 9 minutes 221 color 1980
The film follows a logical sequence of instruction and always with
a strong emphasis on the tactical side of the gameAI
TENNIS TACTICS FOR THE 80S TACTICS FOR THE
SERVE
ejs 9 minutes 209 color 1980
The film follows a logical sequence of instruction and always with
a strong emphasis on the tactical side of the gameAI
TET TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS TRAINING
te 29 minutes 7025 color 1973
This film is a complete outline of the methods created and
developed by Dr Thomas Gordon originator of Teacher Effec
tiveness Training a system of techniques now widely used by
teachers in building more effective classroom relationships Dr
Gordon illustrates and explains the concepts of active listening
messages and the nolose method for resolving conflicts
T
Public school teachers who regularly practice TET techniques
share their classroom experiencesMEDIA FIVE
TEXTURE
Pe 5 minutes 840 color 1954
Explores hard rough soft and smooth surfaces to provide a
tangible approach to understanding textural qualities in art Points
out the various textural effects which can be achieved with clay
metals paper linoleum and other art materialsEB
THAILAND
ejs 19 minutes 5159 color 1976
Montry lives with his family in a quiet coastal village He shares
with his father a love of their traditional occupationfishing He
also shares with his family his newly developed skills of writing
and reading The familys relationship to their religion their society
and their nation are portrayedJ
THATS MY NAMEDONT WEAR IT OUT
js 26 minutes 7495 color 1977
A deaf child unused to dealing with the outside world is drawn
into new experiences by a teenage boy who is having his own
problems in dealing with other people This moving story of two
young people who reach beyond their limitations is climaxed by a
crisis which brings them to the realization that each can be a source
of strength to the otherLCA
THEODORE ROOSEVELT AMERICAN
sc 23 minutes 4491 1958
Highlights the most interesting experiences of Roosevelts life from
a boy in the West to a national and international figureGSA
THERMOMETERS AND HOW THEY WORK
pe 10 minutes 435
Uses a simple homemade thermometer to demonstrate that the
liquid in the tube will expand or contract if subjected to a high or
low temperature Then shows many uses of thermometers in the
home and in a variety of occupationsEB
THESEUS AND THE MINOTAUR
ej 15 minutes 4487 color 1954
Recalls the myth of Theseus Minotaur and Minos labyrinth on
Crete in light of presentday discoveries and excavationsMG
THINK METRIC
ej 14 minutes 5791 color 1973
The televised coverage of The Metric Game humorously introduces
the metric system In an Olympictype setting the competition
includes many examples of measuring and weighing with metric
units Familiar lengths distances capacities and temperatures are
presented in metric terms to help us think metricC
THINKING ABOUT DRINKING
js 15 minutes 4715 color 1967
Presents facts about alcoholic beverages that will help the viewer
make decisions regarding the use of them Explains the different
kinds effects on the body driving business and treats alcoholism
as a disease which constitutes a major health problem Openended
for teacher and student discussionAH
THINKINGMOVINGLEARNING
pect 20 minutes 5642 color 1970
Illustrates a comprehensive developmental program which demon
strates 26 perceptualmotor activities for preschool and primary
grade childrenBW
THIRD DIMENSION THE
ejs 15 minutes 5029 color 1948
Depicts an overview of the tourist attractions in Georgia Shows the
wilderness of the Okefenokee Swamp to the ultramodern Callaway
Gardens Also features natural and manmade attractions such as the
gold mines in Dahlonega or Rock City in the North Georgia
mountainsISF
THIS IS BEN SHAHN
jsc 17 minutes 5561 color 1968
Points out Ben Shahn who is known as a painter as a worker in
other media and who has developed a certain philosophy which is
exemplified in his work Gives the viewer an opportunity to
understand Shahns philosophy and to see how it is reflected in his
workBFA
THIS IS YOUR LUNG
jsc 20 minutes 4545 color 1966
Presents essential facts about cigarette smoking and lung cancer
Shows how cilia regularly subjected to irritants and tars of smoke
are gradually destroyedIFB
THOMAS ALVA EDISON
js 7 minutes 812 I960
Reviews the life and work of Thomas Alva Edison whose inven
tions included the first practical incandescent lamp the first
phonograph and the first motion picture cameraP
THOMAS JEFFERSON
js 5 minutes 811 i960
Recreates the life and career of Thomas Jefferson Includes views
of Monticello the University of Virginia and other monuments to
Jeffersons geniusP
THOUSAND SUNS A
jsct 9 minutes 317 color 1974
The film explores what we have accomplished with out present
energy capabilitiesgreat cities and luxuries never before dreamed
possible But we have also created a throwaway society where
waste has become our most important product How much more do
we want There is an alternative we can choose to create values
that endurea sense of wonder and respect for ourselves and all
other living thingsAB
138THREE FOX FABLES
pe 11 minutes 387 1948
Real animals in woodland settings bring to life three of Aesops
fables The Fox and the Grapes The Fox and the Crow and The
Fox and the StorkEB
THREE GREAT AMERICANS
js 10 minutes 810
1960
Reviews the lives of Paul Revere John Peter Zenger and William
Penn Includes the Old North Church in Boston Paul Reveres
house the memorial exhibit in New York City on Zengers trial
William Penns house and other historical sights and facts about
these menP
THREE LITTLE BRUINS GO CAMPING
pe 9 minutes 208 1951
Three bear cubs invade a camp and get into troubleCF
THREE LITTLE BRUINS GREAT ADVENTURE
pe 9 minutes 194 1950
Three mischievous baby bears have amusing encounters with a
porcupine a skunk a woodchuck and a playful otter Though they
narrowly escape losing their freedom their adventures are funCF
THREE LITTLE BRUINS IN A CANOE
pe 10 minutes 201
1943
Shows three baby bears entering a canoe at the headwaters of a
raging torrent Follows their trip through rapids whirlpools and
other hairraising dangersCF
THREE LITTLE BRUINS MAKE MISCHIEF
pe 9 minutes 210
1946
Tells the humorous story of three small bears who wander out of the
forest and head for a farm Their visit involves encounters with a
cow a goose a horse and the kitchen of the farm houseCF
THREE LITTLE BRUINS ON A SPREE
pe 9 minutes 198 1950
High above the deep canyon a cable is stretched from a lofty tower
When the three little bruins discover it curiosity gets the better of
caution and they cant get down Unhappy and frightened they have
a hairraising time until a Boy Scout finally discovers their
plightCF
THREE LITTLE KITTENS SECOND EDITION
pe 10 minutes 132
1953
Tells the story of three kittens discovered in a barn by the farmers
wife When they are two weeks old the kittens are carried by their
mother to a new home in an old buggy They learn to feed and clean
themselves and to play Finally two of the kittens are given away
and the third kitten stays with its mother on the farmEB
THREE LITTLE PIGS
p 11 minutes 1907 color 1956
Uses live animals to tell the classic story of The Three Little Pigs
Shows a dog as the wolf who attempts to break into each of the little
pigs houses Suggests that the audience tell this and other stories
about pigsC
THREE LITTLE PIGS
p 9 minutes 2020 color
Uses animation to tell the classic story of the three little pigs and
their adventure with the wolf Elicits student response to various
questions such as the kind of materials used in building houses and
the different characteristics of each pigWD
THREE WISHES
pe 20 minutes 4061 1950
Presents the story of a peasant who aids two gnomes and is
rewarded with three wishes The peasant wastes the first wish on
his supper his wife loses the second wish through anger and the
last wish is lost to repair the damage done by the second wish
Stresses the moral that greed does not payC
THROUGH DIFFERENT EYES
ct 15 minutes 4582 color 1970
This film documents a training center program for mentally
handicapped children Areas of training highlighted a4j basic
selfcare motor development speech listening skills selfawareness
and socializationPEACH
THUMBELINA
pe 10 minutes 985
Tells Hans Christian Andersens story about a tiny girl who lives in
the forest befriends a swallow and becomes queen of the little
forest peopleCONT
THUNDER AND LIGHTNING
ej 10 minutes 578
1950
Demonstrates the phenomena of thunder and lightning as they
relate to electricity Explains why the lightning flash can often be
seen before the thunder is heard Concludes with a brief discussion
of protective measures against lightning and other common forms
of factional electricityMCGH
TIDES OF THE OCEAN
jsc 16 minutes 5152 color 1964
Shows how ocean tides affect the work of fishermen the docking
and departure of ships and other activities along an ocean Uses
animation to explain how tides are created by the combination of
centrifugal force of the earths motion around the sun and gravitational
attraction of the sun and moonA
TIJEAN GOES LUMBERING
pe 16 minutes 4346
1953
A FrenchCanadian folktale about the miraculous exploits of
TiJean a little boy who rides into a logging camp on a big white
horse and performs feats that dwarf those of even the hardiest
lumberjack The film portrays a typical Canadian logging camp
IFB
TIME FOR CHOICE A
jsc 28 minutes 7173 color 1979
More than 20 species of wildlife in Georgia are hovering on the
edge of extinction This film explores the plight of these endangered
species From fascinating pictures of giant sea turtles nesting at
night to rare blackandwhite film of the extinct ivorybilled
woodpecker a remarkable collection of unusual wildlife footage is
shown Examines the history of many of these threatened species
and investigates the reasons for their decline and discusses some of
the ways these creatures are being protected todayGDNR
TIME FOR CLOCKS
p 10 minutes 721 color 1967
Shows how clocks help people to use their time wisely Allotting
time for work play rest and other activities is explained through
poetic narration and stylized settings Introductory techniques for
telling time are also givenEB
TIME OF CHANGES A
ej 15 minutes 4827 color 1974
How technological changes can affect career decisions are clearly
emphasized in this film Technology has made some working roles
obsolete but has created others The students imagination will be
spurred to consider jobs that might exist in the future although they
do not exist todayEB
TIME OF WONDER A
pe 13 minutes 4705 color 1972
Uses watercolor illustrations from the childrens picture book of the
same name by Robert McCloskey Shows the wonder of nature on
an island in MaineWWS
TIME PULLS THE TRIGGER
js 24 minutes 7358 color 1960
Features through live photography and animated cartoons the
relationship of smoking to various aspects of healthNAR
139
TIMES OF TEDDY ROOSEVELT
jsc 28 minutes 7159 1959
Pictures the life and times of Teddy Roosevelt the president who
shepherded the United States into the mainstream of twentieth
century life MCGH
TIPPY THE TOWN DOG
p 10 minutes 566 color 1952
Tells the story of a terrier who escapes from his busy adult master
and has many adventures before he finally returns and acquires a
new and youthful owner In his adventures Tippy tries to make
friends with a succession of people and animals a neighbor a large
dog an organ grinders monkey a dog catcher and the city
firemenEB
TO BE A COMPOSER
jsc 25 minutes 7914 color 1969
Observes Argentineborn composer Lalo Schifrin as he works
with experimental music jazz television and movie scores and
contemporary chamber music Reveals the composers sensitivity
to sounds in his environment his absorption in the creative process
his musical skills and knowledgeCHU
TO BE A CONDUCTOR
jsc 25 minutes 7915 color 1969
Documents the activities of the young conductor Michael Tilson
Thomas Shows what a symphony conductor does his skills and
his professional problemsCHU
TO BE A PERFORMER
jsc 25 minutes 7916 color 1970
Observes the activities of Jeff Solow a talented young cellist as he
continues his college studies plays professionally attends the
master class of Piatigorsky works out a difficult concerto re
hearses and performs it with symphony orchestraCHU
TO FIND THE WAY
t 30 minutes 7905 color
Stresses importance of a thorough evaluation for the exceptional
child with an emphasis on educational assessmentGDE
TO HELP THEM LEARN
ct 21 minutes 4467 color
This film provides a special look at classrooms where learning
motivation and excitement prevail Visits to elementary and
secondary schools show skilled teachers using films multimedia
kits filmstrips audiotapes instructional television and other media
The film shows how media can bring historical and contemporary
situations into the classroom and provide ways both to motivate
and to teach the basics in reading math science and other subject
areas Classroom teachers media specialists and students discuss
and demonstrateAMP
TO TEMPT A TROUT
jsc 20 minutes 4257 color
This film shares the thrill and excitement of fishing for trout in
north Georgia From bait fishing to fly tying it explores the many
tricks and techniques of outsmarting a wily trout Briefly examines
some of the fisheries management programs that improve the sport
of trout fishingGDNR
TOBACCO PROBLEM WHAT DO YOU THINK
ejs 17 minutes 5071 color 1971
Shows the impact of smoking on American culture since World
War I Reviews the medical evidence that links cigarette smoking
to emphysema heart disease and lung cancer and examines the
current controversy concerning an individuals right to smokeEB
TOKYO INDUSTRIAL WORKER
ejsc 17 minutes 5578 color 1969
Portrays the everyday life of an industrial workers family in Tokyo
emphasizing a society in transition Shows the family sleeping on
mats but eating at a high table wearing western dress going to
work on a motor bike the mother shopping at the market the
evening meal at a low table and viewing television reclined on
matsFl
TOM SAVAGEBOY OF EARLY VIRGINIA
ej 22 minutes 5319 1958
Dramatizes the story of a boy who came to Virginia as an
indentured servant of the Virginia Company and was given to the
Indians as a token of friendship by the Jamestown settlers Depicts
the boys new life among the Indians and his learning of their
language skills and tribal customs Presents problems confronting
the colony of Jamestown in its early growthEB
TOM THUMB IN KING ARTHURS COURT
P 19 minutes 4315 color 1963
Animation utilizing original oil painted backgrounds visualizes the
story of Tom Thumb and the rich medieval splendor of King
Arthurs Court Tom is one of the little people of the world who
assumes great stature through his courageous spiritC
TOM TIT TOT
Pe 13 minutes 4951 color 1955
Live actors in silhouette pantomime the English version of
Rumpelstiltskin as found in Joseph Jacobs English Fairy Tales
Margarett Lott narrates Original 12th century melodies played on
antique instruments accompany the storytellerCFS
TOMORROW WELL SEE WHAT HAPPENS
te 30 mintues 7027 color 1974
The film shows a visit to three Los Angeles public elementary
schools that are working toward improving their learning environ
ment through participation in the Tutorial Community Project It
illustrates crossage and intragrade tutoring and the process of
developing helping relationships among teachers students princi
pals and parents within a flexible and selfcorrecting educational
programPHOENIX
TOOLS
P 11 minutes 2001 1963
Depicts the development of tools from sticks antlers shells and
bones by early man Explains how each man made his own tools for
survival Points out that similar tools are still being used and shows
many modern hand tools and equipmentGA
TOOT WHISTLE PLUNK AND BOOM
eJs 10 minutes 880 color 1959
Uses typical Walt Disney animation to trace the origin of modem
musical instruments back to the time of the cavemanWD
TOOTH TRUTH WITH HARV AND MARV
Pe 11 minutes 314 color 1976
A basic dental hygiene film shows how the combination of plaque
and sugar form acid on teeth which leads to cavities Explains
newest procedures for brushing and flossing Live action and
animation Made with the cooperation of the American Dental
AssociationAH
TORNADO
jsct 15 minutes 5745 color 1956
This is the story of a typical midwestern city that lies in the path of
a destructive tornado Included are scenes of a tornado in action
and protective preparations are described Weather conditions
which generate tornadoes are shown as well as ESS Aweather
bureau methods of charting conditions and issuing warnings to the
publicGSA
TORNADO
812 14 minutes 5778 color 1975
Shows the near tragic event of a tornado that traps three young
people Also vividly shows its devastating power on a nearbv
townDCPA
TORTOISE AND THE HARE
P 9 minutes 2029 color 1954
Tells the Aesop fable about Max Hare and Toby Tortoise in the
140most famous race of all time Points out that showing off can lead
to disaster and defeatWD
TOUTE LA BANDE ARRIVEED ELISABETH
FRENCH LANG FILM
jsc 15 minutes 5591 color 1970
Tells the story of Elisabeth of Dakar Senegal arriving at Orly
Airport in Paris Describes the confusion involved when her new
French family for a year arrives late and finds that she has left for
Les Invalides TerminalSCMA
TOUTE LA BANDE VACANCES EN BRETAGNE
FRENCH LANG FILM
jsc 15 minutes 5592 color 1970
Tells the story of a gang who meet at the seaside resort in Brittany
Shows scenes that take place at the beach at the tourist shops and
on the terrace of a cafeSCMA
TOWERS THE
js 13 minutes 4950 color 1960
Shows the building of the Watts Towers in California by the Italian
Simon Rodilla Points out the thirty year labors of this untrained
unskilled tile setter working with sea shells broken bottles
pebbles shattered tile etc to build this contribution to 20th
Century folk artCFS
TRADE AND TRANSPORTATION
ejs 20 minutes 4704 1958
Explains the importance of trade in the world and considers the
many methods of transporting goods Reveals the ways goods can
be exchanged including barter and complex commercial transac
tions UEVA
TRADITIONAL ENGLAND
jsc 11 minutes 808 color 1952
A travelogue stressing the romance tradition and beauty of
England Views shown include Buckingham Palace Hyde Park
Westminster Abbey Tower of London St Pauls Cathedral
StratfordonAvon Lorna Doone Country Cornish fishing vil
lages Literary references are given to tie in with the scenes
presentedAVED
TRAGEDY OF THE COMMONS THE
712 23 minutes 5751 color 1974
Science
This film is drawn from the famous article by renowned biologist
Garret Hardin It begins with an historical example of farmers
sharing the benefits but not the responsibilities of common pasture
lands It deals in depth with the distribution of resources the clash
of personal values and a variety of possible outcomes and
solutionsBFA
TRAINING THE CONSTRUCTION LABORER
js 21 minutes 4930 color 1976
This informative film shows the new techniques in laborer training
which are replacing the traditional onthejob methods of train
ingLAGC
TRANSPORTATION
p 11 minutes 735
Describes the three main ways by which people move themselves
or things from one place to another manpower animalpower
and machinepower Traces the evolution of transportation from
animal back to the jet vehicleGA
TRANSPORTATION REVOLUTION THE
STORY OF AMERICAS GROWTH
ejsc 21 minutes 5595 color 1970
Traces the development of transportation in America from the horse
and buggy to the airplane Emphasizes that from the changing
technology of transportation has emerged a way of life in some
ways better in other ways worseLCA
TRAVEL IN AMERICA IN THE 1840S
ej 13 minutes 4179 1957
Describes Matts adventures as he travels from eastern New York
State in the 1840s to join his parents who had gone to Illinois
earlier Shows how Matt uses several means of transportation
stagecoach barge lake steamer train and walking Depicts Matt
as working for his passage on the barge steamer and trainC
TRAVELING MUSICIANS THE
p 5 minutes 662 color 1968
Pictures the story of a donkey dog cat and rooster who go out into
the world to seek their fortunePOS
TREASURE HUNT THE TEAMWORK
p 11 minutes 552 color 1974
The team of Scherzo Taffy and Oni oppose Butch Priscilla and
Coslo on a treasure hunt Butch Priscilla and Coslo have difficulty
figuring out the clues because they keep arguing and fighting
Scherzo Taffy and Onis ability to achieve smooth teamwork leads
them to the treasureC
TREASURE ISLAND
jsc 40 minutes 9013 1934
Excerpts prepared for school use from MGMs 1934 picture of the
same title based on the book by Robert Louis Stevenson A
literature appreciation film portraying the characters dramatizing
familiar quotations and situations and visualizing the setting of the
story and its influence upon the characters and plotFI
TREASURES OF THE EARTH
ej 11 minutes 935 color 1958
Uses animation to show some of the ways in which minerals have
been deposited in the earth Reviews forces acting on the earths
crust and the resulting changes then shows how minerals are
concentrated by being deposited in veins by being washed into
stream beds and low areas or by seeping through the earth in
solution Describes how oil is trapped in the earths folds and how
coal is formedCHU
TREE THE
pe 10 minutes 697 color 1963
Depicts the many roles a tree plays in nature besides contributing
beauty Points out that a number of animals and plants depend on
the tree for a home and that leaves protect the soil and enrich it as
they fall and decay Develops the concept of the interdependence of
living things upon one anotherCHU
TREES AND THEIR IMPORTANCE
e 12 minutes 4480 color 1966
Emphasizes conservation the importance of trees as a renewable
resource and their role in water and soil conservation Uses
animation to show life processes of a tree and how trees contribute
to mans welfareEB
TREES HOW WE IDENTIFY THEM
ej 11 minutes 1838 color 1958
Suggests ways for recognizing various kinds of trees through
shape bark leaves and fruit Explains the differences between
deciduous trees and evergreens Shows individual characteristics of
several treesC
TRENDS
jsc 9 minutes 236 color
Uses animation to present a short sketch of human relations and the
development of different facets of human life Stresses changes in
man brought about by technology and sets the stage for questioning
whether all technology is goodLCA
TRIANGLES AN INTRODUCTION
e 92 minutes 569 color 1966
This film introduces the beginning student to the properties of the
triangle Triangles are composed of three line segments that meet at
three comers Can any three line segments be made into a triangle
The student is led to the discovery they cannotBFA
141
TRIANGLES TYPES AND USES
js 11 minutes 1703 g2
Introduces the properties of triangles and shows how they can be
identified and measuredC
TRIP TO THE PLANETS
ej 15 minutes 5422 color 1963
Illustrates an imaginary trip to the planets using exact scale
models animated drawings and special photographic techniques
Based on the most recent scientific information about the solar
systemEB
TRIPPING ON TWO WHEELS
ej 24 minutes 4531 color 1973
This film takes students on a joyful and instructive trip through the
happy world of the bicyclist and shares abundant trip tips on
such important things as how to detect and avoid hazards ride
defensively see and be seen and understand and obey the rules
of the roadBT
TROPICAL RAIN FOREST THE
Jsc 16 minutes 5391 color 1962
Defines the tropical rain forest and shows the principal characteris
tics and locations Presents the ways various forms of plant and
animal life adapt and live togetherEB
TRUCK FARM
Pe II minutes 1886 1957
Explains that most vegetables sold in stores come from truck farms
Shows Mr and Mrs Marshall and their two children performing
various jobs on their truck farm including plowing fertilizing
planting cultivating dusting with chemicals and irrigating Pic
tures the Marshall family going to church on Sunday Concludes by
showing the harvesting and marketing of sweet corn squash
tomatoes and other vegetablesC
TRUE STORY OF ROBINSON CRUSOE
Pe 12 minutes 4523
Presents the story of Alexander Selkirk the man whose adventure
provided the inspiration for Daniel Defoes Robinson Crusoe
Filmed on the island of Juan Fernandez in the South PacificMG
TRY OUT
ej 15 minutes 4829 color 1974
This film presents children in six different activities that are
careerrelated nature studies television broadcasting building
tutoring raising livestock and a classroom manufacturing simula
tion Throughout the film children comment on their work what
they are learning about themselves and what they might want to
be The film motivates students to reflect on how their own
experiences can guide them in career choices and to take an active
interest in career opportunities around themEB
TUMBLING THE FORWARD ROLL
Pet 11 minutes 2002 color 1966
Stresses tumbling as an activity important to the complete physical
education program Points out the need to introduce this activity in
the primary grades Designed to encourage the elementary grade
teacher to initiate a tumbling program One basic exercise the
forward roll illustrates a progressive method of teaching this
w w Wh sugSesions for developing a unit of class activities
MAMO
TURNING A SPHERE INSIDE OUT
23 minutes 4659 color 1976
The film opens with a discussion of the problem of turning a sphere
inside out by passing the surface through itself withoutmaking any
holes or creases Mathematicians believed that the problem was
insoluble until 1958 when Stephen Smale by complicated mathe
matical inductions proved otherwise However even though the
construction of of a regular homotopy to turn the sphere was
possible in principle no one could visualize it Eventually several
people invented homotopies that would work The one in this film
was developed by Bernard Morin a blind mathematician The
homotopy is illustrated with a sequence of models showing the
crucial stages in the motion The film closes with several different
sequences of advanced computer animation revealing the continu
ous motion of the sphereIFB
TURTLE THE CARE OF A PET
pe 8 minutes 574 color 1962
This film is designed for kindergartenprimary grades By finding
out how an animal lives and what it eats the child learns how to
care for it As the film explores the natural way of a little redeared
turtle the child learns how to care for a turtle pet and gains a better
understanding of how to learn to care for any animal petBFA
TV NEWS BEHIND THE SCENES
jsc 27 minutes 7030 color 1973
A fastpaced documentary on New Yorks ABC Eyewitness News
reveals the tight editorial and technical teamwork responsible for a
local TV news program Reporters are shown interviewing Sha
mus stars Dyan Cannon and Burt Reynolds examining the effects
of an emergency water main break and covering a massive
demonstration on Park Avenue Quickly the stories are processed
edited slotted for broadcastEB
TWO LITTLE RACCOONS
P 10 minutes 517 1951
Two little raccoons tell about their daily life and the trouble they get
Mo They are looking for food in the forest when they notice that
the farmer who lives nearby is leaving They go the house and get
into mischief until the farmers children come back and catch them
The raccoons leave vowing to stay in the woods where they
belongMCGH
TYPESETTING
Js 33 minutes 7903 1969
Explains the process of linecasting with the intertype machine
Presents in minute detail all the intricate movements involved to
provide beginning and advanced students a better understanding of
the graphic arts industry processUEVA
TYPING SKILLSBUILDING SPEED SECOND EDITION
I minutes 1664 color 1966
Shows how typing speed and accuracy can be achieved by
improving ones attitude developing good form conditioning
muscles and improving basic patternsC
TYPING SKILLS DAILY JOB TECHNIQUES
SECOND EDITION
Js 13 minutes 4343 color 1966
Demonstrates ways to increase typing skill such as organizing
one s desk grouping similar jobs and applying proper techniques
in typing envelopes stencils and reportsC
UFOUNRESTRAINED FLYING OBJECTS
js 14 minutes 4614 color 1978
Dramatically illustrates how the use of passenger restraint systems
can help reduce the risk of injury in an automobile accidentGM
UGLY DUCKLING
Pe 11 minutes 1610 color 1953
Based on the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen Uses real
animals to show a mother duck hatching little ducklings one of
which possesses a large body and a dark bill Depicts the experi
ences of this ugly duckling as it is chased from the farmyard by
other animals finds refuge near a marsh and after a winter of
loneliness develops into a beautiful white swan that becomes the
envy of all other birdsC
UGLY DUCKLING
P II minutes 826 1952
Adapted from the classic tale by Hans Christian Andersen Uses
real animals to tell the story of the baby swan who is rejected by a
brood of ducklings because he is different In the spring the ugly
duckling discovers his true identity as a beautiful swan EB
142UN RESTAURANTE MADRILENO SPANISH LANG FILM
ejs 11 minutes 1503 color 1965
Presents a tour of a modern restaurant in Madrid where diners are
served typical Spanish dishes Visits the kitchen to allow the viewer
to observe the preparation of paella the national dish of Spain
Presents a glimpse of farmlands and orchards contributing to
Spains source of foodNVF
UNDER THE LAWTHE HITCHHIKE
js 17 minutes 4726 color 1974
Is a free ride worth the dangers of hitchhiking This film shows
from two viewpoints a hitchhikepickup then explains testimony
and credibility for both sidesWD
UNDER THE LAWTHE PLEA
js 15 minutes 4719 color 1974
Story of a hitandrun driver Illustrates how a person who never
thinks of breaking the law can do so under emotional stressWD
UNDERSEAS MYSTERIES
js 22 minutes 5512
Shows plant life and the habits and behavior of some of the animals
beneath the Mediterranean Sea Includes a variety of marine fauna
and identifies some biological family classifications and character
istics Shows how a plant captures fish for food portrays some of
the preying habits of the animals and pictures the mating and
reproduction of sea horsesATH
UNDERSTANDING
sc 22 minutes 5708 color 1971
Group discussions are presented utilizing several different view
points such as addict exaddict law enforcement and operators of
storefront drug counseling centers The film attempts to make
adults aware of the many problems which lead students to drugs
NIMH
UNDERSTANDING A MAP
e 10 minutes 506 1952
Uses graphic illustrations to diagram the fundamental points
involved in map reading and traces a route for children to follow
from church to home and home to school Describes scales
symbols conversion of aerial photos to maps and relief physical
and political mapsMCGH
UNDERSTANDING FIRE EXPLORING SCIENCE
pe 9 minutes 1882 1956
Uses a fire in an outdoor grill to show the three ingredientsfuel
heat and oxygenneeded to produce a fire Depicts ways that fire
is useful and a few of the means of controlling fire Demonstrates in
a laboratory the necessity of the three ingredients for making
fireC
UNDERSTANDING MATTER AND ENERGY
js 18 minutes 4878 color 1960
Presents a simple explanation of the three forms of matterliquid
solid and gaseousand illustrates the different forms of energy
Uses animation to clarify the molecular action of the three forms of
matter and the effect this action has on the basic appearance of a
substance Concludes with examples of chemical mechanical
heat light electrical radiant and atomic energyIFB
UNE RECETTE DABIDJAN FRENCH LANG FILM
912 11 minutes 2077 color 1974
Foreign Language
Three young people from the Ivory Coast are visiting Pans
Tonight they have invited a German woman an Englishman and a
Frenchman to dine on foutou a typical Ivory Coast dish The
Frenchman presents the movie of Abidjan scenes he made earlier
when he was a teacher there Its views of the city lagoon
coffeeloading at the port the university hotels and palm trees
stimulate talk about people places and resources of the Ivory
CoastEB
UNITED KINGDOM THE ENGLAND AND WALES
ejs 13 minutes 4345 color 1965
Surveys the location topography system of government and
natural resources of England and Wales Stresses the great reliance
that England and Wales have placed on the sea for their livelihood
Emphasizes the need of the two countries for world trade in order to
surviveC
UNITED STATES CONGRESS THE
OF BY AND FOR THE PEOPLE SECOND EDITION
jsc 26 minutes 7036 color 1972
The development of the US congressional system is surveyed
from earliest times to the present To provide continuity and
contemporary interest the film examines the daytoday work of a
Congressman and a Senator Through their numerous activities
staff meetings committee hearings meetings with constituents
briefings with studentsviewers learn of the multitudinous respon
sibilities of these lawmakersEB
UNITED STATES EXPANSION FLORIDA
jsc 14 minutes 4080 1956
Traces the development of Florida beginning with Ponce de
Leons exploration in 1513 and depicts the influences of Spain and
Britain in succeeding years Portrays the spread southward of the
plantation system and its effect upon Florida Depicts the acquisi
tion of Florida by the United States in 1821 and its entrance into the
Union in 1845C
UNITED STATES EXPANSION OVERSEAS 18931917
jsc 15 minutes 4181 1958
Reviews the policies of Presidents Cleveland McKinley and
Theodore Roosevelt regarding United States territorial expansion
overseas Uses dramatizations animated maps historic motion
picture footage and still pictures to summarize chronologically the
factors behind the acquisition of Cuba Puerto Rico the Philip
pines the Virgin Islands the Hawaiian Islands the Panama Canal
Zone and GuamC
UNITED STATES EXPANSION SETTLING THE WEST
18531890
jsc 13 minutes 4255 I960
Explains that in the period of 1853 to 1890 the largest frontier
region of the West was settled Tracing this settlement of the area
which extended westward from Iowa and Missouri to the mountain
ranges of California and Oregon shows how the frontier was
developed by early miners cattle ranchers and later by farmers and
homesteadersC
UNITED STATES EXPANSION TEXAS AND THE FAR
SOUTHWEST
jsc 14 minutes 4081 color 1956
Traces the development of the American Southwest from early
Spanish explorations through important events such as the Texas
Revolution the Mexican War the admission of Texas as a state
and the opening of the Far Southwest to American immigration and
settlementC
UNITED STATES EXPANSION THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE
jsc 13 minutes 4105 1957
Recalls the Louisiana Purchase through scenes depicting the
territorys history in relation to westward expansion Discusses the
background of the territorys purchase its exploration its settle
ment and its importance to the United States Uses reenactments
map animation authentic sites paintings models and narration to
recreate these eventsC
UNITED STATES EXPANSION THE NORTHWEST TER
RITORY
jsc 13 minutes 4180 color 1958
Traces the efforts of Benjamin Tupper Rufus Putnam and Manasseh
Cutler in the exploration of the Ohio country the enactment of the
Northwest Ordinance development of the Ohio Company and
early settlement of the territory Emphasizes the importance of the
principles underlying the Northwest Ordinance as forming a basis
143for the democratic development and eventual union of all the
western landsC
UNITED STATES EXPANSION THE OREGON COUNTRY
jsc 14 minutes 4082 color 1956
Portrays the wealth and promise of the Oregon Country that
attracted traders missionaries and settlers and surveys key events
in the history of the region Includes the Lewis and Clark
expedition the subsequent westward movement the rivalry of
British and American interests the conflict over boundaries which
inspired the slogan 5440 or fight and the eventual acquisition
of the Oregon Territory by the United StatesC
UNITED STATES IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY THE
19321940
js 19 minutes 5511 1967
Tells the story of 20th Century America from the inauguration of
FDR to the eve of World War II Emphasizes important events such
as creation of the Social Security Act and the Tennessee Valley
AuthorityC
UNITED STATES IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY THE
19201932
js 19 minutes 5510 1967
Shows high points of the conservative era of the 20th Century
beginning with Wilsons return from the Versailles Conference and
ending with the Great Depression and new liberalism under the
New DealC
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT THE
GUARDIAN OF THE CONSTITUTION SECOND EDITION
jsc 24 minutes 7046 color 1973
Combining historic and current footage the film highlights the
history and landmark cases of the Supreme Court from its
beginnings in 1789 to the present Three prominent authorities
provide insights into the Courts continuing evolution Judge
Luther Youngdahl member of the Federal Judiciary explains why
the Court is unique in world historyProfessor Gerald Gunther a
leading scholar of the court discusses the power of judicial
reviewand Senator Hubert H Humphrey analyzes the Supreme
Court as protector and guardian of the rights and liberties of the
American PeopleEB
UNTIL I GET CAUGHT
js 27 minutes 7176 color 1980
An outstanding documentary film about the dangers of drinking and
driving as discussed by experts in the United States and Sweden
Film was produced by Cornell University with financial support
from General MotorsGM
UPSDOWNS AMPHETAMINES AND BARBITURATES
jsc 24 minutes 7065 color 1971
Those pills in the medicine cabinet can become destroyers of minds
and bodies This fact grows increasingly apparent as the film
examines the pepyouup amphetamines and the slowyoudown
barbiturates Much of the evidence is given by young people They
tell of being trapped on diet pills pep pills speed barbs How our
pillpopping society fosters abuse of these sometimes useful drugs
how severe a users dependence on them can be and whats
involved in getting free are among the topics exploredEB
USING MAPSMEASURING DISTANCE
ej 11 minutes 1562 1962
Explains how maps facilitate the measurement of distances and
shows how accurate measurements of actual distances are obtained
for use in making maps Discusses the meaning choice and use of
a map scaleEB
USING SCREWS AND NAILS
ejs 11 minutes 556 1953
Identifies the common types of nails and screws used in woodwork
ing Discusses the function and uses of hammers nailsets and
screwdriversMCGH
USING THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD
js 11 minutes 1304 1952
Presents the scientific method in the context of an everyday
problem and shows the steps in the procedure through collection of
information formation of a hypothesis and the experimental
testing of the hypothesis to retesting of the results obtainedC
VALLEY FORGE
ejs 16 minutes 5631 color 1969
Shows through the eyes of a man who was there this decisive
chapter of the Revoluntary War Points out the exhaustion the
weather lack of clothing and other hardships endured Expresses
the hope that other men will be prepared to defend America
whenever liberty is threatenedHA
VALUES UNDERSTANDING OURSELVES
e 9 minutes 2035 color 1970
Three boysRicky Ben and Tedhave an idea about the kind of
person each is and the kind of person he would like to be Although
they like their looks pretty well there are some physical features
they would like to change At school their teacher tells the story of
Aladdins magic lamp On the way home a shining hub cap re
minds them of the fable Suddenly they wonder if the hub cap
could be magic if rubbed and if their wishes would come true
Would they really choose to be someone else if they couldBFA
VANDALISM CRIME OR PRANK
jsc 6 minutes 685 color 1964
Explores the question of whether vandalism is a crime or prank
and whether an adult who witnesses such an act has an obligation to
report the matter to either the police or the boys parentsIFB
VENEZUELA
ejs 16 minutes 5096 color 1967
Contrasts the life of two Venezuelan familiesone wealthy the
other povertystricken Explains how the development of natural
resources has perpetuated this desparity of living standards
MCGH
VERBS RECOGNIZING AND USING THEM
js II minutes 1788 i960
Makes use of animation to illustrate that the finding of a complete
subject and predicate in a sentence is the first step in learning to
recognize verbs Explains that a verb can be recognized through
any of its three distinct functionsa verb indicates what the subject
does what is done to the subject or the state of being of the
subjectC
VERY LOW TEMPERATURES
s 15 minutes 4106 l2
Explores cryogenics the science of very low temperatures even as
low as 2731 centigrade Explains that all known gases can be
liquefied Defines critical pressure critical temperature and Kelvin
ScalesCENCO
VIBRATIONS BASIC PHYSICAL SCIENCE SERIES
ej 13 minutes 5373 1961
Defines and illustrates vibration Then explains and demonstrates
sound as objects vibrating in the air within certain frequencies
Points out that two things are needed to make a vibrationforce
that pulls the vibrating object toward a center position and the
natural tendency for a moving object to keep movingEB
VIKINGS AND THEIR EXPLORATIONS
ej 10 minutes 1836 1958
Points out that sailing from what is now Scandinavia Viking
warriors of the ninth and tenth centuries influenced the history of
many modern day nations Uses costumed dramatizations and
authentic Viking artifacts to trace various aspects of Norse culture
Recreates Viking home life manners and dress and various
explorations culminating in Leif Ericsons discovery of the North
American continent nearly 500 years before the voyage of
ColumbusC
144
VIKINGS THE LIFE AND CONQUESTS
js 17 minutes 5342 I960
Uses maps to depict the extent of Viking exploration commercial
ventures raiding parties and colonization Describes the home life
and duties of men women and children in Viking society
including both occupational and recreational activities Shows the
influence of the Vikings on the peoples of Europe and how their
contacts with these Christian civilizations changed the Viking
characterEB
VILLAGES IN THE SKY
jsc 12 minutes 4107 color 1952
Pictures life high on the tops of three mesas in northern Arizona
where the Hopi Indians have lived for over a thousand years Paths
lead up the sheer cliffs and the lowly burro transports people and
supplies on the trails Shows how Hopi women weave baskets
make pottery and bake in outdoor ovens Includes the symbolic
ritual of the ancient Plaque DanceADP
VINCENT VAN GOGH
jsc 22 minutes 4239 color 1959
Shows a large number of the original works of Van Gogh The
selections are interwoven with fragments of his frequent letters to
his brother Theo Also shows many of the actual locales associated
with Van Gogh such as the Borinage Aries and othersC
VIOLIN THE
ejs 25 minutes 7513 color 1973
The story of a young boy and his encounter with an old wayfarer
musicianLCA
VISITONS LA BELGIQUE FRENCH LANG FILM
912 11 minutes 2076 color 1974
A Flemish boy and a Walloon boy invite two French girls for a tour
of Belgium Their sightseeing includes Rubens house in Antwerp
the costumed stiltfighters at the Namur festival the chateau of
Bouillon the popular MannekenPis fountain and historic Grand
Place of Brussels The travelers talk about the old and new
BelgiumEB
VISIT TO A MAPLE SUGAR FARMSUGARBUSH A
pe 11 minutes 598 color 1975
We join a group of children on a field trip to sugarbush country to
learn how maple syrup is made We follow the progress of the sap
and the preparations of the farmer from winter to spring when the
children arrive to help collect the sugar maple sap We watch as the
sap boils down to maple syrup amid the awakening life of a
Vermont forest in spring and to the accompaniment of an original
musical scoreJ
VISIT TO PICASSO
sc 22 minutes 4534 1956
Presents an interview with Picasso at his studio in Vallauris Shows
the artist through a large sheet of plexiglass painting on it with
white pigments demonstrating the development of his major styles
and his love for materials rather than externalsFL
VISIT WITH FARMER JOE A
pe 122 minutes 4371 color 1975
This film provides children with an insight into the exciting world
of farm animals and farm products Farmer Joe takes us on a tour
which includes a view of squealing pigs a lamb that directs a
chorus and a calf that drinks from a calfeteria The other animals
are similarly introduced and their products demonstratedJ
VISUAL PERCEPTION AND THE FAILURE TO LEARN
t 20 minutes 4451 1967
The film uses the Marianne Frostig Development Test of Visual
Perception to show that the process of perceiving consists of a
number of different abilities each of which may be disturbed
relatively independently of the others and each of which may
affect the childs ability to learn in distinctive waysAIMS
VISUAL PERCEPTION TRAINING IN THE REGULAR
CLASSROOM
te 23 minutes 4625 1970
Filmed in a regular public school classroom the film demonstrates
the integration of training in visual perception with training in
language and with the regular curriculum at the preschool and
early elementary grade levels Such a program helps prevent many
of the difficulties of children with disabilities in visual perception
It also brings the visual perception abilities of normal children to
the optimum level in preparation for academic learning Produced
with Marianne Frostig CenterAIMS
VISUALLYHANDICAPPED CHILD THE THE BLIND
st 30 minutes 7124 1959
Discusses the special problems encountered by the child who is
blind Explains the care and understanding needed for the blind
child to develop and participate in the relationships of life Stresses
the importance of the home and special training in helping the
blind Illustrates the limitations imposed by blindness and materi
als and techniques used in the education of the Wind Uses filmed
sequences to show activities in the home the public school and
special classSU
VIVRE MIEUX DEMAIN FRENCH LANG FILM
sc 10 minutes 310 color 1971
The France of today and the France of tomorrow the advantages
and disadvantages inherent in the industrialization of a traditionally
agricultural society are presented The implications of change are
studied from two points of view what they mean for France in
terms of economic advancement and what they mean for the
individual in terms of personal developmentEB
VOCAL MUSIC
jsc 9 minutes 499 1950
Describes and illustrates the principles of voice production in
music Demonstrates good and bad posture correct breathing
good tone production and good diction Illustrates common faults
such as breathiness tightness throatiness and nasality Depicts the
singers role as a performer as well as his function as an instru
ment and includes several examples of good vocal musicEB
VOICE OF A CHOIR
js 24 minutes 4438 1959
Tells the story of the Bach festival held annually each spring in
Bethlehem Pa and records a performance of the Bach Choir
composed of many members of the communityNF
VOLCANOTHE BIRTH OF A MOUNTAIN
jsc 24 minutes 7100 color
1976
Film footage produced over a fiveyear period documents an
extended Hawaiian volcanic eruption from which in the early
1970s a whole new mountain emerged Dramatic aerial and
groundlevel photography combine to reveal how the scorching
lava flow covered whole forests generated raging tornadoes and
reshaped long segments of coastline during the mountains
creationEB
VOLCANOESEXPLORING THE RESTLESS EARTH
pej 18 minutes 4431 color 1973
Cmlocation photography and animated drawings illustrate volcanic
phenomena in Hawaii Mexico Italy and Iceland The film
distinguishes shield cinder cone and stratovolcano by showing
how each type of volcano is formed and how each erupts Lava
flows are contrasted in scenes showing ropy pahoehoe and rough
blocky aa lava Beforeandafter footage of the 1973 destruction of
Helgafjell on Icelands Heimaey Island vividly documents the
effects of volcanic eruptions on man and his environmentEB
VOLLEYBALL FOR BOYS SECOND EDITION
ejs 14 minutes 4314
1971
Uses actual high school volleyball teams to provide an indepth
study of individual and team skills of the game Emphasizes
through freeze frames and slow motion the proper methods of
serving passing setting up spiking and team coordination C
145VOLUMES OF CUBES PRISMS AND CYLINDERS
js 18 minutes 4884 1961
Defines the volume of a solid and develops the volume formulas for
the prism Vlwh cube V e3 and cylinder Viih
CENCO
VOLUMES OF PYRAMIDS CONES AND SPHERES
js 15 minutes 4885 1961
Animation as well as demonstrations illustrate the interesting
comparisons to be made between the three round bodies of
mathematics the pyramid cone and sphere Practical situations
where formulas are needed are emphasized nosecones rockets
etc Formulas carefully developedCENCO
VOWEL A
pct 13 minutes 5635 color 1971
Deals with the short and long sounds of the letter a emphasizing
the effects of the final e the ai combination and the ay
combination at the end of the word Encourages children to respond
verbally as they participate in exercises using the concepts that have
been explainedJ
VOWEL E
pct 13 minutes 5636 color 1971
Shows the major patterns of letters which give the vowel e its
long and short sounds e followed by only a consonant e
followed by a consonant and final e Also covers ee together
in the middle of a word ee and ea at the end of a word and
e at the end of a word not followed by a consonantJ
VOWEL I
Pct 13 minutes 5637 color 1971
Uses graphic and cinematic arts to deal with the long and short
sounds of the letter i emphasizing the effect of the final e
the ght combination and the final y acting like the letter
VOWEL O
pct 14 minutes 5638 color 1971
Shows the major pattern of letters which give the vowel o its
long and short sounds o followed by a consonant and then a
final e o followed by a consonant only the vowel digraph
oa together Also covers o alone at the end of a word o
followed by w at the end of a word oe at the end of a word
and the ough combinationJ
VOWEL U
Pct 13 minutes 5639 color 1971
Shows the major patterns of letters which give the vowel u its
long and short sounds u followed by a consonant and then a
final e u followed only by a consonant and the vowel
digraph ew either in the middle or at the end of a word Also
covers the vowel digraph oo either in the middle or at the end of
a word and ue at the end of a wordJ
VOWELS AND THEIR SOUNDS
pct 11 minutes 440 color 1971
Deals with children developing auditory discrimination and helping
them discover the short and long vowel sounds Uses more difficult
tasks to lead pupils through the steps of understanding sound letter
associationJ
VOYAGE TO THE ARCTIC
ejs 25 minutes 7179 color 1978
The serenity of the protected Pacific marine highway gives way to
an area of torrential rains and in turn cedes to the region of crushing
icebergs and majestic glaciers In route the land and water environ
ments and the interrelationship of each are closely examinedJ
WALLS AND WINDOWS
jsc 12 minutes 493 color 1973
The problem of communication between parents and teenagers is
explored in a series of vignettes The film calls attention to the
difficulties inherent in all human communication while concentrat
ing on the special barriers inhibiting parents and their children from
openly exchanging ideas and feelingsMEDG
WALT WHITMAN BACKGROUND FOR HIS WORKS
jsc 12 minutes 4111 1957
Presents by drawings and still and liveaction photography
highlights in the life of Walt Whitman as selections from his poems
are presented in the narration Shows how his writings were
influenced by his rural life as a youth his experiences with city life
his observation of pioneer life his trip to New Orleans from New
York and return via Chicago the Civil War and the postCivil War
period Tells how his publication of Leaves of Grass both disgusted
and surprised the conventional critics and points out that although
his works finally became recognized and imitated he never
obtained financial successC
1973
WALTER
1012te 15 minutes 5769 color
Special Education
Walters day begins as he swings his paralyzed legs out of bed and
we begin to get acquainted with a selfsufficient wonderfully
cheerful young man who has been a paraplegic since he was three
He lives alone but has dinner every evening in the warmth of his
adoptive parents home He is a determined student of architecture
at the community college a wheelchair handler of dazzling grace
and the spark plug of his wheelchair basketball teamCHU
WAR OF 1812 THE
ejs 20 minutes 4461 color 1962
Shows the causes and highlights of the War of 1812 illustrating the
origins of such phrases as Old Ironsides and Dont Give Up
the ShipGSA
WAR OF 1812 THE
ej 16 minutes 4412 i960
Shows through the experiences of an American seaman the major
battle areas in the War of 1812 Explains the wars causes strategy
and results and its relationship to the Napoleonic Era and its
longrange effects on United States and Canadian relationships
MCGH
WASHINGTON CITY OF THE WORLD
ej 14 minutes 4206 color 1965
Shows and discusses the significance of Washingtons federal
government buildings monuments and agencies of foreign gov
ernments Calls Washington the center of the worldBFA
WASHINGTON DCCAPITAL CITY USA
js 22 minutes 5445 color 1965
Pictures a tour of some of the historic shrines monuments gardens
and parkways of Washington DC Shows the variety of people
and occupations to be found in Washington Stresses that America
was founded on the belief that man has a right to be free and to
govern himselfEB
WASHINGTON DC STORY OF OUR CAPITAL
ejs 10 minutes 1920 1956
Illustrates the planning and layout of Washington DC by Pierre
LEnfant before the capital was built Shows the resulting scenic
views from important buildings Depicts Washington as the seat of
government and the headquarters for national organizations and
foreign governmental representationC
WASHINGTON IRVING
js 17 minutes 4626 1949
Brings to life significant episodes in the life of Washington Irving
the first American to receive prominent recognition in the world of
literature Traces Irvings early life in New York as a lawyer and
then as a writer Describes his travels and the life abroad
highlighting the incidents on which hinged the writing of his best
known literary worksEB
WASHINGTON IRVINGS SLEEPY HOLLOW
js 6 minutes 806 i960
Retells the Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving set
146
against scenes of a lonely lane in Sleepy Hollow of the Hudson
ValleyP
WATER
ejs 10 minutes 1300 1972
Stresses the importance of water for human consumption and
preservation of life Points out the little known values of water in
industry and the industrial processesAL
WATER
t 12 minutes 672 color 1975
Simple water play is rich with opportunities for an alert teacher to
develop unobstrusively concepts which are essential to reading
mathematics and science The film condenses into 12 minutes
many intense learning experiences children may have with water
MEDG
WATER AND WHAT IT DOES
pe 11 minutes 437 1962
Uses regular photography animation and timelapse photography
to explain the nature and properties of water evaporation and
condensation and the three states of waterEB
WATER COLORS IN ACTION
sct 11 minutes 1145 color 1953
Explains the direct method used by many contemporary water
colorists and demonstrates various techniques used in painting a
landscape Features artist Ralph Rice working with water colors
IFB
WATER CYCLE THE
ejs 11 minutes 4818 color 1980
Tells the story of the endless cycle of water from earth to sky to
earth Reveals in animation how water evaporates into the atmosphere
and then condenses and falls as rain Also describes seepage
formation of the water table movements of ground water and the
circulation of water on the earths surfaceEB
WATER WATER EVERYWHERE
js 9 minutes 1395 1955
Explains the importance of fresh water in human life and points out
the dangers of failing to conserve the water supply Describes the
role of dams irrigation systems reforestation and modern farming
methods in the conservation of waterP
WATER WE DRINK THE
pej 9 minutes 1641 1952
Stresses the importance of developing proper drinking habits
Discusses sources of community water and methods of purifying
itC
WATER WISDOM
pejs 15 minutes 4718 1953
Illustrates through dramatized incidents the results of carelessness
by swimmers and fishermen on inland lakes particularly those
made from the damming of streams and rivers in the Tennessee
ValleyTVA
WATERFALLS
ej 13 minutes 4622
Shows many of the largest and best known waterfalls from all over
the world with their interesting histories and legends Discusses
the importance of waterfalls for the power and electricity they
provide for industry and homePIC
WAVES AND ENERGY BASIC PHYSICAL SCIENCE SE
RIES
ej 11 minutes 130 1961
Uses simple demonstrations to show that sound light and radio
waves have common characteristics they take time to travel from
one place to another they can be reflected they can carry energy
from one place to another and therefore they can transmit
informationEB
WAYS OF SEEING SERIES
John Berger British art critic shows us how to look at painting in
contemporary terms He topples some cherished notions about the
sanctity of the fine arts by linking the images of traditional
European paintings with those of modern advertising This series
provides audiences with a vivid context for viewing painting And
by juxtaposing great works with the visual feast of advertising
Berger shows that people are never very far away from the core of
western artTL
WAYS OF SEEING PART I
sc 25 minutes 7421 color 1974
The camera and printing press have destroyed the uniqueness and
the quietude of painting Now paintings exist everywhere Their
images are manipulated to suit the purposes of publicists and
propagandists And paintings are distorjed and transformed by the
media that transmit them In this light Berger finds ridiculous the
atmosphere of false religiosity cast on painting by his fellow
criticsTL
WAYS OF SEEING PART II
sc 25 minutes 7422 color 1974
Berger looks at women Women look at art Is there a difference in
painting between being nude and naked Do paintings and modem
media celebrate women or do they merely provide stimulation for
the male voyeur Five women comment on how painters and
publicists see women and why this influences how women see
themselvesTL
WAYS OF SEEING PART III
sc 25 minutes 7423 color 1974
Painting and possessions Paintings were and still are among the
most valuable and unique objects we can possess Portraits are at
the pinnacle of material possessions Inversely modern advertising
and painting too portrays objects in a way which makes us desire
to possess themTL
WAYS OF SEEING PART IV
sc 25 minutes 7424 color 1974
Berger merges fine arts with commerce The specific nature of
advertising is related to the tradition of oil painting Paintings are
used in advertising in whole form to add prestige But there are
subtler relationships The images of painting are used to create
atmosphere Poses are imitated Advertising like painting conjures
up dreams makes magical transformation from the ordinary to the
beautiful conjures up idealized life stylesTL
WAYS OF WATER THE
ejs 13 minutes 4434 color 1971
This nonnarrated film follows stages of the water cycle in the
wilderness areas of the Olympic Peninsula in Washington Rivers
of water from thawing snowcapped mountains flow down to the
forests and valleys in a continuous process of precipitation runoff
and evaporation The natural beauty of the area striking photogra
phy and a symphonic musical background combine to stimulate
observation and discoveryEB
WAYS TO FIND OUT
p 10 minutes 978 1957
On a rainy afternoon an eightyearold boy experiences the wet
world about him He can see the clouds smell the damp leaves
hear the patter of the raindrops feel the wetness and even taste the
rain In his home he explores that wonderful world that is revealed
through size and shape roughness and smoothness loudness and
softness through all the special ways that he uses his senses
CHU
WAYS TO LEARN
p 14 minutes 5130 color 1961
Presents situations in which problemsolving skills are developed
and shows different ways of learning Emphasizes observation
through use of five sensesUEVA
147
WE CAME TO AMERICA
ejs 15 minutes 5527 color 1964
Poses the question Who are the Americans Suggests the
contributions to America of a few groups that have contributed
much to the greatness and wealth of this countrySH
WE DISCOVER FRACTIONS SECOND EDITION
p 11 minutes 1165 color 1970
Helps students relate the arithmetic symbols of fractions to their
own experiences Uses a birthday cake cut into eight equivalent
pieces to show how fractional numerals describe the size of parts by
comparing them to the size of the whole Also uses other items to
present various conceptsC
WE DRIVERS
js 23 minutes 5014 color 1976
A high school driver education class learns how to cope with a
number of driving emergenciesGM
WE EXPLORE THE FIELD AND MEADOW
Pe II minutes 1732 color 1961
Follows Wayne and Kathy on a walk in a field and meadow Shows
many of the plants and animals that live there such as wild roses
red clover grasses bees grasshoppers birds rabbits and snakes
and indicates that these living things depend upon one another for
their needsC
WE EXPLORE THE WOODLAND
p 11 minutes 1876 1957
With Grandpa Ken and Pam set out on an exciting exploration of
trees wildflowers small animals colorful birds insects and wild
fruit They learn that the woodland is a kind of home shared by
many different plants and animalsC
WE GET FOOD FROM PLANTS AND ANIMALS
ej 11 minutes 443 color 1960
Shows how two boys acquire information from their grocer about
the sources of their food Pictures food which comes from stems
leaves bulbs fruit and seeds of plants also mentions sources of
meats and seafoods Stresses the interdependency of plants and
animals in our worldMCGH
WE GO TO SCHOOL SECOND EDITION
p 11 minutes 561
1970
Reminds young people that school is a world made especially for
them Shows pupils gaining skills in working with their classmates
their teacher and on their own Encourages viewers to relate
activities in the film to their own school experiencesC
WE MAKE CHOICES
p 10 minutes 2046 color 1969
Shows a variety of occupations and services to emphasize that
productive resources are somewhat limited so we must choose
what will be produced Points out that our choices are made by the
money we spend on goods and services and also through local
state and federal governmentsAB
WE USE THE NUMBER LINE
p 11 minutes 2066 color 1970
Presents an artist animating a number line and showing how it
pictures how many of common objects from everyday life
Shows addition and subtraction problems handled with real objects
then checked out on the number lineC
WEATHER
ejs 10 minutes 1489 1956
Visits behind the scenes of a weather bureau station showing the
variety of instruments at work Follows a weather pilot on a trip
through the stratosphere Demonstrates the importance of ther
mometers wind vanes anemometers hydrographs and the
pluviometerAL
WEATHER FORECASTING
pej 22 minutes 4441 color 1975
Few people realize the vast team effort and complex equipment
involved in compiling the daily weather forecast This filmwhich
would be equally valuable in science curricula and vocational
guidancetraces the development of meteorology from a superstitous
guessing game to a sophisticated and increasingly valuable science
Focusing on the work of a meteorologist in an actual weather
station the film shows how data from satellites reports from
weather stations all over the world and trained aroundtheclock
observations are combined to give the most accurate possible
prediction of a regions weatherEB
WEATHER UNDERSTANDING PRECIPITATION
ej 11 minutes 1731 color 1962
Explains relative humidity dew point and why various kinds of
precipitation occur Also shows distinguishing characteristics of
basic cloud types classifying them according to how they are
formed and their altitudeC
WEATHER UNDERSTANDING STORMS
ej 11 minutes 1730 1962
Uses photography of actual clouds animation and newsreel
footage to show how storms are created Explains the basic storm
elements of temperature pressure and moisture Illustrates how a
storm cloud develops Explains tornadoes hurricanes dust storms
and blizzards Shows how meteorologists use radar and satellites to
learn more about stormsC
WEATHER WHY IT CHANGES
ej 11 minutes 1729 1958
Explains how and why weather changes Locates the air masses
which govern major weather changes in North America and shows
what happens when these masses interact forming cold fronts
warm fronts and occluded frontsC
WEAVER OF THE WEST
ejs 14 minutes 4069 color 1954
Shows the country in which the Navajos live their chief occupation
of sheep raising and the steps in the process of making Navajo rugs
from the shearing of sheep to the selling of the finished product at a
trading post Depicts the various steps including washing and
drying the wool carding and spinning it into yam and dyeing and
weaving Shows numerous examples of rug designsADP
WEAVING WITH LOOMS YOU CAN MAKE
512 16 minutes 5760 color 1974
Art Education
Simple homemade looms can be used to produce useful attractive
and creative examples of the art of weaving A piece of cardboard
is the basis for an open pouchbag Corrugated cardboard cut to
shape in curves serves as loom for a woven collar Backstrap and
frame looms are simple to make Principles of weaving are
demonstrated and the terms warp weft shed heddle and shuttle
are explainedACI
WEIGHING TECHNIQUES
st 8 minutes 670 color 1961
Shows how to use basic laboratory weighing equipment Illustrates
the hand scale the simplest type of balance the double pan single
beam and triple beam balances and the analytical balanceTH
WEIRD NUMBER RATIONAL NUMBERS
P 13 minutes 5633 color 1970
Uses a copsandrobbers adventure story to introduce second and
third grade students to rational numbersX
WELL SHOW YOU WHAT WERE GONNA DC
ART WITH MULTIPLYHANDICAPPED BLIND CHILDREN
te 30 minutes 7101 color 1974
Through imagery and sound including the childrens voices this
film shows an exploratory art program with 18 blind partially
sighted and additionally handicapped children We see how they
exceed adult expectations about their capacities develop individual
rhythms styles and media preferences stimulate each other and
express personal feelings in and about their art We see too how
an adult can help a child to grow in independence mastery of
materials and articulation of ideas and emotionsACI
148WESTWARD GROWTH OF OUR NATION 18031853
ej 11 minutes 1804 color 1959
Tells the story of the half century from 1803 to 1853 when the
United States extended its territory from the Mississippi to the
Pacific Includes the struggles and conflicts the treaties signed
and the brave pioneers who explored and settled the West Also
shows how the various regionsthe Louisiana Territory Texas
and the great Southwest and the Oregon countrybecame a part of
the United StatesC
WESTWARD MOVEMENT PART I SETTLERS
OF THE OLD NORTHWEST TERRITORY
ejs 15 minutes 4823 color 1962
Describes the colonization of the old Northwest Territory during
the postRevolutionary War period Explains the political and
economic effects of the Northwest Ordinance on the movement
shows the development of commerce and transportation in the
territory and dramatizes typical events in the lives of the settlers
clearing land raising crops building homes and dealing with
hostile IndiansEB
WESTWARD MOVEMENT PART II SETTLEMENT
OF THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
ejs 16 minutes 5386 color 1962
Traces the settlement of the Mississippi Valley during the early
1800s including scenes of everyday life in a farming community
the adventurous life of the flatboatmen and tradesmen and craftsmen
at workEB
WESTWARD MOVEMENT PART III THE SETTLING
OF THE GREAT PLAINS
ejs 17 minutes 4830 color 1963
Still photographs painting documents animation and regular
photography are used to show the settling of the Great Plains
Examines the geographic and cultural factors that hampered per
manent settlement of the plains and shows how they were
overcome Points out that todays residents still have to cope with a
scarcity of water drought conditions dust storms and extremes of
weatherEB
WESTWARD MOVEMENT PART IV TEXAS AND
THE MEXICAN WAR
ejs 18 minutes 4124 color 1967
Reviews the causes of the Texas settlers revolt which led to
independence for Texas ties the annexation of Texas to issues of
slavery and territorial expansion Points out that the US paid the
price of illwill in Latin America and political crises at home by
winning the war with MexicoEB
WESTWARD MOVEMENT PART V THE GOLD RUSH
ejs 24 minutes 7555 color 1965
Relates how the discovery of a few glittering particles of metal at
Sutters Mill changed the history of California and the nation
Shows the nation in the grip of gold fever and dramatizes the
hopes and heartbreaks of the gold rushEB
WHALES CAN THEY BE SAVED
ejs 24 minutes 8131 color 1976
Examines the behavior of many types of whales and explains how
whales can be trained to perform Film shows how modern
technology has brought whales close to extinction and explains the
steps people must take to save themEB
WHAT ARE LETTERS FOR INITIAL CONSONANTS
pe 11 i minutes 641 color 1973
This film opens with the ABC song and a brief answer to the
question what are letters for Then for each consonant
children see the letter and pictures that vividly represent a word
with the letter in an initial position They see and hear the related
words and can read and say them with the narratorBFA
WHAT ARE LETTERS FOR VOWELS
pe 11i minutes 659 color 1973
This film opens with the ABC song and a brief answer to the
question what are letters for Then for each short and long
sound of the vowels children see the letter and pictures that vividly
represent a word with the letter in an initial position They see and
hear the related words and can read and say them with the
narratorBFA
WHAT ARE STARS MADE OF
js 16 minutes 4927 color 1960
Explores the work of the astronomer Shows activities at the Mt
Wilson and Palomar observatories At Palomar the 200inch Hale
telescope is shown being used to make photographs and spectrographs
these photographic records are then analyzed Says that through the
investigation of the chemical composition of stars in a single distant
cluster the scientists collect evidence that will open doors to new
and more challenging questions1FB
WHAT ARE THINGS MADE OF
ej 11 minutes 1764 I960
Pictures all things as being composed of matter Uses simple
demonstrations and animation to define matter and to show the
states of matter and the means of producing chemical and physical
changes in matter Defines matter as anything having weight and
occupying space and demonstrates that solids liquids and gases
meet these criteria Presents chemical changes as evidenced in the
combining of sulfur and iron and the liberation of oxygen from
mercuric oxide Physical changes are illustrated in the freezing of
water and the melting of ice The differences between elements and
compounds are highlightedC
WHAT CAUSES THE SEASONS
ej 11 minutes 504 1952
Uses animation and models to explain the cause of the earths
changing seasons in relation to the inclination of the earths axis
and the factors associated with itMCGH
WHAT COLOR ARE YOU
ej 15 minutes 5529 color 1967
Uses the adventures of three boys each representing one of the
three main races as the vehicle for answering the question why
do 1 have this color skin and not another Introduces the concepts
of varying amounts of pigmentation and emphasizes biological role
of genes and chromosomes Explains the function of mutations and
survival of favored strains in producing differing coloration Notes
that in spite of differences all races have a common ancestorEB
WHAT DO WE SEE IN THE SKY
p 10 minutes 1834 1957
Depicts Freddy drawing pictures of things he sees in the sky and
learning about the sun moon planets and constellations from his
father Shows how Freddys father explains sizes and distances by
using a ball a marble and a distant water tower Presents closeups
of the moons surface and explains the phases of the moon Points
out the Milky Way Big Dipper and a bright object in the sky
which Freddys father identifies as a planetC
WHAT DO YOU THINK
cte 34 minutes 7102 color 1971
This film shows a demonstration of the three major stages of
cognitive development in children from four to eleven Dr David
Elkind leads a discussion with six children in which they reveal
some of their concepts about the physical moral and religious
worlds A narrator shows how these concepts exemplify the
different stages of mental growth The film is in three parts
providing an opportunity to stop at the end of each section for
discussionACI
WHAT DO YOU THINK
ej 15 minutes 4843 color 1974
Introduces and examines the question of how people decide on a
career Career choice is presented as a developmental process a
continuous series of decisions about ones self and what one wants
to be An important underlying theme in the film is that each person
is presented with choices which give him or her some control in
shaping the futureEB
149
WHAT ECOLOGISTS DO
jsc 15 minutes 4223 color 1971
This film depicts the role of the ecologist in the field the
laboratory and in an urban society Methods and materials used by
ecologists are explained and the importance of their work is
discussedGDNR
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT SERIES
The imaginations of primaryaged children are stimulated with tales
of mystery ghosts and adventure See alphabetical listing of each
title for descriptionEB
CROSSTOWN ADVENTURE
FOLLOW MR WILLOUGHBY
HAUNTED HOUSE THE
HOUSE THAT WASNT THERE THE
MYSTERY MAP
WHAT IS A BIRD
SC 15 minutes 5397 color 1962
Describes the evolutionary relationship between birds and reptiles
Shows the body structure of birds and explains how their structural
characteristics help them adapt to different environments Illus
trates various patterns of behaviorEB
WHAT IS A COMMUNITY
pe 17 minutes 4511 color 1971
Presents a visual definition of two concepts a community is a
group of people people live and work together to get the things
they need Shows big and little city functions so that the viewers
will be able to list and identify community needs functions
differences and similarities and apply to their communities what
they have learnedEB
WHAT IS A FISH
sc 22 minutes 5405 1963
Explains the phylogenetic relationships of the three classes of fish
alive today examines some of the structural and behavioral
characteristics of the most predominant group of fishesthe ray
finsand considers possible reasons for their biological success
shows how reproduction occurs in fishes and follows the develop
ment of a typical fish egg from fertilization to hatching Underwa
ter and timelapse photography and photomicrography are usedEB
WHAT IS A MAMMAL
sc 14 minutes 5407 1962
Shows the basic behavioral and structural characteristics of mam
mals compares them with reptiles and illustrates that mammals
have successfully adapted to a wide variety of niches A laboratory
scene shows temperature reactions of a reptile and a mammal in
very cold and very hot environments Closeups reveal the beating
heart birth of a calf early development of a young opossum in its
mothers pouch etcEB
WHAT IS A PAINTING
sct 22 minutes 4100 color 1962
John Canaday Art Editor of the New York Times compares the
similar and dissimilar qualities of several paintings in order to
arrive at a definition of a painting He then discusses many well
known examples of both representational and abstract paintings
Uses nontechnical language splitscreen comparisons superimposed
lines closeups of details and brush workMM
WHAT IS A REPTILE
s 18 minutes 5354 color 1961
Illustrates representative kinds of the four orders of reptiles and
describes their physical characteristics reproductive processes and
evolutionary development Discusses reasons for the reptiles
successful evolution and survivalthe evolution of the land egg
the waterproof skin and the improved limbsEB
WHAT IS AN AMPHIBIAN
sc 10 minutes 392 1962
Through fossil skeletons animated drawings and live photography
the evolutionary development of amphibians is traced Develop
ment from egg to maturity is illustrated with live photography and
we see the structure and functions of the typical amphibian
bodyEB
WHAT IS ART
Pe 6 minutes 836 color 1954
Introduces the elements of artcolor line form light and dark
and textureand analyzes briefly the nature and function of
eachEB
WHAT IS ECOLOGY SECOND EDITION
ejs 21 minutes 4720 color 1977
Outstanding photography of natural life helps to define and
illustrate basic terms in the science of ecology The film develops
an understanding of what an ecosystem is generally as well as
featuring specific ecosystems forest desert urban setting tide
pool farm The film explores the ways in which plant and animal
species are related to each other with a final focus on how human
activitity presents a constant danger to ecological balance One
unique sequence shows pest control by natural predators in an apple
orchardEB
WHAT IS ELECTRIC CURRENT BASIC PHYSICAL SCI
ENCE SERIES
ej 13 minutes 5375 1961
Compares electric current to water flowing through a pipe and
demonstrates the behavior of electric current Points out that all
materials are electrically charged and that batteries and generators
act as pumps to make electric charges flowEB
WHAT IS SCIENCE SECOND EDITION
ej 10 minutes 469 color 1956
Views science as a product of the mind beginning with curiosity
Illustrates the scientific method from making assumptions and
forming the hypothesis to researching which involvescontrolled
tests and observations and finally the conclusions Points out that
assumptions made prior to the experiment should be checked
outC
WHAT IS SPACE BASIC PHYSICAL SCIENCE SERIES
ej 11 minutes 355 1961
Uses simple demonstrations to show that there is space everywhere
that earth is completely occupied not empty Light heat and radio
signals are examples given Also demonstrates that objects which
appear to be solid also include space Suggests the tremendous
extent of outer space and defines a light yearEB
WHAT IT MEANS TO BE AN AMERICAN
ej 22 minutes 4380 color 1952
Depicts two families with children of different ages and illustrates
how they meet some of their problems from childhood through high
school The children make good and bad decisions Accents
American educational opportunities chances of getting ahead and
possibilities of serving and being a part of ones communityF
WHAT MAKES CLOUDS
ej 19 minutes 5330 color 1965
Notes that fog and clouds are composed of droplets of water
Conducts an experiment with condensation producing fog in a
bottle and concludes with an investigation of how condensation
occurs in natureEB
WHAT MAKES RAIN
pejs 22 minutes 4444 color 1975
The phenomenon of rain still holds mysterieseven for scientists
Through a blend of animation and live action students learn to
view clouds as physicists do massed drops of moisture clinging to
minute solid particles From there simple logical steps reveal what
makes the moisture fall as rain as well as other related forms of
precipitation and how industrial pollution is increasingly affecting
our weatherEB
WHAT MAKES THE WIND BLOW
ejs 16 minutes 5331 color 1965
Conducts a stepbystep search for the cause of a typical onshore
sea breeze at the beach Possible explanations are first tried out in
150laboratory models then actually doublechecked in a nature situa
tion Pressure differences are found to be associated with the
normal daytime air movement Principles established are then used
to find the actual cause for a violent wind storm that blows
offshore at the beach Also explains larger and stronger air
movementsEB
WHAT MAKES WEATHER SECOND EDITION
ej 14 minutes 4753 color 1981
Vivid satellite footage helpful animation live action and time
lapse photography show the working forces hat produce weather
The film graphically examines the movement of winds and air
masses caused by the uneven heating of the earths surface the
influence of water and land on air masses and shows some of the
visual clues to weather changeEBE
WHAT NO FRICTION
e 10 minutes 933 color 1970
Opens with an imaginary excursion into a world where friction does
not exist Encourages discussion by stopping projector and asking
the class to decide what caused the strange things to happen
Resumes with the amusing saga of two boys trying to move a heavy
crate by various means each involving a lessening of friction
CHU
WHAT PLANTS NEED FOR GROWTH
p 11 minutes 320 color 1959
Uses timelapse and closeup photography to present the marvels of
plant growth Presents simple laboratory experiments to illustrate
the basic needs of plantsfor water light minerals air and
warmthand to show how plants react to favorable and unfavor
able conditions Encourages the film audience to set up similar
experiments and to care for plants of their ownEB
WHAT THE FROST DOES
p 10 minutes 1612 1953
Shows a young farm boy observing some of the signs of a coming
frostthe activities of a squirrel a caterpillar and migratory
birdsand tending in the meantime to a growing pumpkin which
he plans to make into a jackolantern Shows him sometime later
examining the effects of the frost on the flowers and vegetables
Concludes by showing his lighted jackolantern in the windowC
WHAT TIME IS IT SECOND EDITION
p 11 minutes 1280 color 1972
Animation is used to make us aware of clocks and time The film
tells about the 24 hour day how the short hand and the long hand
tell us about hours and minutes how to tell time by the quarter hour
and half hour and how to count the minutes by twoC
WHAT TIME IS IT IN TOKYO
ej 14 minutes 4574 color 1972
Two boys are building rocket models at home when one of them
turns on the television As they watch a live program being relayed
by satellite from Tokyo Japan they become aware of the differ
ence in time From this point using the principles of the earths
rotation and its position in relationship to the sun the film develops
a stepbystep logical understanding of why there are time differ
ences around the world and how man has worked out ways of
coping with themJ
WHAT TIME IS THE NEXT SWAN
ejs 8 minutes 674 color 1975
A behindthescenes look at the conductor Sarah Caldwell at work
with her Opera Company in Boston The company rehearsals are
shown and Ms Caldwell discusses the work involved in preparing
an opera for performance This film provides a rare opportunity to
see all the planning and preparation which go into those seemingly
effortless and beautiful productionsPHOENIX
WHATCHA GONNA DO SERIES
Nine fullcolor films plus a TeacherTraining film help students at
the middle and junior high school levels choose and sample a
career See alphabetical listing of each title for descriptionEB
BECAUSE ITS JUST ME
GETTING READY
GOING BACK
THE MOST IMPORTANT THING
PARTNERS
TEACHERTRAINING FILM LETS GET TO WORK
A TIME OF CHANGE
TRY OUT
WHAT DO YOU THINK
WHATS THE LIMIT
WHATEVER THE WEATHER
p 11 minutes 804 color 1967
Introduces basic weather experiences and facts through photogra
phy poetic narration and background music Designed to stimu
late language arts and rhythmic activities while teaching weather
factsEB
WHATS ALIVE
e 11 minutes 589 color 1961
What makes living things different from nonliving things As we
examine some of the activities of living thingssuch as movement
reproduction and response to the environmentwe see that al
though some nonliving things perform a few of these activities
only living creatures perform all of these activitiesBFA
WHATS IN A STORY REVISED EDITION
js 14 minutes 4755 color 1978
This film uses the fable of the Milkmaid and Her Pail and James
Thurbers The Unicorn in the Garden to investigate what a story
may tell usBFA
WHATS INSIDE THE EARTH
ej 15 minutes 4886
1959
Summarizes the various ways that man has learned about the
interior of the earth Describes what is revealed about the earths
interior by ditches mine shafts oil wells volcanoes and seismo
graph records Diagrammatically shows and describes the layers of
the earth and their principal characteristics Shows a volcanic
eruption and explains its probable cause Illustrates through anima
tion what happens during an earthquakeBFA
WHATS SO IMPORTANT ABOUT A WHEEL
SECOND EDITION
p 10 minutes 768 color 1972
This film examines the many different varieties of wheels in use in
our society It traces the history of the wheel and its development
from a simple wooden cart to the modern automobile and jet
aircraft It visits people of different countries and land surfaces to
determine why some societies never developed the potential of
wheels and explores the many ways in which wheels affect our
livesJ
WHATS THE LIMIT
ej 15 minutes 4859 color 1974
All of us have limitations and part of growing up is accepting and
learning to deal with them In this film the students will observe
two individuals who did not become what they had wanted to be
However they have overcome disappointment and are happy in
other occupations better suited to their abilitiesEB
WHATS UNDER THE OCEAN
ejs 14 minutes 4909
1960
Uses animation models and liveaction photography to picture the
methods used by man to explore the ocean depths summarizes the
basic information which has been gained Contrasts exploration of
the ocean by diving by using the bathyscape by sampling the
ocean floor and by electronic soundings Touches upon a few of
the plants and animals found in the ocean explains the effects of
depth on types of marine life and shows the topography of the floor
of the Atlantic and Pacific oceansBFA
151WHATS YOUR AUTHORITY
ej 11 minutes 637 color 1972
Two episodes examine the nature of authority and prepare the child
to cope with the authorities he will encounter at home at school
and in society Where Does the Buck Stop concerns a team
captain who must choose between breaking his promise to let an
inferior player pitch the last game or keeping his word and risk
losing the championship Come Straight Home shows a girl
caught between two conflicting authorities her mother who has
told her to come home immediately after school and her teacher
who is keeping her after school as punishmentEB
WHERE DO OUR LETTERS GO
pe 11 minutes 1918 1956
Tells how Jerrys mother and sister plan a birthday party for him
and mail invitations to his friends Shows how the invitations are
prepared for mailing handled at the post office and how they are
deliveredC
WHERE DOES OUR MEAT COME FROM
pe 11 minutes 1763 1960
Visiting Uncle Phils feeder farm Wes and Emily want to know
where meat comes from Uncle Phil explains that the story of meat
starts in the western range country and is continued on the
cornbelt feeder farms Shows the livestock going from there to the
stockyards and packing plants The processed meat is then taken by
refrigerated railway cars to local markets where it is purchased and
taken home by the consumerC
WHERES YOUR LOYALTY
512 11 minutes 2078 color 1972
General Interest
These vignettes involving dilemmas of loyalty aid children in
formulating and examining their codes of living In The Missing
Pills a girl discovers stolen pills in her brothers room and must
decide whether to report him or risk letting her father a pharmacist
responsible for the pills lose his job In Gang Fight a boy must
choose between being loyal to his gang or to his school by trying to
stop a fight Firm answers are not givenEB
WHIPLASH
sct 16 minutes 4851 color 1968
Presents detailed studies of rearend collisions at speeds up to
fiftyfive miles per hour Shows how to minimize whiplash injury
and avoid rearend collisions by employing safety measures and
safe driving practicesCCA
WHITE HOUSE PAST AND PRESENT
ejs 13 minutes 4273 color 1960
Uses live action photography and illustrations from various publica
tions of periods of history to outline the history of the White House
from the acceptance of the original plan in 1790 to the expanded
and remodeled executive mansion of I960 Mentions some of its
occupants from John Adams to Dwight Eisenhower and the
changes they have made Features the public rooms on the first
floor their furnishings and the offices seldom seen by the general
publicC
WHITE SPLENDOR
ejs 11 minutes 2012 color 1953
Describes the problem of survival facing the egret and other herons
in this country Uses closeup and slowmotion photography when
showing the herons gathering food and feeding the young Reveals
how herons became almost extinct when their plumes were fashionable
used in womens headdresses Maintains that herons are now
protected by law and that their future rests upon mans determina
tion to conserve the speciesPIC
WHO ARE THE PEOPLE OF AMERICA
ejs 11 minutes 1579 1953
Explains that Americans are people of many races religions and
nationalities who have fought together plowed the land built
cities and established in America a democratic form of government
under which there are opportunities for employment freedom of
speech and an abundance of food for allC
WHO MAKES WORDS
ej 10 minutes 514 1948
Points out that knowledge of word derivation is a vital language
tool not a mere academic exercise In searching for a new word a
class is led to an investigation of the source of other words and
discovers that some words are borrowed some are invented and
some come through changes in spelling and meaningC
WHO NEEDS RULES
ej 11 minutes 301 color 1972
Two episodes follow an opening montage ranging from the simple
everyday rules of getting along to more complex rules of federal
law The Shaggy Puppy Story presents the dilemma of whether
or not two children should keep a stray dog in an apartment house
that prohibits pets In the second sequence a boy involved in a
playground row is torn between the school rule against fighting and
his fathers order to defend himselfEB
WHO NEEDS YOU
ej 11 minutes 341 color 1971
Tells the story of Rudy from a MexicanAmerican background
who is manually unskilled and cannot put his ideas in effect when
building a clubhouse with his friends Shows him wandering
dejectedly through town and seeking advice from an architect
friend who assists with the clubhouse plans Points out that when
they see his name on the plans Rudys friends accept himCCA
WHY DO WE STILL HAVE MOUNTAINS
ejs 20 minutes 5517 color 1964
Considers the seeming paradox that erosion should long ago have
carried away all the land above sea level down into the oceans
Explores several methods by which mountains are formed and
examines the evidence associated with the uplift of the earths
crustEB
WHY DROWN
jsct 25 minutes 7954 color
Demonstrates a simple five step procedure which everyone can use
to stay afloat and alive Uses underwater cameras to illustrate
clearly the discarding of heavy shoes and clothing then adapting
some of this same clothing to help stay afloatASF
WHY 55
sc 13 minutes 4443 color 1979
If all Americans complied with the 55 mph law about 57 billion
gallons of fuel per year could be saved reducing our dependence
on foreign oil sources and saving billions of dollars at the pump
Further statistics have shown that highway fatalities have dropped
dramatically since the adoption of 55NFVC
WHY MAN CREATES
sc 25 minutes 7292 color 1970
A series of explorations episodes and comments on creativity by a
master of conceptual design Saul BassPFP
WHY PUNCTUATE
ej 10 minutes 614 1948
Stresses the importance of good punctuation in everyday business
and social life and summarizes the basic rules for using the most
important punctuation marksMCGH
WHY STUDY BIOLOGY
js 14 minutes 5013
Dr Wooford Baker of Emory University gives a brief resume of
reasons for studying biology Stresses the interesting aspects of the
science as well as the scientific ones Presents a variety of
illustrations to help create an interest in the study of biology among
students at almost any levelFWP
WHY WE RESPECT THE LAW
js 14 minutes 4027 1950
Points out that law is one of the essential elements of our
democracy and that it must be respected to be effective Drama
tizes the need for both social and individual respect for lawC
152
WIDE WIDE SEA BACKGROUND FOR READING AND
EXPRESSION
p 11 minutes 1833 1958
Presents sixyearold Sally and eightyearold Tom as they visit the
seashore and learn about things found there such as driftwood
lighthouses boats seagulls busy harbors and bell markers Uses
an imaginary process to take them to foreign lands where the
appearance of the seashore is different and busy harbors are found
Shows life beneath the sea where many kinds of fishes are found
Relates some of the childrens experiences to poetry about the
seaC
WILD ANIMAL FAMILIES
p 11 minutes 951 color 1957
Shows habits and behavior of seven animal familiesthe bison
pronghorn antelope prairie dog bear porcupine elk and Canada
goose Illustrates characteristics peculiar to the various animal
families and explains how some of them got their names Presents
several animals in their natural settings and typical behavior
Concludes by picturing each of the families again and pointing out
that they can be seen on the prairie in the forest or mountains
nearby and in the zooBFA
WILDLIFE REFUGE
jS 14 minutes 4974 color 1961
Emphasizes the importance of maintaining refuges for wild fowl to
keep wild birds healthy and on the increase Shows things that the
management does at one of the largest of the national wildlife
refuges to provide safe stopping places food water and treatment
of migrating ducks geese and numerous other species that are
shown in nesting areas and on the ponds in spring and fallPDP
WILLIAM PENN AND THE QUAKERS
ej 11 minutes 1801 color 1959
Tells the story of William Penn and the background from which
the settlement and growth of the Pennsylvania colony developed
Follows Penns life and highlights his efforts to establish and
administer the Pennsylvania colony Explains his principles of
government and the relations of the Society of Friends with other
religious groups and the Indians Depicts the early growth of
Philadelphia and the contributions of the Quakers to the ideals of
the American way of lifeC
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
jsc 28 minutes 7472 1955
Recreates the life and times of William Shakespeare Supplements
the sparse recorded history of his early years with dramatized
presentations that picture the gradual emergence of a youth into a
literary genius who captures the ears of all London Portrays the
character of his married life and includes numerous famous
passages and scenes from his plays Depicts the years of his
association with the company of Richard Burbage and his work at
the Globe TheaterEB
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE BACKGROUND
FOR HIS WORKS
jsc 13 minutes 4024 1951
Studies the life of Shakespeare by visiting such historic spots as
Kenilworth Castle StratfordonAvon Anne Hathaways Cottage
The George Inn the Tower of London Windsor Castle the county
of Warwick the Dover cliffs and a heath Presents very brief
episodes from five of his best known plays and discusses the
functional structure of the Globe Theater Points out the genius
reflected by his understanding of the eternal human passions that
characterize his created world of people and link yesterday with
todayC
WILLIAM TELL
ej 11 minutes 1762 1960
Depicts through animation the legend of William Tells refusal to
bow down to the tyrant Gesslers cap As a punishment he is
commanded to shoot an apple from his sons head Stresses the
importance of Tells resistance to one who would destroy individ
ual freedom and moralizes by stating Tyrants must back down
before men who refuse to bow downC
WILLIAM TELL
jsc 22 minutes 4141 1948
Presents an abbreviated version of the opera William Tell by
Rossini preserving the dramatic continuity and containing all the
important musical passages Filmed on the stage of the Rome
Opera House The course of action is explained by Olin Downes
music critic who serves as narratorOF
WILLIAMSBURG RESTORED
sc 29 minutes 7039 color 1951
Portrays life in Williamsburg Virginia when it was the colonial
capital Shows how the original city fallen into decay through
neglect was restored through the efforts of John D Rockefeller Jr
Pictures in detail the research and reconstruction activities Em
ploys animation to show layouts and transformationsCWF
WILLIAMSBURG THE STORY OF a PATRIOT
js 36 minutes 9025 color 1959
Portrays the experiences of a fictional but typical Virginia planter
John Frye as he meets and reacts to such influential fellow
members of the House of Burgesses as Patrick Henry George
Washington Thomas Jefferson John Randolph and others during
the controversial times immediately preceding the Revolution
Shows the inner conflicts that John Frye shares with others who
must weigh their American patriotism against their faithfulness to
the crown Major factors that alienated the colonies from British
rule are recountedCWF
WILSONS FIGHT FOR PEACE
jsc 28 minutes 7165
1961
Tells the story of Woodrow Wilsons trip to Europe to try to
negotiate a just peace after World War I and his losing fight for the
League of NationsMCGH
WIND AND WHAT IT DOES
pe 11 minutes 438 1963
Uses animation and photography to illustrate the causes behavior
and effects of wind Points out the importance of being able to
forecast winds accuratelyEB
WIND AT WORK
e 10 minutes 803 color 1960
Explains atmospheric conditions that cause winds as well as the
useful and destructive powers of the wind A number of simple
experiments are used to explain the effects of cold and warm air and
the relation of these changes to changes in the winds Effects of the
wind are related to airplane and kite flights sailing boats sowing
seeds and weather conditionsPDP
WINDS AND THEIR CAUSES SECOND EDITION
ej 11 minutes 562 color 1967
Uses a glider soaring over the countryside to provide vivid evidence
of moving air currents Demonstrations show that winds are created
by unequal heating of air Shows how local winds are caused by
lakes and other features and how global winds are generated by the
suns heating effects modified by the earths rotation and by
interaction with other windsC
WINKIE THE MERRYGOROUND HORSE
d 10 minutes 1917 color
1955
Tells the stofy of Danny and his imagined adventures with Winkie
his favorite merrygoround horse Danny imagines he is riding in
the country where he meets a cowboy sees a locomotive of the Old
West days passes a stagecoach and makes an important mail
delivery for an injured ponyexpress rider Depicts Danny reviewing
the adventures he has hadall made possible by WinkieC
WINSTON CHURCHILL
s 5 minutes 802
Includes sequences from early motion pictures to review Winston
Churchills long and memorable career Concludes with views of
the eve of his retirement when Queen Elizabeth went to 10
Downing Street for a farewell dinnerP
153WINTER IS AN ADVENTURE
pe 10 minutes 1444 1954
Follows Scotty as he observes the changes in nature and adaptations
of animals to winterC
WINTER ON AN INDIAN RESERVATION
e 11 minutes 671 color 1973
The woodland Indians of North America are seen and heard in this
nonnarrative film during the winter on their forest reservation
Depicted are the life of the Indian adults and children their ways of
earning a living family life schooling recreation roles of family
members and dressAT
WINTER STORM
812 14 minutes 5786 color 1975
Illustrates the many dangers of winter storms using the short story
by Jack London TO BUILD A FIRE as a vehicle for showing
the depths of tragic circumstances possible during winter storms
DCPA
WISE USE OF CREDIT
js 11 minutes 800 i960
Serves to acquaint students with the advantages and disadvantages
of consumer credit Discusses types of consumer credit cost of
credit and the amount of credit a family can affordJS
WITHIN THIS EARTH
ejs 12 minutes 202 color
This film offers Georgia educators an exciting opportunity to
convey two major themes to school age children1 People of this
nation depend on minerals for the way they live and 2 That
mining is being conducted in a reasonable mannerAMC
WOMEN AT WORK CHANGE CHOICE CHALLENGE
s 19 minutes 6184 color 1977
A dialogue with seven women expressed in counterpoint with
actual onthejob scenes reveals their attitudes about work training
and their personal roles Oil worker nurse jockey locomotive
engineer surgeon judge and candidate for Congress all have
strong reasons for their career choices and different views of their
workfamilycommunity relationshipsEB
WONDER OF OUR BODY
e 14 minutes 4804 color 1958
Uncle Bob uses a camera to introduce Dick and Jackie to the human
eye the ear the bodys chemical plant the heart bone structure
the vocal cords and the nervous system Uncle Bob points out the
responsibility everyone has to take care of his bodyMIS
WONDER OF WATER
ej 15 minutes 4803 color 1958
Shows Uncle Bob solving the mystery of H20 for his young
friends He uses electrolysis equipment to separate water into
hydrogen and oxygen Explains molecules and the nature of gases
Discusses the water cycle evaporation and condensationMIS
WONDERS IN A COUNTRY STREAM
pe 11 minutes 1133 950
Shows a boy and a girl as they play along a country stream and
observe a baby snapping turtle a baby frog a salamander a caddis
fly a damsel fly and other common fauna in and near the
streamCHU
WONDERS IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD
Pe 11 minutes 1134 1948
Shows a young boy and girl observing some of the common forms
of animal life which can be found in the grass of an average urban
yard Includes closeups of an earthworm a house spider and its
egg sacs a millipede a sow bug a pill bug a snail and discusses
some of the characteristics of eachCHU
WONDERS OF PLANT GROWTH
Pe 10 minutes 1132 1953
Portrays the nature of growth in plants Shows Joan explaining to
her brother the parts of the lima bean seed and uses timelapse
photography to show a bean growing between a blotter and the side
of a partially filled drinking glass Explains and illustrates how
growth can start from seeds stems roots or leavesCHU
WOOD BENDING A NEW TWIST
sc 13 minutes 5596 color 1969
Discusses the bending of wood using anhydrous ammonia a new
process developed at the State University of New York Contrasts
the previous methods of bending wood by boiling in water
steaming and making saw cuts with the new advantages of
anhydrous ammonia Includes a discussion on how industry will
adapt the new process for its useIFB
WOOD CONSTRUCTION FOR BEGINNERS
Pe 16 minutes 4521 1956
Follows Walters construction of a miniature tug boat from the
picture file study to the selection of box ends and scrap wood for
boat parts through the cutting and finishing of the parts and
assembling and fastening Creates a miniature harbor world so that
Walters class can better understand how things are made and how
they workTAB
WOOD DUCKS WORLD
jsc 28 minutes 7172 color
The wood duck lives a perilous life from the moment the egg
cracks or doesnt This film follows the activity of a brood of
ducks from birth through their first migration Confrontations
between wood ducks and their predators illustrate the survival of
the fittest theoryGDNR
WOODPECKER GETS READY FOR WINTER
Pe 10 minutes 967 color 1958
Reveals the unique manner in which the woodpecker stores acoms
for winter Closeup photography shows the woodpeckers efficient
use of its head beak and claws in providing for the winter months
As a destroyer of harmful tree insects this carpenter of the forest is
demonstrated to be a valuable friend to manMIS
WOODY WOODCHUCKS ADVENTURE
p 11 minutes 321 color 1961
Follows the adventures of the woodchuck Woody showing how
he and his family come out of their burrow in late winter make sure
that no enemies are about and feast on tender grass leaves and
roots Shows Woody as he is captured by a boy escapes and
returns to his forest home and digs a burrow that will be his winter
homeEB
WOOLLY THE LAMB BACKGROUND FOR READING
AND EXPRESSION
p 10 minutes 1880 color 1956
Shows a lonely little lamb leaving his valley to search for a
playmate He finds none among the cows pigs turkeys and dog
that live on the farm but upon returning home to the valley he
discovers just the playmate he has been looking fora new baby
lambC
WORD BUILDING IN OUR LANGUAGE
js 10 minutes 1828 1959
Demonstrates graphically how many of our words are built by
adding prefixes suffixes or both to a root and by combining
words or parts of them Points out that many words are derived
from foreign languagesC
WORK ENERGY AND POWER
s 22 minutes 4560 1956
Features a discussion of the different forms of physical energy
using a variety of apparatus Work and power are defined
Experiments illustrate the six basic kinds of energy and atomic and
nuclear energy Basic principles in the working of the atomic
energy submarine are shownAL
WORK IS CHILDS PLAY
ct 27 minutes 7113 color 1974
This film is an overview of career education for inservice training
teacher education parent orientation and community motivation It
154R
captures the full range of career education in action from a
toddlers first electrifying discovery of me through the awareness
exploration and preparation phases of elementary junior and senior
high school The film explains defines illustrates and promotes
the exciting concept of career educationCEN
WORK OF THE BLOOD
js 14 minutes 5300 color 1957
Explains the structure of blood cells and the composition of plasma
through laboratory analysis of a blood sample Animated drawings
and Xray motion pictures of the circulatory system illustrate the
functions of the bloodthe circulation of food elements and other
materials to all body cells the removal of wastes the equalization
of heat distribution and the defenses against diseaseEB
WORK OF THE HEART
sc 19 minutes 4566 color 1967
Provides closeups of the structure and functions of the heart Uses
operating rooms cardiac laboratories heart models and artwork for
maximum understanding of this complex organ Includes a view of
the mitral valve in a living heart and open chest sequences of living
hearts in a human body and laboratory animal Shows operating
procedures to correct certain cardiovascular defects and mentions
heart transplantsEB
WORKERS OF OUR COMMUNITY SECOND EDITION
p 12 minutes 1812 color 1978
The mayor of an urban community introduces many of the people
whose jobs or services are essential to the efficient working of the
communityelected officials doctors architects teachers pollu
tion control officers mail carriers and trash collectors Shows how
these jobs are interwoven into the fabric of the communityC
WORKERS WHO COME TO OUR HOUSE
p 10 minutes 1421 color
1975
Following the mailman on his morning route we see other workers
the newspaper delivery boy telephone repairman policeman
fireman garbage collectors meter readers TV repairmen and
doortodoor salesmen We learn that some of them bring services
others bring products in a helpful system of interdependenceC
WORKS OF WINSLOW HOMER AND JOHN MARINJHE
js 7 minutes 1575 color 1965
Through the vivid painting of Homer and Marin a new look at the
wild coast of New England emerges Both men were fascinated by
the elemental big forms sky sea mountains and revealed bold
and stirring painting of timeless power Homer abandoning the
grimness of the Civil War painted vacationers idling away summer
afternoons and young ladies displaying their elegance in the late
19th centuryFI
WORLD APART A
jsc 25 minutes 7168 color
Georgias coast is a fishermans paradise and this film is a lure for
those anglers Whether surf fishing inland or sea fishing sportsmen
and women will delight in the challenge of the many types offish to
be caught off the Georgia coast Also examined are some of the
ecological measures being employed to insure the quality of marine
life on the coastGDNR
WORLD OF LITTLE THINGS
jsc 15 minutes 4147
1954
Shows the vast distribution of microscopic organisms and the habits
of a number of them Pictures conjugation and fission in Paramecia
and reproduction of Volvox Shows water fleas rotifers Didinium
Amoeba medusa flat and segmented worms and many forms of
diatoms and discusses the uses of huge piles of diatomaceous
earthMIS
WORLD OF MICROLIFE
ej 14 minutes 4990 color 1961
A boy seeking to find out more about bread mold from a scientist
leams how tiny organisms are structured reproduce and exist
Microphotography shows the wide variety of plant and animal
microscopic life and the growth of typical microorganisms Illus
trates and identifies helpful and harmful organisms and stresses the
variety of ways by which the human body is protected against
diseaseUEVA
WORLD OF MOSAIC
js 28 minutes 7128 color 1957
Reviews the history of mosaic as an art form from 2000 BC to its
renaissance in contemporary architecture Follows conception and
construction of a mural mosaic at the Los Angeles Police
DepartmentUC
WORLD OF WORK THE
1012 20 minutes 5764 color 1974
Vocational Education
With jobs ranging from agronomists to zoologists the world of
work abounds in career possibilities The film encourages students
to examine these possibilities and suggests how they can approach
the very significant task of learning about the choices open to
themCFI
WORLD WAR I
jsc 28 minutes 7477 1957
Through documentary scenes of the period and the actual words of
historical figures this film brings to life the events which led the
United States into World War I and describes the course of the war
and Wilsons role at the peace conference The historical scenes
were made available by the National ArchivesEB
WORLD WAR I BUILDING THE PEACE
s 11 minutes 1761 I960
Portrays conditions and feelings at the end of World War I which
influenced the building of the peace Historic newsreel footage
focuses on the Big ThreeWilson Lloyd George and Clemen
ceauand scenes of the conference at Versailles Discusses the
Treaty of Versailles how it was written as a series of compromises
its provisions and effects on the boundaries and peoples of Europe
the League of Nations as an integral part of the Treaty and the
failure of the Treaty to insure lasting peaceC
WORLD WAR I THE BACKGROUND
s 13 minutes 4259 I960
Uses historic newsreel footage to recount the events from 1870 to
1914 which led to the beginning of World War I The factors
specifically treated include the feelings of distrust among the
nations of Europe after the formation of the German Empire the
maintenance of large armed forces by Germany Russia France
and England the competition for colonies in Africa the aligning of
sides into the Triple Entente and Triple Alliance the conflicting
desires of Russia Serbia and Germany in the Balkans and the
spark setting off the warthe assassination of Archduke Femi
nandC
WORLD WAR I THE WAR YEARS
s 13 minutes 4260
1960
Uses historic newsreel footage to document the overall picture of
World War I beginning with Germanys plan for a quick victory by
invading France through Belgium Russias role in preventing this
victory the place of new weapons in the war the importance of
home front production and the entrance of the United States into
the conflict The introduction of the machine gun and the tank are
indicated as factors bringing about trench warfare Reviews the
unrestricted submarine attacks by Germany which caused the
United States entrance into the war Discusses briefly the 1917
Russian revolution which resulted in her subsequent peace with the
Central PowersC
WORLD WAR IIPROLOGUE USA
jsc 29 minutes 7476
1956
Uses documentary footage to review the historical events which led
the US into World War II Follows the development of world
conflict from Japans invasion of Manchuria to the bombing of
Pearl Harbor and US entry into the war on December 8
1941 EB
155WORMS THE ANNELIDA
jsc 13 minutes 5271 1955
Presents characteristics activities and selected specimens of four
classes of annelid worms and distinguishes between worms and
wormlike animals Uses a crosssection drawing of the earth
worm to illustrate the unique makeup of annelids shows earth
worms in their soil habitat and stresses their contribution to soil
conservation Depicts the habits and behavior of members of the
largest class of annelids the Polychaeta Shows how some of the
polychaetes gather food and concludes by picturing the flower
wormEB
WORMS TO WINGS
js 14 minutes 4267 color 1955
Photomicroscopy and timelapse photography present the life cycle
of the anise swallowtail butterfly which exhibits the characteristics
of complete metamorphosis Describes the role of the butterfly in
the pollination of flowersMIS
WRITING A REPORT
ej 10 minutes 1710 1962
Presents the four steps in writing a report choosing a subject
gathering information organizing information and writing the
report Stresses importance of knowing where to find sources of
information taking notes outlining and organizing factsC
WYETH PHENOMENON THE
sct 26 minutes 7001 color 1967
Offers a penetrating examination of the world cult and work of
artist Andrew Wyeth Dissects the controversy raging over a shy
isolated man who paints infinitely detailed works on aspects of the
lives of ordinary people and yet whose works have become fast
selling items in the history of artBFA
YEARS OF CHALLENGE
js 17 minutes 4197 color
Depicts the distinctive threefold program of academic achievement
work opportunity and religion in life at Berry College and Berry
Academy Also touches on the era of the founding of The Berry
Schools in 1902 by Martha Berry and the unusual heritage on the
northwest Georgia campus which covers more than 30000 acres of
forest fields mountains lakes and streams owned by the
schoolsBC
YELLOWSTONE OUR FIRST NATIONAL PARK
ejs 14 minutes 4973 color 1961
Tells the geologic history of Yellowstone and explains how it
became the worlds first national park Shows the important
physical features of the park and facilities for visitors Also
explains how geysers workBFA
YOU AND YOUR BICYCLE REVISED EDITION
ejs 11 minutes 1273 I960
Shows the points of safety maintenance to watch for Discusses the
hazards encountered on a trip to the store Explains correct arm
signals how to carry bundles where to park where and when to
ride and other safety facts Shows the results of stunting passing
improperly hitching rides and riding doublePRP
YOU AND YOUR FIVE SENSES
ej 8 minutes 976 color 1956
Jiminy Cricket explains the five senses hearing smell taste sight
and touch Compares the development of the senses in man and in
animals Shows why some of mans five senses are more highly
developed than others and points out how man has been able to
compensate accordinglyWD
YOU AND YOUR SENSE OF TOUCH
ej 8 minutes 716 color 1962
Jiminy Cricket explains how the sense of touch operates and points
out that it never rests as the other senses seem to doWD
YOU ARE GROWING DAY BY DAY
pe 9 minutes 335 color 1980
Dramatic visual imagery helps to identify growth as an ongoing
process The film illustrates and describes physical and emotional
changes pointing out the ways youngsters themselves can ensure
their own healthy growthlearning to interact and share with
others learning to play by the rules working and playing with
other children and peopleEBE
YOU ARE THERE ADMIRAL DEWEYS
VICTORY AT MANILA
jsc 27 minutes 7437 1955
Depicts a significant event in the SpanishAmerican War Deweys
victory over the Spanish fleet at Manila on May 1 1898 and the
doubtful moments preceding his decision to enter Manila
BayMCGH
YOU ARE THERE ASSASSINATION OF JULIUS CAESAR
jsc 27 minutes 7438 1955
Portrays by way of dramatization and documentary reporting the
background events and the assassination of Julius Caesar De
scribes the resolution before the senate to change Rome into a
monarchy and to make Caesar king reveals the reactions to the
proposal through interviews with Caesars wife and various senators
and pictures the overhearing of the plot to assassinate Caesar
Shows the assassination as senators line up before Caesar to request
special favorsMCGH
YOU ARE THERE BOSTON MASSACRE
jsc 27 minutes 7442 1956
Depicts a major incident in the growing rebellion of the American
colonies when British troops fired on a group of American patriots
protesting the quartering of British troops in Boston and the British
taxes levied without representationMCGH
YOU ARE THERE BOSTON TEA PARTY
jsc 27 minutes 7440 1955
Shows the eventful day of December 16 1773 when American
patriots decide to strike a daring blow against British tyranny and
taxation Portrays the spirit and personalities of the times which led
up to the RevolutionMCGH
YOU ARE THERE COMPLETION OF THE FIRST
TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILROAD
jsc 27 minutes 7436 1955
Dramatizes the events leading up to the completion of the first
transcontinental railroad in the United States Visits the scene of the
joining of the rails with a golden spike and shows much of the
celebration surrounding the opening of the rail routeMCGH
YOU ARE THERE DEATH OF SOCRATES
jsc 27 minutes 7443 1955
Mans ageold fight against ignorance and prejudice is dramatized
with the story of the death of Socrates in 399 BC because he
refused to renounce his beliefs Shows him drinking poison as
required by Athenian law rather than being forbidden to discourse
daily on virture and the greatest good of manMCGH
YOU ARE THERE DEATH OF STONEWALL JACKSON
jsc 27 minutes 7432 1955
Presents the conflicting points of view involved in the Civil War
and describes the death of Thomas Stonewall Jackson Explains
how Jackson mistaken for the enemy was fired upon by his own
men and shows his concern with the military situation in his dying
moments Concludes by stating that the entire South grieved over
the death of Stonewall Jackson and that within a year the South was
beatenMCGH
YOU ARE THERE DECEMBER 7 1941
jsc 27 minutes 7444 1956
The action that plunged America into World War II is portrayed in
scenes of Japans surprise attack on the American fleet at Pearl
Harbor Narrated by Walter Cronkite as an onthespot report
MCGH
156
YOU ARE THERE FALL OF FORT SUMTER
jsc 27 minutes 7450 1957
Shows events leading to the outbreak of the Civil War President
Lincoln must decide whether to send an expedition to supply Fort
Sumter in the face of Southern threats to fire upon such an
expedition Finally on April 12 1861 a Confederate battery fires
the first shot of the Civil WarMCGH
YOU ARE THERE FIRST FLIGHT OF THE WRIGHT
BROTHERS
jsc 22 minutes 4384 1955
Shows the background and physical setting at Kitty Hawk North
Carolina where the Wright brothers made their first flight Uses
interviews to reveal the opinions regarding flight prevailing at the
time Shows original shots of the first flight by Orville and Wilbur
Wright Concludes by explaining how on the fourth attempt
Wilbur Wright succeeded in flying 862 feet in 59 seconds and
launched the air age on December 17 1903MCGH
YOU ARE THERE GRANT AND LEE AT APPOMATTOX
jsc 28 minutes 7445 1956
Shows the terrible struggles of the Civil War coming to an end as
the formal terms of surrender are discussed by Grant and Lee at
Appomattox Court House Virginia on April 9 1865 Presents the
terms of the agreement and portrays some of the feelings of the
soldiersMCGH
YOU ARE THERE HAMILTONBURR DUEL
jsc 28 minutes 7446 1956
An example of the political strife in the young United States is the
bitter rivalry between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr The
culmination comes on July II 1804 when Burr mortally wounds
Hamilton in a duel at Weehawken HeightsMCGH
YOU ARE THERE HITLER INVADES POLAND
jsc 27 minutes 7451 1955
On September 1 1939 Hitlers Nazi armies invade Poland and
overwhelm the brave but outnumbered Polish forces on the ground
and in the air a tragic event that leads inevitably to the declaration
of war by Great Britain and France on September 3rdMCGH
YOU ARE THERE NAPOLEONS RETURN FROM ELBA
jsc 28 minutes 7439 955
Dramatizes Napoleons escape from Elba and his triumphant
return Tells how the royalist troops refuse to fire on Napoleon
when he is trapped and permit him to retake France without a shot
or a blowMCGH
YOU ARE THERE RESOLVE OF PATRICK HENRY
jsc 27 minutes 7447 1956
On March 23 1775 the second Virginia convention meeting in
Richmond is the scene of Patrick Henrys famous speech as the
convention approves the establishment of a state militia in defiance
of the British Calls this a major development in the growing
rebellion of the coloniesMCGH
YOU ARE THERE SIGNING OF THE DECLARATION
OF INDEPENDENCE
jsc 27 minutes 7434 1955
Presents the story of the events leading to the signing of the
Declaration of Independence Presents interviews with persons
connected with the document and tells of several of the arguments
for and against the declarationMCGH
YOU ARE THERE TRAGEDY OF JOHN MILTON
jsc 27 minutes 7433 1954
On August 13 1660 the blind poet John Milton once honored by
his countrymen is driven into hiding by the restoration of Charles
II to the throne and his lifes work is ordered destroyed because of
his Puritan beliefs Exemplifies some of the problems of freedom of
expressionMCGH
YOU ARE THERE TRIUMPH OF ALEXANDER
THE GREAT
jsc 27 minutes 7435 1955
In 324 BC Alexander the Great suppresses a mutiny among his
soldiers in Babylonia by convincing them he is trying to achieve
harmony among all the peoples of the earthMCGH
YOU ARE THERE WASHINGTON CROSSES
THE DELAWARE
jsc 27 minutes 7448 1956
Reconstructs events of the night of December 26 1776 as General
Washington and his troops cross the Delaware and surprise the
Hessians in Trenton The decisive victory lifts the sagging morale
of the American troopsMCGH
YOU ARE THERE WEBSTERS SACRIFICE TO SAVE
THE UNION
jsc 27 minutes 7449 1955
On March 7 1850 Washington is the stene of a growing crisis
over the slavery issue Senator Daniel Webster sacrifices his
political career when he throws his full support to Henry Clays
compromise bill to admit California into the Union as a free state
and leave the new territories free to choose whether they will be
free or slaveMCGH
YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT
pe 10 minutes 352 color 1976
As animated sequences explore the themes You Are What You Eat
two voices discuss the significance of each scene They explain the
importance of choosing foods from all of the basic food groups to
provide a balanced diet They also explain how proteins carbohy
drates fats vitamins and minerals are used in our bodies how
digestion changes the food we eat so our bodies can use the
nutrients and how exercise and rest are needed to help us grow
strong and healthyAB
YOU CAN DO SOMETHING ABOUT ACNE
s 16 minutes 4581 color 1973
This film about acne offers a clear cause and effect explanation of
what some consider a mysterious and unjust affliction Medical
sketches are combined with live action photography to show the
influence of adolescent hormone activity and how adequate sleep
proper diet and habits of cleanliness can help minimize the
problemOXF
YOU THE HUMAN ANIMAL
ej 9 minutes 975 color 1957
Jiminy Cricket points out some of the main differences between
human beings and other animals the ability of man to use
language to adapt himself to a variety of environments to
manipulate tools skillfully and above all to thinkWD
YOU THE LIVING MACHINE
ej 8 minutes 891 color 1959
Jiminy Cricket compares the needs and functions of the human
body with those of a machine they both need fuel maintenance
and repairWD
YOUR AMAZING MIND
ejs 15 minutes 5521 color 1969
Points out that the creative functions of the mind are mans most
valuable possession Emphasizes the need for an unclouded and
undisturbed brain for clear thinking Shows the danger of using
harmful drugs to upset the mind on purpose Asks the question
Why do anything that might hurt your amazing mindAH
YOUR BODY DURING ADOLESCENCE
js 10 minutes 1192 1955
Presents the differences in growth rates among thirteen to fifteen
year olds Mentions the functions of the endocrine glands and the
influence of the pituitary gland on growth changes which may
normally occur in any order Outlines the structure and functioning
of the male and female reproductive organsMCGH
157YOUR CAR IN MOTION
sc 10 minutes 1653 color 1968
Shows the hazards encountered while your car is in motion and the
basic maneuvers to be mastered in overcoming each driving
situationFMC
YOUR CHANCE TO LIVE AN INSTRUCTORS GUIDE
t 27 minutes 8028 color 1975
This film teaches group leaders how to use efficiently the entire
Your Chance to Live series The individual film titles that make up
the series are separately listed in this catalog and are as follows
DCPA
EARTHQUAKE NUCLEAR DISASTER
EARTHWATCH POLLUTION
OOD PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSE
FOREST FIRE TECHNOLOGICAL FAILURES
HEAT WAVE TORNADO
HURRICANE WINTER STORM
YOUR CREDIT IS GOODA FILM ABOUT PAYING LATER
jsc 15 minutes 4347 color 1972
The film opens with a carefully laidout sequence of artwork
describing how installment buying works Then in a series of
dramatic vignettes the message is driven home that no matter what
you think youve been promised verbally no matter how good or
easy it soundsyou pay what it says on the paper You have to
watch out for yourself and the time to do that is before youve
signed anythingJ
YOUR EYES
ej 7 minutes 349 color 1964
Children demonstrate their dependence on their eyes Simple
animation is used to show how the eye works and ways to care for
eyes are stressedEB
YOUR FOOD
ej 1 minutes 346 color 1964
Shows what happens to food when it enters the digestive system
and relates this system to other body systems Presents examples of
a balanced dietEB
YOUR FRIEND THE DOCTOR
Pe 10 minutes 1281 1950
Pictures the school nurse gathering medical data about Jimmy a
new pupil from his parents Also explains her responsibility for the
wellbeing of the school children in administering first aid and
working with parents and the family doctor in checking disease
symptoms Shows Jimmy and his mother visiting their new family
doctor who examines Jimmy gets his medical history gives him
some booster shots and wins Jimmy over to the idea of helping
himself keep wellC
YOUR FRIEND THE FOREST
pe 6 minutes 815 color 1954
Uses animation and live photography to show several benefits of
forests and some of the undersirable consequences of forest
destruction A boy and an animated piece of lumber discover that
some animals live in the forest After noting the necessity for
planting young trees they see that carelessness in discarding a
cigarette can result in the destruction of a forestEB
YOUR FRIEND THE SOIL
Pe 6 minutes 813 color 1954
Uses animation and live photography to show several of the
benefits of good soil and some of the undesirable consequences of
poor soil Pictures a small girl in a supermarket buying bread milk
and beans She discovers that good soil is essential for the
production of these products Later she learns that poor farming
practices may result in soil that is incapable of producing the
various things we eatEB
YOUR FRIEND THE WATER CLEAN OR DIRTY
Pe 6 minutes 814 color 1954
Uses animation and live photography to show several benefits of
clean water and some of the undesirable consequences of dirty
water An animated waterdrop and a small boy travel through water
pipes to the city reservoir and up a mountain to discover the
waterdrops source They learn the benefits of clean water to
animals and later show their disgust when viewing a dirty riverEB
YOUR HEALTH DISEASE AND ITS CONTROL
ej 9 minutes 363 1954
Shows how harmful microbes are carried and spread how they
enter the body and how they get beyond the body defenses to cause
sickness Encourages children to help control disease by protecting
themselves from disease carriers and by building up their body
defensesC
YOUR POSTURE
ejs 10 minutes 483 1953
Demonstrates what good posture is and stresses its importance to
health and appearance Explains why exercise and rest and proper
shoes are essential in building habits of good postureMCGH
YOUR PROTECTION AGAINST DISEASE
ejs 8 minutes 351 color 1964
Shows how germs spread disease how the body has certain means
of controlling microorganisms that enter the body and how good
health habits prevent diseaseEB
YOUR SLEEP AND REST
ej 6 minutes 347 color 1964
Uses animation to show important body processes Emphasizes the
need for body cells to replenish their energy and building materials
and to eliminate wastes which accumulate Shows the part played
by the circulatory system in this processEB
YOUR STUDY SKILLS HOW TO USE A TEXTBOOK
eJ I4 minutes 5564 color 1970
Demonstrates the special clues in textbooks such as preface table
of contents glossary index words in special styles of print
pictures maps cartoons summaries and review questions Em
phasizes ways to use these clues to preview read for details and
then reviewC
YOUR TABLE MANNERS
Pe II minutes 467 1955
Uses an attractive home situation to put across its message that
eating together is more fun when everyone remembers his table
mannersMCGH
YOUR TEETH
ej 6 minutes 348 color 1964
Uses animation to show how the first teeth form and are replaced by
larger permanent teeth Shows the way decay can start ancl
stresses the importance of good dental habits and good foodEB
YOUR TICKET TO SAFETY
e 11 minutes 771 1959
Explains how the enforcement system functions Tells why viola
tors of traffic regulations must be punished Describes the proce
dures a driver must follow if he gets a citationCFD
YOURE THE STAR
20 minutes 4595 color 1976
This film introduced by Gov George Busby is designed to aid
potential vocational education students in learning what courses
facilities and job opportunities are available in Georgia Produced
by the State Advisory Council on Vocational Education the film
indicates how the VE system works closely with employers
regarding the placement of graduatesGAC
YUCATANLAND OF THE MAYA
ejs 17 minutes 5064 color 1962
Shows how the living descendants of the Mayas and the conquista
dors still show the influences of their past culture Shows how
archeologists have worked to reconstruct the Mayan remains and
how the temples pyramids and observatories show the Mayan
knowledge of astronomy and mathematics and their complex social
and religious systemsPHP
158ZERO SOMETHING FOR NOTHING
pe 8 minutes 402 color
Uses animation and an amusing ghost story to illustrate that zero is
a number just as important as any other and that it has definite
properties in mathematical operations Prerequisite Students must
be able to add multiply subtract and divide using whole
numbersX
ZOO
1959
pet 10 minutes 974 color
Illustrates the activities possible in the classroom following a visit
to the zoo shows elementary school children visiting a zoo with
their teachers and on their return to their classroom discussing the
animals and working on various art projectsLOB
ZOO ANIMALS BEHIND THE SCENES
pe 14 minutes 5648 color 1971
Takes children to special parts of the zoo that are not usually open
to visitors such as the zoo kitchens filtering area for the salt water
aquarium and the animal hospital with its laboratories and xray
rooms Shows the special ways the zoo doctors and other workers
care for the animals to keep them well Points out an awareness of
the great differences of animals and their adaptations to their native
habitatsC
ZOO ANIMALS IN RHYME
p 11 minutes 643 color 1965
Rhymes tell about favorite animals in the zoothe lion monkey
elephant kangaroo giraffe bear and others Designed to stimu
late both language and science activitiesC
ZOO BABIES OBSERVING THINGS ABOUT US
p 11 minutes 1958 965
Discusses the relationship between animal parents and the young
when a teacher brings a female hamster and her young to an
elementary classroom Shows the children recalling a past trip to
the zoo and pictures parents and offspring of monkeys gnus
kudus lions peacocks alligators and black bears The teacher as
narrator guides the attention of the audience by asking questions
regarding the feeding and protection of the young and the develop
ment of offspring in their physical resemblance to their parentsC
ZOO BABY ANIMALS
p 11 minutes 325 color 1961
Goes behind the scenes at the zoo to show activities in the kitchen
and hospital and to show how baby animals are fed and cared for by
their keepers Also pictures many animals in attractive settings and
the childrens zoo sections of the Lincoln Park Zoo and the
Brookfield Zoo of Chicago Baby animals featured are the lion
tiger gorilla bear elephant harbor seal kudu llama Barbary
sheep tapir and baboonEB
ZOO THE SECOND EDITION
pe 11 minutes 420 color 1979
As a group of youngsters visits a zootaking photographs and
drawing pictures of their favorite animalsviewers learn how
some zoos exhibit animals in naturalistic surroundings protect
vanishing species and require the special talents of many people to
maintain their operationEB
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160ABILITY TESTING
ACTING
ADAPTATION BIOLOGY
ADOLESCENCE
ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT
ADVENTURE AND ADVENTURES
ADVERTISING
AERODYNAMICS
AERONAUTICS
AFRICA
AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTUREECONOMIC AS
PECTS
AGRICULTUREPRODUCTS
AIR
AIRPLANES
ALASKA
ALCOHOLISM
ALGEBRA
AMERICADISCOVERY AND EX
PLORATION
AMERICAN LITERATURE
AMPHIBIA
ANATOMY
ANIMALS
ANIMALSDOMESTIC
ANIMALSHABITATIONS
ANIMALSHABITS AND BEHAV
IOR
ANIMALSSTORIES
ANIMALSTREATMENT
ANIMATION
ANTHROPOLOGY
ARCHEOLOGY
ARCHITECTURE
ARITHMETIC
ART
ARTSTUDY AND TEACHING
ARTISTS
ARTS AND CRAFTS
ASIA
ASTRONOMY
ATHLETICS
ATMOSPHERE
ATOMIC BOMB
ATOMIC ENERGY
ATOMIC STRUCTURE
AUDIO VISUAL MATERIALS AND
METHODS
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRIA
AUTHORS
AUTOMOBILE OPERATION AND
MAINTENANCE
AVIATION
BABY SITTING
BACTERIOLOGY
BANKS AND BANKING
BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL
BEES
BIOGRAPHY
BIOLOGY
BIOLOGYLABORATORYTECH
NIQUES
BIRDS
BLOOD
BOATS AND BOATING
BOLIVIA
BOTANY
BRAZIL
BUDGET
BUILDING
BUSINESS
BUSINESS EDUCATION
BUTTERFLIES
CAMPING
CANADA
CANADADESCRIPTION AND
TRAVEL
CANADAINDUSTRIES
CANCER
CAREER EDUCATION
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS
CELLS
CENTRAL AMERICA
CERAMICS
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRYORGANIC
CHILD STUDY
CHILD STUDYEARLY CHILD
HOOD
CHILDRENCARE AND HYGIENE
CHINA
CHRISTIANITY
CIRCULATION
CIRCUS
CITIZENSHIP
CITY GOVERNMENT
CITY PLANNING
CIVICS
CIVIL RIGHTS
CIVILIZATION
CLIMATE
CLOTHING AND DRESS
COLOR
COMMERCE
COMMUNICATIONS
COMMUNISM
COMMUNITY LIFE
COMMUNITY SERVICES
COMPARATIVE CULTURES
COMPUTERS AUTOMATIC
CONDUCT OF LIFE
CONSERVATION
CONSUMER EDUCATION
COOKERY
COUNSELING
COURTESY
COWBOYS
CREATIVE WRITING
CUBA
CURRICULUM
DAIRY PRODUCTS
DANCE
DEAFNESS
DEMOCRACY
DENMARK
DESCRIPTION
DESERTS
DESIGN
DIET
DISCUSSION TECHNIQUES
DISEASES
DOGS
DRAMA
DRAMATECHNIQUES
DRAWING
DRIVER EDUCATION
DRUGS
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
EARTH
ECOLOGY
ECONOMICS
ECUADOR
EDUCATION
EDUCATIONAIMS AND
OBJECTIVES
EDUCATIONHISTORY
EDUCATION METHODS
EDUCATIONMETHODS STUDY
AND TEACHING
EDUCATIONSPECIAL
EDUCATIONAL GUIDANCE
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
EGYPT
ELECTRICITY
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
ELECTRONICS
ELECTRONICSELECTRICITY
ELEMENTARY PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
EMBRYOLOGY
ENERGY
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING DRAWING
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162
INDEX
ABILITYTESTING
Facing the Test A Film for Test Takers
ACTING
Story Acting Is Fun
Storytelling Can You Tell It in Order
See DRAMATECHNIQUE
ADAPTATION BIOLOGY
Adaptation in Plants
Adaptation of Plants and Animals
Animals in Autumn
Animals in Winter
Animals Through the Winter
AnimalsWays They Eat
AnimalsWays They Move
Aquatic Locomotion
Beach and Sea Animals
Biology Exploring the Living World
Camouflage in Nature Through Form and
Color Matching
Camouflage in Nature Through Pattern Match
ing
Darwin and the Theory of Natural Selection
Ecology of a Desert
Ecology of a Swamp
Ecology of Plateaus
Ecology of Ponds
Ecology of the Forest
Ecology of the Oceans
Ecology of the Prairie
Endangered Animals Will They Survive
Experimental Conditions The
Galapagos Finches The
Hibernation and Other Forms of Dormancy
High Arctic Biome
How Nature Protects Animals
Insect Life Cycle The Periodical Cicada
Life Story of the Sea Star
Living Cell DNA
Marine Animals of the Open Coast
Marine Iguana
Mitosis
Mysteries of the Deep
Natural Selection
Natures Half Acre
Olympic Rain Forest
Parade of Life
Partnerships Among Plants and Animals
Photosynthesis
Protozoa OneCelled Animals
Sea Mysteries of the Deep
Secrets of the Ant and Insect World
Secrets of the Plant World
Secrets of the Underwater World
Shark Maneater or Myth
We Explore the Field and Meadow
We Explore the Woodland
Whales Can They Be Saved
What Is a Bird
Winter Is an Adventure
See ANIMALS ANIMALSHABITA
TIONS ANIMALSHABITS AND BE
HAVIOR BOTANY ECOLOGY
FISHES INSECTS AND SPIDERS
MARINE BIOLOGY PALEONTOLOGY
ZOOLOGY
ADOLESCENCE
Boy to Man
Girl to Woman
Its Up to Laurie
Joy RideAn Auto Theft
Meaning of Adolescence
SelfIncorporated Family Matters
SelfIncorporated Getting Closer
SelfIncorporated My Friend
SelfIncorporated No Trespassing
SelfIncorporated Trying Times
SelfIncorporated Who Wins
ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT
Meaning of Adolescence
Social Seminar Brian at Seventeen
ADVENTURE AND ADVENTURES
See EXPLORERS SCIENTISTS
ADVERTISING
Stalking the Wild Cranberry
Ways of Seeing
AERODYNAMICS
Airplanes and How They Fly
See AIRPLANES
AERONAUTICS
Day Man Flew
See AIRPLANES ASTRONOMY ATMOS
PHERE MAPS AND GLOBES SPACE
FLIGHT WEATHER
AFRICA
African Fauna
African Wildlife Sanctuary
Ancient Egypt
Animals Unlimited
Big Animals of Africa
City Boy of the Ivory Coast
Giants and Dwarfs
Land of the Ostriches
Life in an Oasis
Life in Mediterranean Lands
Life in the Sahara
Life of a Primitive People Africa
Mediterranean World
Remnants of a Race
See EGYPT
AGRICULTURE
Agricultural Revolution Man As Food Pro
ducer
Farmer in a Changing America
Great Plains From Green to Gold
Our Productive Land
See AGRICULTUREECONOMIC AS
PECTS DAIRY PRODUCTS FARM
LIFE FARM PRODUCE INSECTS AND
SPIDERS SOIL CONSERVATION GAR
DENING
AGRICULTUREECONOMIC ASPECTS
Farmer in a Changing America
Life in the High Andes
Plantation South
See FARM LIFE
AGRICULTUREPRODUCTS
See FARM PRODUCE
AIR
Animals Breathe in Many Ways
Atmosphere in Motion
Learning About Air
Lungs and Respiratory System
Problems of Conservation Air
Storms The Restless Atmosphere
What Makes Rain
See AERODYNAMICS AERONAUTICS
ATMOSPHERE
AIRPLANES
Airplane Trip
Airplanes and How They Fly
Airport in the Jet Age
Day Man Flew
Jets and Rockets How They Work
Rhyming Dictionary of Planes
You Are There First Flight of the Wright
Bros
See AERODYNAMICS AERONAUTICS
TRANSPORTATION
ALASKA
Animals of Alaska
See ESKIMOS
ALCOHOLISM
Alcohol
Alcohol Problem What Do You Think
All My Tomorrows
Drinking Driver What Could You Do
Drugs Drinking and Driving
New Road Ahead
Thinking About Drinking
See AUTOMOBILE OPERATION AND
MAINTENANCE DRUGS HYGIENE
SOCIAL PROBLEMS
ALGEBRA
Algebra
Algebra of Sets Using Venn Diagrams
Equations in Algebra
See MATHEMATICS
AMERICADISCOVERY AND EXPLORA
TION
Age of Discovery English French and Dutch
Explorations
163Age of Discovery Spanish and Portuguese
Explorations
English and Dutch Explorers
French Explorations in the New World
French Explorers
French Influence in North America
Journals of Lewis and Clark
Mayflower
Path of Columbus
Spain in the New World Colonial Life in
Mexico
Spanish Colonial Family of the Southwest
Spanish Conquest of the New World
Spanish Exploration
Story of Christopher Columbus
Vikings and Their Explorations
Vikings Life and Conquests
AMERICAN LITERATURE
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Almos a Man
American Literature Colonial Times
American Literature Early National Period
American Literature Revolutionary Times
American Literature Westward Movement
Bernice Bobs Her Hair
Carl Sandburg Discusses His Work
Edgar Allan Poe Background for His Works
Emily Dickinson
Eudora Welty
Good Earth
Great Themes of Literature Authority and
Rebellion
Great Themes of Literature Crime and the
Criminal
Hangman
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Hiawathas Childhood
Huckleberry Finn Art of Huckleberry Finn
Huckleberry Finn Huck Finn and the Ameri
can Experience
Huckleberry Finn What Does Huckleberry
Finn Say
Humanities Our Town and Our Universe
Humanities Our Town and Ourselves
Im a Fool
James Dickey Poet
James Fenimore Cooper
Lady or the Tiger
Literature in America The Short Story
Louisa May Alcott
Mark Twain Gives an Interview
Midnight Ride of Paul Revere
Novel of the 19th Century
Paul Reveres Ride
Perfect Tribute
Robert Frost
Short Story Showcase The Fall of the House
of Usher
Short Story Showcase The Gift of the Magi
Short Story Showcase The Lady or the Tiger
Short Story Showcase What Is a Short Story
Soldiers Home
TellTale Heart
Washington Irving
Washington Irvings Sleepy Hollow
See AUTHORS BIOGRAPHY FOLKLORE
STORIES
AMPHIBIA
Frogs An Investigation
See ANIMALSHABITS AND BEHAVIOR
FISHES MARINE BIOLOGY ZOOLOGY
ANATOMY
Earthworm Anatomy and Dissection
Flatworms Platyhelminthes
Introduction to Animal Dissection
What Is a Fish
See NERVOUS SYSTEM PHYSIOLOGY
SIGHT
ANIMALS
Action and Reaction
Animal Navigation
Animal Oddities
Animal Predators and Balance of Nature
Animal Tracks and Signs
Animals See in Many Ways
Animals That Fly
Animals Useful to Man
Big Cats Endangered Predators
Buffalo An Ecological Success Story
Butterfly
Endangered Animals Will They Survive
Fish Are Interesting
Flight of Birds
Flowers and Bees A Springtime Story
Frogs An Investigation
Mechanics of Life Blood and Circulation
Mechanics of Life Bones and Joints
Mechanics of Life Breathing and Respiration
Mechanics of Life Digestion and the Food We
Eat
Mechanics of Life Muscles and Movement
Monkeys and Apes An Introduction to the
Primates
Our Pet Show
Reptiles Are Interesting
Rhyming Dictionary of Zoo Animals
Zoo
Zoo Babies Observing Things About Us
See ADAPTATION BIOLOGY ANIMALS
HABITATIONS ANIMALSHABITS
AND BEHAVIOR ANIMALSSTORIES
ANIMALSTREATMENT BEES BIRDS
DOGS FISHES INSECTS AND SPI
DERS MARINE BIOLOGY PALEON
TOLOGY REPTILES WILDLIFE CON
SERVATION
ANIMALS DOMESTIC
Billy and Nanny The Twin Goats
Cow
Farm Babies and Their Mothers
Farmyard Babies
Frisky the Calf
Pony Farm
Sparky the Colt
Turtle Care of a Pet
ANIMALSHABITATIONS
African Fauna
African GirlMalobi
Animal Habitats
Animal Homes
Animal Reproduction
Animals and Their Homes
Animals at Work in Nature
Beaver
Big Animals of Africa
Big Land Animals of North America
Chameleon
Community
Endangered Animals Will They Survive
Forest Babies
Fresh Water Pond
Grasslands
Instincts in Animals
Life in a Pond
Life in the Desert
Life in the Grasslands
Life Story of the Oyster
Life Story of the Sea Star
Looking at Mammals
Marshes of the Mississippi
Our Animal Neighbors
Prowlers of the Everglades
Realm of the Wild
Salt Marsh A Question of Values
Shadow of the Buffalo
Shark Maneater or Myth
Tad the Frog
We Explore the Field and Meadow
We Explore the Woodland
White Splendor
Wide Wide Sea Background for Reading and
Expression
See ANIMALSHABITS AND BEHAVIOR
ECOLOGY
ANIMALSHABITS AND BEHAVIOR
Adaptation of Plants and Animals
Aggressive Impulse
Animal Communities and Groups
Animal Navigation
Animal WarAnimal Peace
Animals and Their Food
Animals Breathe in Many Ways
Animals Eat in Many Ways
Animals Growing Up
Animals Hear in Many Ways
Animals in Autumn
Animals in Spring
Animals in Summer
Animals in Winter
Animals Move in Many Ways
Animals Protect Themselves
Animals See in Many Ways
Animals That Fly
Animals Unlimited
AnimalsWays They Eat
AnimalsWays They Move
Aquarium Wonderland
Australian Animals
Baby Animals
Beaver
Behavior in Animals and Plants
Big Animals of Africa
Big Land Animals of North America
Blind As a Bat
Brown Bears Go Fishing
Butterfly
Chameleon
164Chotu and His Jungle Elephant
Chucky LouThe Story of a Woodchuck
Cow
Farm Family in Spring
Felines
First ManyCelled Animals The Sponges
Fish Are Interesting
Flatworms Platyhelminthes
Flight of Birds
Flowers and Bees A Springtime Story
Frogs An Investigation
Gray Squirrel
Great Apes The Fact Vs Fantasy
Happy Little Hamsters
Hibernation and Other Forms of Dormancy
How Animals Live in Winter
Hunter and the Forest A Story Without
Words
Insects Lovely and Lethal
Instincts in Animals
Kangaroos
Life in an Old Dead Tree
Life in the Desert
Life in the Grasslands
Life in the Ocean
Life in the Sea
Little Animals
Looking at Mammals
Mother Rabbits Family
Our Animal Neighbors
Our Pet Show
Parasitism Parasitic Flatworms
Prickly the Porcupine
Raccoons Picnic
Reptiles
Rikki the Baby Monkey
SegmentationThe Annelids
Shaggy the Coyote
Slow As in Sloth
Snake Villain or Victim
Snakes
Spotty Story of a Fawn
Spotty the Fawn in Winter
Summer on the Farm
Tad the Frog
Whales Can They Be Saved
What Is a Mammal
What Is an Amphibian
White Splendor
Wild Animal Families
Wonders in a Country Stream
Wonders in Your Own Backyard
Wood Ducks World
Woody Woodchucks Adventure
Zoo
Zoo Baby Animals
See HEADINGS UNDER ANIMALS
ANIMALSSTORIES
Adventures of a Baby Fox
Adventures of a Chipmunk Family
Adventures of Bunny Rabbit
Adventures of Willie Skunk
Ant and the Dove
Ant and the Grasshopper
Badgers Bad Day
Chucky LouThe Story of a Woodchuck
Clumsy Little Elephant
David and the Puppy
Ferdinand the Bull
Firehouse Dog
Flipper the Seal Background for Reading and
Expression
Fluffy the Ostrich
Frances and Her Rabbit
Gray Squirrel
Hare and the Tortoise
Hoppy the Bunny
Korochan the Little Bear
Lion and the Mouse
Lion and the Mouse
Little Grey Neck
Little Red Hen
Little Rooster Who Made the Sun Rise
Little Smokey
Magic Forest
Mittens the Kitten
Monkey and the Organ Grinder
Monkey Who Would Be King
Mother Cat and Her Baby Skunks
Mother Deer and Her Twins
Mr and Mrs Robins Family
Mr Moto Takes a Walk
Pet Shop
Polly the Parrot
Prickly the Porcupine
Pride the Saddle Horse
Scruffy
Shaggy the Coyote
Snookie The Adventures of a Black Bear Cub
Spotty the Fawn in Winter
Story of Goose and the Gander
Tale of the Ground Hogs Shadow
Three Fox Fables
Three Little Bruins Go Camping
Three Little Bruins Great Adventure
Three Little Bruins in a Canoe
Three Little Bruins Make Mischief
Three Little Bruins on a Spree
Three Little Kittens
Three Little Pigs
Three Little Pigs
Tippy the Town Dog
Tortoise and the Hare
Traveling Musicians
Two Little Raccoons
Woody Woodchucks Adventure
Woolly the Lamb Background for Reading
and Expression
Zoo
Zoo Animals in Rhyme
See HEADINGS UNDER ANIMALS
ANIMALSTREATMENT
Care of Pets
City Pets Fun and Responsibility
Clean and Bright
Elephant Baby
Happy Little Hamsters
Zoo Animals Behind the Scenes
ANIMATION
Animation A Living Art Form
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Animation Film
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Editing Film
Handy Dandy DoltYourself Filmmaking
Film
ANTHROPOLOGY
Amazon Family
Cave Dwellers of the Old Stone Age
Fossils Exploring the Past
Great Apes The Fact Vs Fantasy
Life of a Primitive People Africa
Maya of Ancient and Modern Yucatan
Mayas
Monkeys and Apes An Introduction to the
Primates
New Lives for Old
Prehistoric Animals of the Tar Pit
Prehistoric Man in Northern Europe
Prehistoric Times
Primitive Man in Our World
Remnants of a Race
Story of Prehistoric Man
Theseus and the Minotaur
See HEADINGS UNDER ARCHAEOLOGY
ARTS AND CRAFTS BIOLOGY FOLK
LORE INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA
PALEONTOLOGY
ARCHAEOLOGY
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Greece
Ancient Mesopotamia
Ancient Paestum City of the Greeks and
Romans
Ancient World Inheritance
Buried Cities Pompeii and Herculaneum
Forty Centuries
Hezekiahs Water Tunnel
Journey into the Past
Maya of Ancient and Modern Yucatan
Message from a Dinosaur
Prehistoric Times
Renaissance
ARCHITECTURE
Art and Architecture Art of the Middle Ages
Art and Architecture ArtWhat Is It Why Is
It
Art and Architecture Chartres Cathedral
Art and Architecture Louvre
City Out of Wilderness Washington
Civilisation 2Great Thaw
Civilisation 4Man Measure of All Things
Civilisation 5Hero As Artist
Civilisation 9Pursuit of Happiness
Frank Lloyd Wright
White House Past and Present
Williamsburg Restored
See BUILDING
ARITHMETIC
Addition
Addition and Subtraction
Addition for Beginners
Areas
Arithmetic for Beginners
Arithmetic in the Food Store
165Base and Place
Big Numbers
Birthday for Buttons
Brushing Up on Division
Day Without Numbers
Division for Beginners
Earliest Numbers
Fractions
Fractions Finding the Common Denominator
Fundamental Operations
How Do You Count
How Man Learned to Count Arithmetic
How to Add Fractions
How to Divide Fractions
How to Multiply Fractions
Language of Mathematics
Learning About Metric Measures
Lets Measure Using Centimeters Meters and
Kilometers
Lets Measure Using Grams and Kilograms
Lets Measure Using Milliliters and Liters
Lets Measure Using Standard Units
Making Change for a Dollar
Meaning of Fractions
Meaning of Percentage
Measurement
Multiplication
Multiplication for Beginners
Numbers All Around Us
Numbers for Beginners
Old Woman in a Shoe Beginning Number
Concepts
Percentage
Place Value Ones Tens Hundreds
Principles of Scale Drawing
Ratio and Proportion
Story of Weights and Measures
Subtraction
Subtraction for Beginners
We Discover Fractions
We Use the Number Line
See GEOMETRY MATHEMATICS
ART
Animation A Living Art Form
Art and Architecture Art of the Middle Ages
Art and Architecture Art What Is It Why
Is It
Art and Architecture Chartres Cathedral
Art and Architecture Louvre
Art and Perception Learning to See
Art and Seeing
Art in Our World
Art in the Western World
Art of the Middle Ages
Arts of Japan
Boy of Renaissance Italy
Byzantine Empire
Children Are Creative
Children Who Draw
Civilisation 1Frozen World
Civilisation 3Romance and Reality
Civilisation 4Man Measure of All Things
Civilisation 5Hero As Artist
Civilisation 7Grandeur and Obedience
Civilisation 8Light of Experience
Civilisation 9Pursuit of Happiness
Civilisation 10Smile of Reason
Civilisation 11Worship of Nature
Civilisation 12Fallacies of Hope
Composition in Painting
Craftsmanship in Clay Decoration
Craftsmanship in Clay Simple Slab Methods
Craftsmanship in Clay Throwing
Cubism
Discovering Color
Discovering Composition in Art
Discovering Creative Patterns
Discovering Drawing and Painting
Discovering Harmony in Art
Discovering Perspective
Discovering Texture
Dot
Drawing a Portrait
Drawing the Search for Form
Eighteenth Century Life in Williamsburg
Virginia
Fiber in Art
Fiddle De Dee
Form
Greek Myths
Hand and Clay A Celebration
How to Make Papier Mache Animals
Joys of Kinetic Art
Landmarks in American Art
LArt et la Vie
Lascaux Cradle of Mans Art
Light of the Impressionists
Line
Line
Lines in Relief Woodcuts and Block Printing
Maria of the Pueblos
Mediterranean World
Michelangelo
Mr Rembrandt Visits Russia
New Ways of Seeing
NonObjective Art
Oriental Brushwork
Painting with Sand A Navajo Ceremony
Painting an Abstraction
Painting and Drawing with Expression
Painting Shadows
Paper in the Round
Parable
Pond
Printmaking Four Artists Four Media
Reflections
Rembrandt Painter of Man
RennaissanceIts Beginning in Italy
Sea Adventures of Sandy the Snail
Study in Wet
Surrealism
Texture
Water Colors in Action
Ways of Seeing
Weaving with Looms You Can Make
What Is a Painting
What Is Art
Why Man Creates
Williamsburg Restored
World of Mosaic
Wyeth Phenomenon The
See ARCHITECTURE ARTSTUDY AND
TEACHING ARTISTS COLOR DESIGN
DRAWING HANDICRAFT PAINTING
AND PAINTINGS POTTERY PUPPETS
SCULPTURE WEAVING
ARTSTUDY AND TEACHING
Care of Art Materials
Children Are Creative
Discovering Line
Drawing a Portrait
Painting a Portrait
Painting Crowds of People
Painting with Calligraphy
Reflections
See HEADINGS UNDER ART EDUCA
TION
ARTISTS
Artist at Work Jacques Lipchitz Master
Sculptor
Artists and Nature
Audubon and the Birds of America
Civilisation 5Hero As Artist
Civilisation 7Grandeur and Obedience
Civilisation 8Light of Experience
Civilisation 12Fallacies of Hope
Degas Master of Motion
Drawings of Leonardo da Vinci
Goya
Grandma Moses
Henry Moore The Sculptor
Leonardo da Vinci and His Art
Leonardo da Vinci Giant of the Renaissance
Leonardo da Vinci His Inventions
Matisse and the Fauves
Maurits Escher Painter of Fantasies
Michelangelo
Painters of America Peter Hurd
Painting Trees with Eliot OHara
Reflections
Rembrandt Painter of Man
Rembrandt van Rijn A SelfPortrait
Surrealism
This Is Ben Shahn
Vincent van Gogh
Visit to Picasso
Works of Winslow Homer and John Marin
Wyeth Phenomenon The
See HEADINGS UNDER ART PAINTING
AND PAINTINGS
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Balthazar the Lion
Hand and Clay
Maria of the Pueblos
Navajo Indian
Reflections
Weaving with Looms You Can Make
See ART HANDICRAFT POTTERY PUP
PETS SCULPTURE WEAVING
ASIA
Ancient Mesopotamia
India
Indonesia The Land and the People
SingaporeMalaya New States in Southeast
Asia
166Southeast Asia A Cultural History
Thailand
See PACIFIC ISLANDS NAMES OF
COUNTRIES
ASTRONOMY
Beyond Our Solar System
Constellations Guides to the Night Sky
Controversy over the Moon
Eclipses of the Sun and Moon
Galileo
How Many Stars
Man Looks at the Moon
Moon A Giant Step in Geology
Nearest Star
Night Sky
Realm of the Galaxies
Solar System
Stars and Star Systems
What Are Stars Made Of
What Do We See in the Sky
What Is Space
See EARTH SOLAR SYSTEM SPACE
FLIGHT
ATHLETICS
See BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL BOATS
AND BOATING GOLF GYMNASTICS
PHYSICAL EDUCATION SPORTS
SWIMMING TRACK ATHLETICS
ATMOSPHERE
Air AH Around Us
Flaming Sky
What Makes Clouds
What Makes the Wind Blow
Wind and What It Does
Wind at Work
Winds and Their Causes
See WEATHER
ATOMIC BOMB
Effects of Atomic Bomb Explosions
See ATOMIC ENERGY NUCLEAR PHY
SICS
ATOMIC ENERGY
A Is for Atom
Discovery of Radioactivity
Exploring the Atomic Nucleus
Living with the Atom
New Reality
Radioisotope Scanning in Medicine
See ATOMIC BOMB NUCLEAR PHYSICS
ATOMIC STRUCTURE
See CHEMISTRY ELECTRONICS
CLEAR PHYSICS
NU
AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS AND
METHODS
At the Center
Constructing Reality A Film on Film
Creating Cartoons
Display and Presentation Boards
Dry Mounting Instructional Materials
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Animation Film
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Editing Film
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Filmmaking
Film
Introduction to Portable Videotape Recording
Lettering Instructional Materials
Practical Film Making
AUSTRALIA
Australian Animals
Australian Report
Kangaroos
AUSTRIA
Life in the Alps Austria
AUTHORS
Carl Sandburg
Carl Sandburg Discusses His Work
Edgar Allan Poe Background for His Work
Emily Dickinson
English Literature Chaucer and the Medieval
Period
Eudora Welty
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
James Dickey Poet
James Fenimore Cooper
Life of Christ in Art
Louisa May Alcott
Mark Twain Background for His Works
Mark Twain Gives an Interview
Robert Frost
Walt Whitman Background for His Works
Washington Irving
William Shakespeare Actor and Playwright
William Shakespeare Background for His
Work
You Are There The Death of Socrates
You Are There Tragedy of John Milton
AUTOMOBILE OPERATION AND MAIN
TENANCE
ABC of High Energy Ignition
ABC of the Automobile Chassis
ABC of the Automobile Engine
ABC of the Catalytic Converter
ABC of the Diesel Engine
ABC of the Gas Turbine
Big Test
Borrowed Power
Broken Glass
Case of the Misguided Killer
Freewayphobia
I Like Bikes But
Innovators
Safety or Slaughter
Shaping Progress
UFOUnrestrained Flying Objects
Until I Get Caught
We Drivers
See DRIVER EDUCATION
AVIATION
See AERODYNAMICS AERONAUTICS
AIRPLANES
BABY SITTING
See CHILDRENCARE AND HYGIENE
BACTERIOLOGY
See MICROBIOLOGY
BANKS AND BANKING
Fred Meets a Bank
Money and Banking
See COMMERCE ECONOMICS MONEY
BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL
Lou Gehrig King of Diamonds
Softball Skills and Practices
BEES
Animal Navigation
Bee City
Bees and Their Habits
Flower and the Hive
Flowers and BeesA Springtime Story
Honeybee A Social Insect
Secrets of the Bee World
Social InsectsThe Honeybee
BIOGRAPHY
Abe Lincoln The Boy and His Stepmother
Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln A Background Study
Andrew Jackson
Anne Hutchinson
Bolivar South American Liberator
Booker T Washington
Boyhood of Abraham Lincoln
Boyhood of George Washington
Carl Sandburg
Carl Sandburg at Gettysburg Part I Facts
About the Civil War
Carl Sandburg at Gettysburg Part II The
Gettysburg Address and Lincoln the Man
Carl Sandburg Discusses His Work
Charlemagne and His Empire
Daniel Webster
Darwin and the Theory of Natural Selection
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Gandhi
George Washington Carver
George Mason
Governor John M Slaton
Great Americans Abe Lincoln
Great Americans Benjamin Franklin
Great Americans George Washington
Great Americans Martin Luther King Jr
Great Americans Thomas Jefferson
Great Debate
Herbert Hoover
Horace Mann
I Will Fight No More Forever The Story of
Chief Joseph
Jefferson of Monticello
John C Calhoun
John F Kennedy Man and President
John Marshall
John Quincy Adams
Journals of Lewis and Clark
Judge Ben B Lindsey
167LaFayette
Lee the Virginian
Lou Gehrig King of Diamonds
Marco Polos Travels
Martin Luther King Jr
The Assassin Years
Meet Mr Lincoln
Michelangelo
Mr and Mrs Browning
Mussolini
Negro Heroes from American History
Pearl S Buck
President Woodrow Wilson
Prudence Crandall
Robert E Lee
Theodore RooseveltAmerican
Thomas Alva Edison
Thomas Jefferson
Times of Teddy Roosevelt
Wilsons Fight for Peace
Winston Churchill
You Are There Napoleons Return from Elba
You Are There Resolve of Patrick Henry
You Are There The Triumph of Alexander
the Great
You Are There Washington Crosses the Dela
ware
You Are There Washingtons Farewell to His
Officers
You Are There Websters Sacrifice To Save
The Union
See ARTISTS AUTHORS EXPLORERS
INVENTORS MUSICIANS
SCIENTISTS
BIOLOGY
Aging of Lakes
Aquatic Locomotion
Biological Rhythms Studies in
Chronobiology
Biology Exploring the Living World
Body Defenses Against Disease
Cell TheStructural Unit of Life
Cells A First Film
Circulation and the Human Body
Diffusion and Osmosis
Digestive System
Ecology of a Hot Spring Life at High Tem
peratures
Endocrine System
Experimental Conditions
Flight of Birds
Flowers and BeesA Springtime Story
Frogs An Investigation
Galapagos Finches
Gymnosperms
Heart and Circulatory System
Human Body The Circulatory System
Human Body The Digestive System
Human Body The Endocrine System
Human Body The Excretory System
Human Body The Muscular System
Human Body The Nervous System
Human Body The Reproductive System
Human Body The Respiratory System
Human Body The Skeletal System
Human Body The Systems Working
Together
Incubator
Insect Life Cycle Periodical Cicada
Insects Lovely and Lethal
Life in a Drop of Water
Living and Growing
Living Cell DNA
Lungs and Respiratory System
Marine Iguana
Mechanics of Life Blood and Circulation
Mechanics of Life Bones and Joints
Mechanics of Life Breathing and Respiration
Mechanics of Life Digestion and the Food We
Eat
Mechanics of Life Muscles and Movement
Microscopic Life
Microscopic Wonders in Water
Mitosis
Mitosis and Meiosis
Monkeys and Apes An Introduction to the
Primates
Nitrogen and Living Things
Photosynthesis
PlantAnimal Communities Physical Environ
ment
Radiation in Biology An Introduction
Reptiles Are Interesting
Rhyming Dictionary of Zoo Animals
Salt Marsh A Question of Values
Sea Mysteries of the Deep
Shark Maneater or Myth
Skeleton
Snake Villain or Victim
Succession on Lava
Turtle Care of a Pet
What Ecologists Do
What Is Ecology
Whats Alive
Why Study Biology
See ADAPTATION BIOLOGY ANAT
OMY ANIMAL ANIMALSHABITA
TIONS ANIMALSHABITS AND BE
HAVIOR BIOLOGYLABORATORY
TECHNIQUES BIRDS BOTANY
CELLS CLIMATE ECOLOGY EM
BRYOLOGY FISHES FORESTS AND
FORESTRY INSECTS AND SPIDERS
MARINE BIOLOGY MICROBIOLOGY
MICROSCOPY PHYSIOLOGY REPRO
DUCTION VIRUSES ZOOLOGY
LABORATORY TECH
BIOLOGY
NIQUES
Biology Exploring the Living World
Introduction to Animal Dissection
Measuring Techniques
Paper Chromatography
Weighing Techniques
BIRDS
American Bald Eagle
Animal Navigation
Animals That Fly
Audubon and The Birds of America
Attracting Birds in Winter
Bird Behavior
Bird Circus
Bird Homes
Birds Are Interesting
Birds How We Identify Them
Birds in Winter
Birds in Your Backyard
Birds of Our Storybooks
Birds of the Countryside
Birds of the Dooryard
Birds of the Inland Waterways
Birds That Eat Insects
Birds That Eat Seeds
Coco and the Seabirds
Five Colorful Birds
Flight of Birds
Fluffy the Ostrich
Flying Birds
Goldfinch Family
Gray Gull the Hunter
How Birds Help Us
Incubator The
Land of the Ostriches
Life Story of the Hummingbird
Living Bird
Mr and Mrs Robins Family
Ostrich
Polly the Parrot
Realm of the Wild
Robin Redbreast
What Is a Bird
Wood Ducks World
Woodpecker Gets Ready for Winter
See WILDLIFECONSERVATION
BLOOD
Mechanics of Life Blood and Circulation
BOATS AND BOATING
Aids to Navigation for Boatmen
Another Day of Cruising
Boats and Ships
Find a Float
How Indians Build Canoes
See FISHING SHIPPING
BOLIVIA
Bolivar South American Liberator
BOTANY
Algae
Angiosperms The Flowering Plants
Behavior in Animals and Plants
Carnivorous Plants
Colour of Life
Evolution of Vascular Plants The Ferns
Fresh Water Pond
Fungi
Growth of Plants
Growth of Seeds
Gymnosperms
How Flowers Make Seeds
How Green Plants Make and Use Food
How Green Plants Make Food Photosynthe
sis
How Plants Help Us
How Seeds Are Scattered
Learning About Leaves
Learning About Seeds
Leaves
Lets Watch Plants Grow
168B
Lichens and Mosses
Life Cycle of a Plant
Life of the Molds
Liverwort Alternation of Generations
Mitosis
Natural Selections
Photosynthesis
Plant Life at Work
Plant Tropisms and Other Movements
Plants Make Food
Plants That Grow from Leaves Stems and
Roots
Roots of Plants
Secrets of the Plant World
Seed Dispersal
Seed Germination
Seed Plants Diversity in Adaptation
Seeds Grow into Plants
Simple Plants The Algae
Trees How We Identify Them
What Plants Need for Growth
Wonders of Plant Growth
World of Little Things
See CELLS ECOLOGY FLOWERS
FORESTS AND FORESTRY GENETICS
MICROBIOLOGY MICROSCOPY
PALEONTOLOGY PLANTSREPRO
DUCTION REPRODUCTION
BRAZIL
Amazon Family
AmazonPeople and Resources of Northern
Brazil
BUDGET
Money Tree
See CONSUMER EDUCATION
BUILDING
Building a House
Lets Build a House
Pipes in the House
See ARCHITECTURE HEAT HOUSING
BUSINESS
Climber
Do I Want to Be a Secretary
Fences and Gates
Innovators
Inside Cackle Corners
Its Everybodys Business
Job Interview Pro Bowl
Modern Corporation
Rise of Big Business
Women at Work
See BUSINESS EDUCATION COMMERCE
ECONOMICS INTERNATIONAL
COOPERATION
BUSINESS EDUCATION
Applying for a Job
Bookkeeping Occupations and Opportunities
Business What Its All About
Business Office Making Things Happen
Choosing a Job
Communicating with the Public
Do I Want to Be a Secretary
Filing Procedures in Business
Getting a Promotion
Help Wanted Secretary
Is a Career in Business Administration for
You
Newspaper Story
People in Management
People Who Sell Things
People Who Work in Factories
People Who Work in Offices
People Who Work in Stores
Personal Financial Planning
Typing Skills Building Speed
Typing Skills Daily Job Techniques
Wise Use of Credit
See BANKS AND BANKING BUSINESS
COMMERCE CONSUMER EDUCA
TION MONEY TYPEWRITING
BUTTERFLIES
Butterfly
Butterfly Life Cycle of an Insect
Butterfly Mystery
Monarch Butterfly Elementary
Monarch Butterfly Story
Worms to Wings
CAMPING
Adventuring in Conservation
Overnight
ReCreating Spirit
CANADA
Canada Geography of the Americas
Canadas History Colony to Commonwealth
Canadas Royal Canadian Mounted Police
City of Gold
France in the New World
French and Indian War
French and Indian War
St Lawrence Seaway
See CANADADESCRIPTION AND
TRAVEL CANADAINDUSTRIES
CANADADESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL
Ocean Tides Bay of Fundy
Rocky Mountains
CANADAINDUSTRIES
See CANADADESCRIPTION AND
TRAVEL
CANCER
One in 20000
This Is Your Lung
CAREER EDUCATION
Because Its Just Me
Bread and Butterflies Choosing Changes
Career Education
Climber
Getting Ready
Going Back
Interview Ready or Not
Job Interview Pro Bowl
Most Important Thing
Partners
Running Great
Second Language Your Key to Understanding
TeacherTraining Film Lets Get to Work
Time of Changes
Training the Construction Worker
Try Out
Visit to a Maple Sugar FarmSugarbush
Visit with Farmer Joe
What Do You Think
Whats the Limit
Work Is Childs Play
Youre the Star
CELLS
Beginnings of Vertebrate Life
Cell Biology Structure and Composition
Cells A First Film
Circulation and the Human Body
Diffusion and Osmosis
Exploring Your Growth
Living Cell DNA
Meiosis
Mitosis
Photosynthesis
CENTRAL AMERICA
Central America A Human Geography
Early American Civilizations
Middle America The Land and the People
Mayas
Yucatan Land of the Maya
CERAMICS
See POTTERY
CHEMISTRY
ABC of Chemistry
Acids Bases and Salts
Chemical Bond and Atomic Structure
Chemical Conquest
Chemical Families
ChlorineA Representative Halogen
Colloidal State
Crystals
Crystals and Their Growth
Determining Molecular Formulas
Dynamics of Solution
Energy and Reaction
Gases and How They Combine
Halogens
How Materials Are Changed
Hydrogen
Ionization
KineticMolecular Theory
Learning About Electric Current
Liquids in Solution
Matter and Energy
Measurement in Physical Science
Molecular Theory of Matter
Oxygen
Physics and Chemistry of Water
Shapes and Polarities of Molecules
Sodium Family
Solutions
Story of Heat
Study of Crystals
Understanding Fire
169Very Low Temperatures
What Are Things Made Of
Wonder of Water
See ELECTRICITY MINES AND MINERAL
RESOURCES PAPER PETROLEUM
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
CHEMISTRY ORGANIC
Carbon and Its Compounds
Combustion
Energy from the Sun
Fire Science
Nature of Burning
CHILD STUDY
Children Who Draw
Childrens Aggression Its Origin and Control
Choosing Books to Read
Dolls
Ego Development The Core of Healthy Per
sonality
Emotional Development Aggression
From Sociable Six to Noisy Nine
Frustrating Fours and Fascinating Fives
Growth of Intelligence in the Preschool Years
Growth Through a TwoYear Kindergarten
Principles of Development
Sand
Water
What Do You Think
See ADOLESCENCE CHILDRENCARE
AND HYGIENE EXCEPTIONAL CHIL
DREN NURSERY SCHOOLS PARENT
AND CHILD
CHILD STUDYEARLY CHILDHOOD
Children Who Draw
Emotional Development Aggression
From Sociable Six to Noisy Nine
Frustrating Fours and Fascinating Fives
Growth Through a TwoYear Kindergarten
Language Development
Pathways Through Nursery School
Principles of Development
CHILDRENCARE AND HYGIENE
Dr Tom and His Magic Tree
Good Health Habits
Good Health Practices
Good Posture for Good Health
Health EyeCare Fantasy
Journey in Health
New Baby
Playground Safety The Peeperkorns
Your Friend the Doctor
See CHILD STUDY
CHINA
Ancient Orient The Far East
China A Portrait of the Land
Marco Polos Travels
CHRISTIANITY
Art and Architecture Chartres Cathedral
Christianity in World History To 1000 AD
Civilisation 6Protest and Communication
Civilisation 11Worship of Nature
Life of Christ in Art
Parable
CIRCULATION
Mechanics of Life Blood and Circulation
CIRCUS
Boy of the Circus
Here Comes the Circus
CITIZENSHIP
Are You a Good Citizen
Beginning Responsibility Rules at School
Democracy Your Voice Can Be Heard
Rules Laws and You
Take a Look at Yourself
Vandalism Crime or Prank
See PATRIOTISM
CITY GOVERNMENT
See MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
CITY PLANNING
Cities
City Out of the Wilderness Washington
Industrial City
Rise of the American City
Washington DC Story of Our Capital
See COMMUNITY LIFE HOUSING
PUBLIC HEALTH RECREATION
CIVICS
See CITIZENSHIP CIVIL RIGHTS COM
MUNITY LIFE POLITICAL SCIENCE
US POLITICS
CIVIL RIGHTS
English History Nineteenth Century Reforms
Governor John M Slaton
Great Americans Martin Luther King Jr
Justice Under the Law Gideon Case
Lobbying A Case History
Martin Luther King Jr
The Assassin Years
Our Living Declaration of Independence
See DEMOCRACY INTERCULTURAL
EDUCATION
CIVILIZATION
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Greece
Ancient Mesopotamia
Ancient World Inheritance
Prehistoric Times
Renaissance
See ANTHROPOLOGY ART INDIVIDUAL
COUNTRIES EDUCATION MUSIC
CLIMATE
Atmosphere in Motion
Climate and the World We Live In
Climates of North America From the North
Pole to the Tropic of Cancer
Climates of the United States
Deserts
Homes Around the World
Life in Mediterranean Lands
Life in the Desert The American Southwest
Life in the Grasslands
Man Makes a Desert
Our Big Round World
Storms The Restless Atmosphere
Tropical Rain Forest
Weather Why it Changes
What Makes Rain
CLOTHING AND DRESS
Clothing
Dolls of Many Lands
Pattern Types
See TEXTILE INDUSTRY AND FABRICS
COLOR
Color
Color and Light An Introduction
Color Keying in Art and Living
Color of the Day
Discovering Color
Nature of Color
COMMERCE
Mississippi River
Trade and Transportation
See BANKS AND BANKING BUSINESS
ECONOMICS FOOD SUPPLY INTER
NATIONAL COOPERATION RAIL
ROADS SHIPPING TRANSPORTATION
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
COMMUNICATION
Berfunkle
Communication By Voice and Action
Debt to the Past
Language and Communications
Eye of the Beholder
Joy of Communication
Making Yourself Understood
Newspaper Story
Reporting and Explaining
Second Language Your Key to Understanding
Walls and Windows
Ways of Seeing
Who Makes Words
COMMUNISM
Communism in Action Communisms Source
and Growth Part I
Communism in Action Life Behind the Iron
Curtain Part II
COMMUNITY LIFE
Balthazar the Lion
Geography of Your Community
History in Your Community
Industrial City
Neighborhoods Are Different
Rise of the American City
Shelter
See CITY PLANNING COMMUNITY
SERVICES HOUSING MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT PUBLIC HEALTH
RECREATION SOCIAL PROBLEMS
US CITIES AND TOWNS
170
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Food Store
Helpers at Our School
Night Community Helpers
Our Community Services
People Who Fight Pollution
Police Officer
Stores in Our Community
What Is a Community
Workers of Our Community
Workers Who Come to Our House
See EDUCATION HOUSING LIBRARIES
PUBLIC HEALTH POLICE POSTAL
SERVICES
COMPARATIVE CULTURES
Chocolate Sandwich
Different PeopleDifferent Values
Soviet Union Faces of Today
COMPUTERS AUTOMATIC
See ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
CONDUCT OF LIFE
See ETIQUETTE FAMILY GUIDANCE
PERSONAL MARRIAGE SOCIAL AD
JUSTMENT
CONSERVATION
Energy A Matter of Choices
Recycling
Time for Choice
World Apart
See AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURE
ECONOMIC ASPECTS CAMPING
FORESTS AND FORESTRY HUNTING
AND TRAPPING MINES AND MINERAL
RESOURCES SAFETY EDUCATION
SOIL CONSERVATION WATER AND
WATER SUPPLY WILDLIFE
CONSERVATION
CONSUMER EDUCATION
Advertising Information Persuasion or
Deception
Best You Possible
Build Your Economic Power
Consumer and the Supermarket
Consumer Economics and You
Consumer Education Budgeting
Consumer Education Installment Buying
Consumer Education Retail Credit Buying
Food Labeling Understanding What You Eat
Money Tree
Personal Financial Planning
Scarcity and Planning
Scrap The Supernatural Resources
Wise Use of Credit
Your CreditA Film About Paying Later
See CLOTHING AND DRESS COOKERY
DAIRY PRODUCTS ECONOMICS
ELECTRIC POWER FARM PRODUCE
FOOD FOOD SUPPLY FUELS GAR
DENING HOUSING MANUFACTURING
PROCESSES NUTRITION PUBLIC
HEALTH TEXTILE INDUSTRY AND
FABRICS
COOKERY
Techniques of Food Measurement
See FOOD
COUNSELING
See GUIDANCEEDUCATIONAL
GUIDANCEPERSONAL GUIDANCE
VOCATIONAL
COURTESY
See ETIQUETTE
COWBOYS
Life on a Cattle Ranch
Our Changing Way of Life
CREATIVE WRITING
About Nothing
Eudora Welty
Faroun the Little Clown
See LANGUAGE WRITING
CUBA
Cuba The Land and the People
CURRICULUM
Starting School
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Dairy Farm
Milk From Farm to You
DANCE
Dance Instrument
How to Move Better
Integrated Motor Perceptual Training Phase D
Polynesian Dances
Scotland Dances
DEAFNESS
See EDUCATIONSPECIAL
DEMOCRACY
Debt to the Past
Great Americans Martin Luther King Jr
Lobbying A Case History
Martin Luther King Jr
The Assassin Years
Our Living Declaration of Independence
Presidency Search for a Candidate
What It Means to Be an American
William Tell
See CIVIL RIGHTS POLITICAL SCIENCE
US GOVERNMENT US POLITICS
DENMARK
Vikings Life and Conquests
DESCRIPTION
See RHETORIC
DESERTS
See CLIMATE
DESIGN
Arrow to the Sun
Design for Living
Discovering Texture
Reflections
Weaving with Looms You Can Make
DIET
AllAmerican Meal
Animals Eat in Many Ways
Eating on the Run Film
Fit to Be You Flexibility and Body
Composition
Fitness for Living How to Get Fit
Food
Food Labeling Understanding What You Eat
Great Expectations
Junk Food Film
Physical Fitness It Can Save Your Life
You Are What You Eat
See COOKERY FOOD HYGIENE
NUTRITION
DISCUSSION TECHNIQUES
Getting the Facts
Mr Chairman Fundamentals of Parliamentary
Law
Parliamentary Procedures in Action
Speech Conducting a Meeting
DISEASES
Body Defenses Against Disease
Endocrine System
Half Million Teenagers
Heart and Circulatory System
Human Body The Circulatory System
Human Body The Respiratory System
Human Body The Skeletal System
Human Body The Systems Working Together
Infectious Diseases and Natural Body Defenses
Joan Avoids a Cold
Kathy
Lungs and Respiratory System
Microorganisms That Cause Disease
Mosquito and Its Control
This Is Your Lung
Tobacco Problem What Do You Think
Your Health Disease and Its Control
Your Protection Against Disease
See ALCOHOLISM CANCER DRUGS
SMOKING VIRUSES VENEREAL
DISEASE
DOGS
Dogs Life
Our Dog Show
DRAMA
How Much Can You See
Ingenious Reporter
Inspiration of Mr Budd
Just Imagine
Moods
See LITERATURE
DRAMATECHNIQUE
Great Debate
Greek Myths
171Hamlet Age of Elizabeth
Hamlet Poisoned Kingdom
Hamlet Readiness Is All
Hamlet What Happens in Hamlet
Humanities Our Town and Our Universe
Humanities Our Town and Ourselves
Humanities Theatre One of the Humanities
Humanities What They Are and What They Do
Macbeth Politics of Power
Macbeth Secretst Man
Macbeth Themes of Macbeth
MakeUp for the Theater
Oedipus Rex Age of Sophocles
Oedipus Rex Character of Oedipus
Oedipus Rex Man and God
Oedipus Rex Recovery of Oedipus
Shakespeares Theater Globe Playhouse
See ACTING SPEECH PUPPETS
DRAWING
Creating Cartoons
Discovering Creative Patterns
Discovering Drawing and Painting
Dot
Drawing Search for Form
Frances and Her Rabbit
Matchstick Series No Ill Heads and Expres
sion
Matchstick Series No IV Animals
Painting and Drawing with Expression
Perspective Drawing
Principles of Scale Drawing
See ARTSTUDY AND TEACHING
MECHANICAL DRAWING
DRIVER EDUCATION
ABC of High Energy Ignition
ABC of the Automobile Chassis
ABC of the Automobile Engine
ABC of the Catalytic Converter
ABC of the Diesel Engine
ABC of the Gas Turbine
Anyone at All
Automobile Tire Hydroplaning What Happens
Big Test
Broken Glass
Case of the Misguided Killer
City Driving Tactics
Defensive Driving Tactics
Drinking Driver What Could You Do
Drive Defensively
Driving at Night
Driving in Bad Weather
Driving Like a Pro
Drugs Drinking and Driving
Final Factor
Forces and Laws
Freewayphobia
Give a Car a Man Who Can Drive
Great Holiday Massacre
I Like BikesBut
Impact
Innovators
Last Date
Moment of Decision
Motorcycle Experience
Night Driving Tactics
Safety Belt for Susie
Safety or Slaughter
Safety Through Seat Belts
Signal 30
Signs Take a Holiday
Smith System of Accident Free Driving
Stop Driving Us Crazy
Stop Look and Think
Stop That Skidding
UFOUnrestrained Flying Objects
Until I Get Caught
We Drivers
Whiplash
Why 55
Your Car in Motion
Your Ticket to Safety
See AUTOMOBILE OPERATION AND
MAINTENANCE
DRUGS
Acid
All My Tomorrows
Answer Is Understanding
Are Drugs the Answer
Curious Alice
Day in the Death of Donny B
Drug Problem What Do You Think
Drugs Drinking and Driving
General Drug Abuse
Heres Help
Losers
Marijuana
Narcotics
Poisons Emergency Procedures
Slow Death
Social Seminar Brian at Seventeen
Social Seminar Changing
Social Seminar Community in Quest
Social Seminar Drug Talk Some Current
Drug Programs
Social Seminar Drugs and Beyond
Social Seminar Mr Elders Class Drug
Education at The Elementary Level
Social Seminar The Family
Social Seminar What Is Teaching What is
Learning
Social Seminar Youth Culture Series
Bunny
Social Seminar Youth Culture Series Guy
Social Seminar Youth Culture Series
Teddy
Social Seminar Youth Culture Series Tom
Speedscene Problems of Amphetamine Abuse
Tempted
Understanding
UpsDowns Amphetamines and Barbiturates
Your Amazing Mind
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
Caring Sharing Together Is Best
Choosing Books to Read
Clever HikoIchi A Japanese Tale
Dolls
Dr Tom and His Magic Tree
Foundations of Reading and Writing
Growth of Intelligence in the Preschool Years
Language Development
Rickys Great Adventure
Sand
Starting School
Visit to a Maple Sugar Farm Sugarbush
Visit with Farmer Joe
Water
What Time Is It
Whats So Important About a Wheel
EARTH
Amazon
Boys Trip into the Grand Canyon
Continental Drift Theory of Plate Tectonics
Day and Night
Earth and the Seasons
Earth Mans Home
Earthquakes Lesson of a Disaster
Earths Changing Surface
Erosion and Weathering Looking at the
Land
Fossils Exploring the Past
Glacier on the Move
Great Lakes
Heartbeat of a Volcano
How Solid Is Rock
If You Could See the Earth
Our Big Round World
San Andreas Fault
Solar System
Succession on Lava
Tornado
Volcano Birth of a Mountain
Volcanoes Exploring the Restless Earth
Whats Inside the Earth
See ATMOSPHERE CLIMATE
GEOLOGY OCEANS SEASONS
ECOLOGY
Alone in the Midst of the Land
Amazon
American Bald Eagle
Animal War Animal Peace
Ark
Boomsville
Buffalo An Ecological Success Story
Changing River
Community
Controversy Over Industrial Pollution
Desert
Desert
Distribution of Plants and Animals
Ecology of a Desert
Ecology of a Hot Spring Life at High
Temperatures
Ecology of a Swamp
Ecology of Plateaus
Ecology of Ponds
Ecology of the Forest
Ecology of the Ocean
Ecology of the Prairie
Endangered Animals Will They Survive
Energy A Matter of Choices
Energy for the Future
Energy from the Sun
172Erosion and Weathering Looking at the
Land
Everglades
Exploring the Ocean
Flowers and Bees A Springtime Story
Food Revolution
Garbage Explosion
Georgia Parks and Historic Sites
Grasslands
Great Lakes
High Arctic Biome
House of Man Part 11
Lets Take a Walk in the High Country
Life in a Pond
Life Story of the Hummingbird
Man and His Natural Environment The Creek
Man Makes a Desert
Noise Polluting the Environment
Partnership Among Plants and Animals
Plankton and the Open Sea
PiantAnimal Communities Physical
Environment
Population Ecology
Problem with Water Is People
Problems of Conservation Air
Problems of Conservation Our Natural
Resources
Problems of Conservation Water
Problems of Conservation Wildlife
Recycling
Rocky Mountains
Salt Marsh A Question of Values
Sea Mysteries of the Deep
Snake Villain or Victim
SuccessionFrom Sand Dune to Forest
Succession on Lava
Temperate Deciduous Forest
Thousand Suns
Time for Choice
Tragedy of the Commons
Tree
Tropical Rain Forest
Whales Can They Be Saved
What Ecologists Do
What Is Ecology
Within This Earth
Wood Ducks World
World Apart
ECONOMICS
Alfonzo A Long Way from Home
Beginning at Plymouth Colony
Build Your Economic Power
Farmer in a Changing America
Fences and Gates
How We Got What We Have
Industrial Revolution Beginnings in the United
States
Inside Cackle Corners
Its Everybodys Business
Job Interview Pro Bowl
Modern Corporation
Money Taxes and Imagination
National Economy Quiz
Once Upon A Time
One Hoe for Kalabo
Personal Financial Planning
Productivity Key to Americas Economic
Growth
Rise of Big Business
Survival After High School
We Make Choices
Wise Use of Credit
Women at Work
See AGRICULTUREECONOMIC ASPECTS
BANKS AND BANKING BUSINESS
COMMERCE COMMUNICATIONS
CONSUMER EDUCATION FACTORY
SYSTEM FOOD SUPPLY INTERNA
TIONAL COOPERATION LABOR AND
LABORING CLASSES MONEY TRANS
PORTATION
ECUADOR
Alfonzo A Long Way from Home
Ecuador
Life in the High Andes
EDUCATION
Prudence Crandall
See ABILITYTESTING ARTSTUDY AND
TEACHING AUDIOVISUAL MATER
IALS AND METHODS CHILD STUDY
CHILDRENCARE AND HYGIENE
CONSUMER EDUCATION
EDUCATIONAIMS AND OBJECTIVES
EDUCATIONEXPERIMENTAL
METHODS EDUCATIONSPECIAL
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
GUIDANCEEDUCATIONAL LIBRA
RIES MUSEUMS NURSERY SCHOOLS
PSYCHOLOGY SCHOOL MANAGE
MENT AND ORGANIZATION STUDY
SKILLS TEACHING
EDUCATION AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
Desk for Billie
Horace Mann
Our Schools Have Kept Us Free
State of the Future
Years of Challenge
See EDUCATIONMETHODS STUDY AND
TEACHING EDUCATIONAL PSYCHO
LOGY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT AND
ORGANIZATION
EDUCATION HISTORY
Booker T Washington
Education in America The Nineteenth
Century
Education in America The Seventeenth and
Eighteenth Centuries
Education in America Twentieth Century
Developments
Horace Mann
EDUCATION METHODS
Access to Learning
And No Bells Ring
Anyone Can
British Infant School Southern Style
Caring Sharing Together Is Best
Change in Your School
Classroom Learning Centers
Helpers Personalizing the Teaching
of Reading
Hickory Stick
Humanity of Teaching
I Do And I Understand
Identity Society
Learning and Behavior The Teaching
Machine
Learning By Doing
Module I The Crunch
Module II Black Is the Color
Module III Crossing the Line
One to Grow On A Pretty Good Class
for a Monday
One to GrowOn A Teacher in Reflection
One to Grow On Act II Lindsey
One to Grow On He Comes from Another
Room
One to Grow On Individuals
One to Grow On Learning Strategies
One to Grow On Sarah
Open Classroom in America
Outdoor Education
PATCH Positive Approach to Changing
Humans
Personalizing Reading for Children
Project Success Environment
Reality Therapy in High School
Sheltered Workshop Phase E
Social Seminar What Is Teaching What Is
Learning
Social Studies Teaching Techniques
Storytelling Can You Tell It in Order
Teachers Concerns About Using InsideOut
Teaching Triad
TET Teacher Effectiveness Training in High
School
ThinkingMovingLearning
To Help Them Learn
Tomorrow Well See What Happens
Visual Perception Training in the Regular
Classroom
What Do You Think
Zoo
EDUCATION METHODS STUDY AND
TEACHING
Addition and Subtraction Techniques
And No Bells Ring
Anyone Can
Area
Area
Base and Place
Big Numbers
Bread and Butterflies Teacher InService
Program
British Infant School Southern Style
Congruence and Similarity
Counting
Developing Comprehension
Diagnosis Formal and Informal
Division
Division Techniques
173Earliest Numbers
Equivalent Fractions
Factors and Primes
Foxfire
Fundamental Operations
Geography of Your Community
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Animation Film
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Editing Film
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Filmmaking Film
Helping Children with Reading Disability
Hickory Stick
History in Your Community
How Much Can You See
I Do And I Understand
Informal Reading Inventory
Initial Perceptual Training Phase B
Innovation in Elementary Physical Education
Integrated Motor Perceptual Training Phase D
Introducing Rational Numbers
Introduction to Probability
Irrational Numbers
Just Imagine
Learning By Doing
Math Is a Monster
Mathematics for Tomorrow
Measurement of Solids
Moods
Motor Training Phase A
Multiplication and Division
Multiplication of Rational Numbers
Multiplication 1 Using the Cuisenaire
Rods
One to Grow On A Teacher in Reflection
One to Grow On Individuals
Open Classroom in America
Organizing for Effective Reading Instruction
Outdoor Education
P ATCH Positive Approach to Changing
Humans
Place Value and Addition
Poems Are Fun
Poems We Write
Preparation for Reading
Project Success Environment
Ratio Rate and Percent
Reading Readiness
School Board in Action
Set Can Have the Same Number of Elements
As One of Its Parts
Social Seminar Brian at Seventeen
Social Seminar Changing
Social Seminar Community in Quest
Social Seminar Drug Talk Some Current
Drug Problems
Social Seminar Drugs and Beyond
Social Seminar Family
Social Seminar Mr Elders Class Drug
Education at the Elementary Level
Social Seminar What Is Teaching What is
Learning
Social Seminar Youth Culture Series Bunny
Social Seminar Youth Culture Series Guy
Social Seminar Youth Culture Series
Teddy
Social Seminar Youth Culture Series Tom
Social Studies Teaching Techniques
Solving Systems of Equations with Emphasis
on Sets
Some Guides for a Good Reading Program
Spelling for Beginners
Teachers Concerns About Using InsideOut
Teaching a Directed Reading Lesson
Teaching Comprehension Skills
Teaching Reading in the Content Areas
Teaching Triad
TET Teacher Effectiveness Training in
High School
Thinking Moving Learning
To Help Them Learn
Tomorrow Well See What Happens
Using Basal Readers Effectively
Wood Construction for Beginners
Zoo
Zoo Animals in Rhyme
See ARTSTUDY AND TEACHING
AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS AND
METHODS HEADINGS UNDER
EDUCATION MUSIC STUDY AND
TEACHING
EDUCATION SPECIAL
Advanced Perceptual Training Phase C
And Then Came Spring
And Then Came Tomorrow
And They Are Not Alone
AuditoriallyHandicapped Child The Deaf
Cast No Shadow
Chronic Disorders
Curb Between Us
Day in the Life of Bonnie Consolo
Different Drummer
Early Recognition of Learning Disabilities
Im the Same as Everyone Else
Laton Handicapped Blind Child
Mental Retardation The Hopeless
Mentally Handicapped Educable
Mentally Retarded Trainable
Moderate Retardation in Young Children
Out of Left Field
Santa Monica Project
Sheltered Workshop Phase E
Special Children Special Needs
Specific Learning Disabilities Evaluation
Specific Learning Disabilities in the Classroom
Speech Disorders Physical Handicaps
Survey of Childrens Speech Disorders
Take the First Step
Through Different Eyes
To Find the Way
Visual Perception and the Failure to Learn
Visual Perception Training in the Regular
Classroom
VisuallyHandicapped Child The Blind
Walter
Well Show You What Were Gonna Do Art
with MultiplyHandicapped Blind Children
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Each Child Is Different
Evaluation By the School Psychologist
Learning and Behavior The Teaching
Machine
See ABILITYTESTING CHILD STUDY
EDUCATIONAIMS AND OBJECTIVES
EDUCATIONSPECIAL GUIDANCE
EDUCATIONAL NURSERY SCHOOLS
PSYCHOLOGY
EGYPT
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egyptian
Egypt Cradle of Civilization
Egypt Yesterday
Egyptian Village
Six Faces of Pharaoh
ELECTRICITY
Electricity
Electricity All About Us
Electricity and How It Is Made
Electricity Basic Wiring
Electricity Distribution
Electricity Generator and Motor
Electricity Measurement
Electricity Principles of Safety
ElectroMagnet
Electromagnets
Electromotive Force Series
Energy A Matter of Choices
Flow of Electricity
Fundamentals of AC and DC Generation
How to Produce Electric Current with Magnets
Introduction to Electricity
Learning About Electric Current
Learning About Magnetism
Magnetic Electric and Gravitational Fields
Safety with Electricity
Story of Magnetism
Studying Electricity
What Is Electric Current
See ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
ELECTRONICS RADIO
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
Data Processing Introductory Principles
Effective Writing Building an Outline
Map Projections in the Computer Age
EDUCATIONAL GUIDANCE
One to Grow On Sarah
See GUIDANCE EDUCATIONAL
READING
ELECTRONICS
Circuit Testing Signal Generators
Circuit Testing with Meters and Multimeters
Part II Practical Application
Coulombs Law
Electronics Basic Radio Circuitry
Electronics Principles of Television
Electronics Transistor
Electrons at Work
On Solder
Studying Electricity
See ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS RADIO
TELEVISION
174ELECTRONICSELECTRICITY
Circuit Testing Signal Generators
Circuit Testing with Meters and Multimeters
Part II Practical Application
Electricity Basic Wiring
Electricity Generator and Motor
Electronics Basic Radio Circuitry
Electronics Principles of Television
Electronics Transistor
ELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Every Child a Winner
EMBRYOLOGY
Amphibian Embryo Frog Toad and
Salamander
Beginnings of Vertebrate Life
Biography of the Unborn
Fish Embryo From Fertilization to Hatching
Mother Hens Family
See REPRODUCTION
ENERGY
Energy from the Sun
Learning About Heat
Learning About Light
Learning About Nuclear Energy
Learning About Sound
ENGINEERING
See AERONAUTICS ARCHITECTURE
BUILDING MECHANICAL DRAWING
POWER MECHANICS
ENGINEERING DRAWING
See MECHANICAL DRAWING
ENGLAND
Chaucers England From Prologue to the
Canterbury Tales
Elizabeth Queen Who Shaped an Age
England Background of Literature
England Industrial Empire
England of Elizabeth
English History Absolutism and Civil War
English History Earliest Times to 1066
English History Nineteenth Century Reforms
English History Norman Conquest to the
Fifteenth Century
English History Restoration and Glorious
Revolution
English History Tudor Period
English Literature Chaucer and the Medieval
Period
English Literature Eighteenth Century
English Literature Elizabethan Period
English Literature Romantic Period
English Literature Seventeenth Century
English Literature Victorian Period
Industrial Revolution in England
Magna Carta Part I Rise of the English
Monarchy
Magna Carta Part II Revolt of the Nobles and
the Signing of the Charter
Roman Wall
Sir Francis Drakes Life and Voyages
Traditional England
William Shakespeare Background for His
Work
See GREAT BRITAIN
ENGLISHENGLISH LANGUAGE
Articulatory Movements in the Production of
English Speech Sounds
English Language Story of Its Development
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Elephant Eats Penguin Eats Nouns
English Language Its Spelling Patterns
English Language Story of Its Development
English on the Job Listening and Speaking
Skills
English on the Job Writing Skills
Frogs Are Funny Frogs Are Fat Adjectives
Squirrels Are Up Squirrels Are Down
Adverbials of Place
Tell Me All About It What Makes a Friend
So Special
What Are Letters For Initial Consonants
What Are Letters For Vowels
See LANGUAGE AND LANGUAGES RHE
TORIC VOCABULARY
ENGLISH LITERATURE
Chaucers England From Prologue to the
Canterbury Tales
David Copperfield the Boy
David Copperfield the Man
England Background of Literature
England of Elizabeth
English Literature Chaucer and the Medieval
Period
English Literature Eighteenth Century
English Literature Elizabethan Period
English Literature Romantic Period
English Literature Seventeenth Century
English Literature Victorian Period
Forum Scene Julius Caesar
Four Views of Caesar
Great Themes of Literature Conscience in
Conflict
Great Themes of Literature Heroes and
Cowards
Great Themes of Literature Man and Woman
Hamlet Age of Elizabeth
Hamlet Poisoned Kingdom
Hamlet Readiness Is All
Hamlet What Happens in Hamlet
Hobbitt
Imagination
Literature Appreciation English Lyrics
Macbeth Politics of Power
Macbeth Secretst Man
Macbeth Themes of Macbeth
Novel Early Victorian England and Charles
Dickens
Novel Great Expectations
Novel What It Is What Its About What It
Does
Ode on a Grecian Urn
Pride and Prejudice
Reading Dickens
Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Romeo and Juliet
Scotland Background of Literature
Shakespeare Soul of an Age
Short Story Showcase Secret Sharer
Tale of Two Cities
Treasure Island
William Shakespeare Actor and Playwright
ENTERTAINING
See ETIQUETTE GAMES SOCIAL AD
JUSTMENT
ENVIRONMENT
House of Man Part II
Learning About Sound
Man and His Natural Environment The Creek
Question of Hunting
Recycling
Scrap The Supernatural Resource
Thousand Suns
Tornado
Tragedy of the Commons
Water Cycle
What Ecologists Do
What Is Ecology
Wood Ducks World
World Apart
EROSION
See SOIL CONSERVATION
ESKIMOS
Eskimo River Village
Life in Cold Lands Eskimo Village
Little Diomede
See ALASKA
ETIQUETTE
Beginning Responsibility Lunchroom Goes
Bananas
Courtesy for Beginners
Johnny Learns His Manners
Mealtime Manners and Health
Your Table Manners
See GUIDANCEPERSONAL SOCIAL AD
JUSTMENT
EUROPE
Ancient Greece
France
Greek Myths
Life in Mediterranean Lands
Mediterranean World
Our Inheritance from Historic Greece
Renaissance
River Rhine
Spain
See NAMES OF COUNTRIES
EUROPEHISTORY TO 476
Classical Civilization Emperor and Slave
Philosophy of Roman Stoicism
Classical Civilization Spirit of Rome
Claudius Boy of Ancient Rome
English History Earliest Times to 1066
175Julius Caesar Rise of the Roman Empire
Life in Ancient Rome
Life in Ancient Rome Family
Pompeii and Vesuvius
Prehistoric Man in Northern Europe
Rise of the Roman Empire
Roman Wall
You Are There Assassination of Julius Caesar
You Are There Triumph of Alexander the
Great
EUROPEHISTORY 4761492
Charlemagne and His Empire
Civilisation lFrozen World
Civilisation 2Great Thaw
Civilisation 3Romance and Reality
Civilisation 4Man Measure of All Things
English History Earliest Times to 1066
English History Norman Conquest to the
Fifteenth Century
Europe in Transition Late Middle Ages
Germany Feudal States to Unification
Holy Roman Empire
Leonardo da Vinci and His Art
Leonardo da Vinci Giant of the Renais
sance
Magna Carta Part I Rise of the English
Monarchy
Magna Carta Part II Revolt of the Nobles
and the Signing of the Charter
Marco Polos Travels
Meaning of Feudalism
Medieval Crusades
Medieval Gilds
Medieval Knights
Medieval Manor
Medieval Monastery
Medieval Times Role of the Church
Medieval World
Middle Ages Culture of Medieval Europe
Middle Ages Rise of Feudalism
Moslem World Beginning and Growth
Renaissance
RenaissanceIts Beginning in Italy
Rise of Nations in Europe
Saga of Western Man 1492
Vikings Life and Conquest
EUROPEHISTORY 14921789
Civilisation 5Hero As Artist
Civilisation 6Protest and Communication
Civilisation 7Grandeur and Obedience
Civilisation 8Light of Experience
Civilisation 9Pursuit of Happiness
Civilisation 10Smile of Reason
Civilisation 11Worship of Nature
Colonial Expansion of European Nations
Elizabeth Queen Who Shaped an Age
England of Elizabeth
English History Absolutism and Civil War
English History Restoration and Glorious
Revolution
English History Tudor Period
Germany Feudal States to Unification
Michelangelo
Reformation
Renaissance
Rise of Nations in Europe
Romanticism Revolt of the Spirit
Spanish Armada
You Are There Tragedy of John Milton
EUROPEHISTORY 17891900
Civilisation 12Fallacies of Hope
French Revolution
French Revolution Birth of a New France
French Revolution Death of the Old Re
gime
Germany Feudal States to Unification
Imperialism and European Expansion
Napoleon End of a Dictator
Napoleon Making of a Dictator
You Are There Napoleons Return from Elba
EUROPEHISTORY 20th CENTURY
Berlin Kaiser to Khrushchev
Germany Feudal States to Unification
Germany People of the Industrial West
Hitler Anatomy of a Dictatorship
Nuremberg Trials
Second World War Prelude to Conflict
Soviet Russia From Revolution to Empire
Soviet Union Faces of Today
Winston Churchill
EUROPEAN WAR 19141918
Great War
Wilsons Fight for Peace
World War I
World War I Building the Peace
World War I The Background
World War I War Years
EVOLUTION
Aquatic Locomotion
Ecology of a Hot Spring Life at High Tem
peratures
Experimental Conditions
Galapagos Finches
Marine Iguana
Origin of Life Chemical Evolution
Systematics and Plant Evolution
See ADAPTATION BIOLOGY BI
OLOGY BOTANY EMBRYOLOGY
HEREDITY PALEONTOLOGY ZO
OLOGY
EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN
Advanced Perceptual Training Phase C
And Then Came Spring
And Then Came Tomorrow
And They Are Not Alone
Anyone Can
AuditoriallyHandicapped Child the Deaf
Chronic Disorders
Different Drummer
Im the Same As Everyone Else
Initial Perceptual Training Phase B
Integrated Motor Perceptual Training Phase D
Mentally Handicapped Educable
Mentally Handicapped Trainable
Moderate Retardation in Young Children
Motor Training Phase A
One to Grow On He Comes from Another
Room
Sheltered Workshop Phase E
Speech Disorders Physical Handicaps
Survey of Childrens Speech Disorders
Thats My NameDont Wear It Out
Through Different Eyes
To Find the Way
VisuallyHandicapped Child The Blind
EXPLORERS
Age of Discovery
Beginnings of Exploration
Captain John Smith Founder of Virginia
Daniel Boone
English and Dutch Explorers
Path of Columbus
Sir Francis Drakes Life and Voyages
Story of Christopher Columbus
Vikings and Their Explorations
Vikings Life and Conquests
See AMERICADISCOVERY AND EX
PLORATION
FABRICS
Weaving with Looms You Can Make
See TEXTILE INDUSTRY AND FABRICS
FACTORY SYSTEM
Industrial Revolution Beginnings in the United
States
Industrial Revolution in England
Man and the Second Industrial Revolution
Modern Manufacturing Command Perfor
mance
One Hoe for Kalabo
FAMILY
Amazon Family
Family in Tokyo
Family of Amsterdam
Feather
France
India
Jamaica
Life in Ancient Greece Home and Education
Life in Ancient Rome The Family
Mexican Boy Story of Pablo
Mexican Village Family
Neighborhoods Are Different
Portraits of Aging
SelfIncorporated Family Matters
SelfIncorporated Getting Closer
SelfIncorporated My Friend
SelfIncorporated No Trespassing
SelfIncorporated Trying Times
SelfIncorporated Who Wins
Sky Is Gray
Social Seminar The Family
Soviet Union Faces of Today
Spain
Thailand
Women at Work
Workers Who Come to Our House
See MARRIAGE
176FARM LIFE
Children in Summer
Dairy Farm
Farm Babies and Their Mothers
Farm Family in Autumn
Farm Family in Summer
Farm Family in Winter
Farmer in a Changing America
French Farm Family
Life on a Cattle Ranch
Neighborhoods Are Different
Pony Farm
Story of Peggy at the Farm
Truck Farm
Visit to a Maple Sugar FarmSugarbush
Visit with Farmer Joe
FARM PRODUCE
Animals Useful to Man
Farmer in a Changing America
Great Plains From Green to Gold
Japanese Farmers
Life on a Cattle Ranch
Orange Grower
Pony Farm
Truck Farm
See DAIRY PRODUCTS FOOD
FARMS
See AGRICULTURE FARM LIFE FARM
PRODUCE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
See US GOVERNMENT US POLITICS
FICTION
See AMERICAN LITERATURE ENGLISH
LITERATURE LITERATURE STORIES
FILMMAKING
Constructing Reality A Film on Film
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Animation Film
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Editing Film
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Filmmaking
Film
Making of a Documentary
Stalking the Wild Cranberry
FINLAND
Finland Land of the North
People of the Reindeer
FIRE PREVENTION
Fire Prevention In the Home
Fire Friend and Foe
Heather Becomes a Firefighter
Im No Fool With Fire
In Case of Fire
Planned Escape from Fire
FIRST AID
Breath of Life
Choking To Save a Life
CPR To Save a Life
First Aid on the Spot
Mouth to Mouth Resuscitation
New Pulse of Life
Poisons Emergency Procedures
Seconds Count
Snakebite First Aid
See SAFETY EDUCATION
FISHES
Aquarium Wonderland
Aquatic Locomotion
Beginnings of Vertebrate Life
Fish and Their Characteristics
Fish Are Interesting
Fish Embryo From Fertilization to Hatching
Fish Family
Invader
Mysteries of the Deep
Sea Adventures of Sandy the Snail
Sea Mysteries of the Deep
Sea Zoo
Secrets of the Underwater World
Shark Maneater or Myth
What Is a Fish
Wonders in a Country Stream
See FISHING MARINE BIOLOGY
FISHING
Deep Sea Trawler
Fishermans Boy
Fishing on the Coast of Japan
Hunting Giants
To Tempt a Trout
Whales Can They Be Saved
World Apart
See FISHES MARINE BIOLOGY
FITNESS
Fit to Be You Flexibility and Body
Composition
Fit to Be You HeartLungs
Fit to Be You Muscles
Fitness for Living How to Get Fit
Fitness for Living Measuring Up
Fitness for Living What Is Physical Fitness
Habits of Health Food to Live and Grow
Habits of Health Keeping in Top Shape
Habits of Health The Physical Examination
HeartLung Endurance
I Am a Runner
Muscular Strength and Endurance
Physical Fitness It Can Save Your Life
Program for Physical Fitness
Run Dick Run Jane
FLOWERS
Evolution of Vascular Plants The Ferns
Flower and the Hive
Flower Arrangements of Williamsburg
Flower Arrangements Series No I
Flower Arrangements Series No II
Flowers at Work
Garden Plants and How They Grow
Learning About Flowers
See BOTANY
FOLKLORE
Arrow to the Sun
Folk Songs of Americas History
Foxfire
Greek Myths
Johnny Appleseed A Legend of Frontier Life
Korochan the Little Bear
Loons Necklace
Paul Bunyan and the Blue Ox
Paul Bunyan Lumber Camp Tales
TiJean Goes Lumbering
See STORIES
FOOD
AilAmerican Meal
Bread
Bread Making
Consumer and the Supermarket
Digestive System
Dining Room Sanitation
Fit to Be You Flexibility and Body
Composition
Food
Food Energy from the Sun
Food for Life
Food Labeling Understanding What You Eat
Grandmother Makes Bread
Human Body The Digestive System
Milk From Farm to You
Physical Fitness It Can Save Your Life
We Get Food from Plants and Animals
You Are What You Eat
See COOKERY DAIRY PRODUCTS
FARM PRODUCE FOOD SUPPLY
NUTRITION
FOOD SUPPLY
Agricultural Revolution Man As Food Pro
ducer
Consumer and the Supermarket
Food
Food Energy from the Sun
Food for the City Produce
Food Revolution
Food Store
Grasslands
Poultry Production in the South
Where Does Our Meat Come From
FORESTS AND FORESTRY
Conserving Our Forests Today
Community
Forest Babies
How Trees Help Us
Problems of Conservation Forest and Range
Science Conserves the Forest
SuccessionFrom Sand Dune to Forest
Temperate Deciduous Forest
Trees and Their Importance
Your Friend the Forest Keep It or Destroy It
See PAPER
FRANCE
Chocolate Sandwich
Colonial Family of New France
France
177France Background for Literature
France The Fifth Republic
French Farm Family
French Revolution
French Revolution Birth of a New France
French Revolution Death of the Old Regime
LArt et la Vie
Napoleon End of a Dictator
Napoleon Making of a Dictator
Rythmes de Paris
Vivre Mieux Demain
You Are There Napoleons Return from Elba
See FRENCH LANGUAGE
FRENCH LANGUAGE
Aujourd Hui Nous Visitons Paris
Aux Quatre Coins de France
Beginning French Intonation
LArt et la Vie
Le Musee Grevin
Le Petit Chaperon Rouge
La Petite Poule Rouge
Les Trois Ours
Loin de Paris
Loisirs et Vacances
Paris a Mon Coeur
Quebec la Belle Province
Rythmes de Paris
Toute la Bande Arrivee dElisabeth
Toute la Bande Vacances en Bretagne
Une Recette dAbidjan
Visitons la Belgique
Vivre Mieux Demain
FRONTIER AND PIONEER LIFE
Aunt Arie
Buffalo An Ecological Success Story
Children of the Colonial Frontier
Frontier Boy of the Early Midwest
Gold Rush Boy
Gold Rush Days
I Will Fight No More Forever
Johnny Appleseed A Legend of Frontier Life
Journals of Lewis and Clark
Kentucky Pioneers
Long Journey West 1820
Oregon Trail
Pioneer Blacksmith
Pioneer Boy of the Midwest
Pioneer Community of the Midwest
Pioneer Home
Pioneer Journey Across the Appalachians
Spain in the New World Colonial Life in
Mexico
Spanish Colonial Family of the Southwest
Stagecoach Westward
Westward Movement Settlement of the
Mississippi Valley
See COWBOYS INDIANS OF NORTH
AMERICA US HISTORY 17831900
FUELS
Earth Resources in Its Crust
Energy A Matter of Choices
See HEAT PETROLEUM
GAMES
Children in Winter
Guessing Game
Matching Up
Winter Is an Adventure
See SPORTS
GARDENING
Learning About Gardening
Little Garden
Planting Our Garden
See AGRICULTURE INSECTS AND SPI
DERS
GENETICS
Darwin and the Theory of Natural Selection
Experimental Conditions
Gene Action
Heredity
Living Cell DNA
What Color Are You
See ADAPTATION BIOLOGY CELLS
HEREDITY REPRODUCTION GENE
TICS
GEOGRAPHY
Journals of Lewis and Clark
Life in Mediterranean Lands
Life in the Desert The American Southwest
Life in the Grasslands
Living in the Middle Atlantic States Urban
Complex
Living in the Midwestern States Nations
Heartland
Living in the New England States Birthplace
of a Nation
Living in the Pacific States Variety and
Change
Living in the Plains States Meat and Grain
Living in the Rocky Mountain States Changing
Frontier Lands
Living in the Southern States Historic Lands
New Ideas
Living in the Southwestern States Growth in
the Desert
Living in the United States
Map Projections in the Computer Age
Mississippi River
Panama Canal
What Time Is It in Tokyo
See CLIMATE EARTH GEOLOGY NAMES
OF COUNTRIES NATURAL RE
SOURCES OCEANS WEATHER
GEOLOGY
Amazon
Atmosphere in Motion
Aging of Lakes
Beach A River of Sand
Birth and Death of Mountains
Boys Trip into the Grand Canyon
Continental Drift Theory of Plate Tectonics
Controversy Over the Moon
Desert
Dinosaur Age
Earth Changes in Its Surface
Earth Its Structure
Earth Mans Home
Earth Resources in Its Crust
Earthquakes and Volcanoes
Earthquakes Lesson of a Disaster
Earths Changing Surface
Eclipses of the Sun and Moon
Energy for the Future
Energy from the Sun
Erosion
Erosion and WeatheringLooking at the Land
Erosion Leveling the Land
Evidence for the Ice Age
Finding Out About Rocks
Geological Work of Ice
Geysers and Hot Springs
Glacier on the Move
Glaciers
Great Lakes
Great Lakes How They Were Formed
Heartbeat of a Volcano
Hidden Earth
How Level Is Sea Level
How Solid Is Rock
If You Could See the Earth
Igneous Rocks
In the Beginning Grand Canyon Story
Lava and the River
Minerals and Rocks
Moon A Giant Step in Geology
Mountains on the Move
Reflections on Time
Rocks
Rocks for Beginners
Rocks That Form on the Earths Surface
Rocks That Originate Underground
San Andreas Fault
Stories in the Rocks
Storms Restless Atmosphere
Succession on Lava
Volcano Birth of a Mountain
Volcanoes Exploring the Restless Earth
Water Cycle
Ways of Water
Weather Forecasting
What Makes Rain
Whats Inside the Earth
Why Do We Still Have Mountains
Within This Earth
See METALS MINES AND MINERAL
RESOURCES OCEANS
PALEONTOLOGY PETROLEUM
WATER AND WATER SUPPLY
GEOMETRY
Angles and Arcs in Circles
Area
Circles and Points
Congruence and Similarity
Conic Sections
Donald in Mathmagic Land
Geometric VectorsAddition
Geometry and You
178
V
Geometry Curves and Circles
Geometry Lines and Shapes
Geometry Points Angles Lines and Tigers
Geometry Some Quadrilaterals
Georges Flagpole Problem
Journey to the Center of a Triangle
Measuring Areas Squares Rectangles
Newtons Equal Areas
Notes on a Triangle
Parallel Lines
Shapes We Live With
Spheres We See and Use
Symmetries of the Cube
Triangles An Introduction
Turning a Sphere Inside Out
Volumes of Cubes Prisms and Cylinders
Volumes of Pyramids Cones and Spheres
See MATHEMATICS
GEORGIA
Ever Since Oglethorpe
Foxfire
Happy Holidays
Land of the Cherokee
Georgia Parks and Historic Sites
New Face on Capitol Hill
Our Thirteenth Colony
Out of the Hill of Habersham
Producing Americas Buried Treasure
ReCreating Spirit
Savannah
Savannah the Waking Giant
State of the Future
Third Dimension
Time for Choice
To Tempt a Trout
World Apart
Years of Challenge
GERMANY
Berlin Kaiser to Khrushchev
Germany Feudal States to Unification
Germany The Southern Uplands
Hitler Anatomy of a Dictatorship
Holy Roman Empire
GLOBES
See MAPS AND GLOBES
GOLF
How to Build a Golf Swing
Putting Golfs End Game
Short Approach Shots
Special Challenge Shots
GOVERNMENT
City Government Closest to the People
Justice Crime Criminals and the System
Justice Justice and the Criminal Courts
Political Parties in America Getting the People
Together
Who Needs Rules
See CIVIL RIGHTS DEMOCRACY
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT POLITICAL
SCIENCE STATE GOVERNMENT US
CONSTITUTION USGOVERNMENT
US POLITICS
GRAMMAR
Effective Writing Paragraph Connection
Effective Writing Revise and Improve
Effective Writing Sentence Sense
Monkey See Monkey Do Verbs
Sentences Many Ways to Begin
See RHETORIC
GRAPHS
Graphs Understanding and Using Them
Language of Graphs
GREAT BRITAIN
British Isles Land and People
United Kingdom England and Wales
See ENGLAND
GREECE
Ancient Greece
Ancient Paestum City of the Greeks and
Romans
Greece Land and the People
Greek Myths
Greeks In Search of Meaning
Life in Ancient Greece Home and Education
Life in Ancient Greece Role of the Citizen
Odyssey Central Themes
Odyssey Return of Odysseus
Odyssey Structure of the Epic
Oedipus Rex Age of Sophocles
Oedipus Rex Character of Oedipus
Oedipus Rex Man and God
Oedipus Rex Recovery of Oedipus
You Are There Death of Socrates
You Are There Triumph of Alexander
the Great
GROOMING PERSONAL
Acne Its Not Your Fault
Best You Possible
Clean and Bright
Holiday from Rules
On Your Feet
Your Posture
You Can Do Something About Acne
See TEETH
GUIDANCE EDUCATIONAL
Anatomy of a Teenage Marriage
Being Me
Cipher in the Snow
Consumer Economics and You
Dropping Out
Getting Ready for Junior High School
Quitter Portrait of a High School Dropout
Why Study Biology
See ABILITYTESTING EDUCATION
SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL
PYSCHOLOGY GUIDANCE PERSONAL
LIBRARIES PYSCHOLOGY READING
SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT STUDY SKILLS
TEACHING
GUIDANCE PERSONAL
About Nothing
Acne Its Not Your Fault
Acting With Maturity
Anatomy of a Teenage Courtship
Anatomy of a Teenage Engagement
Arrow to the Sun
Beginning Responsibility Being a Good Sport
Beginning Responsibility Being on Time
Beginning Responsibility Books and
Their Care
Beginning Responsibility Getting Ready
for School
Beginning Responsibility Learning to Follow
Instructions
Beginning Responsibility Lunchroom Goes
Bananas
Beginning Responsibility Rules at School
Beginning Responsibility Taking Care of
Things You Share
Developing Responsibility
Discussion Problems Good Loser
Durango Daredevil Strikes Again Bullying
Electronics Technician
Facing the Test A Film for Test Takers
Family The Boy Who Lived Alone
Faroun the Little Clown
Getting Ready for Junior High School
Girls Aware
Great Piggy Bank Raid Honesty
Identity Society
Interview Ready or Not
Its Up to Laurie
Joy of Achievement
Joy RideAn Auto Theft
Magic Scarab Superstition
Managing Your Emotions
Name Unknown
O K Classroom
One to Grow On A Pretty Good Class
for a Monday
One to Grow On A Teacher in Reflection
One to Grow On Act IILindsey
One to Grow On He Comes from Another
Room
One to Grow On Individuals
One to Grow On Learning Strategies
One to Grow On Sarah
SelfDefense for Girls
SelfIncorporated Family Matters
SelfIncorporated Getting Closer
SelfIncorporated My Friend
SelfIncorporated No Trespassing
SelfIncorporated Trying Times
SelfIncorporated Who Wins
Simple Accident
Strangers
Survival After High School
Tempted
Values Understanding Ourselves
We Go to School
Whats Your Authority
Wheres Your Loyalty
Who Needs You
Women at Work
See ABILITYTESTING EDUCATION
SPECIAL ETIQUETTE FAMILY
GROOMING PERSONAL GUIDANCE
EDUCATIONAL MARRIAGE SOCIAL
ADJUSTMENT
179GUIDANCE VOCATIONAL
Applying for a Job
Bookkeeping Occupations and Opportunities
Bread and Butterflies Choosing Changes
Bread and Butterflies Decisions Decisions
Bread and Butterflies I Agree Youre
Wrong
Bread and Butterflies Me Myself and Maybe
Bread and Butterflies Our Own Two Hands
Bread and Butterflies People Need People
Bread and Butterflies Planning Ahead the
Racer
Bread and Butterflies Power Play
Bread and Butterflies School and Jobs
Bread and Butterflies Success Story
Bread and Butterflies Taking Care
of Business
Bread and Butterflies Things Ideas People
Bread and Butterflies Treasure Hunt
Bread and Butterflies The Way We Live
Bread and Butterflies Work Means
Choosing a Job
Communicating with the Public
Construction Work The Carpenter
Do I Want to Be a Secretary
Electrical Worker
Getting a Promotion
Heather Becomes a Firefighter
Making It in the World of Work
Manufacturing Textile Industry Careers
Metal Worker
Newspaper Story
People Who Make Things
Practical Film Making
Preventing Waste
Running Great
Science of the Sea
Skills Build America
Take the First Step
Telephone Man
Youre the Star
GYMNASTICS
Basic Tumbling Skills
Busy Bodies
Gymnastics
Gymnastics Fundamentals for Boys
Gymnastics Fundamentals for Girls
Introduction to Body Movements
Movement Exploration What Am I
Rhythmic Exercises
Tumbling the Forward Roll
HAITI
Middle America The Land and the People
HANDICRAFT
Animules
Art and Motion
Art and You
Design with Paper
Holiday Art
Hopi Indian
How to Make a Linoleum Block Print
How to Make Papier Mache Animals
Lines in Relief Woodcuts and Block Printing
Navajo Indian
Paper in the Round
Pioneer Blacksmith
Weaving with Looms You Can Make
See ART POTTERY PUPPETS WEAVING
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
Children of Hawaii
Hawaii USA
Hawaiis History Kingdom to Statehood
I Live in Hawaii
HEALTH
All My Tomorrows
Best You Possible
Body Defenses Against Disease
Burns Emergency Procedures
Clean and Bright
CPR To Save a Life
Digestive System
Dr Tom and His Magic Tree
Endocrine System
Fit to Be You Flexibility and Body
Composition
Fit to Be You HeartLungs
Fit to Be You Muscles
Fitness for Living How to Get Fit
Fitness for Living Measuring Up
Fitness for Living What Is Physical Fitness
Food Labeling Understanding What You Eat
Heart and Circulatory System
Human Body The Circulatory System
Human Body The Digestive System
Human Body The Endocrine System
Human Body The Excretory System
Human Body The Muscular System
Human Body The Nervous System
Human Body The Reproductive System
Human Body The Respiratory System
Human Body The Skeletal System
Human Body The Systems Working Together
I Am a Runner
Lungs and Respiratory System
New Pulse of Life
Physical Fitness It Can Save Your Life
Poisons Emergency Procedures
Rickys Great Adventure
Tooth Truth with Harv and Marv
See DISEASES HYGIENE MEDICINE
PUBLIC HEALTH
HEALTH MENTAL
InsideOut InService Program for Teachers
One to Grow On A Pretty Good Class for a
Monday
One to Grow On A Teacher in Reflection
One to Grow On Act IILindsey
One to Grow On He Comes from Another
Room
One to Grow On Individuals
One to Grow On Learning Strategies
One to Grow On Sarah
Walls and Windows
HEARING
Animals Hear in Many Ways
AuditoriallyHandicapped Child The Deaf
Ears and Hearing
Learning to Use Your Senses
Noise Polluting the Environment
Postal Service Letter to a Football Hero
See EDUCATION SPECIAL PHYSIOLOGY
HEAT
Conduction of Heat
Convection of Heat
Fire
Heat and Temperature
Learning About Heat
Light and Heat
Mechanical Energy and Thermal Energy
Nature of Burning
Radiation of Heat
Story of Heat
Studying Heat and Its Behavior
Understanding Fire Exploring Science
Very Low Temperatures
See FUELS
HEREDITY
Heredity
See EMBRYOLOGY GENETICS
PHYSIOLOGY REPRODUCTION
HISTORY
See ANTHROPOLOGY ARCHAEOLOGY
BIOGRAPHY EUROPEHISTORY
HISTORYUNIVERSAL US HISTORY
NAMES OF COUNTRIES
HISTORY UNITED STATES
From Where I Sit
Great Americans Abe Lincoln
Great Debate
History of US Foreign Relations Part I
An Age of Revolutions
History of US Foreign Relations Part II
From Youth to Maturity
History of US Foreign Relations Part III
The Reluctant World Power
History of US Foreign Relations Part IV
The Road to Interdependence
Journals of Lewis and Clark
HISTORY UNIVERSAL
Age of Discovery
Agricultural Revolution Man As Food
Producer
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Greece
Ancient Mesopotamia
Beginnings of Exploration
Bridges
Byzantine Empire
Cave Dwellers of the Old Stone Age
Christianity in World History To 1000 AD
Civilisation 13Heroic Materialism
Classical Greece AthensGolden Age
Classical Greece Platos ApologyLife and
Teachings of Socrates
Enchanted City
Hairdress Through the Ages
Humanities What They Are and What
They Do
Journey into the Past
180Mediterranean World
Money Taxes and Imagination
Mummies Reveal Their Secrets
Prehistoric Man in Northern Europe
Prehistoric Times
Renaissance
Six Faces of Pharoah
Story of Prehistoric Man
See ARCHAEOLOGY
HOLIDAYS
Charles Dickens Christmas
Christmas Carol
Christmas Carols
Christmas Lace
Night Before Christmas
Punch and Judy with Santa Claus
HOME ECONOMICS
Consumer Economics and You
Preventing Waste
Survival After High School
See CHILD
STUDY CHILDRENCARE AND
HYGIENE CLOTHING AND DRESS
CONSUMER EDUCATION COOKERY
DAIRY PRODUCTS ETIQUETTE
FAMILY FARM PRODUCE FLOWERS
FOOD FOOD SUPPLY GROOMING
PERSONAL GUIDANCE PERSONAL
HANDICRAFTS HYGIENE MARRIAGE
NUTRITION PARENT AND CHILD
PHYSIOLOGY REPRODUCTION
SAFETY EDUCATION SOCIAL
ADJUSTMENT SOCIAL PROBLEMS
TEXTILE INDUSTRY AND FABRICS
HOME ECONOMICSFOOD SERVICE
COOKERYNUTRITION
Dining Room Sanitation
Preventing Waste
HOUSING
Homes Around the World
Rise of the American City
Shelter
See BUILDING COMMUNITY LIFE
HEAT LIGHT
HUMAN RELATIONS
Balthazar the Lion
Child BehaviorYou
Different PeopleDifferent Values
Feather
Great Piggy Bank Raid Honesty
Humanity of Teaching
Inside InsideOut Informational Film
InsideOut A Sense of Joy
InsideOut Because Its Fun
InsideOut Breakup
InsideOut Brothers and Sisters
InsideOut Bully
InsideOut But Names Will Never Hurt
InsideOut But They Might Laugh
InsideOut Buy and Buy
InsideOut Can DoCant Do
InsideOut Can I Help
InsideOut Donna
InsideOut Getting Even
InsideOut Home Sweet Home
InsideOut How Do You Show
InsideOut I Dare You
InsideOut I Want To
InsideOut In My Memory
InsideOut InService Program for Teachers
InsideOut Jeffs Company
InsideOut Just Joking
InsideOut Just One Place
InsideOut Living with Love
InsideOut Lost Is a Feeling
InsideOut Love Susan
InsideOut Must IMay I
InsideOut Someone Special
InsideOut Strong Feelings
InsideOut Travelin Shoes
InsideOut When Is Help
InsideOut Yes I Can
InsideOut You Belong
Money Tree
New Zebra in Town Acceptance
Portraits of Aging
Prejudices Causes Consequences Cures
SelfIncorporated Family Matters
SelfIncorporated Getting Closer
SelfIncorporated My Friend
SelfIncorporated No Trespassing
SelfIncorporated Trying Times
SelfIncorporated Who Wins
Sky Is Gray
Soviet Union Faces of Today
Survival After High School
Whats Your Authority
Wheres Your Loyalty
Workers Who Come to Our House
See ABILITYTESTING AGRICULTURE
ECONOMIC ASPECTS ANTHROPOLOGY
ATOMIC BOMB BIOGRAPHY BUSI
NESS CHILD STUDY CHILDRENCARE
AND HYGIENE CITIZENSHIP CIVIL
RIGHTS CIVILIZATION COMMUNICA
TION COMMUNITY LIFE DEMOC
RACY DISCUSSION TECHNIQUES
EDUCATION EDUCATIONAL
PSYCHOLOGY ETIQUETTE EUROPEAN
WAR 19141918 FACTORY SYSTEM
FAMILY FARM LIFE FRONTIER AND
PIONEER LIFE GUIDANCE
EDUCATIONAL GUIDANCE
PERSONAL GUIDANCEVOCATIONAL
HOUSING INDIANS OF NORTH
AMERICA LABOR AND LABORING
CLASSES LITERATURE MARRIAGE
NURSERY SCHOOLS POLITICAL
SCIENCE PROPAGANDA
PSYCHOLOGY PUBLIC HEALTH
RELIGION SAFETY EDUCATION
SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT SOCIAL
PROBLEMS SOCIOLOGY STORIES
US FOREIGN RELATIONS HEADINGS
UNDER WORLD WAR 19391945
NAMES OF COUNTRIES
HUMANITIES SERIES
Art and Architecture
Classical Civilization
Classical Greece
Great Themes of Literature Authority and
Rebellion
Great Themes of Literature Conscience
in Conflict
Great Themes of Literature Crime and the
Criminal
Great Themes of Literature Heroes and
Cowards
Great Themes of Literature Man and Woman
Hamlet
Huckleberry Finn
Humanities
Macbeth
Novel
Odyssey
Oedipus Rex
Short Story Showcase Bartleby
Short Story Showcase Dr Heideggers
Experiment
Short Story Showcase My Old Man
Short Story Showcase The Crocodile
Short Story Showcase The Fall of the House
of Usher
Short Story Showcase The Gift of the Magi
Short Story Showcase The Lady or
the Tiger
Short Story Showcase The Lottery
Short Story Showcase The Secret Sharer
Short Story Showcase What Is a
Short Story
HUNTING AND TRAPPING
Arizona Lion Hunt
Bear and the Hunter
Before You Hunt
Marshes of the Mississippi
Question of Hunting
See WILDLIFECONSERVATION
HYGIENE
Acne Its Not Your Fault
Alexander Learns Good Health
Body Defenses Against Disease
Boy to Man
Care of Hair and Nails
Care of the Skin
Clean and Bright
Cleanliness and Health
Flies and Mosquitoes Their Life Cycle and
Control
Girl to Woman
Good Health Habits No 1
Good Health Practices
Good Posture for Good Health
Healthy Feet
Healthy Skin
House Fly
Its Up to Laurie
Joan Avoids a Cold
Journey in Health
Living and Growing
On Your Feet
Running for Sheriff
Sleepy Heads
Thinking About Drinking
This Is Your Lung
Time Pulls the Trigger
181You Are Growing Day By Day
You Can Do Something About Acne
Your Eyes
Your Food
Your Friend the Doctor
Your Health Disease and Its Control
Your Protection Against Disease
Your Sleep and Rest
Your Teeth
See CHILDRENCARE AND HYGIENE
CLOTHING AND DRESS DISEASES
FOOD GROOMING PERSONAL
MENTAL HEALTH NUTRITION
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSIOLOGY
PUBLIC HEALTH SIGHT TEETH
WATER AND WATER SUPPLY
ICELAND
Incredible Iceland
INDIA
Ancient Orient the Far East
Chotu and His Jungle Elephant
Elephant Baby
Farmer of India
Gandhi
Ganges Sacred River
India
India Introduction to Its History
India SubContinent of Asia
Indias History British Colony
to Independence
Indias History Early Civilizations
Indias History Mogul Empire to European
Colonization
INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA
American Indian Speaks
American Indians Before European Settlement
Apache Indian
Arrow to the Sun
Aztecs
Boy of the Navajos
Boy of the Seminoles
Children of the Plains Indians
Hopi Indian
How Indians Build Canoes
I Will Fight No More Forever
Indian Family of Long Ago Buffalo Hunters
of the Plains
Indian PowWow
Indians of Early America
Indians of the Plains Life in the Past
Indians of the Plains Present Day Life
Indians of the Plains Sun Dance Ceremony
Maria of the Pueblos
Monument Valley
Navajo Indian
Shadow of the Buffalo
Tom Savage Boy of Early Virginia
Villages in the Sky
Weavers of the West
Winter on an Indian Reservation
INDUSTRIAL ARTS
Cutting Torch Flamecutting
Drill PressBasic Holding Techniques
How to Make a Linoleum Block Print
Measuring and Layout Tools
On Solder
Oxyacetylene Welding Equipment
Oxyacetylene Welding Joining Steel
Oxyacetylene Welding Torch Techniques
Plastics in Art and Industry
Tools
Using Screws and Nails
What Goes into the Blast Furnace
Wood Bending A New Twist
See AUTOMOBILE OPERATION AND
MAINTENANCE MECHANICAL
DRAWING
INSECTS
Butterfly
Flowers and Bees A Springtime Story
Insects Lovely and Lethal
INSECTS AND SPIDERS
Animal Navigation
Animals That Fly
Arthropods Insects and Their Relatives
Cicada Insect Methuselah
Coco Takes His Magnifying Glass into the
Garden
Cocos Garden Lesson
Flies and Mosquitoes Their Life Cycle and
Control
Grasshopper A Typical Insect
House Fly
How Insects Help Us
Insect Collecting
Insect Enemies and Their Control
Insect Foods
Insect Life Cycle The Periodical Cicada
Insect Zoo
Insects
Insects Are Interesting
Insects Lovely and Lethal
Life Story of a Social Insect The Ant
Mosquito and Its Control
Secrets of the Ant and Insect World
Secrets of the Underwater World
Silk Makers of Japan
Spider Engineers
Spiders
Wonders in a Country Stream
Wonders in Your Own Backyard
See BEES BUTTERFLIES
INTERCULTURAL EDUCATION
Apache Indian
Booker T Washington
Boy of the Navajos
Great Americans Martin Luther King Jr
History of the Negro in America Civil War
and Reconstruction 1861 1876
History of the Negro in America Freedom
Movement 1877 Today
History of the Negro in America Out of
Slavery 1619 1860
Hopi Indian
Immigration
Immigration in Americas History
Martin Luther King JrThe Assassin Years
182
Navajo Indian
See CIVIL RIGHTS DEMOCRACY
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
Food Revolution
Great Lakes North Americas Inland Seas
See COMMERCE FOOD SUPPLY
INVENTORS
Inventions in Americas Growth 17501850
Invention in Americas Growth 18501910
Leonardo da Vinci His Inventions
Thomas Alva Edison
IRAN
Norouz Persian Spring Festival
ISRAEL
Jerusalem The Holy City
ITALY
Ancient Paestum City of the Greeks and
Romans
Boy of Renaissance Italy
Classical Civilization Emperor and Slave
Philosophy of Roman Stoicism
Classical Civilization Spirit of Rome
Claudius Boy of Ancient Rome
Life in Ancient Rome
Life in Ancient Rome The Family
Life in Mediterranean Lands
Michelangelo
Mussolini
Pompeii and Vesuvius
Renaissance
Renaissance Its Beginning in Italy
Rise of the Roman Empire
JAMAICA
Jamaica
JAPAN
Ancient Orient The Far East
Arts of Japan
Family in Tokyo
Fishing on the Coast of Japan
Haiku
Japan Harvesting the Land and Sea
Japan Its Customs and Traditions
Japanese Farmers
Korochan the Little Bear
Silk Makers of Japan
Tokyo Industrial Worker
See ART
JOURNALISM
Ingenious Reporter
Mightier Than the Sword Zenger and
Freedom of the Press
Newspaper Story
Shaping News for the Consumer
TV News Behind the Scenes
See PRINTING
LABOR AND LABORING CLASSES
Industrial Revolution in England
Labor Movement Beginning and Growth in
America
Rise of Labor
See FACTORY SYSTEM OCCUPATIONS
LANGUAGE AND LANGUAGES
Debt to the Past Language and Communication
Language Development
Oral Language Development
Second Language Your Key to Understanding
See ENGLISH LANGUAGE FRENCH
LANGUAGE GERMAN LANGUAGE
RHETORIC SPANISH LANGUAGE
SPEECH VOCABULARY
LANGUAGE ARTS
Charles Dickens Christmas
Christmas Lace
Clever HikoIchi A Japanese Tale
LATIN AMERICA
See CENTRAL AMERICA SOUTH
AMERICA NAMES OF COUNTRIES
LETTERING
See MECHANICAL DRAWING
LIBERTY
See CIVIL RIGHTS DEMOCRACY
LIBRARIES
At the Center
Beginning Responsibility Books and
Their Care
Effective Writing Research Skills
Libraries Are Kids Stuff
Libraries Pursuit of Happiness
Place to Learn
Pleasure Is Mutual How to Conduct Effective
Picture Book Programs
LIGHT
Animals See in Many Ways
Color and Light An Introduction
Demonstrations with Light
Food Energy from the Sun
How to Bend Light
Introduction to Optics
Learning About Light
Lenses
Light and Color
Light and Dark
Light and Heat
Light for Beginners
Light Wave and Quantum Theories
Science of Light
Speed of Light Measurement and
Applications
Story of Illumination
Waves and Energy
See MICROSCOPY
LITERATURE
Anna Karenina
Charles Dickens Christmas
Christmas Lace
Classical Greece Platos Apology
Life and Teachings of Socrates
Classical Greece Aristotles Ethics
Theory of Happiness
Eudora Welty
France Background for Literature
Great Themes of Literature Authority and
Rebellion
Great Themes of Literature Conscience
in Conflict
Great Themes of Literature Crime and the
Criminal
Great Themes of Literature Heroes and
Cowards
Great Themes of Literature Man and Woman
Greek Myths
Haiku
Humanities TheatreOne of the Humanities
Humanities What They Are and What
They Do
Ingenious Reporter
Literature Appreciation How to Read
Biographies
Literature Appreciation How to Read Essays
Literature Appreciation How to Read Plays
Literature Appreciation How to Read Poetry
Novel Early Victorian England and Charles
Dickens
Novel Great Expectations
Novel What It Is What Its About What It
Does
Odyssey Central Themes
Odyssey Return of Odysseus
Odyssey Structure of the Epic
Oedipus Rex Age of Sophocles
Oedipus Rex Character of Oedipus
Oedipus Rex Man and God
Oedipus Rex Recovery of Oedipus
Poems Are Fun
Red Balloon
Reflections A Japanese Folk Talc
Romanticism Revolt of the Spirit
Sea Fever
Sentences Many Ways to Begin
Short Story Showcase Bartleby
Short Story Showcase Dr Heideggers
Experiment
Short Story Showcase My Old Man
Short Story Showcase Fall of the House
of Usher
Short Story Showcase The Crocodile
Short Story Showcase The Gift of the Magi
Short Story Showcase The Lady or the Tiger
Short Story Showcase The Lottery
Short Story Showcase The Secret Sharer
Short Story Showcase What Is a Short Story
See AMERICAN LITERATURE AUTHORS
BIOGRAPHY ENGLISH LITERATURE
FOLKLORE LIBRARIES READING
STORIES
LUMBERING
See FORESTS AND FORESTRY
MAGNETISM
Learning About Magnetism
MALAY PENINSULA
Nomads of the Jungle Malaya
MANNERS AND CUSTOMS
See ETIQUETTE NAMES OF COUNTRIES
MANUFACTURING PROCESSES
Car Is Born
Manufacturing Textile Industry Careers
Modern Manufacturing Command Performance
New Face on Capitol Hill
Plastics in Art and Industry
Producing Americas Buried Treasure
See FACTORY SYSTEM MINES AND
MINERAL RESOURCES PAPER
PETROLEUM POTTERY RUBBER
STEEL TEXTILE INDUSTRY AND
FABRICS USINDUSTRIES
MAPS AND GLOBES
Big World
By Map and Compass
Introduction to Map Projection
Language of Maps
Learning to Read Maps
Map Projections in the Computer Age
Map Skills Using Different Maps Together
Maps and Their Meanings
Maps Coastal Symbols and Terms
Maps Land Symbols and Terms
Understanding a Map
Using Maps Measuring Distance
What Time Is It in Tokyo
MARINE BIOLOGY
Aging of Lakes
Aquatic Locomotion
Echinoderms Sea Stars and Their Relatives
First Many Celled Animals Sponges
Life in the Ocean
Life in the Sea
Life Story of the Oyster
Life Story of the Sea Star
Marine Iguana
Marine Life
Mollusks
Mysteries of the Deep
Plankton and the Open Sea
Salt Marsh A Question of Values
Science of the Sea
Sea Mysteries of the Deep
Secrets of the Underwater World
Shark Maneater or Myth
Undersea Mysteries
Whales Can They Be Saved
Whats Under the Ocean
Wide Wide Sea Background for Reading
and Expression
MARRIAGE
Anatomy of a Teenage Courtship
Anatomy of a Teenage Engagement
Anatomy of a Teenage Marriage
Are You The One
Its Up to Laurie
Money Tree
183Never A Bride
See FAMILY
MATHEMATICS
Abacus
Addition
Addition and Subtraction
Addition and Subtraction Techniques
Algebra of Sets Using Venn Diagrams
Area
Base and Place
Big Numbers
Binary Operations and the Commutative
Property
Centripetal Force and Satellite Orbits
Clever HikoIchi A Japanese Tale
Complex Numbers
Congruence and Similarity
Conic Sections
Counting
Dance Squared
Dinosaurs Dilemma Meaning of the Variable
Distributive Property
Division
Division Techniques
Doing and Undoing in Mathematics Inverses
Donald in Mathmagic Land
Earliest Numbers
Equivalent Fractions
Factors and Primes
Formulas in Mathematics
Fundamental Operations
Geometric VectorsAddition
Geometry Curves and Circles
Geometry Points Angles Lines and Tigers
Geometry Some Quadrilaterals
Graphing Linear Equations
How Do You Count
I DoAnd I Understand
Introducing Rational Numbers
Introducing Sets Numbers and Numerals
Introducing Shapes Lines and Angles
Introduction to Probability
Irrational Numbers
Isaac Newton
Journey to the Center of a Triangle
Language of Algebra
Lets Count
Magic of a Counter
Math Is a Monster
Math Readiness This One with That One
Onetoone Matching
Math Readiness Up Down All Around
Directional Relationships
Math Readiness Which Go Together
Set Building
Mathematician and the River
Mathematics for Tomorrow
Measurement in Physical Science
Measurement of Solids
Measuremetric Series
More and Less
Multiplication and Division
Multiplication of Rational Numbers
Multiplication1 Using the Cuisenaire Rods
Noahs Ark Multiplying with Fractions
Notes on a Triangle
Number System
Number System and Its Structure
Numbers All Around Us
PercentWhy and How
Place Value and Addition
Positive Look at Negative Numbers
Possibly So Pythagoras
Predicting Through Sampling
Prime Time
Ratio and Proportion in Mathematics
Ratio Rate and Percent
Sentences and Solution Sets
Set Can Have the Same Number of Elements
As One of Its Parts
Shapes We Live With
Sine Language Trigonometry
Solving Systems of Equations with Emphasis
on Sets
Spheres We See and Use
Story of Our Number System
Subtraction
Symmetries of the Cube
Think Metric
Triangles An Introduction
Triangles Types and Uses
Turning a Sphere Inside Out
Weird Number
Zero Something for Nothing
See ALGEBRA ARITHMETIC ELEC
TRONIC COMPUTERS GEOMETRY
GRAPHS TIME WEIGHTS AND
MEASURES EDUCATIONMETHOD
STUDY AND TEACHING
MEASUREMENT SCIENTIFIC
See WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
MECHANICS
See POWER MECHANICS
MEDICINE
CPR To Save a Life
Digestive System
Endocrine System
First Aid on the Spot
Health Heroes The Battle Against Diseases
Heart and Circulatory System
Human Body The Circulatory System
Human Body The Digestive System
Human Body The Endocrine System
Human Body The Excretory System
Human Body The Muscular System
Human Body The Nervous System
Human Body The Reproductive System
Human Body The Respiratory System
Human Body The Skeletal System
Human Body The Systems Working Together
Infectious Diseases and Natural
Body Defenses
Lungs and Respiratory System
Poisons Emergency Procedures
Radioisotope Scanning in Medicine
Snake Villain or Victim
See DISEASES PUBLIC HEALTH
MENTAL HEALTH
Inside InsideOut Informational Film
lnsideQut A Sense of Joy
InsideOut Because Its Fun
InsideOut Breakup
InsideOut Brothers and Sisters
InsideOut Bully
InsideOut But Names Will Never Hurt
InsideOut But They Might Laugh
InsideOut Buy and Buy
InsideOut Can DoCant Do
InsideOut Can I Help
InsideOut Donna
InsideOut Getting Even
InsideOut Home Sweet Home
InsideOut How Do You Show
InsideOut I Dare You
InsideOut I Want To
InsideOut In My Memory
InsideOut InService Program for Teachers
InsideOut Jeffs Company
InsideOut Just Joking
InsideOut Just One Place
InsideOut Living with Love
InsideOut Lost Is a Feeling
InsideOut Love Susan
InsideOut Must IMay I
InsideOut Someone Special
InsideOut Strong Feelings
InsideOut Travelin Shoes
InsideOut When Is Help
InsideOut Yes I Can
InsideOut You Belong
SelfIncorporated Family Matters
SelfIncorporated Getting Closer
SelfIncorporated My Friend
SelfIncorporated No Trespassing
SelfIncorporated Trying Times
SelfIncorporated Who Wins
See CHILD STUDY EDUCATIONAL
PSYCHOLOGY FAMILY GUIDANCE
EDUCATIONAL GUIDANCE
PERSONAL GUIDANCE VOCATIONAL
MARRIAGE MEDICINE PSYCHOLOGY
PUBLIC HEALTH REPRODUCTION
SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT SOCIAL
PROBLEMS
METALS
Shaping Progress
See MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES
STEEL
METRIC SYSTEM
Lets Measure Using Centimeters Meters
and Kilometers
Lets Measure Using Grams and Kilograms
Lets Measure Using Milliliters and Liters
Measuremetric Series
Think Metric
MEXICO
Aztecs
Maya of Ancient and Modern Yucatan
Mexican Boy The Story of Pablo
Mexican Village Family
Mexican Village Life
Mexico
Mexico Geography of the Americas
Mexicos Heritage La Herencia Mexicana
184
Middle America Land and the People
Spain in the New World Colonial Life
in Mexico
Spanish Colonial Family of the Southwest
MICROBIOLOGY
Bacteria
Bacteria Laboratory Study
Microorganisms That Cause Disease
Paramecium
Protist Kingdom
Protozoa OneCelled Animals
Simple Plants Bacteria
MICROORGANISMS
Ecology of a Hot Spring Life at High
Temperatures
MICROSCOPY
Electron Microscopy
Microscope and Its Use
Microscope As a Detective
World of MicroLife
MIDDLE EAST
Ancient Mesopotamia
Enchanted City
Holy Land Background for History and
Religion
Mediterranean World
Moslem World Beginnings and Growth
See ASIA HISTORY UNIVERSAL AND
NAMES OF COUNTRIES
MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES
Earth Resources in its Crust
Iron Ore Mining
Minerals and Rocks
Treasures of the Earth
Within This Earth
See METALS
MONEY
Money and How It Functions
Money Taxes and Imagination
National Economy Quiz
Story of Our Money System
Survival After High School
See BANKS AND BANKING
MOTION PICTURES
Constructing Reality A Film on Film
Ingenious Reporter
Joys of Kinetic Art
Making of a Documentary
See MOTION PICTURES
EXPERIMENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY
MOTION PICTURES EXPERIMENTAL
Fiddle De Dee
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Animation Film
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Editing Film
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Filmmaking Film
Life and Times of a Balloon
Make a Movie Without a Camera
See MOTION PICTURES SCHOOL
MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION
MOTION STUDY
Study in Wet
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Operation SURGE
Our City Government
MUSEUMS
Art and Architecture The Louvre
Henry Ford Museum Panorama of the Past
Museums for School Children
Old Sturbridge
MUSIC
Beats Go On
Civilisation 9Pursuit of Happiness
Crash Bang Boom
Discovering American Folk Music
Discovering Dynamics in Music
Discovering Jazz
Discovering Melody and Harmony
Discovering Mood in Music
Discovering Rhythm
Discovering the Music of Africa
Discovering the Music of India
Discovering the Music of Japan
Discovering the Music of Latin America
Discovering the Music of the Middle Ages
Discovering the Music of the Middle East
Discovering the Sound and Movement
of Music
Fiddle De Dee
Folk Songs of Americas History
Greek Myths
Guitar From Stone Age Through Solid Rock
Listening to Good Music String Quartet
Music Experiences Mississippi Suite
Music From Popular to Concert Stage
Music of Williamsburg
Musical Gems of the 17th Century
Musical Gems of the 18th Century
Musical Gems of the 19th and 20th Century
Our Countrys Song
Peter and the Wolf
Pretty Lady and Electronic Music
Voice of a Choir
What Time Is the Next Swan
William Tell
See DANCE MUSICSTUDY AND
TEACHING MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
MUSICIANS
MUSICSTUDY AND TEACHING
Discovering American Folk Music
Discovering Dynamics in Music
Discovering Jazz
Discovering Melody and Harmony
Discovering Mood in Music
Discovering the Music of Africa
Discovering the Music of India
Discovering the Music of Japan
Discovering the Music of Latin America
Discovering the Music of the Middle Ages
Discovering the Music of the Middle East
Grand Canyon
Melody in Music
Rhythm in Music
Stars and Stripes
To Be a Conductor
To Be a Composer
To Be a Performer
Vocal Music
See MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
MUSICIANS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Beats Go On
Discovering Electronic Music
Discovering String Instruments
Guitar From Stone Age Through Solid
Rock
Percussion Sounds
Pretty Lady and Electronic Music
Symphony Orchestra
Toot Whistle Plunk and Boom
See MUSICIANS
MUSICIANS
Beethoven and His Music
Civilisation 9Pursuit of Happiness
Dear Friends and Gentle Hearts
Liszt and His Music
Mozart and His Music
Stephen Foster and His Songs
NATIONAL PARKS AND RESERVES
Grand Canyon
National Parks Our American Heritage
Pack Trip in Glacier National Park
Peoples Heritage
Shadow of the Buffalo
Yellowstone Our First National Park
See WILDLIFECONSERVATION
NATURAL HISTORY
See REFERENCES UNDER BIOLOGY
NATURAL RESOURCES
Adventuring in Conservation
Aging of Lakes
Energy A Matter of Choices
Life Story of the Oyster
Living Wilderness
Look to the Land
Meaning of Conservation
Minerals and Rocks
Mountain Waters
Problems of Conservation Air
Problems of Conservation Minerals
Problems of Conservation Water
Problems of Conservation Wildlife
Recycling
Salt Marsh A Question of Values
What Is Ecology
Within This Earth
See AGRICULTURE BIOLOGY FARM
PRODUCE FOOD FOOD SUPPLY
185FORESTS AND FORESTRY MINES
AND MINERAL RESOURCES
PETROLEUM SOIL CONSERVATION
US GENERAL US REGIONS US
STATES WATER AND WATER
SUPPLY
NATURE STUDY
Animal Navigation
Animals Breathe in Many Ways
Animals Eat in Many Ways
Animals Hear in Many Ways
Animals See in Many Ways
Animals That Fly
Flight of Birds
Flowers and BeesA Springtime Story
Monkeys nd Apes An Introduction to
the Primates
Time for Choice
Time of Wonder
Wood Ducks World
World Apart
See ADAPTATION BIOLOGY HEADINGS
UNDER ANIMALS ASTRONOMY
BOTANY CLIMATE EARTH FORESTS
AND FORESTRY MARINE BIOLOGY
MICROSCOPY NATIONAL PARKS
AND RESERVES PALEONTOLOGY
USGENERAL US REGIONS
USSTATES WEATHER ZOOLOGY
NERVOUS SYSTEM
Exploring the Human Nervous System
Human Body The Nervous System
Sense Perception
Ways to Find Out
You and Your Five Senses
You and Your Sense of Touch
See PSYCHOLOGY
NETHERLANDS
Civilisation 8Light of Experience
Family of Amsterdam
Jan Boy of the Netherlands
Netherlands Blueprint for an Urban Society
NEW GUINEA
Primitive Man in Our World
NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand Island Nation of Contrasts
NEWSPAPERS
See JOURNALISM
NORTH AMERICA
See NAMES OF COUNTRIES INDIANS
OF NORTH AMERICA
NORWAY
Norway Change Comes to a Fiord
Tale of the Fiords
Vikings and Their Explorations
Vikings Life and Conquests
NUCLEAR PHYSICS
Coulombs Law
Evidence for Molecules and Atoms
Learning About Nuclear Energy
Neutrons and the Heart of Matter
See ATOMIC ENERGY ELECTRONICS
NURSERY SCHOOLS
Pathways Through Nursery School
See CHILD STUDY CHILDRENCARE
AND HYGIENE
NUTRITION
Alexander Learns Good Health
AllAmerican Meal
Animals Eat in Many Ways
Better Breakfasts USA
Consumer and the Supermarket
Digestion in Our Bodies
Eating on the Run Film
Fit to Be You Flexibility and Body
Composition
Fitness for Living How to Get Fit
Food
Food for Life
Food Labeling Understanding What You Eat
Great Expectations
Habits of Health Food to Live and Grow
Habits of Health Keeping in top Shape
Junk Food Film
Mechanics of Life Digestion and the Food
We Eat
Nutritional Needs of our Bodies
Physical Fitness It Can Save Your Life
Running for Sheriff
You Are What You Eat
Your Food
See FOOD PHYSIOLOGY
OCCUPATIONS
Draftsman
Electrical Worker
Electronics Technician
Forest Ranger
Innovators
Is a Career in Banking for You
Job Interview Pro Bowl
Jobs in Atomic Energy
Newspaper Story
Running Great
What Are Stars Made Of
Women at Work
See GUIDANCE VOCATIONAL
OCEANS
Coco at the Seashore
Continental Drift Theory of Plate Tectonics
Exploring the Ocean
Ocean Currents
Ocean Tides Bay of Fundy
Science of the Sea
Sea Mysteries of the Deep
Tides of the Ocean
Voyage to the Arctic
Whats Under the Ocean
See MARINE BIOLOGY
OPERAPRODUCTION
What Time Is the Next Swan
OUTDOOR EDUCATION
Foxfire
PACIFIC ISLANDS
New Lives for Old
True Story of Robinson Crusoe
See HAWAIIAN ISLANDS NEW ZEA
LAND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
PAINTING AND PAINTINGS
Brush in Action
Composition in Painting
Discovering Creative Patterns
Discovering Drawing and Painting
Earth Red Howard Thomas Paints a Gouache
Finger Painting
Finger Painting Techniques
Landmarks in American Art
Light of the Impressionists
Michelangelo
Mural Making
Painting an Abstraction
Painting Clouds
Painting Crowds of People
Painting Shadows
Painting Trees with Eliot OHara
Reflections
Story of Painting
Vincent van Gogh
Water Colors in Action
Ways of Seeing
What Is a Painting
See ART
PAKISTAN
India Introduction to Its History
Indias History British Colony
to Independence
PALEONTOLOGY
Continental Drift Theory of Plate Tectonics
Fossils Exploring the Past
Message from a Dinosaur
Prehistoric Times
PALESTINE
See ISRAEL
PAPER
Paper and Pulp Making
PARENT AND CHILD
From Sociable Six to Noisy Nine
Teaching Triad
PARENT EDUCATION
See CHILD STUDY CHILDRENCARE
AND HYGIENE EDUCATION FAMILY
GUIDANCEEDUCATIONAL
GUIDANCEPERSONAL PSYCHOLOGY
SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT
186
PARLIAMENTARY PRACTICE
See DISCUSSION TECHNIQUES
PATRIOTISM
American Flag Story of Old Glory
Meaning of Patriotism
Our Countrys Flag
Our Countrys Song
Pledge of AllegianceWhat the Words
Mean
Statue of Liberty
See CITIZENSHIP
PENMANSHIP
Handwriting Is Important
PERCEPTION
Eye of the Beholder
Frames of Reference
Sense Perception
Study in Wet
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT
Day in the Life of Bonnie Consolo
Durango Daredevil Strikes Again Bullying
Great Piggy Bank Raid Honesty
Inside InsideOut Informational Film
InsideOut A Sense of Joy
InsideOut Because Its Fun
InsideOut Breakup
InsideOut Brothers and Sisters
InsideOut Bully
InsideOut But Names Will Never Hurt
InsideOut But They Might Laugh
InsideOut Buy and Buy
InsideOut Can DoCant Do
InsideOut Can I Help
InsideOut Donna
InsideOut Getting Even
InsideOut Home Sweet Home
InsideOut How Do You Show
InsideOut I Dare You
InsideOut I Want To
InsideOut In My Memory
InsideOut InService Program for Teachers
InsideOut Jeffs Company
InsideOut Just Joking
InsideOut Just One Place
InsideOut Living with Love
InsideOut Lost Is a Feeling
InsideOut Love Susan
InsideOut Must IMay I
InsideOut Someone Special
InsideOut Strong Feelings
InsideOut Travelin Shoes
InsideOut When Is Help
InsideOut Yes I Can
InsideOut You Belong
Joy of Achievement
New Zebra in Town Acceptance
One to Grow On A Pretty Good Class for a
Monday
One to Grow On Act IILindsey
Reality Therapy in High School
SelfIncorporated Family Matters
SelfIncorporated Getting Closer
SelfIncorporated My Friend
SelfIncorporated No Trespassing
SelfIncorporated Trying Times
SelfIncorporated Who Wins
Taffys Imagination Fear of the Dark
Thats My Name Dont Wear It Out
Whats Your Authority
Wheres Your Loyalty
See GUIDANCEPERSONAL SOCIAL
ADJUSTMENT
PERSONAL APPEARANCE
Best You Possible
Dining Room Sanitation
Health EyeCare Fantasy
Personal Health for Girls
You Can Do Something About Acne
See GROOMING PERSONAL
PERSONAL GUIDANCE
Fitness for Living Measuring Up
Habits of Health Keeping in Top Shape
Habits of Health The Physical Examination
Its Up to Laurie
PERU
Life in the High Andes
PETROLEUM
Energy A Matter of Choices
Fuels Their Nature and Use
Treasures of the Earth
PETS
See ANIMALSHABITS AND BEHAVIOR
ANIMALSSTORIES ANIMALS
TREATMENT
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Philippines Land and People
Philippines Nation of Islands
PHILOSOPHY
Amish People of Preservation
Civilisation 11Worship of Nature
Classical Civilization Emperor and Slave
Philosophy of Roman Stoicism
Classical Greece Athens Golden Age
Classical Greece Platos ApologyLife and
Teachings of Socrates
Classical Greece Aristotles Ethics Theory
of Happiness
Greeks In Search of Meaning
See HUMAN RELATIONS
PHOTOGRAPHY
Nature of Color
Photography Anatomy of Camera and Film
See MOTION PICTURES
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Every Child a Winner
Fit to Be You HeartLungs
Fit to Be You Muscles
Fitness for Living How to Get Fit
Fitness for Living Measuring Up
Fitness for Living What Is Physical Fitness
I Am a Runner
Innovation in Elementary Physical Education
Introduction to Body Movements
Muscular Strength and Endurance
Outdoor Education
Physical Fitness It Can Save Your Life
Tumbling the Forward Roll
See BASEBALL SOFTBALL DANCE
GAMES GOLF GYMNASTICS SPORTS
SWIMMING TRACK ATHLETICS
PHYSICS
Action and Reaction
Archimedes Principle
Automobile Tire Hydroplaning
What Happens
Balancing Forces
Centripetal Force and Satellite Orbits
Crystals
Crystals and Their Growth
Discovery of Radioactivity
Electricity Generator and Motor
Electromotive Force Series
Electron Microscopy
Energy A Matter of Choices
Force of Gravity
Frames of Reference
Friction
Fundamentals of AC and DC Generation
Inertia
Introducing Atoms and Nuclear Energy
Ionization
Isaac Newton
KineticMolecular Theory
Laser Beam
Laws of Conservation of Energy and Matter
Laws of Gases
Magnetic Electric and Gravitional Fields
Magnetism of Magnets
Mathematician and the River
Matter and Energy
Measurement in Physical Science
Mechanical Energy and Thermal Energy
Mystery of Time
Nature of Color
Newtons Equal Areas
Physics and Chemistry of Water
Simple Demonstrations with Magnetism
Simple Demonstrations with Static Electricity
Simple Demonstrations with Water
Snow
Story of Magnetism
Studying Gravitation and Mass
Studying Heat and Its Behavior
Understanding Matter and Energy
Waves and Energy
What Are Things Made Of
What Is Space
What No Friction
See AERODYNAMICS AIRPLANES
ATMOSPHERE ATOMIC BOMB
ATOMIC ENERGY CHEMISTRY
ELECTRICITY ELECTRONIC
COMPUTERS ELECTRONICS
ENGINEERING HEAT LIGHT
187MICROSCOPY MOTION PICTURES
NUCLEAR PHYSICS PHOTOGRAPHY
POWER MECHANICS RADIO
SOUND SPACE FLIGHT TELEVISION
PHYSIOLOGY
About the Human Body
All About Weightlessness The Astronauts
Dilemma
Blood
Body Defenses Against Disease
CPR To Save a Life
Digestion in Our Bodies
Digestive System
Ears and Hearing
Endocrine System
Exploring Your Growth
Fit to Be You HeartLungs
Fit to Be You Muscles
Fitness for Living How to Get Fit
Fitness for Living Measuring Up
Fitness for Living What Is Physical Fitness
Healthy Feet
Healthy Skin
Heart and Circulation
Heart and Circulatory System
Heart How It Works
Hearts and Circulatory Systems
Human Body Circulatory System
Human Body Digestive System
Human Body The Endocrine System
Human Body Excretory System
Human Body Muscular System
Human Body The Nervous System
Human Body Respiratory System
Human Body The Reproductive System
Human Body The Skeletal System
Human Body The Systems Working
Together
Human Brain
Human Reproduction
Human Skeleton
Infectious Diseases and Natural Body
Defenses
Lungs and Respiratory System
Our Senses What They Do for Us
Skeleton
Story of the Bloodstream
Ways to Find Out
Wonder of Our Body
Work of the Blood
Work of the Heart
You Are Growing Day By Day
YouThe Living Animal
YouThe Living Machine
Your Body and Its Parts
Your Eyes
Your Food
Your Protection Against Disease
Your Sleep and Rest
Your Teeth
See ANATOMY EMBRYOLOGY
HYGIENE NERVOUS SYSTEM
NUTRITION REPRODUCTION
SIGHT TEETH
PLANTS
Food Energy from the Sun
Salt Marsh A Question of Values
See BOTANY FLOWERS
PLANTSREPRODUCTION
Mitosis
Reproduction in Plants
POETRY
Civilisation 3Romance and Reality
Emily Dickinson
Haiku
Imagination
James Dickey Poet
Poems We Write
Poetry to Grow On
Reading Poetry Annabel Lee
Reading Poetry Creation
Short Story Showcase Bartleby
Short Story Showcase Crocodile
Short Story Showcase Dr Heideggers
Experiment
Short Story Showcase Fall of the House
of Usher
Short Story Showcase Lady or the Tiger
Short Story Showcase Lottery
Short Story Showcase My Old Man
Short Story Showcase Secret Sharer
Short Story Showcase The Gift of the Magi
Short Story Showcase What Is a Short Story
POLAND
Poland and Its People
POLAR REGIONS
High Arctic Biome
Little Diomede
POLICE
Police Officer
Your Ticket to Safety
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Debt to the Past
Industrial Revolution in England
Jackson Years New Americans
Jackson Years Toward Civil War
Lobbying A Case History
Money Taxes and Imagination
Mussolini
Nationalism
Political Parties in America
Getting the People Together
Presidency Search for a Candidate
See CITIZENSHIP CIVIL RIGHTS
COMMUNISM DEMOCRACY US
POLITICS
POSTAL SERVICE
Letter to Grandmother
Pony Express
Postal Service Letter to a Football Hero
Stamps A Nations Calling Cards
Where Do Our Letters Go
See COMMUNICATION
POTTERY
Clay in Action
Clay Modeling for Beginners Preparation
and Tools
Colour in Clay
Craftsmanship in Clay Decoration
Craftsmanship in Clay Simple Slab Methods
Craftsmanship in Clay Throwing
Dona RosaPotter of Coyotepec
Hand and Clay A Celebration
Maria of the Pueblos
POWER MECHANICS
Big Test
Energy and Work
Energy from the Sun
Forces
Forces and Law
How Simple Machines Make Work Easier
How to Produce Electric Current
with Magnets
Jets and Rockets How They Work
Laws of Motion
Molecular Theory of Matter
Nature of Energy
Pressure in Fluids at Rest
Simple Machines Inclined Plane Family
Simple Machines Lever Family
What No Friction
Work Energy and Power
See ELECTRIC POWER HEAT
PRINTING
Civilisation 6Protest and Communication
Printmaking Four Artists Four Media
Typesetting
PROPAGANDA
Advertising Information Persuasion or
Deception
Making Yourself Understood
PHYCHOLOGY
Action and Reaction
Emotional Development Aggression
Greek Myths
I Just Dont Dig Him
Justice Crime Criminals and the System
Justice Justice and the Criminal Courts
Learning and Behavior The Teaching
Machine
Meaning of Adolescence
Meeting Emotional Needs in Children
Noise Polluting the Environment
Portraits of Aging
Sky Is Gray
See ABILITYTESTING CHILD STUDY
EDUCATION EDUCATIONAL PSY
CHOLOGY MOTION PICTURES NER
VOUS SYSTEM PERCEPTION
PUBLIC HEALTH
Controversy over Industrial Pollution
Half Million Teenagers
In Case of Fire
Insect Enemies and Their Control
Journey in Health
Litterbug
LitterbugPeople Who Fight Pollution
See DISEASES MEDICINE WATER AND
WATER SUPPLY
PUNCTUATION
See RHETORIC
PUPPETS
ABC of Puppets
RACQUETBALL
Fundamentals of Racquetball
Racquetball Serves and Serve Returns
Racquetball Shots
Strategy for Singles Doubles or CutThroat
RADIO
Circuit Testing Signal Generators
Circuit Testing with Meters and Multimeters
Part II Practical Applications
Electronics Basic Radio Circuitry
See ELECTRONICS TELEVISION
RAILROADS
Early American Railroad
Freight Train
Passenger Train
Railroad Builders
You Are There Completion of the First Trans
continental Railroad
See TRANSPORTATION
READING
Blue Dashiki
Change in Your School How to Make It Hap
pen
Childs Right to Read Series
Choosing Books to Read
Developing Comprehension
DiagnosisFormal and Informal
English on the Job Reading Skills
Find the Vowels
Foundations of Reading and Writing
Helpers Personalizing the Teaching of Reading
Helping Children with Reading Disability
Helping the Reluctant Reader
How Effective Is Your Reading
Informal Reading Inventory
Ingenious Reporter
Libraries Pursuit of Happiness
Oral Language Development Views of Five
Teachers
Organizing for Effective Reading Instruction
Organizing the Reading Environment
Personalizing Reading for Children
Pleasure Is Mutual How to Conduct Effective
Picture Book Programs
Preparation for Reading
Reading for Pleasure
Reading Improvement Comprehension Skills
Reading Improvement Defining the Good Reader
Reading Improvement Effective Speeds
Reading Improvement Vocabulary Skills
Reading Improvement Word Recognition Skills
Reading Readiness
Reading SkillsPhonics and Word Structure
Reading SkillsPutting the Rules Together
Reading SkillsThe Double Vowel Rule
Reading SkillsThe Long Vowel Sounds
Reading SkillsThe SemiVowel Rule
Reading SkillsThe Short Vowel Sounds
Reflections A Japanese Folk Tale
Some Guides for a Good Reading Program
Teaching a Directed Reading Lesson
Teaching Comprehension Skills
Teaching Reading in the Content Areas
Using Basal Readers Effectively
Vowel A
Vowel E
Vowel I
Vowel O
Vowel U
Vowels and Their Sounds
See GRAPHS LIBRARIES LITERATURE
MAPS AND GLOBES EDUCATION
METHOD STUDY AND TEACHING
READING READINESS
Foundations of Reading and Writing
RECREATION
By Natures Rules
Cast No Shadow
Georgia Parks and Historic Sites
I Am a Runner
Just for the Fun of It
Libraries Pursuit of Happiness
ReCreating Spirit
To Tempt a Trout
World Apart
SeeCAMPINGCOMMUNITYLIFEGAMES
HANDICRAFT PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SPORTS
RELIGION
Amish People of Preservation
Anne Hutchinson
Byzantine Empire
Civilisation 7Grandeur and Obedience
Four Religions
Great Religions Buddhism
Great Religions Hinduism
Great Religions Islam
Greek Myths
Holy Land Background for History and Religion
Jerusalem Holy City
Major Religions of the World Development and
Rituals
Medieval Times Role of the Church
Moslem World Beginning and Growth
Oedipus Rex Age of Sophocles
Oedipus Rex Character of Oedipus
Oedipus Rex Man and God
Oedipus Rex Recovery of Oedipus
William Penn and the Quakers
See CHRISTIANITY
REPRODUCTION
Asexual Reproduction
Beginning of Vertebrate Life
Biography of the Unborn
Boy to Man
Butterfly
Fish Embryo From Fertilization to Hatching
From Generation to Generation
Girl to Woman
Human Body Reproductive System
Human Reproduction
Living Cell The DNA
Meiosis
Mitosis and Meiosis
Mother Hens Family
Plants That Grow from Leaves Stems and Roots
Secrets of the Plant World
Secrets of the Underwater World
See ANIMALSREPRODUCTION CELLS
EMBRYOLOGY PLANTS
REPRODUCTION
REPTILES
Cocos Desert Hunt
Marine Iguana
Reptiles
Reptiles and Their Characteristics
Reptiles Are Interesting
Snake Villain or Victim
Snakes
What Is A Reptile
See ANIMALSHABITS AND BEHAVIOR
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
See PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
RESPIRATION
Fit to Be You HeartLungs
Fitness for Living How to Get Fit
Fitness for Living What is Physical Fitness
Human Body The Respiratory System
Lungs and Respiratory System
Mechanics of Life Breathing and Respiration
RHETORIC
Building an Outline
Effective Writing Building an Outline
Effective Writing Learning from Advertising
Language
Effective Writing Paragraph Connection
Effective Writing Research Skills
Effective Writing Revise and Improve
Effective Writing Sentence Sense
Grammar Verbs and Ways We Use Them
Making Sense with Outlines
Making Sense with Sentences
Nouns Pronouns and Adjectives
Parts of Speech
Preparing a Class Report
Preparing Your Book Report
Punctuation
Punctuation for Beginners
Punctuation Mark Your Meaning
Sentences
Sentences Many Ways to Begin
Sentences Subject and Predicate
Sentences That Ask and Tell
Storytelling Can You Tell It in Order
Verbs Recognizing and Using Them
Why Punctuate
Writing a Report
189See DISCUSSION TECHNIQUES
VOCABULARY
RIVERS
Amazon
AmazonPeople and Resources of Northern
Brazil
Colorado River
Ganges Sacred River
Importance of Rivers
In the Beginning Grand Canyon Story
Marshes of the Mississippi
Mathematician and the River
Mississippi River
Mississippi River Trade Route
of MidAmerica
Ocean Tides Bay of Fundy
River Rhine
Rivers
Rivers and Our History
Waterfalls
ROCKETS
See POWER MECHANICS
SPACE FLIGHT
RUBBER
Amazon Family
Rubber in Todays World
RUSSIA
Anna Karenina
Kremlin
Mr Rembrandt Visits Russia
Nightmare in Red
Short Story Showcase The Crocodile
Soviet Russia From Revolution to Empire
Soviet Union Faces of Today
SAFETY EDUCATION
A to Z of Walking Safely
Aids to Navigation for Boatmen
Another Day of Cruising
Basic Techniques of Drown Proofing
Be Your Own Traffic Policeman
Before You Hunt
Big Test
Breathing for Others
Broken Glass
Burns Emergency Procedures
By Natures Rules
Can You Stop on a Dime
Case of the Misguided Killer
CPR To Save a Life
Curious George Rides a Bike
Drinking Driver What Could You Do
Earthquakes
Earthwatch
Electricity Principles of Safety
Find a Float
Flood
Forest Fires
Girls Aware
Great Holiday Massacre
Heatwave
How to Have an Accident at Work
How to Have an Accident in the Home
Hurricane
I Like Bikes But
Im No Fool As a Pedestrian
Im No Fool Having Fun
Im No Fool in Water
Im No Fool with a Bicycle
Im No Fool with Fire
In Case of Fire
Its Up to You
Joy Ride An Auto Theft
Just for the Fun of It
Lets Be at Home in the Water
Lets Think and Be Safe
Metal Shop Safety
Monkey Tale Bicycle Safety
Motorcycle Experience
Nuclear Disaster
On Your Own
Once UpOn a Bicycle
One Got Fat
One Little Indian
Playground Safety
Playground Safety The Peeperkorns
Poisons Emergency Procedures
Pollution
Primary Safety in the School Building
Primary Safety On the School Playground
Psychological Response
Safe Ride on Your School Bus
Safety Adventures Out of Doors
Safety As We Play
Safety Belts for Susie
Safety Check Your Car
Safety in the Home
Safety in the Shop Basic Practices
Safety in the Shop Hand Tools
Safety in the Shop Power Tools
Safety on Our School Bus
Safety on the Playground
Safety on the School Bus
Safety on the Street
Safety on the Water
Safety Through Seat Belts
School Bus and You
Seven Rules of Bicycle Safety
Shark Maneater or Myth
Simple Accident
Snake Villain or Victim
Technological Failures
Telephone for Help
Tornado
Tripping on Two
UFOUnrestrained Flying Objects
Under the Law The Hitchhike
Under the Law The Plea
Until I Get Caught
Water Wisdom
We Drivers
Why Drown
Why 55
Winter Storm
You and Your Bicycle
Your Chance to Live An Instructors Guide
See AUTOMOBILE OPERATION AND
MAINTENANCE FIRE PREVENTION
FIRST AID
190
SAFETYFIRST AID
Case of the Misguided Killer
CPR To Save a Life
In Case of Fire
Poisons Emergency Procedures
Safety in the Shop Basic Practices
Safety in the Shop Hand Tools
Safety in the Shop Power Tools
Snakebite First Aid
Why Drown
SATELLITES
See SPACE FLIGHT
SCHOOL MANAGEMENT
School Board in Action
SCHOOL MANAGEMENT AND
ORGANIZATION
And No Bells Ring
School Board in Action
To Help Them Learn
See EDUCATION AIMS AND OBJEC
TIVES EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCA
TIONMETHODS STUDY ANDTEACH
ING NURSERY SCHOOLS
SCIENCE
Big Cats Endangered Predators
Cell The Structural Unit of Life
Clever HikoIchi A Japanese Tale
Effects of Atomic Bomb Explosion
Laser Beam
Science and Superstition
Weighing Techniques
SCIENCE GENERAL
Animal Navigation
Animal Predators and Balance of Nature
Animals Breathe in Many Ways
Animals Eat in Many Ways
Animals Hear in Many Ways
Animals Sec in Many Ways
Animals That Fly
Ark
Balancing Forces
Biological Rhythms Studies
in Chronobiology
Buoyancy
Atmosphere in Motion
Butterfly
Cells A First Film
Circulation and the Human Body
Controversy over the Moon
Demonstration with Light
Discovery of Radioactivity
Donald in Mathmagic Land
Earthquakes Lesson of a Disaster
Eclipses of the Sun and Moon
Ecology of a Hot Spring Life at High
Temperatures
Electron Microscopy
Energy for the Future
Erosion and Weathering
Looking at the Land
Exploring the OceanFinding Out About Rocks
Fish Are Interesting
Flight of Birds
Flowers and BeesA Springtime Story
Food Energy from the Sun
Glacier on the Move
Gravity and What It Does
Gravity Weight and Weightlessness
Heartbeat of a Volcano
How Level Is Sea Level
How Machines and Tools Help Us
How Solid Is Rock
Incubator The
Laws of Gases
Learning About Air
Learning About Electric Current
Learning About Heat
Learning About Light
Learning About Magnetism
Learning About Nuclear Energy
Learning About Sound
Learning to Use Your Senses
Life in an Old Dead Tree
Life in the Desert The American Southwest
Life in the Grasslands
Little Garden
Living and Non Living Things
Living and NonLiving Things
Materials of Our World
Mechanics of Life Blood and Circulation
Mechanics of Life Bones and Joints
Mechanics of Life Breathing and Respiration
Mechanics of Life Digestion and the Food
We Eat
Mechanics of Life Muscles and Movement
Minerals
Mitosis
Monkeys and Apes An Introduction to the
Primates
Moon A Giant Step in Geology
Observing and Describing
Ocean Currents
Our World of Science
Photosynthesis
Radiation in Biology An Introduction
Reflections on Time
Reptiles Are Interesting
San Andreas Fault
Science and Superstition
Simple Changes in Matter
Storms The Restless Atmosphere
Studying Electricity
Studying Gravitation and Mass
Studying Heat and Its Behavior
Succession on Lava
Thermometers and How They Work
Tornado
Tragedy of the Commons
Tree
Turtle Care of a Pet
Using the Scientific Method
Volcano The Birth of a Mountain
Volcanoes Exploring the Restless Earth
Voyage to the Arctic
Water Cycle
Way of Water
Ways to Find Out
Weather Forecasting
What Is Science
What Makes Rain
Whats Alive
Wood Bending A New Twist
See AERODYNAMICS ANATOMY ANI
MALS ANTHROPOLOGYASTRON
OMY ATMOSPHERE BIOLOGYCHEM
ISTRY INVENTORS MATHEMATICS
MEDICINE NATURAL RESOURCES
PHYSICS POWER MECHANICS SCI
ENTIFICMETHODSCIENTISTS SPACE
FLIGHT
SCIENCEMATH
Whats So Important About a Wheel
SCIENTIFIC METHODS
Aristotle and the Scientific Method
Evidence for Molecules and Atoms
Incubator
Language of the Bee A Case History of the
Scientific Method
Scientific Method in Action
What Are Stars Made Of
See SCIENCE GENERAL SCIENTISTS
SCIENTISTS
Aristotle and the Scientific Method
Galileo
George Washington Carver
Health Heroes Battle Against Disease
Isaac Newton
Saga of Western Man 1492
SCOTLAND
Scotland Background of Literature
Scotland Dances
SCULPTURE
Artists at Work Jacques Lipchitz Master
Sculptor
Civilisation 10Smile of Reason
Henry Moore
Richard Hunt Sculptor
Sculpture Forms of Life
Towers
SEASONS
Autumn
Autumn Is an Adventure
Autumn Pastorale
Causes of the Seasons
Children in Autumn
Children in Spring
Children in Summer
Children in Winter
City in Winter
Earth and the Seasons
Farm Family in Autumn
Farm Family in Spring
Farm Family in Summer
Farm Family in Winter
Seasons of the Year
Seasons Revolution of the Earth Around
the Sun
Spring Comes Again
Spring Is an Adventure
Summer Is an Adventure
Temperate Deciduous Forest
What Causes the Seasons
What the Frost Does
Winter Is an Adventure
Woodpecker Gets Ready for Winter
See CLIMATE EARTH
SEWAGE TREATMENT
See PUBLIC HEALTH WATER AND
WATER SUPPLY
SEWING
See CLOTHING AND DRESS
SEX EDUCATION
Biography of the Unborn
Boy to Man
From Generation to Generation
Girl to Woman
Human Body Reproductive System
Human Reproduction
Its Up to Laurie
SHIPPING
Colonial Shipbuilding and Sea Trade
Great Lakes North Americas Inland Seas
Lighthouse
Mississippi River Trade Route of MidAmerica
St Lawrence Seaway
See TRANSPORTATION
SIGHT
Learning to Use Your Senses
Our Wonderful Eyes and Their Care
Out of Left Field
Sense Perception
Your Eyes
SMOKING
Cigarette Smoking
Smoking Its Your Choice
This Is Your Lung
Time Pulls the Trigger
Tobacco Problem What Do You Think
SOCCER
Soccer Basic Individual Skills
Soccer Goal Keeping
Soccer Offensive and Defensive Maneuvering
SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT
Cast No Shadow
Child BehaviorYou
Children Who Draw
Choosing Books to Read
Courtesy at School
Curb Between Us
Day in the Life of Bonnie Consolo
Discussion Problems Good Loser
Energy A Matter of Choices
Eye of the Storm
Getting Along
191Getting Along with Others
Helping Johnny Remember
How Quiet Helps at School
Lets Play Fair
Lets Share with Others
Moving DayTimmys New Neighbors
Never Say You Cant Until You Try
Portraits of Aging
School Rules How They Help Us
SelfIncorporated Family Matters
SelfIncorporated Getting Closer
SelfIncorporated My Friend
SelfIncorporated No Trespassing
SelfIncorporated Trying Times
SelfIncorporated Who Wins
Sky Is Gray
Special Children Special Needs
Survival After High School
Thats My NameDont Wear It Out
Vivre Mieux Demain
Walter
Well Show You What Were Gonna Do Art
with MultiplyHandicapped Blind Children
Who Needs You
Why We Respect the Law
Workers Who Come to Our House
See ETIQUETTE FAMILY GUIDANCE
PERSONAL PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
ADJUSTMENT MARRIAGE
SOCIAL PROBLEMS
Boomsville
Controversy over Industrial Pollution
Drinking Driver What Could You Do
Drugs Drinking and Driving
Its Up to Laurie
Judge Ben B Lindsey
Justice Crime Criminals and the System
Justice Justice and the Criminal Courts
Lets Shoot the Devil
Litterbug
Litterbug
Losers
Martin Luther King JrThe Assassin Years
Money Taxes and Imagination
Our Changing Cities Can They Be Saved
Population Ecology
Population Patterns in the United States
Portraits of Aging
Right or WrongMaking Moral Decisions
Saga of Western Man 1964
Sky Is Gray
Thinking About Drinking
Vandalism Crime or Prank
See LABOR AND LABORING CLASSES
PUBLIC HEALTH
SOCIAL STUDIES GENERAL
Aggressive Impulse
All My Tomorrows
American Indian Speaks
Amish People of Preservation
Aunt Arie
Justice Crime Criminals and the System
Justice Justice and the Criminal Courts
Man and His Culture
Man and the Second Industrial Revolution
Social Studies Teaching Techniques
Soviet Union Faces of Today
SOCIAL WELFARE
See PUBLIC HEALTH SOCIAL
PROBLEMS
SOCIOLOGY
Future Shock
Geronimo Jones
Humanities What They Are and What They Do
Justice Crime Criminals and the System
Justice Justice and the Criminal Courts
Man and His Culture
Trends
What Color Are You
See CITY PLANNING FAMILY LABOR
AND LABORING CLASSES SOCIAL
PROBLEMS
SOIL CONSERVATION
Conserving Our Soil Today
Grasslands
Problems of Conservation Minerals
Problemsof Conservation OurNatural Resources
Problems of Conservation Soil
Soil and Water Conservation
Water
Your Friend the Soil
See GEOLOGY
SOLAR SYSTEM
Asteroids Comets and Meteorites
Big Sun and Our Earth
Controversy over the Moon
Eclipses of the Sun and Moon
Moon A Giant Step in Geology
Moon and How It Affects Us
Solar System
Trip to the Planets
What Makes Day and Night
See ASTRONOMY EARTH
SOUND
Animals Hear in Many Ways
How We Feel About Sound
Learning About Sound
Nature of Sound
Sound
Sound About
Sounds All About Us Exploring Science
Sounds of Music
Vibrations
Waves and Energy
SOUTH AMERICA
Alfonzo A Long Way from Home
Amazon
AmazonPeople and Resources of Northern Brazil
Bolivar South American Liberator
Early American Civilizations
Life in the High Andes
See NAMES OF COUNTRIES
SPACE FLIGHT
All About Weightlessness The Astronauts
Dilemma
Eyes in Outer Space
192
First Men into Space
Flight of Apollo II Eagle Has Landed
Man Looks at the Moon
Reaching into Space
Satellites Stepping Stones to Space
Solar System
Space Flight Around the Earth
What Is Space
SPAIN
Spain
Spanish Children
Spanish Community Life
SPANISH LANGUAGE
Caperucita Roja
Christmas in Oaxaca
Creative Arts and Crafts of Mexico
Danzas Regionales Espanolas
El Gallito Que Hace Salir el Sol
Espana Tierra y Pueblo
Ferdinand the Bull
La Comida
La Gallinita Roja
La Gallinita Sabia
La Pinata
Les Tres Osos
Maestros de la Pintura
Mexico Tierra de Color y Contraste
Pronunciacion y Acentuacion
Ser y Estar
Siqueiros El Maestro
Un Restaurante Madrileno
SPECIAL EDUCATION
Advanced Perceptual Training Phase C
And Then Came Spring
And Then Came Tomorrow
And They Are Not Alone
Auditorially Handicapped Child The Deaf
Chronic Disorders
Curb Between Us
Day in the Life of Bonnie Consolo
Different Drummer
Early Recognition of Learning Disabilities
Evaluation By the School Psychologist
Im the Same as Everyone Else
Laton Handicapped Blind Child
Mental Retardation The Hopeless
Mentally Handicapped Educable
Mentally Retarded Trainable
Moderate Retardation in Young Children
Motor Training Phase A
Out of Left Field
Rickys Great Adventure
Santa Monica Project
Special Children Special Needs
Specific Learning Disabilities Evaluation
Specific Learning Disabilities
in the Classroom
Speech Disorders Physical Handicaps
Survey of Childrens Speech Disorders
Take the First Step
Thats My NameDont Wear It Out
Through Different Eyes
To Find the Way
Visual Perception and the Failure to LearnVisual Perception Training in the Regular
Classroom
VisuallyHandicapped Child The Blind
Walter
Well Show You What Were Gonna Do Art
with MultiplyHandicapped Blind Children
SPEECH
Articulatory Movements in the Production
of English Speech Sounds
Communication By Voice and Action
English on the Job Listening and Speaking
Skills
Fun with Speech Sounds
Improve Your Pronunciation
Public Speaking Fundamentals
Public Speaking Movement and Gesture
Reporting and Explaining
Speech Disorders Physical Handicaps
Survey of Childrens Speech Disorders
See DISCUSSION TECHNIQUES DRAMA
TECHNIQUE RHETORIC
SPELLING
Effective Writing Revise and Improve
Effective Writing Sentence Sense
English Language Its Spelling Patterns
Spelling for Beginners
Spelling Is Easy
SPORTS
Archery Fundamentals
Before You Hunt
By Map and Compass
Fundamentals of Racquetball
I Am a Runner
Question of Hunting
Racquetball Serves and Serve Returns
Racquetball Shots
Rope Skipping
Soccer Basic Individual Skills
Soccer Goal Keeping
Soccer Offensive and Defensive Maneuvering
Strategy for Singles Doubles or CutThroat
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Importance
of Practice
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Tactics
for Doubles Play
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Tactics
for Ground Strokes
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Tactics
for Return of the Serve
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Tactics
for Singles Play
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Tactics
for Specialty Shots
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Tactics for the
Serve
Tennis Tennis Tactics for the 80s Series
To Tempt a Trout
Volleyball for Boys
World Apart
See BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL BOATS
AND BOATING CAMPING FISHING
FOOTBALL GAMES GOLF GYM
NASTICS HUNTING AND TRAPPING
PHYSICAL EDUCATION SWIMMING
TRACK ATHLETICS
STATE GOVERNMENT
Justice Crime Criminals and the System
Justice Justice and the Criminal Courts
State Government Resurgence of Power
STEEL
Steel and America
STORIES
Aesops Fables III
Aladdin
Ant and the Dove
Ant and the Grasshopper
Aunt Arie
Autumn Is an Adventure
Boy of the Circus
Coco and the Seabirds
Coco at the Seashore
Coco Takes His Magnifying Glass
into the Garden
Cocos Desert Hunt
Cocos Garden Lesson
Country Mouse and the City Mouse
Country Mouse and the City Mouse
Cow and the Sprite
Crosstown Adventure
Cuckoo Clock That Wouldnt Cuckoo
Curious George Rides a Bike
Emperors New Clothes
Enchanted River
Ferdinand the Bull
Flying a Kite
Follow Mr Willoughby
Frank and His Dog
Gingerbread Kingdom
Goldilocks and the Three Bears
Hansel and Gretel
Hare and the Tortoise
Haunted House
Helpful Little Fireman
Hobbitt
House That Wasnt There
Hunter and the Forest
Isabella and the Magic Brush
Jack and the Beanstalk
Jack and the Beanstalk
King Midas and the Golden Touch
Legend of the Pied Piper
Life and Times of a Balloon
Little Black Lamb
Little Mariner
Little Red Riding Hood
Little Toot
Little Train
Magic Whistle
Mary Had a Little Lamb
Mother Goose Rhymes Background
for Reading and Expression
Mother Goose Stories
Mrs and Mr Peacock
Musicians in the Woods
Mystery Map
North Wind and the Sun
193
Old Woman in a Shoe Beginning Number
Concepts
One Rainy Day
Owl and the Pussycat
Peddler and the Monkey
Pirro and the Alarm Clock
Pirro and the Blackboard
Pirro and the Lamp
Pirro and the Magnet
Pirro and the Phonograph
Pirro and the Scale
Pirro and the Telephone
Pirro and the Thermometer
Pirro and the Vacuum Cleaner
Pony
Princess and the Pea
Puss in Boots
Red Balloon
RufusM Try Again
Rumpelstiltskin
Sailing a Toy Boat
Shoemaker and the Elves
Short Story Showcase Bartleby
Short Story Showcase Dr Heideggers
Experiment
Short Story Showcase Lottery
Short Story Showcase My Old Man
Short Story Showcase The Crocodile
Short Story Showcase The Fall of the House
of Usher
Short Story Showcase The Gift of the Magi
Short Story Showcase The Lady or the
Tiger
Short Story Showcase The Secret Sharer
Short Story Showcase What Is a
Short Story
Snow White and Seven Dwarfs
Stefan On Sunday
Story of Peggy at the Farm
Story of the Goose and the Gander
Surprise for Jean
Tale of the Fiords
Three Wishes
Thumbelina
TiJean Goes Lumbering
Tom Thumb in King Arthurs Court
Tom Tit Tot
Ugly Duckling
Violin
William Tell
Winkie the MerryGoRound Horse
See ANIMALSSTORIES LITERATURE
FOLKLORE
STUDY SKILLS
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Animation Film
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Editing Film
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Filmmaking
Film
How Quiet Helps at School
How to Prepare a Class Report
Improving Study Habits
Independent Study
Listen Well Learn Well
Look It Up Dictionary Habits
Preparing a Class Report
Preparing Your Book ReportSpelling Is Easy
To Help Them Learn
Ways to Learn
Whats in a Story
Your Study Skills How to Use a Textbook
See DISCUSSION TECHNIQUES GRAPHS
GUIDANCE EDUCATIONAL LIBR
ARIES MAPS AND GLOBES PENMAN
SHIP READING RHETORIC SPELLING
VOCABULARY
SWEDEN
Laplanders
Vikings Life and Conquests
SWIMMING
Basic Techniques of Drownproofing
Lets Be at Home in the Water
Why Drown
SWITZERLAND
Switzerland Life in a Mountain Village
William Tell
TEACHER EDUCATION
The films listed in this section either are
designed especially for teachers in areas such
as staff development or special education or
they are student films that can be profitably
viewed by teachers also The descriptions for
these films can be found in alphabetical order
in the same section as the rest of the
collection
Access to Learning
Addition and Subtraction
Addition and Subtraction Techniques
Advanced Perceptual Training Phase C
Algebra of Sets Using Venn Diagrams
And No Bells Ring
And Then Came Spring
And Then Came Tomorrow
And They Are Not Alone
Anyone Can
Are Drugs the Answer
Area
Art and Seeing
Articulatory Movements in the Production
of English Speech Sounds
At the Center
AuditoriallyHandicapped Child The Deaf
Being Me
British Infant SchoolSouthern Style
Career Education
Caring Sharing Together Is Best
Case of the Misguided Killer
Children Are Creative
Children Who Draw
Childs Right to Read Series
Choosing Books to Read
Chronic Disorders
Cipher in the Snow
Circuit Testing Signal Generators
Circuit Testing with Meters and Multimeters
Part II Practical Application
Classroom Learning Centers
Complex Numbers
Congruence and Similarity
Counting
Craftsmanship in Clay Decoration
Craftsmanship in Clay Simple Slab Methods
Craftsmanship in Clay Throwing
Curb Between Us
Day in the Death of Donny B
Desk for Billie
Developing Comprehension
DiagnosisFormal and Informal
Different Drummer
Dining Room Sanitation
Discovering Melody and Harmony
Discovering the Sound and Movement of Music
Discussion Problems Good Loser
Display and Presentation Boards
Division
Division Techniques
Dolls
Drawing a Portrait
Drawing Search for Form
Drive Defensively
Drugs Drinking and Driving
Drymounting Instructional Materials
Each Child Is Different
Early Recognition of Learning Disabilities
Education in America The Nineteenth
Century
Education in America The Seventeenth and
Eighteenth Centuries
Education in America Twentieth Century
Developments
Effects of Atomic Bomb Explosion
Ego Development the Core of Healthy
Personality
Electricity Basic Wiring
Electricity Generator and Motor
Electronics Basic Radio Circuitry
Electronics Principles of Television
Electronics Transistor
Emotional Development Aggression
English Language Story of Its Development
Equivalent Fractions
Eudora Welty
Evaluation By the School Psychologist
Every Child a Winner
Eye of the Beholder
Factors and Primes
Feather
Final Factor
Find the Vowels
Foundations of Reading and Writing
From Sociable Six to Noisy Nine
From Where I Sit
Frustrating Fours and Fascinating Fives
Great Themes of Literature Authority and
Rebellion
Great Themes of Literature Conscience in
Conflict
Great Themes of Literature Crime and
Criminal
Great Themes of Literature Heroes and
Cowards
Great Themes of Literature Man and Woman
Growth of Intelligence in PreSchool Years
Growth Through a TwoYear Kindergarten
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Animation Film
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Editing Film
Handy Dandy DoItYourself Filmmaking Film
Helping Children with Reading Disability
Helping the Reluctant Reader
Hickory Stick
History of US Foreign Relations Part I
An Age of Revolutions
History of US Foreign Relations Part II
Youth to Maturity
History of US Foreign Relations Part III
The Reluctant World Power
History of US Foreign Relations Part IV
The Road to Interdependence
Humanity of Teaching
I Do And I Understand
Identity Society
Im the Same As Everyone Else
Informal Reading Inventory
Innovation in Elementary Physical Education
Inside InsideOut Information Film
InsideOut InService Program for Teachers
Integrated Motor Perceptual Training
Phase D
Interpersonal Communications Series
Introducing Rational Numbers
Introduction to Body Movements
Introduction to Portable Videotape Recording
Introduction to Probability
Irrational Numbers
Its Everybodys Business
Joy of Achievement
Joy of Communication
Language Development
Laser Beam
Laton Handicapped Blind Child
Learning and Behavior
The Teaching Machine
Learning By Doing
Lettering Instructional Materials
Libraries Pursuit of Happiness
Making Yourself Understood
Man and His Culture
Man and the Second Industrial Revolution
Marijuana
Math Is a Monster
Mathematics for Tomorrow
Meaning of Adolescence
Measurement of Solids
Mental Retardation The Hopeless
Mentally Handicapped Educable
Mentally Retarded Trainable
Moderate Retardation in Young Children
Module I The Crunch
Module II Black Is the Color
Module III Crossing the Line
Motor Training Phase A
Multiplication and Division
Multiplication of Rational Numbers
Multiplication1 Using the Cuisenaire Rods
OK Classroom
One to Grow On A Pretty Good Class
for a Monday
One to Grow On A Teacher in Reflection
One to Grow On Act IILindsey
One to Grow On He Comes from Another
Room
One to Grow On Individuals
One to Grow On Learning Strategies
194
a
One to Grow On Sarah
Open Classroom in America
Organizing for Effective Reading Instruction
Organizing the Reading Environment
Out of Left Field
Outdoor Education
Paper in the Round
PATCHPositive Approach to Changing
Humans
Pathways Through Nursery School
Place to Learn
Place Value and Addition
Pleasure Is Mutual How to Conduct
Effective Picture Book Programs
Portraits of Aging
Prejudice Causes Consequences Cures
Preparation for Reading
Preventing Waste
Principles of Development
Printmaking Four Artists Four Media
Project Success Environment
Quitter A Portrait of a High School
DropOut
Ratio Rate and Percent
Reading Readiness
Reading SkillsThe Double Vowel Rule
Reading SkillsThe Long Vowel Sounds
Reading SkillsPhonics and Word Structure
Reading SkillsPutting the Rules Together
Reading SkillsThe SemiVowel Rule
Reading SkillsThe Short Vowel Sounds
Reality Therapy in High School
Safety in the Shop Basic Practices
Safety in the Shop Hand Tools
Safety in the Shop Power Tools
Sand
School Board in Action
Second Language Your Key
to Understanding
Set Can Have the Same Number of Elements
As One of Its Parts
Sheltered Workshop Phase E
Sky Is Gray
Slow Death
Snakebite First Aid
Social Seminar Brian at Seventeen
Social Seminar Changing
Social Seminar Community in Quest
Social Seminar Drug Talk Some Current
Drug Programs
Social Seminar Drugs and Beyond
Social Seminar Mr Elders Class Drug
Education at the Elementary Level
Social Seminar The Family
Social Seminar What Is Teaching What Is
Learning
Social Seminar Youth Culture Series
Bunny
Social Seminar Youth Culture Series
Guy
Social Seminar Youth Culture Series
Teddy
Social Seminar Youth Culture Series
Tom
Social Studies Teaching Techniques
Solving Systems of Equations with Emphasis
On Sets
Some Guides for a Good Reading Program
Special Children Special Needs
Specific Learning Disabilities Evaluation
Speech Disorders Physical Handicaps
Speedscene Problems of Amphetamine
Abuse
Starting School
State of the Future
Storytelling Can You Tell It in Order
Survey of Childrens Speech Disorders
Take the First Step
TET Teacher Effectiveness Training
in High School
Teachers Concerns About Using InsideOut
TeacherTraining Film Lets Get to Work
Teaching a Directed Reading Lesson
Teaching Comprehension Skills
Teaching Reading in the Content Areas
Teaching Triad
ThinkingMovingLearning
Thousand Suns
Through Different Eyes
To Find the Way
To Help Them Learn
Tomorrow Well See What Happens
Tumbling the Forward Roll
Using Basal Readers Effectively
Visual Perception and the Failure to Learn
VisuallyHandicapped Child Blind
Vowel A
Vowel E
Vowel I
Vowel O
Vowel U
Vowels and Their Sounds
Walter
Water Colors in Action
Weighing Techniques
Well Show You What Were Gonna Do Art
with MultiplyHandicapped Blind Children
What Do You Think
What Is a Painting
Whiplash
Why Drown
Wyeth Phenomenon
Zoo
TEACHING
Libraries Are Kids Stuff
See EDUCATION
TEETH
Dental Health How and Why
Save Those Teeth
Tooth Truth with Harv and Marv
Your Teeth
TELEVISION
Basic Television Terms A Video Dictionary
Electronics Principles of Television
Introduction to Portable Videotape Recording
Shaping News for the Consumer
Stalking the Wild Cranberry
TENNIS
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Importance of Practice
195
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Tactics for Doubles Play
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Tactics for Ground
Strokes
TennisTacticsforthe80sTacticsforReturnofthe
Serve
TennisTacticsforthe80sTacticsforSinglesPlay
Tennis Tactics forthe 80s Tactics forSpecialty
Shots
Tennis Tactics for the 80s Tactics for the
Serve
Tennis Tennis Tactics for the 80s Series
TEXTILE INDUSTRY AND FABRICS
Cloth Fiber to1 Fabric
Clothing
Fiber in Art
From Flax to Linen
Manufacturing Textile Industry Careers
Silk Makers of Japan
THAILAND
Rice Farmers in Thailand
Southeast Asia A Cultural History
Thailand
TIME
Calendar Story of Its Development
How to Measure Time
Mystery of Time
Reflections on Time
Telling Time By the Clock
Time for Clocks
What Time Is It
What Time Is It in Tokyo
TOYS
Dolls of Many Lands
TRACK ATHLETICS
I Am a Runner
Sprints
TRANSPORTATION
Airplane Trip
Airport in the Jet Age
America on Wheels
Atlantic Crossing Life on an Ocean Liner
Aviation They Were First
Big Test
Bridges
History of Transportation intheUS SteamAge
Part I
History of Transportation in the US Gasoline
Age Part II
Learning About Air
Long Journey West 1820
Mississippi River
Panama Canal
Railroad Builders
Rhyming Dictionary of Planes
Stagecoach Westward
Trade and Transportation
Transportation
Transportation Revolution Story of Americas
Growth
Travel in America in the 1840sVoyage to the Arctic
Westward Movement Settlement of the Missis
sippi Valley
See AERONAUTICS AIRPLANES AUTO
MOBILE OPERATION AND MAINTE
NANCE BOATS AND BOATING COM
MERCE RAILROADS SHIPPING
TRAPPING
See HUNTING AND TRAPPING
TYPEWRITING
Typing Skills Building Speed
Typing Skills Daily Job Techniques
USCITIES AND TOWNS
City Out of the Wilderness Washington
Washington City of the World
Washington DC Capital City USA
Washington DC Story of Our Capital
See CITY PLANNING COMMUNITY LIFE
USGENERAL USREGIONS US
STATES
US CONSTITUTION
Bill of Rights in Action Freedom of Religion
Bill of Rights in Action Freedom of Speech
Bill of Rights in Action Story of a Trial
Constitution of the United States
Debt to the Past
George Mason
John Marshall
Justice Under the Law Gideon Case
See USGOVERNMENT USPOLITICS
US DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL
See US CITIES AND TOWNS USGENE
RAL USREGIONS USSTATES
USFOREIGN RELATIONS
From Where I Sit
Growth of American Foreign Policy
History of U S Foreign Relations Parti An Age
of Revolutions
History of US ForeignRelationsPartll Youth
to Maturity
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