Catalog of classroom teaching films for Georgia schools, supplement to catalog no. 8 [No. 8 (Aug. 1967)]

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State Board of EducationB
ForewordG
Counties Served by Each LibraryD
Message From Dr IvieE
Registering Your SchoolF
Duties of the Film CoordinatorF
Detailed Instructions for CoordinatorsFG
How to Use This CatalogG
Christmas Film NoticeG
Notice Concerning Withdrawn TitlesH
Descriptive List of Sound Films152
Alphabetical Listing of Withdrawn Titles5354
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caSTATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
James S Peters Chm
Robert B Wright Jr Vice Chm
Jack P Nix Executive Officer
1st Dist Roy A HendricksMetter
2nd Dist Robert B Wright JrMoultrie
3rd Dist Mrs Ralph HobbsColumbus
4th Dist L L JenkinsAtlanta
5th Dist David F RiceAtlanta
6th Dist James S PetersManchester
7th Dist Honry A Stewart SrCedartown
8th Dist James L DewarValdosta
9th Dist Cliff C Kimsey JrCornelia
10th Dist William L PrestonMonroei I B
Foreword
It is said that one picture is equal to a thousand
words Think of the transferred knowledge from picture
to student when a teaching film is shown in the class
room of a school Multiply this one classroom of stu
dents by the hundreds who view such films each day and
you realize the vast knowledge that is imparted and the
value of visually bringing the world into the classroom
There are some 5100 film titles in this Georgia
State Department of Education Catalog films which are
available at your request The teaching film is just
one of many kinds of audiovisual aids available to
teachers to make their teaching come alive for the stu
dent
Most children have inquisitive minds They want to
learn Every avenue available to a teacher to impart
this knowledge to answer these questions should be
utilized The teaching film is one way of doing this
It is my sincere hope that you will continue to
utilize this service of the State Department of Educa
tion The best film library is an empty one that is
one where films are being requested and circulated rath
er than collecting dust on storage shelves Help us
keep our films dustfree and by so doing help your
self to a better teaching method and your students to
a new insight into the world they live in
JACK P NIX
State Superintendent of Schools
Atlanta
August 1967
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COUNTIES SERVED BY EACH LIBRARY
ATLANTA FILM LIBRARY
Ben W Hulsey Manager
1066 Sylvan Road SW Atlanta Georgia 30310
BANKS ELBERT
BARROW FANNIN
BARTOW FAYETTE
BUTTS FLOYD
CARROLL FORSYTH
CATOOSA FRANKLIN
CHATTAHOOCHEE FULTON
CHATTOOGA GILMER
CHEROKEE GORDON
aARKE GREENE
CLAYTON GWINNETT
COBB HABERSHAM
OOWETA HALL
DADE HARALSON
DAWSON HARRIS
DEKALB HART
DOUGLAS HEARD
HENRY
JACKSON PUTNAM
JASPER RABUN
LAMAR ROCKDALE
LJMPKIN SCHLEY
MADISON SPALDING
MARION STEPHENS
MERIWETHER TALBOT
MONROE TALIAFERRO
MORGAN TOWNS
MURRAY TROUP
MUSCOGEE UNION
NEWTON UPSON
OCONEE WALKER
OGLETHORPE WALTON
PAULDING WHITE
PICKENS WHITFIELD
PIKE WILKES
POLK
BALDWIN
BIBB
BLECKLEY
BRYAN
BULLOCH
BURKE
CANDLER
CHATHAM
COLUMBIA
CRAWFORD
STATESBORO FILM LIBRARY
J L Porter Manager
Student Center GSC Statesboro Georgia 30458
DODGE
DOOLY
EFFINGHAM
EMANUEL
EVANS
GL AS COCK
HANCOCK
HOUSTON
JEFFERSON
JENKINS
JOHNSON
JONES RICHMOND
LAURENS SCREVEN
LIBERTY TATTNALL
LINCOLN TAYLOR
LONG TOOMBS
MCDUFFIE TKEUTLEN
MCINTOSH TWIGGS
MACON WARREN
MONTGOMERY WASHINGTON
PEACH WILKINSON
PULASKI
TIFTON FILM LIBRARY
APPLING
ATKINSON
BACON
BAKER
BEN HILL
BERRIEN
BRANTLEY
BROOKS
CALHOUN
CAMDEN
CHARLTON
CLAY
Charles Bargeron Manager
Abraham Baldwin College Tifton Georgia
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COFFEE
COLQUITT
COOK
CRISP
DECATUR
DOUGHERTY
EARLY
ECHOLS
GLYNN
GRADY
IRWIN
JEFF DAVIS TELFAIR
LANIER TERRELL
LEE THOMAS
LOWNDES TIFT
MILLER TURNER
MI TCHELL WARE
PIERCE WAYNE
QUITMAN WEBSTER
RANDOLPH WHEELER
SEMINOLE WILOOX
STEWART WORTH
SUMTER
County assignments will be changed if it is found that this will speed film shipments

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TO GEORGIAS SCHOOL LEADERS AND CLASSROOM TEACHERS
Every effort is being made to screen select and
categorize films in order that each area of the curriculum
in the schools of Georgia is covered Evaluation of the films
now owned by the State is also being continued Older films
which have been revised are being exchanged for newer editions
Films which are no longer requested by the schools are being
examined for future use or discontinuation In summary the
AudioVisual Unit is attempting to keep films in the collection
which are applicable and useable
Films which are selected carefully and used properly
present information to the students which teachers cannot pos
sibly do in such a dramatic way The information also may not
be possible to present to students in any other way The pres
sure of time and the content to be covered necessitates careful
selection of the films Thus teaching by film is just another
means of presenting information to the students As with any
other single method the usage of film requires its falling into
a total plan of organizing for learning No one means of teach
ing can do the job effectively for the teacher must have an
overall plan
Your assistance cooperation and suggestions in making
the Film Library of the State of Georgia adequate and useable
are sincerely desired
Dr Claude M Ivie Director
Division of Curriculum
Atlanta
August 1967REGISTERING YOUR SCHOOL
Films are furnished free to the Public Schools of Georgia with the exception of a 2500 registration fee per
school year after January 15 of each year the fee is only 1250 which is used to purchase insurance on the materi
al Films are also furnished to any school related group such as the PTA Athletic Club 4H Club or Home Eco
nomics Club provided the School is registered Films are not available to individuals or private institutions
Principals should fill in Form AV1 Registration for Film Service appoint a film coordinator and mail
this form to one of the three Film Libraries serving Georgia Consult Location of Film Libraries on page D of this
cataloq Forms for requesting films AV2 are furnished by this Division and all requests must be made on these forms
DUTIES OF THE FILM COORDINATOR
Briefly it will be the duty of the Film Coordinator to
1 Prepare all requests for films typing or printing only see detailed instructions
2 Receive and distribute the material to the teacher using it
3 Assist teachers with equipment see that the material is previewed and properly used
4 Assemble the material and return to the Film Library the afternoon of the last play date films are booked
for two davs use and in no case later than the following morning
5 Make requests for films for use on special occasions use regular request blanks explaining what the films
are to be used for
6 Make arrangements with the principal for time off in order to properly handle the audiovisual program
DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS FOR COORDINATORS
TO Principals and Coordinators
Please read and have a thorough understanding of these instructions before registering your schools Such an
understanding of the film service will avoid useless delays
1 Register your school according to Form AV1 with the film library serving your area The current quota of
films per registration is seven per week You may elect to receive fourteen per week for 5000 if your student
enrollment exceeds 500 For additional quotas consult your library
2 All requests must be made by the appointed coordinator using Form AV2 Requests are to be typed or printed
and to include coordinators name full school address zip code and school holidays Your film library will
be glad to furnish blanks on request Do not run out of request blanks
3 All film requests are to be made and submitted on a monthly basis and 30 days in advance September and Octo
ber requests should be made together Requests may be made on a semester basis if desired Do not send your
first request before preplanning week
4 To insure the receipt of a fair number of films please submit a supplementary list similar to the
original Thus if your original is not available a substitute will be made for the same number film on the
supplement Film Libraries will not schedule films at any date available without school consent
5 If you register after the beginning of the school year allow at least ten days between the time your monthly
request is mailed and first date wanted Then proceed for remainder of the month and include the following
months order
6 Special orders will be honored for an occasional film for school related or outside groups providing the name
of the group and exact date is given List a second and third choice
7 Always give correct titles and catalog numbers for each film Do not mix the dates on your monthly request
Follow a progressive date sequence from week to week
8 Follow the instructions on the white confirmation sheet if it is necessary to cancel films prior to shipping
date
9 Inspect returning film cases to prevent the following
1 Films in wrong cans
2 Films in wrong cases
3 Films rewound
4 Films on plastic or hubtype reels
5 Films on wrong size reels
10 Each film is sealed with an inspection seal If this seal is broken but film not used it is considered a11 DO NOT REWIND FILMS after showing Rewind films only when you are ready to reuse them Returning films re
wound can cause suspension of service
12 FILM DAMAGE is normally caused by inexperience and carelessness Avoid this by requesting practice reels of
film available for projector training
13 Never use any type of tape for repairing a broken film Instead run off about three feet of film wrap
around the film on the takeup reel and continue projection
14 Make arrangements with someone else to handle your AV duties while you are away from school
15 Contact your film library as soon as possible about irregular service to your school
HOW TO USE THIS CATALOG
Films are listed alphabetically Under the alphabetical listing a description of each film is given Those
producers marked with an asterisk at the end of film descriptions will provide teachers guides for that film upon
request
When asking for films to be reserved the title and catalog number should be given The catalog number follows
the title Do not write in the other spaces
If there are substitute requests that you can use in case some of your first choices are not available we sugqest
that you make up a supplementary request for films Use additional request blanks and mark them SUPPLEMENTARY or SECOND
CHOICE
After your requests are received we will book and confirm to you the time that it will be possible to ship the
films to you Users can be assured that the library will do everything possible to send films on dates wanted ana if
this is not possible then they will be sent the nearest available date Teachers will realize that our situation is
not unlike that of the school librarian When a new book arrives there may be ten students who want to read the book
the same week The only way ten students can read the new book is for it to be reserved for them at later dates
Fuller information on the use and projection of films may be found in Catalog No 8
NOTICE
In order to clear up any questions about the booking of Christmas films we would like to state this as a policy
In order to serve as many schools as possible with the Christmas films that we have available schools should request
only one Christmas film with a second choice between Thanksgiving and the Christmas holidays In order to serve as
many schools as possible some requests for Christmas films will be filled early and some later If it is not pos
sible for us to book a Christmas film for your school please do not be disappointed because we cannot purchase
enough of this seasonal material to supply the demand It would be well for each school to purchase these inexpensive
films in order to have them on hand Seasonal material should be in all local film libraries
SFX EDUCATION FILMS
These films must be ordered on a separate order blank from all other films and must be countersigned by the Super
intendent State Board Regulations September 1967
Boy to Man eljh Color 25559 16 min
An important and sensitive film for boys dealing candidly with the secondary and primary sexual changes in the
male A scientific and authoritative treatment of a difficult subject produced under medical and psychiatric
supervision AnimationChurchill
Girl to Woman eljh Color 25560 16 min
An important film for girls dealing with human growth and development during the turbulent change from girlhood
to womanhood Describes the male reproductive system as well as that of the female A scientific and authorita
tive treatment of a sensitive subject produced under medical and psychiatric supervision A companion film to
Boy to Man Extensive animationChurchill
Human Reproduction New Edition sh Color 25561 20 min
The film offers an objective scientifically accurate and biologically correct analysis of the structure and
function of the male and female reproductive organs the fertilization process the development of the fetus the
birth process and the responsibility involved in the act of human reproduction This important film will help
your students develop an appreciation of the psychological emotional and moral aspects of the human reproductive
processMcGrawHillIMPORTANT
NOTICE
On pages 53 and 54 at the end of this Catalog Supplement there
is a list of film titles which has been withdrawn from circulation by
the Department These films have been removed from service because of
obsolescence poor physical condition or lack of demand Please do
not request these titles THEY ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE FROM YOUR FILM
LIBRARYiMi
FOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
According to Plan sht 3031 9 min
An introduction to Engineering Drawing which encourages the student to approach the course with an open mind and
to develop the feeling that Engineering Drawing is interesting and important Proper student attitude is stimu
lated in this film through emotional appeal and through emphasis on the need in modern production for the language
that is Engineering DrawingMcGrawHill
Accounting Basic Procedures jhsh Color 2779 11 min
When Jim sells his lawnmower rental business to Fred he has to find the answers to the questions How much did
Jim make last year What does he own now And how much does he owe to others Standard methods of keeping ledg
ers and journals are illustrated and explained and definitions are given for terms commonly used in accounting
Coronet
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn eljhsh 4154 40 min
Mark Twains memorable classic brought to life with all the pathos and humor of the original masterpiece set in a
carefully recreated mid19th centiry Mississippi Valley worldFilms Inc
Aladdin p Color 14057
Aladdin and his adventures with the wonderful lamp and the genie who grants his wishesPopular Sci
5 min
Algae el Color 4457 lJmin
Presents the five major groups of algae their great diversity of size form habitat and means of reproduction
and their ecological and economic importance Points to algae as the ultimate source of food for all aquatic
animals and a promising food source for space flightsInd U
All About Weightlessness The Astronauts Dilemma eljhsh Color 3163 11 min
Now that man is at the very threshold of interplanetary travel many questions remain unanswered about how the
astronaut will react mentally and physically under unearthly conditions on a long voyage into outer space These
complex physiological and psychological problems are the concern of scientists who work in the fields of astro
physics and space medicineDisney
American Primitives jhsh Color 3132 4 min
Between the end of th American Revolution and the start of the Civil War the Primitive Artist occupied a place
that would later be filled by the photographer These rustic artists showered the countryside with their works
which make more msmingful the merry sad or decorative places and pastimes of a bygone eraFilms Inc
Amoeres Volts and Ohms sh 3962
Explains the meaning relationship and measurement of amperes volts and ohmsNorwood
8 min
Anna Karenina sh 4165 40 min
Tolstoys brilliant tale of Czarist Russia brought to the screen with the artistry of Greta Garbo Fredric March
and Basil Rathbone Aids in the study of world literature and forms a prologue to understanding of events that
shaped current world historyFilms Inc
Anne Hutchinson Pt I jhsh 25507 25 min
Freedom of worship separation of church and state the struggle of an individual in an authoritarian society the
right to dissent the privacy of the individual An independent Puritan woman struggles with the church hierarchy
for tolerance and her freedom of conscience at the cost of banishment and excommunicationRobert Saudek Associ
ates
Anne Hutchinson Pt II jhsh
See description aboveRobert Saudek Associates
25508
25 min
Automation eljh Color 4283 14 min
This film takes us into an automated factory where we see automation in action A few skilled workers supervise
the machines and check the quality of the product In the future as more and more production becomes automated
man will have more leisure time but the demand for workers with the skills needed to supervise automated fac
tories will greatly increaseFA
Automobile Tire Hydroplaning What Happens jhsh Color 25558 12 min
When you are driving your car on a wet highway water may penetrate between the tire and the pavement This pen
etration results in the formation of water pressure which raises a portion of the tire off the pavement This
pressure increases with increasing speed of the vehicle supporting more and more of the tire until at a critical
speed termed the hydroplaning speed the tire is supported only by the water and loses all contact with the pave
mentU S Dept of Agriculture
Auxiliary Views Double Auxiliaries sht 3077 10 min
The film reviews orthographic projection on three principal planes and on auxiliary planes describes the theory
of double auxiliary or oblique view using animation techniques demonstrates the steps in drawing an object with
an oblique faceMcGrawHill
Auxiliary Views Single Auxiliaries sht 4051 23 min
Riews orthographic projection and describes the true shape of an object with one or more slanting faces The
film explains auxiliary projection through threedimensional technique Discusses auxiliary elevations right and
left auxiliary views and front and back auxiliary viewsMcGrawHill
Bssic High School Chemistry Series sh
These eight films complete the thirteen film series begun in Catalog No
See alphabetical listings forEDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
descriptions of individual titlesMcGrawHill
Dynamics of Solution
The Electromotive Force Series
The Family of Halogens
Energy and Reaction
Faradays Law
Liquids in Solution
The Structure of Atoms
The Structure of Water
Basic Techniques of Drownproofing peljhsh Color 25526
Shows how even nonswimmers can remain afloat for many hours with a minimum of fatigue
neered by Fred R Lanoue swimming instructor at Georgia TechSun Dial Films
12 min
This is the method pio
Basketball for Boys Fundamentals jhsh 3001 11 rain
These basic basketball skills are carefully presented Footworkready position starts quick fake step
stoppivot and turn change in direction defensive footwork rebounding Ball Handlingpassingreceiving
chest baseball bounce passes dribbling shooting layin or hole onehand push jump shotsBailey
Basketball for Boys Teamplay jhsh 3012 11 min
Fiveman offense starts with one and twoman action and concludes with a set play based upon these actions De
fensive play progresses from the defensive triangle to full team cooperation These fundamental units of play are
illustrated OneonOnefaking and quickness shoot or drive fake a shot and drive fake a drive and shoot
change direction TwoMan Playset screen and roll twoman cuts post play FiveMan Offenseset play
continuity team balance rebounddefense Defensedefensive triangle mantoman defense zone defense
Bailey
Beach The A River of Sand eljh Color 8888 16 min
Where does sand come from where does it go From an elementary analysis of the currents produced by waves
documented by underwater photography and the calculations of the accumulation and depletion of sand produced
by jetties the discovery is made that the most pronounced movement of sand on a beach is usually along the shore
The beach is actually a moving river of sand between the land and the waterEBF
Beginning Music Reading t 4003 13 min
Shows a teacher giving a lesson in the fourth grade on reading music symbols The class learns to read and to
sing two songs during the lesson There is a study of tonal groups repeated tonal patterns and identification
of patterns with a scale Considerable activity is provided as the pupils identify the patterns on printed cards
and furnish accompaniment on rhythm instrumentsBailey
Beginning Responsibility Rules at School p 2024 11 min
Rules are important in school rules about being on time about putting things away about quiet and about
safety on the playground And when our class makes its own set of rules for a visit to a museum it learns how
rules are made by the people who use them for their own goodCoronet
Beginnings of Exploration The eljh Color 8896 14 min
This film 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 It 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 aimsEBF
Bespoke Overcoat The sh 4136 3 if min
Nikolai Gogols famous short story of the tailor who helps the ghost of his late friend take wry revenge on his
former employer Adapted by Wolf Mankowitz changing the locale to Londons East End but retaining all of the
tales humor realism and philosophic insightFilms Inc
Better Breakfasts U S A eljh 3068 11 min
Shows the importance of a good breakfast for youngsters and demonstrates the part cereals play in good nutrition
Cereal Institute Inc
Bolivia eljh Color 25464 15 min
Because Bolivia is in the heart of South America it has no seacoast The country is divided into three geographic
regions the Eastern lowlands the Yungas and the Highlands where most of the people live The Andes Mountains
impose a tremendous barrier to transportation communication and food supplies Bolivias wealth rests on its
mineral resources particularly tin This film emphasizes that if Bolivia is to overcome its poverty and back
wardness it must develop its lowlands and educational facilitiesMcGrawHill
Breakdowns Into Pinning Combinations jhsh 3055 11 min
Explains and demonstrates six maneuvers used by the top man in referees position to break his opponent down and
fjllow right on through with a pinning hold The breakdowns covered are Far anklenear arm Near anklefar arm
Head lever Twoonone bar arm Far anklewaist to Over and Under Near anklecross face to a Double arm tieup
Again the importance of developing Counters to all these maneuvers is brought outJColburn
Breathing for Others eljhsh Color 4020 14 min
This film 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 instruc
tors both male and female The ease with which untrained persons even children can use the method is amply
demonstratedIFBH
FOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Canada The Atlantic Provinces Second Edition eljhsh Color 8907 16 min
Provides a significant overview of the provinces of Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island New Brunswick and
Newfoundland The film emphasizes the growing industrialization of the region including the development of iron
ore deposits steel production and mining of gypsum Describes the continuing importance of fishing logging
agriculture and miningEBF
Canada The Pacific Province Second Edition eljhsh Color 8908 16 min
Examines resources and products of British Columbia with emphasis on recent rapid developments in industry and
agriculture Shows regions where fish and timber exist in abundance and points out the importance of the Fraser
Valley with its rich farms and thriving zinc lead and coal mines Describes such projects as the giant power
plant at Kemano and the extensive irrigation of land near Lake Okanagan and shows how improvements in transporta
tion have made British Columbia more accessibleEBF
Canada The Prairie Provinces Second Edition eljhsh Color 8909 16 min
Surveys Canadas three Prairie Provinces Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta Describes the recent oil dis
coveries which are vying in importance with the traditional wheat production of the region Also pictures the
growing industries in the cities and reviews the physical geography of the regionEBF
Cathode Ray Tube The How It Works sh 4110 15 min
Demonstrates the construction and function of various parts of the cathode ray tube Explains electrostatic and
electromagnetic deflection and how varied currents affect the position of the spot of light on the scopeNorwood
Cell Biology Structure and Composition jhsh Color 2811 13 min
The intricate structure of the cell is explored through photomicrography electron micrographs and models The
colloidal substance traditionally known as protoplasm is analyzed and we learn that this living matter is spe
cialized into the cell membrane cytoplasm nucleus chromosomes endoplasmic reticulum and other structures of
the cell The interaction of these and other structures enables the cell to perform all the life functions
Coronet
25474
19 min
Central America The Crowded Highlands jhsh Color
Views the physical characteristics of the mainland areas of Central America introducing the student to the people
who occupy the highlands Tells how the people earn their livelihoods and describes the economic and social
who occupy the highl
patterns of the highland areas
people
McGrawHill
Chalk and Chalkboards t Color 4096 17 min
This comprehensive film introduces the physical properties of chalk and chalkboards showing what they are made of
and how they should be cared for Laboratory and classroom demonstration sequences show that the chalkboard is a
particularly effective teaching aid because it is readily available it allows illustrations showing action helps
develop explanations in logical sequence can involve student ideas will focus attention upon specific points per
mits group participation and is adaptable to a wide variety of usesBailey
Changing Matilda The New Australia jhsh Color 8906 24 min
A vivid portrait of modern Australia probes the problems of building up the land making it more livable and ad
justing to the rest of Asia It traces the adjustment of immigrants explores the outback and relates the
White Australia policy to current problems and future directionsEBF
Charles Willson Peale jhsh Color 3151 4mi
We see the Great School of Wisdom which was Peales fabulous museum in Philadelphia in 1786 through his paintings
aid natural science exhibits Revealed here are Peales great paintings of Washington Adams Jefferson Lewis
Clarke and many others Naturalist and inventor patriot and soldier and above all original artist Peale ex
pressed for us the most stirring years of our history in his paintingsFilms Inc
25538
22 min
Chemical Families sh Color
Starting with a display of actual samples of over 70 elements the film demonstrates methods by which chemical
similarities among the elements have provided the basis for dividing them logically into families By experiment
and observation the elements are classified as metals or nonmetals and some are found to be difficult to clas
sify Experimentally it is shown that under the same conditions some gases are chemically reactive while others
are inert The fact that elements with atomic numbers one less and one more than the atomic numbers of the inert
gases are highly reactive provides the clue for finding the halogen and alkali metal families The film demon
strates how atomic numbers have provided the key to the ordering of the elements in the periodic table A suffix
to the film demonstrates a recently discovered reaction between xenon and fluorineMLA
Chemistry Course Encyclopaedia Britannica Films sh
This course consists of 160 films or lessons of approximately 30 minutes each The course is subdivided into
29 study units as listed Instructors should plan to use the lessons in each study area sequentially as isolated
use of individual films is less effective Bookings of these films will not be counted against a schools monthly
film allotment
Lesson No
AH INTRODUCTION TO PRINCIPLES AND STOICHIOMETRY
1
Introduction 49001
All the things one sees around him are chemicals and most of the changes
Some familiar reactions are shown in the film as examples
30 min
them involve chemical reactionsEDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
Chemistry Course EBF Continued
2 Classifying Matter The Need 49002 30 min
The film shows the mixedup character of natural materials and the spontaneous tendency of things to get
mixed The film shows various ways of classifying a list of things or a group of objects and it shows that
no way is perfect
3 The Physical States of Matter 49003 30 min
One way to classify substances is as solid liquid or gas Ice is used to illustrate the solid phase water
the liquid phase and steam without any fog the gas phase The centigrade and Fahrenheit temperature
scales are illustrated
5
Classifying Matter A Method 49004 3 nun
The substances in nature are usually heterogeneous Heterogeneous systems can often be separated into homo
geneous parts by simple means such as sorting dissolving and filtering and distilling The film depicts
these and other ways of classifying matter
Atoms and Molecules 49005 30 min
Ways of distinguishing experimentally between heterogeneous systems and homogeneous systems and between
solutions and pure substances compounds or elements are reviewed The idea of the element is introduced
The idea of the molecule is introduced
6 A Chemical Reaction and Its Equation 49006 30 min
The experimental basis for the chemists system of classification of substances is reviewed and interpreted
in terms of the kinds of molecules and atoms present and their distribution in the substances The distinc
tion between a symbol and a formula is emphasized The Law of Conservation of Mass is tested
7 Combustion Molecules in Action 49007 30 min
The writing of chemical equations is reviewed Chemical equations are developed for several reactions The
reactions include the burning of butane paper carbon kerosene and alcohol Animated drawings are used
to show molecular motion
8 Atoms and Their Weights 45008 30 min
Atoms are too small to weigh individually on chemical balances but their individual masses can be measured
in a mass spectrograph Those atoms deflected least are the heaviest The kinds of weight units commonly
used are reviewed
9 Oxygen The Earths Most Abundant Element 49009 30 min
Our most familiar element oxygen is discussed Some oxygen is prepared from potassium chlorate and the
effect of manganese dioxide as a catalyst is shown Some reactions of the oxygen are also shown
10 Molecules and Their Weights 49010 30 m4n
Formula weights whenever formulas represent molecules can be calculated simply by adding the symbol
weights Calculations are illustrated for oxygen gas ozone water methane et al The percentage compo
sition is calculated for methane for nitrous oxide and for ethyl alcohol
11 Weighing The Analytical Balance 49011 31 m
The various parts of the balance are shown and their functions are discussed A method for weighing acu
rately is shown A method of recording the exact weight of the object is shown
12 The Mole Concept 49012 or
The concept of mole is introduced As applied to atoms the mole represents a very large number of atoms m
6023 x 10 atoms This number of atoms is used to define a mole because a sample of oxygen which contains
this many atoms weighs 16 grams
13 Using the Mole Concept 49013
w oThPH f T1S iS elaed t0 include Particles other than the atom The equation for the reaction
between hydrogen and oxygen to form water is discussed Illustrations are given for calculating the numbers
of grams of reacting substances from the numbers of moles of reacting substances
14 The Empirical Formula of a Compound An Experimental Determination
A weighed piece of silver is placed in a weighed crucible covered with sulfur and heated The sulfufmelts
I ZlZ 1 SUlfU iS 3dded and the Procedure is repeated until a constant is reached
Tne formula derived is called the empirical formula of the compound
Brief Review Lessons 114 and a First Look at Hydrogen 43015 30 4
nt rmoWfrmfLeST 14T3re reviewed ne formula obtained for silver sulfide is an empirical formula
elntfihensire633 CnC6PtS 1SSSnS S 5
Mole and Weight Relationships in Chemical Reactions 49016
The combustions of ethyl alcohol and ethane are considered Threedimensional models of the alcohol are
oTwater arranged in the alcoho1 molecule The structure of alcohol is related to that
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Chemistry Course EBF Continued
Laws of Stoichiometry and the Atomic Theory 49017 30 min
The Laws of Conservation of Mass of Definite Proportions of Combining Reciprocal Proportions and of
Multiple Proportions are discussed
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49018 30 min
a picture of gases which enables us to explain the
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GASES AND GAS LAWS
Introduction to Gas Behavior
The assumptions of the kineticmolecular theory result in
experimental behavior of gases
Gas Pressures Oriqin and Measurement 49019 30 min
The variables used for gases are reviewed but in this lesson pressure and its relation to the number of moles
volume and temperature being kept constant will be studied particularly A mercury barometer is shown A
manometer is shown and compared with the barometer
Partial Pressures Boyles Law 49020 30 min
The students are given a problem in partial pressures to solve The pressure unit the atmosphere is de
fined The variation of pressure with volume at constant temperature and number of moles is discussed
Some data are obtained experimentally
The Gas Temperature Scale Absolute Zero 49021 3J
The pressure at 100 C is read for a constant number of moles of a gas at constant volume The qas is then
cooled to 27 C and the pressure is read again The gas is placed in an ice bath and the pressure is read
again The best value from many accurate determinations is called absolute zero
Gas Law Calculations How Errors Arise in Experiments 49022 3umin
The experimental results of the previous two lessons are reviewed The relations between pressure and the
variables volume temperature and number of moles are reviewed and new relations are discussed These
relations are applied to a general gas problem
Speeds of Molecules Gaseous Diffusion 49023 30 min
The qas problem considered in Lesson 22 is continued The experimental effect of temperature on pressure is
explained in terms of the movement of the molecules The speeds of diffusion of hydrogen chloride and ammo
nia are measured in a tube The times of escape of oxygen gas and hydroqen qas from a vessel throuqh a small
hole are measured
24 Standard Temperature and Pressure Gas Density and Molar Volume
49024 30 min
The rounding off of numbers is applied to the problem given in Lesson 23 Other items reviewed are diffusion
experiments temperature as a measure of kinetic energy and the relation of the speeds of molecules at a
given temperature to their masses The common P V T units for gases are reviewed
Determination of Molecular Weights of Gases 49025 3Jmi
An experiment is carried out in which the weight of an unknown gas in a flask is compared with the weiqht of
the same flask filled with oxygen From these weights the molecular weight of the unknown gas can be deter
mined
Formulas Empirical and Molecular Using Molar Volumes 49026 30 min
The experiment in Lesson 25 and its calculations are reviewed The distinctions made earlier between molec
ular formulas and empirical formulas are reviewed Examples are given of different substances with the same
empirical formula but different molecular formulas
Determination of Molecular Weights of Liquids and Solids 43027 30 min
A known weight of a liquid is evaporated in such a way that the vapor formed displaces a corresponding volume
of air The volume of this air and its temperature and pressure are measured the volume of displaced air
equals the volume of the weighed sample of the unknown as a gas at the same conditions
NumberWeightVolume Relationships A Review 49028 30 min
In this review lesson a number of important concepts are reviewed and correlated Some calculations are made
showing how information read from equations can be used to the best advantage
ATOMIC STRUCTURE AND AN INTRODUCTION TO CHEMICAL BINDING
29 A First Look at Atomic Structure 49029 30 min
The development of ideas about the structure of atoms in terms of the fundamental particles is traced The
results of Rutherfords experiments are reviewed
The Nucleus and the Neutral Atom 49030 30 min
A periodic chart of the elements is introduced Isotopes are discussed Ions are discussed in terms of qain
of extra electrons or loss of electrons by an atom A problem on structures of some atoms and ions is as
signed to the students
Electronic Arrangements The Inert Gases 49031 30 min
The problem assigned in Lesson 30 is solved The previous lessons on atomic structure are reviewed The
properties of the family of inert gases are correlated to the magic numbers 2na of electrons in each
level The inert gases have no chemical reactionsEDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
Chemistry Course EBF Continued
32
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37
The Formation of Ionic Compounds 49032 30 min
The electron structures of some elements with atomic numbers near those of the inert gases are reviewed
Formation of ionic compounds from atoms of lithium beryllium oxygen and hydrogen is illustrated
dents are assigned a problem to work out
The stu
Ionic Compounds and Ionic Binding 49033 30 min
Answers are given for the problems assigned in Lesson 32 Differences in energies of reactants and products
are found for all reactions Covalent binding is introduced with the hydrogenhydrogen bond as an example
Covalent Binding 49034 30 min
Ionic binding is reviewed Covalent binding is described The dot structures are written for hydrogen
fluorine hydrogen fluoride water and chlorine monofluoride in accordance with the Lewis method Dash
structures are also written A problem is assigned to the students
Ionic and Covalent Binding Contrasted 49035 30 min
The problem assigned in Lesson 34 is solved Covalent bonding in a triatomic molecule is illustrated further
with hypochlorous acid as the example The principles of bonding both ionic and covalent are applied to
many examples Two problems are assigned to the students
Water Its Structure Polar Molecules 49036 30 min
Some ionic compounds are reviewed but the greatest emphasis is on compounds with covalent binding The
structure of water molecules is used as a basis for discussing polar molecules electrical asymmetry in mol
ecules and dipoles
Water Some of Its Properties 49037 30 min
Some peculiar properties of water are related to its molecular structure A vapor pressure of water and the
surface tension of water are demonstrated Water is used without success to put out a magnesium fire Stu
dents are asked to explain
33 Water Its Peculiar Properties Table Salt Its Structure 49038 30 min
Certain facts are related to the organization of water molecules discussed in Lesson 37 The structure of
sodium chloride an ionic solid compound is examined in some detail
PROPERTIES OF IONIC COMPOUNDS
39 Ionic Compounds and Electrical Conductivity 49039
Conductivity measurements are made for several substances under different conditions
of sulfate ion and hydroxide ion are discussed
40
41
30 min
The electron structures
Ionic Compounds Continued Precipitation 49040 30 min
Conductivities of more ionic compounds are tested New ions included are barium ions calcium ions and
nitrate ions The reason is given for using parentheses in such formulas as CaN0a2 and Ba0Hj Two stu
dent problems are assigned
How Salts Dissolve in Water 49041 30 min
The dissolving of salt in water at moderate temperatures is explained in terms of the interactions of the
dipolar water molecules with the ions of the salt to form larger ions which are free to move about independ
ently in the solution Equilibrium is studied with a saturated solution of lead iodide
ACIDS AND BASES
42 Hydrogen Chloride Preparation and Properties 49042 30 min
Two methods for preparing gaseous hydrogen chloride are mentioned one is used to prepare a water solution
of hydrogen chloride
43 Acids and Bases An Introduction 49043 30 min
Seven solutions are tested with respect to taste feel and effect on grape juice tea litmus paper
yellow paper and magnesium From the evidence three of the solutions may be classified as acids three
as bases and one as neutral The results are summarized in the form of a chart
44 Developing an AcidBase Theory 49044 30 min
On the basis of the experimental observations made in the preceding lessons some solutions were classified
as acids and others as bases The observed facts are used to show how a general acidbase theory can be de
veloped
45
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47
A Typical AcidBase ReactionIndicators 49045 30 min
The BronstedLowry theory is reviewed New terms are introduced Indicators are used to show how one can
tell exactly how much sodium hydroxide solution must be added to a hydrochloric acid solution to neutralize
it or how much hydrochloric acid solution must be added to neutralize a sodium hydroxide solution
Relative Strengths of Acids and Bases 49046 30 i
The problem what happens when a hydrochloric acid solution is treated with an excess of sodium hydroxide1
solution is discussed On the basis of experiments involving competition for protons a table is developed
in which acids are listed ranging from stronger to weaker
Construction of an AcidBase Table
The behavior of an acetic acid solution
49047
is compared with that of a hydrochloric acid solution
30 min
A solutionFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Chemistry Course EBF Continued
is prepared from an equal number of moles of acetic acid and sodium acetate Tests are conducted
43 Using an AcidBase Table 49048 30 min
The acidbase tables are extended to include other strong acids with their conjugate bases and other weak
acids with their conjugate bases
49
50
51
SOLUTION CONCENTRATION AND TITRATION
Making Solutions of Known Concentration 49049 30 min
Two methods for expressing concentrations of solutions are discussed per cent by weight and molarity
Volumetric flasks of various sizes are shown A method is shown for preparing more dilute solutions from
concentrated ones Some problems for students are given
52
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49050 30 min
Burets and the techniques for filling and operating are
An AcidBase Titration
The problems assigned in Lesson 49 are solved
shown A titration is carried out
Titration of a Weak AcidCalculations 49051 30 min
Sodium hydroxide standardized in Lesson 50 will be used to determine the concentration of acetic acid in
commercial vinegar In the titration phenolphthalein is used as the indicator Three problems based on
titration are solved in detail
EQUILIBRIUM AND THE LE CHATELIER PRINCIPLE
30 min
Dynamic Equilibrium 49052
Two examples of equilibrium discussed in earlier lessons are reviewed Results show that iodine moves from
water to a carbon tetrachloride layer and also moves in the reverse direction
Chemical Equilibrium A Typical Weak Acid 49053
The iodine experiment of Lesson 52 is reexamined after a twentyfour hour period
id i
hyd
two directions
30 min
The reaction between
acetic acid and water is studied as a further example of equilibrium A solution is prepared so that it is
molar in hydrochloric acid and molar in sodium acetate Again the same equilibrium state is achieved from
A problem is given to the students
A Summary of Equilibrium Principles 49054 30 min
The various equilibria studied up to now are reviewed in some detail The factors affecting equilibrium are
also reviewed The known factors are used to make quantitative statements which can be expressed in algebraic
form to develop an equilibrium constant
The Le Chatelier Principle 49055 30 min
The effects of change in concentration of acetic acid hydronium ion and acetate ion on the equilibrium be
tween acetic acid and water are shown Le Chateliers Principle is applied to the ethyl acetate equilibrium
30 min
The importance of temperature in
57
Applications of the Le Chatelier Principle 49056
The principle of Le Chatelier is applied to a general chemical reaction
chemical reactions is emphasized
pH AND BUFFERING
The pH Scale 49057 30 min
The ionproduct constant for water Kw has a value H30 x OH 10 x 10 at 25C In pure water
H30 OH 10 x 10 A solution with these concentrations is called neutral Facts enable us to
set up an acidity scale which is also a basicity scale The scale the DH scale uses the exponents of the
HjO concentration without the minus sign DH values are measured on a pH meter for a number of common
solutions
Buffer Solutions Review 49058 30 min
The pH scale of acidity is reviewed Typical buffer reactions are shown Thermochemistry is introduced
The calorie and kilocalorie are defined A calorimeter is shown
THERMOCHEMISTRY AND TEMPERATURE EFFECTS
49059
30 min
Thermochemistry Temperature and Reaction Extents
The principle of Le Chatelier is used to show that the heat of reactions enables us to predict how change in
temnerature Droduces chanqes in equilibrium concentrations Heat effects are demonstrated for the equilibri
temperature produces changes in equi
between nitrogen dioxide and dinitrogen tetroxide and for the solubility of lead iodide in water
brium
60 Rates of Chemical Reactions 49060 30 min
The effects of temperature and of particle size are demonstrated for the dissolving of potassium dichromate
The iodineclock reaction is carried out at various temperatures and with various concentrations of reagents
and the resulting reaction times are measured
Temperature Reaction Rates and Reaction Extents 49061 30 min
The data from the iodine clock experiment are reviewed A pressure cooker is used to show how higher temper
atures with accompanying higher pressures can be obtained with boiling water to give faster cooking rates
A reflux condenser for maintaining steady temperatures is shown A dust explosion demonstrates the effect of8
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
Chemistry Course SBF Continued
large surface on the rate of reaction
LABORATORY TECHNIQUES AND APPARATUS
62 Laboratory Techniques and Apparatus I 49062 30 min
Demonstrates Laboratory techniques how to light and regulate burners how to cut and bend glass tubing
how to handle reagent bottles how to smell gases such as ammonia Demonstrates that good techniques are
more effective as well as safer than poor ones
63 Laboratory Techniques and Apparatus II 49063 30 min
Shows effective and safe ways of using laboratory apparatus including heating of liquids in test tubes
beakers and flasks methods of evaporation separation of solids by decanting and filtering and centrifuging
use of dropping bottles and stirring rods and use of separating funnels
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
64 Covalent Binding A Review Its Geometry 49064 30 min
The kinds of chemical bonding are reviewed and again related to the position of the bonded atoms in the
periodic system Ionic binding is reviewed briefly but the major emphasis is on covalent binding Dot
structures dash structures and threedimensional structures are shown
65
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Carbon 49065
The structure of the diamond crystal is related to the tetrahedral nature of the carbon atom
30 min
Multiplicity of Carbon Compounds 49066 30 min
Carbon bonds not formed with other carbon atoms are used to hold other atoms principally oxygen nitrogen
chlorine and other members of its family and sulfur
67 Geometry of Carbon Compounds Isomerism 49067 30 min
Two or more compounds may have the same numbers and kinds of atoms per molecule that is have the same molec
ular formula Such different compounds are called isomers
6S Alkanes The Saturated Hydrocarbons 49068 30 min
The series of saturated hydrocarbons differing by CHa in the molecular formula form a homologous series
the alkanes The first eight are discussed
69 Petroleum 49069 30 min
The history uses and distillation of petroleum are discussed Fractional distillation is illustrated with
the partial separation of an alcoholwater solution
70 Gasoline and Motor Fuels 49070 30 min
A scale called octane number is used to rate the antiknock quality of gasoline Normal heptane is given a
rating of zero and isooctane is given a rating of 100 Additives such as tetraethyl lead raise the octane
rating of regular gasolines
71 Alkenes and Alkynes The Unsaturated Hydrocarbons 49071 30 min
If a hydrogen atom is removed from an alkane the remainder not a stable molecule is called an alkyl group
or radical Examples are given Bromine is used to show the existence of unsaturated compounds in gasoline
72 Alcohols 49072 30 min
The alcohols are related to the hydrocarbons in having a hydroxyl group in place of one of the hydrogen atoms
and are related to water in having an alkyl group in place of one of the hydrogen atoms of water Both are
referred to as functional groups
73 Compounds Containing the Carbonyl Group 49073 3q
The types of compounds discussed are aldehydes functional group ChO ketones functional group CO
carboxylic acids functional group CO0H and esters
74 Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen 49074 30 min
The bonding behavior of nitrogen in organic compounds is intermediate between that of oxygen and that of
carbon Nitro groups are formed when toluene and phenol are treated with nitric acid to form trinitrotoluene
TNT and trinitrophenol picric acid
75 Dyes Some Principles of Organic Synthesis 49075 30 min
Structures of sulfanilimide and pamino benzoic acid are shown Some general methods are shown Different
products are obtained when ethyl alcohol is treated with sulfuric acid at different temperatures
76 Synthetic Polymers I 49076 30 min
Molecular weights ranging up to ten million atomic weight units have been determined for polymers Examples
of commercial polymers are discussed
77 Synthetic Polymers II 49077 30 i
When a diene is polymerized the polymers may be more complex because the monomers can add in different ways
Synthetic rubbers are made from diene polymers or copolymers Nylon is an example of a copolymer made bv
condensationFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Chemistry Course EBP Continued
73
Natural Polymers Carbohydrates and Proteins 49078 30 min
Cellulose and proteins are important natural polymers Glucose is the monomer of cellulose and of starch
The cellulose polymer may be partially broken down by several methods formed into various shapes and then
regenerated to produce such commercial polymers as rayon and cellophane
BIOCHEMISTRY
79 Biochemistry A General View 49079 30 min
Biochemistry is the chemistry of living things Fifteen or more elements have been found to be essential in
animals and in plants Water is the most abundant substance organic material is next and inorganic material
mostly salts is least abundant
80 Carbohydrates and Fats
Carbohydrates are classified in terms of complexity
49080 30 min
The spinning of a cellulose acetate rayon is shown
81 Proteins Enzymes 49081 30 min
Certain proteins have the ability to catalyze chemical reactions they are called enzymes The effect of
catalase on hydrogen peroxide is demonstrated Demonstrations of some enzyme reactions include action of
pepsin on egg action of amylase and the action of yeast on sugar
82 Chemical Reactions in Higher Plants 49082 30 min
Plants obtain the elements carbon hydrogen and oxygen from the air and the soil The other essential
elements are absorbed from the soils as ions in water solution Experimental studies have shown that the
oxygen produced in the photosynthesis reaction comes from the water not the carbon dioxide
83 Chemical Reactions in the Animal Body 49083 30 min
Animals need preformed organic compounds proteins carbohydrates fats vitamins as foods Many of
them are insoluble in water and therefore need to be transformed into compounds which can be transported to
the cells by the blood
84 Some Typical Biochemical Laboratory Tests 49084 30 min
Laboratory tests are used to identify different types of biological material They include the Molisch test
for carbohydrates the iodine test for starch the Tollens Fehling and Benedict tests for sugars the
osazone reaction with sugars tests for proteins and tests for fats An experiment is carried out to show
the relation of pH to the action of the enzyme amylase on starch
CHARGE SIZE REACTIVITY AND THE PERIODIC TABLE
85 Structural Properties of Simple Ions 49085
In very many compounds the atoms are bonded together covalently to form molecules
the bonding is different Formulas for some compounds are shown
30 min
In many other compounds
86 Reactivities of Atoms and the Periodic Table 49086 30 min
In Lesson 85 the atoms and their ions in two horizontal series in the Periodic Table were compared In
this lesson comparisons are made between atoms and their ions in vertical columns of the Table Some of
the effects of amount of charge on ions and on the sizes of ions are shown in the melting points and hardness
of ionic compounds The effects of charge and size are also shown by the work required to remove one or more
electrons from sodium magnesium and aluminum
ALKALI AND ALKALINE EARTH METALS AND THEIR IONS
87 A Family of Elements The Alkali Metals 49087 30 min
The alkali metals have similar chemistries but with some differences related to atomic number and size Some
of the reactions of sodium are shown burning reaction with water Reaction of lithium and of potassium
with water is also shown
88
The Alkali Metals OxidationReduction
Rpactions of the alkali metals are studied
49088
The reactions are an example of oxidationreduction
30 min
89 The Alkaline Earth Metals 49089 30 min
The alkaline earth metals are discussed The relative sizes of the atoms and ions are given Molar quanti
ties of the metals are shown Reaction of IIA elements with oxygen is illustrated by the burning of magnesi
um and of calcium Hot magnesium metal is treated with steam Hydrogen gas and magnesium oxide are formed
90 Groups IA and IIA Compared 49090 30 min
The properties and reactions of Group IA and Group IIA metals are reviewed with special emphasis on similar
ities and differences between the groups A problem is given to the students
91 Soluble and Insoluble Salts 49091 30 min
The problem given in the last lesson is discussed and answered An experiment is carried out to show how
barium ions from a barium chloride solution can be removed by sulfate ions from a sodium sulfate solution to
form a salt The reaction between a barium hydroxide solution and a sulfuric acid solution is carried out
92 Precipitation Reactions 49092 30 min
A number of precipitation reactions are carried out For some the student has enough information to enable
him to predict what will happen A special case is found when calcium ions and sulfate ions are mixed10
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
Chemistry Course EBF Continued
93 Equilibrium in Saturated Solutions of Salts Calcium Carbonate
49093 30 min
Precipitation is studied from the point of view of the equilibrium that exists between a solid and its dis
solved ions in water solution The Le Chatelier principle is used
94 The Chemistry of Lime 49094 30 min
Reactions of oxide ion with water and calcium oxide with water and the decomposition of calcium hydroxide by
heat are discussed
HARD WATER FORMATION AND TREATMENT INCLUDING ION EXCHANGE
95 Hard Water Its Formation 49095 33 min
An experiment is carried out showing that calcium hydroxide in water reacts with carbon dioxide to form a
precipitate The soap test is used to show that much of the hardness of temporary hard water has been re
moved by boiling
96 Hard Water Its Treatment Ion Exchange 49096 30 min
Temporary hard water may be softened by a base such as sodium hydroxide which neutralizes the bicarbonate
ions and forms carbonate ions which then precipitate with the calcium ions present Phosphate may also be
used to remove calcium ions Another method of softening water is by ion exchange
97 Precipitation and Inorganic Synthesis 49097 30 min
Some of the principles learned in previous lessons are applied A method is shown for preparing calcium
chloride from calcium nitrate A precipitate of calcium carbonate is first formed and separated from the
remaining solution by filtration
WASHING SODA AND BAKING SODA
98 Washing Soda Soap and Synthetic Detergents 49098 30 min
Reactions of sodium carbonate are discussed It is used primarily as a source of carbonate ion The carbon
ate ion may be used to precipitate many cations but it is also a base The chemistry of soaps in water is
parallel to that of sodium carbonate
9l The Chemistry of Sodium Bicarbonate 49099 30 min
Sodium hydrogen carbonate is another commercial compound made in large quantities It consists of two kinds
of ions sodium ions or hydrogen carbonate bicarbonate ions Such materials as bicarbonate ions and
water molecules which may react either as acids or bases are called amphoteric or amphiprotic
100 The Ammonia Soda Process 49100 30 min
The Solvay process for making sodium bicarbonate and sodium carbonate is studied as an example of an indus
trial process using some of the reactions discussed in previous lessons Some typical industrial plants and
operations are shown
HYDRATES IONS AND THEIR PROPERTIES AND REACTIONS
101 Experiments With Acidic Cations 49101 30 t
The chemistry of Be ions Mg ions and Al ions is studied and compared with the chemistry of Ca ion
Differences observed are in taste pH reaction with sodium hydroxide and with an excess of sodium hydroxide
reaction with ammonia solution whether in excess or not and reaction with sodium carbonite and with excess
of sodium carbonate
102 Introduction to Ion Hydration 49102 30
In Lesson 101 beryllium magnesium and aluminum ions were found to have properties different from those
previously found for Group IA ions and none of the Group IIA ions The special properties such as acidity
and information of gelatinous precipitates are related to the small sizes of the ions and to the interaction
with water The hydration of anhydrous colorless copper sulfate is demonstrated
103 Colors of Aquo Complex Ions Coordination Number
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49103
30 min
Some of the effects observed when complex ions are formed in water solution and the behavior of the Comdex
ions are reviewed 1H
Relating Structural and Chemical Properties An Example 49104 3o
Effects are illustrated with the isoelectronic ions Na Mg and Al as size decreases and charce11
XZlerT mV01 l thisolutin increases The effect of decreasing size of cation also illustrated
chargCsize9raiioas f A1 i0nS are eained terms of theirHTllt
Gelatinous Hydroxides Amphotrism 49105
JieJflCipicatin f hyfrated aluminum hydroxide previously studied is explained in terms of an acidbasf
o5 McSl 6qUati0n fr the reaCUOn b6tWeen a SOlution f
wucli iwwicui cApidiri dna write
iloride and a solution of sodium bicarbonate
TRANSITION METALS AND THEIR COMPLEX IONS
106 The Transition Metals An Introduction 49106
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The work with aquo complex ions is reviewed The structures of some of the elements and of their ions are
are shown
107 Experiments With Some Typical Transition Metal Ions Color 49107 30 min
Separate solutions of cobalt II copper II zinc II and silver I nitrates are examined for colors of the hy
drated cations and pH of the solutions The results are recorded in the form of a table The reactions of
the separate solutions with small amounts of some reagents and with an excess of the reagents are observed
108 Some Complex Ions of the Transition Metals Color 49108 30 min
Tlie reactions observed in the preceding lesson of concentrated hydrochloric acid on solutions of aquo com
plex ions are studied in more detail The hydrated copper hydroxide complex ion is compared with the corre
sponding aluminum complex ion The reaction of ammonia on the hydrated complexes of cobalt zinc and silver
ions is reviewed
109
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Some Applications of Complexing Reactions 49109 30 min
Calcium hydroxide is dissolved by addition of an acid which combines with the hydroxide ion to form water
Sodium thiosulfate is used to fix photographic film by dissolving off all undeveloped silver salts Other
complexing reactions are shown
Some Aspects of Complex Ion Theory 49110 30 min
Examples are given to show that the bonds between the central atom and the groups attached to it cannot be
explained by iondipole attraction alone by acidbase reaction alone or by charge or chargesize alone
Examples of the geometric shapes of complex ions are given
OXIDATION NUMBERS OXIDATION AND REDUCTION
111 A Review of Valence Concepts Oxidation Number 49111
The term valence is an old term which has had different meaning at different times
to illustrate the various aspects of valence
30 min
Some examples are given
112 Oxidation Number and the Naming of Compounds 49112 30 min
Methods of assigning oxidation numbers for hydrogen and for oxygen in compounds is reviewed and the differ
ences between covalence coordination number and oxidation number are illustrated Some rules are given for
naming classes of compounds The international system of indicating the various possible compounds is illus
trated for oxides of iron and oxides of chromium
113 An Introduction to Oxidation and Reduction 49113 30 min
Electron transfer in oxidationreduction reactions is in many ways like that of proton transfer in acidbase
reactions There is an analogy between conjugate oxidizingreducing systems and conjugate acidbase systems
114 Building an Oxidation Reduction Table 49114 30 min
An oxidationreduction table is developed on the basis of experimentation Zinc metal is treated with water
with I M hydrochloric acid solution with I M sodium chloride solution and with I M sulfuric acid solution
The results are interpreted and entered in the table
ELECTRIC CELLS
115 A Typical Electric Cell 49115 30 min
From the oxidationreduction table the results of many reactions can be predicted The predictions can be
tested by experiment The cell used is called a Daniell cell
116 Electric Cells and the Faraday Laws 49116 30 min
A Daniell cell is constructed Methods are shown for calculating various quantities of substances produced
when various currents flow for various times The students are presented with a problem
117 Equivalent Weights of Metals 49117 30 min
The reaction between zinc and hydrochloric acid is used to determine the weight of an equivalent of zinc and
the charge on the zinc ion Qualitative experiments are carried out with sodium magnesium and aluminum
118 The Lead Storage Battery The Dry Cell 49118 30 min
Two commercial cells the lead storage cell and the dry cell are discussed For the lead storage cell the
reducing systems the oxidizing systems and the electrodes are described The reactions occurring when the
cell discharges and when the cell is charged are shown
119 Some Chemical Experiments With a Daniell Cell 49119 30 min
Experiments are carried out on the familiar zinccopper cell to show the effects of concentration charges
120 OxidationReduction Equations 49120 30 min
A quantitative oxidationreduction is stated An oxide or hydroxide coating forms and prevents reaction
121 The CopperSilver Ion Reaction A Quantitative Experiment 49121 30 min
The experiment started in the preceding lesson is completed A second method of deriving oxidationreduction
equations is illustrated and is shown to give the same net equation as the method of half reactions12
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
Chemistry Course EBF Continued
ELECTROLYSIS
122 Electrolysis I 49122 30 min
In electrolysis reactions which do not occur spontaneously can be made to occur by placing the reactants
between two electrodes and pumping electrons through the cell The charging of a lead storage battery is an
example
123 Electrolysis II 49123 30 min
The problem posed in the preceding lesson is discussed Commercial electroplating of silvei s shown
124 Types of Reactions A Summary and Review 49124 min
In this lesson many of the chemical reactions already studied are reviewed in terms of types of reacti l
Some examples are used to illustrate ideas about classification
THE HALOGENS
125 The Halogens 49125 30 min
The chemistry of the halogens is studied in a systematic way Methods for preparing chlorine gas from chlo
ride ions are shown and ways of deriving the equations for the reactions are explained
126 Chlorine 49126 30 min
The laboratory preparation of chlorine gas and the bleaching action of chlorine are reviewed The commercial
process for electrolysis of brine is shown The difference between the properties of chlorine and chloride
ions are reviewed
127 Fluorine Bromine and Iodine 49127 30 min
Fluorine is commonly found in nature as the fluoride ion in the insoluble salt calcium fluorite This salt
is a more complex structure than sodium chloride The structures of these salts are illustrated with crystal
models The commercial production of bromine is shown
128 Halogen Chemistry A Summary 49128 30 min
The reactions of the halogens and of their compounds may be summarized in terms of the types of reactions
studied previously Through covalent bond exchange each of the halogens may form covalent compounds with
the other halogens
129 Laboratory Experiments With Halide Ions Observations and Inferences
4J129 30 min
A series of experiments are carried out on the silver and mercury halides The experiments show that the
strength of ammonia thiosulfate ion and cyanide ion as complexing agents for silver ion increase in order
given Reactions are carried out to form red mercuric iodide precipitate which dissolves in an excess of mer
curic ions or of iodide ions
SULFUR AND ITS COMMON COMPOUNDS
130 The Sulfur Family 49130 30 min
Several forms of crystalline sulfur are shown A rubbery form of sulfur is formed by heating liquid sulfur
to a high temperature and then chilling it suddenly Sulfur is found naturally as free sulfur in gaseous
hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide and more commonly in metallic sulfides
131 Hydrogen Sulfide Metal Sulfides 49131 30 min
Hydrogen sulfide is a poisonous gas Its structure is like that of water Several methods for preparing
hydrogen sulfide and some of the properties of hydrogen sulfide are demonstrated
132 Sulfur Oxides Sulfuric Acid 49132 30 min
Sulfur dioxide molecules have a bent structure similar to that of ozone Their electron structure is shown
The operation of a commercial contact process plant is shown Some of the properties of sulfuric acid are
shown
133 Nitrogen Ammonia and Nitric Acid 49133 30 min
The nitrogen family Group VA shows the same trends as the sulfur family and the halogen family Ammonia is
made synthetically from nitrogen and hydrogen by the Haber process The oxidation of ammonia over a hot
platinum catalyst yields nitrogen monoxide which can be further oxidized and treated with water to form nitric
acid
134 Phosphorus and Its Compounds 49134 30 min
Phosphorus is the most abundant of the Group VA elements Elemental phosphorus is prepared at high temperature
from calcium phosphate Other members of the phosphorus family are discussed briefly
SILICATES AND GLASSES
135
49135
30 min
Silicon Silica and Silicates
Silicon is the second most abundant element after oxygen but in bulk or volume oxygen predominates because
its atoms are larger than silicon atoms Asbestos mica talc and feldspars are discussed as examples of
the effect of structureFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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Aif 30 min
136 Some Applications of Silicate Chemistry Mke them high melting v hen liquid and dlffl
cut crystaTlize Some of the special properties of silica gel are shown The silicones are also de
scribed
METALS AND METALLURGY
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three groups the very reactive metals the moderately reactive metals and the least reactive metal
least reactive metals in the list are considered in this lesson
Metals and Metallurgy II The Moderately Reactive Metals 49138
inc rontin and lead are considered briefly together with copper and mercury from Lesson 137
refining is illustrated by use of copper
uti 4 Metal lurav III The Very Reactive Metals 49139
Experiment are done to show that amalgam of aluminum reacts quite readily with atmospheric oxygen
is made to an aluminum plant and commercial production shown
IRON
49140 30 min
series of lessons on the chemistry of iron is begun with this lesson These will serve as a review of many
of the principles of chemistry developed in the course Loss of magnetism is demonstrated by heating a nail
il the field of a permanent magnet This same effect is demonstrated by heating a spring wire electrically
and at the same time the expansion and contraction of the wire is shown at this transition point
49141 30 min
hfchemistry of the steel process is described Alloys may be classified as eutectic interstitial substi
lutional and compound All of these types are discussed and the last three illustrated with a model made of
close packed spheres
T 49142 33 min
Msles on wiU begird discussion of some typical reactions of iron and its ions The specific actions
will De introduced for the first time but they will involve reaction types and principles already introduced
49143 30 min
tneprecedingle sonYit was shown that iron ions show a dual personality undergoing both acidbase and
precipitation reactions In this lesson the study of the reactions of the ions FeH206 and FeH06 is
extended
49144 30 min
rdemostratrcorrosion a series of demonstrations involving iron nails washers and other hardware which
have been allowed to corrode in an agar gel containing phenolphthalein and dissolved potassium ferricyanide
are shown Effects of greasing iron plating it with copper or tin or plating it with zinc are also shown
Galvanic protection of iron is emphasized and demonstrated
The Packing of Spheres Simple Solid Structures 49145 30 min
Tennis balls are used in this lesson to demonstrate the structural features of the packing of spheres Two
types of closest packing are shown The structures of some simple salts ionic compounds of formula MX eg
table salt NaCl are indicated
30 min
The experiment consists
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Measuring the Size of a Molecule An Experiment 49146
In this lesson one of the classical experiments of surface chemistry is demonstrated ine experiment tunsi
of spreading out on the surface of clean water a thin film of the fatty acid stearic acid One end of the
stearic acid molecule is thought to stick into the water the rest of the molecule sticking up into the air
Unit Significant Figures Large and Small Numbers 49147 30 min
Ii this lesson attention will be directed to units significant figures and the use of powers of ten in ex
pressing very large or very small numbers Advantages are pointed out and some examples shown
Determining Structures A Simple Approach 49148 30 min
One of the striking developments of this century has been the use of xrays to establish the arrangement of
atoms molecules and ions in crystals An analogy in two dimensions is presented in this lesson A powder
camera used in xray diffraction studies is shown The xray diffraction patterns for five different sub
stances taken in such a camera are shown Models of some common atomic and ionic substances are also shown
RADIOACTIVITY AND RADIOCHEMISTRY
Radioactivity and Radiochemistry I 49149 30 min
Some of Becquerels work and that of the Curies and Rutherford is reviewed A gas discharge tube is demon
strated A luminous clock dial and a radioautograph made with it are shown Two experiments involving
radioactive tracers are begun A precipitate of lead iodide Pblj is formed which will be studied in the
next lesson14
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
Chemistry Course EBF Continued
1130
151
Radioactivity and Radiochemistry II 49150 30 min
The lead iodide precipitated in the last lesson is filtered the solid tested with a Geiger counter and found
to contain most of the radioactivity The students are given a problem Radioactivity fission fusion and
chemical change are contrasted
The Chemistry of Photography 49151 30 min
The photographic process is considered in five steps preparation of the light sensitive emulsion exposure
development fixing and printing An experiment is done in which the developing of a print in a dark room
is simulated
CAREERS THE CHEMIST AT WORK
152 Planning a Career Courses College Chemistry 49152 30 min
This lesson is devoted to encouraging students to prepare themselves for college Special mention is made of
mathematics and foreign language It is suggested that the student write now to the college of his choice to
find their entrance requirements A typical program in college for the chemistry major is outlined and dis
cussed A series of publications devoted to careers in science and engineering are shown A visit is made
to the research laboratories of an industrial chemical plant to see a research chemist at work
153 Chemists at Work I 49153 30 min
In this lesson we visit a pilot plant of a major oil company a chlorine plant a gas analysis laboratory a
silver plating company a pharmaceutical house and a large laboratory operated for the United States Atomic
Energy Commission A plea is made to the student to consider teaching as a career
154 Chemists at Work II Some Special Instruments 49154 30 min
This lesson centers around special instruments The instruments are the electron microscope the infrared
spectrophotometer the ultracentrifuge the emission spectrograph the torsion balance the recording micro
photometer the high temperature microscope the Van de Graaff particle accelerator the nuclear magnetic
resonance apparatus The student is encouraged to investigate further any of these instruments of interest
to him
155 Colloids 49155 30 min
The types of colloidal systems considered in this lesson are sols emulsions gels and aerosols The student
is given the problem of calculating the tremendous increase in surface when a cube one centimeter on an edge
is cut a million times in each of the three dimensions giving particles of colloidal size As a demonstra
tion of a large surface foam is prepared and used to smother an organic chemical fire which is not extin
guished by water
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157
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QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS
Qualitative Analysis I Introduction Tests 49156 30 min
This lesson begins a series of four lessons devoted to some aspects of qualitative analysis They are meant
to be a review of the kinds of chemical reactions studied in the course with some specific applications
being pointed out
Qualitative Analysis II Separations 49157 33 mjn
In making tests the chemist is especially interested in precipitates from solution and colors or color
changes for these are easily observed The student is given a problem in deduction from observations
Qualitative Analysis III Lead I Silver I and Mercury I Ions
4158 30 min
If one wishes to analyze for a large number of ions he must proceed in a carefully worked out systematic
fashion The chloride ion will precipitate lead II silver I and mercury I as chlorides The experi
mental part of the lesson is devoted to this socalled Group One An unknown solution is tested for the
three ions in Group One applying the tests developed in the lesson
159 Qualitative Analysis IV Aluminum ill Chromium III and Iron III Ions
49159 30 rain
This final lesson in the series dealing with qualitative analysis will be devoted to a study of selected
members of Group Three of the traditional qualitative analysis scheme of cation analysis The selected
members are aluminum III chromium III and iron ill
150 Summary What of the Future 49160 30 i
The major principles ideas and concepts developed during the course are summarized The main concern oAh
course has been the fundamental principles of chemistry rather than a comprehensive coverage of facts
END OF CHEMISTRY COURSE
Choosing a Classroom Film t Color
The specific purposes for which educational films
in choosing the most appropriate fil
selection of recently produced film
a photomicrography timelapse ph
25469 18 min
are produced and the selectivity which the teacher should apply

FOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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Christmas Carol A eljhsh 4157 40 min
Vivid retelling of the ageless Dickens favorite about the old raiser Scrooge who had no room in his heart for his
fellow man until he was taught the value of love and friendshipFilms Inc
Chucky Lou The Story of a Woodchuck p Color 3164 11 min
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 cap
tivity Ind U
Circuit Testing Signal Generators sh 4116 25 min
Explains the theory and operation of the signal generator including oscillating circuits audiooscillators
radio frequency oscillators and frequency metersNorwood
Circuit Testing With Meters and Multimeters
Pt Hi Practical Application sh 4129 tJ
Demonstrates how to use meters in testing transformers capacitors resistors telephone loop circuits etc
Norwood
37 min
Clarinet The Pt I jhsh Color 4276
The performing artist explains the history of his instrument how it evolved and developed
niques are clearly demonstratedFA
20 min
Instrumental tech
17 min
Clarinet The Pt II jhsh Color 4277
See description aboveFA
Closed Chest Cardiac Massage eljhsh Color 3018 11 min
A film on emergency cardiac resuscitation intended primarily for medical and first aid personnel Where respir
atory failure is accompanied by cardiac arrest it may still be possible to restore life if exhaled air resusci
tation is accompanied by closed chest cardiac massage The technique is demonstrated by instructors and by anima
tion sequencesIFB
Coastal Lowlands of Central America The jhsh Color
Des
25475
19 min
Panama Canal to ocean transportationMcGrawHill
14 min
Cotton Farmer The Our Changing Way of Life eljh Color 8502
Reveals the way of life and work of the people in one of the most important agricultural reqions in North America
The Cotton Belt Shows evidence of increasing mechanization in all phases of the cotton industry and reveals the
effects of this process on both the people and the economy Illustrates the various activities of cotton produc
tion from the seed and plant on the farm to the processing of raw cotton into finished cloth in the millsEBF
r u u 25531 30 min
U 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 sphereMLA
Creatinq Instructional Materials t Color 25466 15min
This film shows that the creation of instructional materials contributes significantly to the student s learning
experience Primary grade pupils learning to read a junior high school science class and a group of high school
social studies students are all engaged in doityourself activities which are of value in gaining firsthand
information and in providing motivation for further research and learningMcGrawHill
3017
11 min
art room environments with the simplest of toolsBailey
25532
25 min
Demonstratethe 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 to the concept of atoms
MLA
DairYRevstheeworJand wayflife of the modern dairy farmer Highlights some of the problems facing him and
examines the economic and geographical factors that have helped develop the dairy industry The film also illus
trates and contrasts two types of dairy farming the large ultramodern highly mechanized farm and the small
modern familyowned and operated farmEBF
Danzas Regionales Espanolas Spanish Lang Film jhsh Color 8916 Jl f
The purpose of this film is to provide a cultural presentation of the varied dances of Spain with historical ref16
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
erences and scenes of different regional backgrounds The dances are performed by both professionals on stage and
by festival dancers in courtyards and patios For use in third year Spanish classes and aboveEBF
David Copperfieldi The Boy eljhsh 42 6 40 min
The formative years of Dickens great literary hero illustrating the environment and personalities of 18th
century England that influenced the boys development Unforgettable characterizations by film greats including
Lionel Barrymore Basil Rathbone and W C FieldsFilms Inc
David Copperfieldi The Man eljhsh 4217 40 min
This sequel picks up Davids life as he completes his schooling and sets forth to make a career for himself More
of Dickens characters come to life as David meets Dora Spenlow Little Emly and SteerforthFilms Inc
25550
30 min
DecisionMaking at Stoerpenberg Camp t
Part of a sequence of courses now in preparation dealing with comparative political systems comparative economic
systems world history nonWestern studies American history the behavioral sciences and the humanities Each
course reflects the inductive approach to teachingHolt Rinehart and Winston Inc
Do Compras en Espana Spanish Lang Film eljhsh Color
ompras en hspana Spanish Lang Film eljhsh Color 3168 11 min
A variety of stores and shops in Spain is visited selling items such as fruit and vegetables meat poultry pas
tries dairy goods groceries and clothing The outdoor market El Rastro is explored In contrast Spains
most exclusive shops with their expensive merchandise are shownNeubacherVetter
Design eljhsh Color
gn eljhsh Color 3165
Offers a simple nontechnical formula for basic design through the use of animated drawings Shows how t
flat surfaces interesting and effective through the application of basic shapes combining basic shapes r
shapes stylization exaggeration and distortionBailey
11 min
o make
repeating
Design for Living sh Color 4393
The film presents principles of good design as they relate to furnishing and objects common to the home
illustrates the following criteria of good design 1 function 2 economy of material 3 elegance of desiqn
4 honesty of material and 5 ease of maintenanceIFB
19 min
It
KUJJa j oivu cuiyijuycuia jen gains an unaerstanding of differing definitic
comparing two theories in astronomy he expands his understanding of scientific inquiry Line
Twain through his works and through works about him Don develops insights into Pilgrim life
investigations of materials that differ in literary formCoronet
Developing Interest and Taste in Reading t 25456 33 mtn
Largely devoted to a discussion of childrens interests with some discussion of taste in reading Interest norms
for various grades and how to find out about interests of individual children are treated Some suggestions for
developing reading interests are discussed along with factors that affect change in tasteETV
Developing Reading Maturity Comparative Reading jhsh 2761 H mn
LS1L1 tmjencyclPeiias Jeff gains an understanding of differing definitions in geography
inda comes to know Mark
fe through comparative
iterary
Developing Reading Maturity Critical Evaluation jhsh 2762 n min
Reading should be an active thinking process in which we understand the authors argument question its adeouacv
and then judge its value This process is visualized by imagining that the author is present his work isTead
With examples drawn from fiction and nonfiction this film demonstrates the key steps in the orocess of critical
evaluationCoronet
Developing Reading Maturity Interpreting Meaning jhsh 2763 H mi
Examples drawn from the writings of Theodore Roosevelt Donne Emerson Swift Shakespeare and from the Declara
tion of Independence coupled with imaginative film techniques lead to an understanding of the process of inter
pretation We see that this process involves first understanding the literal meaning exploring other possible
meaning and then checking your interpretation and applyingCoronet
Developing Reading Maturity The Mature Reader jhsh 2764
Dcnt stop at being a good reader aim at becoming a mature reader this is the message of this film Dramatic
vignettes of specific examples introduce and explain the skills of a mature reader critical evaluation inter
preting meaning understanding style and reading comparativelyCoronet
Developing Reading Maturity Understanding Style jhsh 2765
A writers purpose choice of literary form and characteristic language patterns all are part of his stvle Se
lections from the works of a number of writers are analyzed to show how an authors style reflects his personality
By developing an awareness of style a reader can learn to know a writer better and thus develop a greater appre
ciation of what he has to sayCoronet a ippie
Djvelopment of Transportation The Second Edition eljhsh Color 116
Surveys the rapid growth of transportation in the United States from the days of the early settlers to the ietae
Shows how the great natural barriers mountains wilderness and rivers were overcome by engineering skill
and inventions such as the steam engine and the gasoline engine Calls attention to new frontiers of transoorta
tion which are being conquered today by jet power rocket power and atomic powerEBF transporta
Die Bezaubernde Schweiz German Lang Film jhsh Color 25528
Distinctly narrated in authentic native German almost entirely in the nresont on m 1 u ff
on scenic Switzerland is intended for intermediate German Theocabulainclusor e afnlng wnl 2
CS UC1feStlValSm0UainOUf rf7 Skiin9 and ther activities Sentence construction frequently
Short and simple occasionally includes longer sentences with subordinate clausesIFB frequentlyFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
17
Direct Current Generators sh
4130
15 min
magnetic field and explains
Describes the generation of current by magnetic induction Shows the armature in a
the lines of magnetic flux cutting a conductor Also explains basic terms such as slip RPM and regulation
Norwood
Discovering Color eljh Color 4037 16 min
Colors differ in three ways hue value and intensity Hues are the names we give to parts of the spectrum
red orange yellow green blue and violet Between the basic hues there are many inbetween hues The value of
any hue can be lightened or darkened by adding white or black The intensity of any hue can be lowered or dulled
by adding its complementary hue The film clearly demonstrates the techniques of color mixing and explores the
great variety of color we can see in the world around usFA
Discovering Composition in Art eljh Color 4039 16 min
In art composition is orderly arrangement This film illustrates several guides for developing composition in a
drawing or painting 1 the artist selects the objects he wishes to show 2 the artist creates a center of inter
est by making one of the objects stand out 3 the artist balances the objects in a composition 4 the artist
uses lines to create movement and rhythm in the composition 5 the artist arranges and uses both positive and
negative space An understanding of these guides to composition will aid students in the creation and appreciation
of artFA
Discovering Perspective eljh Color 4038 14 min
We live in a world of depth of distance Some things are close to us some far away We can create the appear
ance of distance on a flat surface by using perspective Overlapping vertical position graying colors varying
detail varying size and converging lines are techniques used to create perspective Any one or more of these
methods helps create the appearance of depthFA
Discovering Texture eljh Color 25542 1 min
All through life we learn about textures by touching and looking Some textures are manmade some are natural
Discovering textures can be a daily adventure Our world is full of many textures for us to enjoyFA
Discovery of Radioactivity The sh Color 4565 16 min
A history of mans knowledge of radioactivity surveying the experiments and discoveries of Roentgen Becquerel
Curie Elster and Geitel and Rutherford Later discoveries showed that radioactivity of a substance decayed at a
particular rate that radioactive substances contained a mixture of different atomic elements and that various
types of ray could appear simultaneously This led to a new concept of the structure of the atom and of matter
IFF
Donald in Mathmagic Land jhsh Color 4047 26 min
Donald Duck learns the importance of mathematics from the early Greeks who first discovered some of its basic
principles In successive sequences these principles are related to music art architecture mechanics sports
and other phases of our daily livesDisney
DoubleBase Transformations t 25486 30 min
Discusses in some detail as a representative example a single class of doublebase transformations those that
embed one sentence in another in what has traditionally been called an adjective clauseMcGrawHill
Drawings and the Shop sht 4052 15 min
The relationship between making the drawing and various production operations in shop and factory are pointed up
in this film In so doing the reasons for certain drafting requirements are clarified The film also provides a
glimpse of organization of modern production methods and an acquaintance with the working of basic machinesMcGraw
Hill
Driver Education Films sh
These eight films were selected by a committee of educators appointed by the National Commission on Safety Educa
tion of the National Education Association All are made specifically for classroom driver education instruction
to be run silent or with the teacher acting as narrator See alphabetical listings for descriptions of indivi
dual titlesAmerican Oil Company
Sudden Emergencies
Lights Have Limits
The Engine
The Power Train
Driving the Freeways sh
Fundamentals of driving on limitedaccess highways
with animation on tailgatingAmerican Oil Co
Forces and Laws
Laws of Nature
Driving the Freeways
Margin of Safety
3305 4f min
entering blending changing lanes exiting and cutting in
Dry Mounting Instructional Materials t Color 25499 25 min
This is a series of five short films mounted for convenience on one reel The related subjects are Display and
Use Basic Techniques Cloth Backing Laminating and Lifting and Special Techniques The series deals with class
room application dry mounting tissue and Fotoflat uses of Chartex backing plastic sheet lamination and special
techniques of these applicationsUniv of Iowa
Dynamics of Solution sh Color 4305 14 min
The differences between saturated unsaturated and supersaturated solutions are demonstrated Characteristics of
solutions proof that solutions are nonstatic and the nature of dynamic equilibriums are clearly presented
McGrawHill18
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
Earth Red Howard Thomas Paints a Gouache jhsh Color 4006 2 min
This film shows how earth pigments are used in gouache painting Howard Thomas Professor of Art the University
of Georgia is the painter The first part of the film shows the complete process of gathering and preparing the
pigment and preparing the gouache binder The second half shows the use of earth pigments by Professor Thomas in
making a paintingU of Ga
El Cuento de Hansel y Gretel Spanish Lang Film jhsh Color 14061 11 min
The Woodcutter Hansel and Gretel the Green Witch and the forest creatures come to life in this wellknown
Grimms folk tale The moral values family and forest backgrounds and the enjoyment of a familiar story motivate
an interest in learning SpanishBailey
Electromotive Force Series The sh Color 4057 12 min
Shows how single electrode potentials can be determined against a reference electrode the construction of the E
M F Series the relationship between this series and chemical activity and the relationship between single
electrode potentials and the voltage of a galvanic cellMcGrawHill
Electron Microscopy sh Color 4394 23 min
This film traces history of the microscope from the optical instruments of the seventeenth century to the electron
microscope of todayIFB
Electron The An Introduction sh
4138
16 min
Nature of electrons electron flow in solid conductors electromotive force types and control of electron flow
electron flow and magnetic fields and induced electron flowNorwood
Emergency Resuscitation Series eljhsh
A four film series designed to show medical and first aid personnel how to deal with situations where exhaled air
resuscitation may save life See alphabetical listings for catalog numbers and descriptions
Breathing for Others
Seconds Count
Closed Chest Cardiac Massage
The Training Manikin IFB
Emperor and Slave The Philosophy of Roman Stoicism sh Color 8515 30 min
Both Marcus Aurelius a Roman emperor and Epictetus an emancipated slave epitomize the Stoic philosophy that
was their particular wayof life The film asks Is virtue an invincible armor against outrageous fortune and
in so doing defines Stoicism tracing its origin to Greece in the 4th Century B C showing its direct relation
to Roman achievements in both law and government Are philosophical and stoical interchangeable terms Ac
cording to both Aurelius and Epictetus we can apply either wisdom to our present day livesEBF
Energy and Reaction sh Color 4067
The relationship between energy in its various manifestations and chemical reactions is shown This is then
actionMcGrawHill6 CnePtS f Ch6miCal bndS ivational energy and rite of
Engagement Romance and Reality sh 25478 iq
It is immediately apparent that although Judy and Jim claim to love each other they do not really know one mln
another and the image each has of himself is completely unrealistic It becomes evident that Judy aTjim differ
LTttfl ValUeSKth7 holfnd slowly the couPle be9in to see these differences for what they are and to
see themselves and each other realistically in terms of marriageMcGrawHill
Engine The sh 3303
US l Ctnn the internal combustion engine its control and primary parts and how the major systemsfuei
and electrical interrelate to make it goAmerican Oil Co systems uuei
Erosion Leveling the Land eljh Color 8581
With laboratory demonstrations and natural photoqraohv this film invtinat h r 14 min
and deposition of rock materials It showAow lhe JonsTsnt moment or ocdeEris highlTc estowaidthe10
seas makes the land level and explains how scientists find evidence of the leveling processEBF
Escapes and Reversals jhsh 3054
n1 1 i ion th Short u0t Mr AtMlttLTtll tL aJ
Escuelas de Madrid Spanish Lang Film eljhsh Color 25515 1
An interesting picture of education in Madrid is presented nnhlir hi 4 u 137 min
ing Classes in session are visited in addition esnted Publl schools private schools and vocational train
Spanish educational LilitLsNeubacherVetter play9rUnds and sorts A stimulating survey of modern
European Culture Region Its People at Work eljhsh Color 25527
Here is a panoramic view of the countries of Western Europe which nuts each one inn r T 23 min
sequence the film briefly traces the common heritage of the natw h lS PefsPectlve In the opening
the centuries from citystates into separate countries if m historic evolution through
divided into three major regions Southern Eurooe w th mh Present day we see that the area can be
wetter climate and Northern Europe with long cold winters ill cilmfe dle Europe with a milder
the different characteristics of tnVcounSS 5 llT JSFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
19
Scandinavia varies so widely from one in the Netherlands or in Greece And we see how vital trade and industry
are to all of these nations as they share the common goal of developing their land to its fullest potential
McGrawHill
Evaluating Growth in Reading t 25457 30 min
Types of questions that evaluation of reading should answer are discussed then some ways of obtaining information
for evaluating reading progress Use of standardized reading tests is discussed at some length Some ideas on
grading in reading followETV
Evidence for the Ice Age eljh Color 8610 19 rain
Anomalies such as glacial moraine deposits polished striated rock stray boulders and abandoned drainage chan
nels contrasting sharply with todays landscapes are examined and offered as evidence that an ice age did exist
These strange features explain former glacial ice and its distribution which in turn give an accurate picture of
the size and shape of a prehistoric ice sheetEBF
Family of Halogens The sh Color 4068 12 rain
The film shows the similarity and gradation of properties of the halogens and explains both the similarities and
differences in degree on the basis of atoms structure Valuable in developing the general use of the Periodic
TableMcGrawHill
Faradays Law sh Color 4073 15 min
By quantitative experiment this film demonstrates Faradays two electrochemical laws and at the same time the
mechanism of electrolysis Animation is used to make the explanation of electrolysis more vivid to the student
McGrawHill
Filing Procedures in Business Second Edition sh 2809 13 min
This is a stepbystep breakdown of the procedures of record keeping in a typical modern business Various types
of filing equipment are used to demonstrate preparation of records for filing actual filing retrieval and trans
fer to storage and shows the methods of file organizationCoronet
Fishing on the Coast of Japan eljhsh Color 4035 14 min
This film portraying a long day of hard work in the lives of Japans coastal fishermen has been used in creative
writing classes as well as in social studies and has inspired poetry as well as lively discussion Authentic
Japanese musicIFB
Forces and Laws sh 3301 4 min
Simple visualization of how the driver uses friction and power to overcome gravity the inertia of motion and
inertia of restAmerican Oil Co
Forgotten Treasure jhsh 3150 10 min
History on film the assassination of President McKinley the San Francisco fire construction of the Panama
Canal flight of the Wright Brothers at Fort MyerFilms Inc
Four Views of Caesar jhsh 4435 23 min
The film offers four excellently staged playlets presenting four profiles of Caesar as he was seen by four
great men The first was Caesar himself and Caesar saw himself as a just and humane man The second was the
biographer Plutarch who saw Caesar as a great soldier and wily politician attempting to make himself king The
third was William Shakespeare who saw Caesar as a pompous tyrant The fourth was George Bernard Shaw who saw
Caesar as a wise and disenchanted old man But which was the real Caesar The film will provide students with an
informative and provocative experience one that will motivate them toward a greater appreciation and understanding
of the literary artFA
Frames of Reference sh 25533 23 min
B means of a variety of experiments on frames of references moving at constant speed or at constant accelerations
this film demonstrates the distinction between an inertial and noninertial frame of reference and the appearance
of fictitious forces in a noninertial frameMLA
Freewayphobia Pt I jhsh Color
Part
ramps
speed
4048 15 min
proper techniques of using on and off
time changing lanes understanding proper
Disney
FiaewayphobiaPt wihJe ncy situations many of which begin off the freeways faulty car maintenance tires
brakes wipers hood latches radiators battery etcloose objects within the car which can JwcomeJ lying
oroiectiles badly loaded trailers inadequate fuel supply proper techniques if actual breakdown occurs flares
lights distress signals etc mental and physical condition of driver and safety beltsDisney
h Revolution Birth of a New France sh Color 8913 12mu
Beginning with the conflict between those who felt that the Revolution had gone too far and others who feIt it ha
not gone far enough this film reviews the opposition of both nobles and clergy the sense of conflict within the
King himself and the rise of radical groups It follows the progression from Republic to dictatorship and
King
Napoleons ultimate consolidation of powerEBF20
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
French Revolution Death of the Old Regime sh Color 8912 17 min
A review of French history from the reign of Louis XIV through the formation of the National Assembly and adoption
of the Constitution of 1791 The film emphasizes the nature of the Old Regime as it is reflected in the areas of
class inequality political absolutism and unfair and burdensome taxationEBF
From Generation to Generation jhsh Color 254S8 27 min
This sensitivelymade film combining animation with live action illustrates the basic facts of human reproduction
showing childbirth as an emotional and spiritual experience as well as a physical oneMcGrawHill
Ganges Sacred River jhsh Color 8895 27 min
The film follows the Ganges from its Himalayan origins to Bay of Bengal and analyzes its roles as Mother Ganges
uniter and provider of India A visual panorama of modern Indian life shows its dilemmas and contradictions fo
cusing on the water cycle on which Indias life dependsEBF
Gases and How They Combine sh Color 25539 22 min
First some properties that distinguish gases are shown Then the volumes of ammonia and hydrogen chloride that
combine are measured quantitatively The volume ratio is found to be 10 In a similar way simple integer volume
ratios are measured for the combination of hydrogen and oxygen of nitric oxide and oxygen and of hydrogen and
chlorine These simple integer ratios lead logically to Avogadros HypothesisMLA
Geometry Lines and Shapes p Color 3153 10 min
A line is a set of points that goes on and on in both directions It is straight it has no ends A part of a
line is called a line segment The ends of a line segment are called end points Shapes like rectangles
squares and triangles are formed of line segmentsFA
George Bellows and Charles Sheeler jhsh 3089 7 min
George Bellows lithographs lighted up the American scene with the booming world of boxing in the 1920s the era
of ballyhoo and the milliondollargate The pugs and mugs cranks and fans handlers and hangerson contrast
with the American farm and powerful industrial architecture of Charles Sheeler We understand the early 20th
century better through this filmFilms Inc
George Catlin and Alfred Jacob Miller jhsh Color 3133 7 min
Through the unique paintings of George Catlin and Alfred Jacob Miller we see the life of the American West just
prior to the Civil War still hardly touched by the white man Before their golden age came to an end Catlin
painted every aspect of the Indians lives on the Great Plains The West of the cool lakes and rivers fur trains
on the trail the high mountains Fort Laramie in the heart of the hunting grounds were scenes captured on the
canvas by MillerFilms Inc
George Mason Pt I jhsh 25509 25 min
The Bill of Rights life liberty property the pursuit of happiness separation of powers procedural rights
freedom of worship A delegate to the Constitutional Convention author of Virginias Declaration of Rights re
fuses to sign the Federal document that has been drafted because it does not yet contain a Bill of Rights protect
ing the individual American against his governmentRobert Saudek Associates
George Mason Pt II jhsh
See description aboveRobert Saudek Associates
25510
25 min
Getting Along With Others p Color 2205 11 min
Miss Wilsons children want to put on a play but first they must learn to get along with each other in games at
home and at school Will Billy play fair in baseball Will Ann share her doll Will Steve help a friend Their
new attitudes carry over into school and the class is finally able to put on its playCoronet
Globes Their Function in the Classroom t Color 4055 14 min
Designed to motivate teachers to make better use of globes in the classroom this film shows many types of globes
illustrating their specific uses in situations ranging from primary grades through high school The film stresses
the importance of following a graded globe program and of correlating globes with appropriate flat mapsBailey
Good Earth The jhsh 4209 1 min
Pearl S Bucks moving story of a Chinese family depicting family life customs and the sociological struggle in
povertyridden China in an outstanding study of Oriental characterFilms Inc
Governor John M Slaton Pt I jhsh 25505 25 min
Equal protection under the law mob rule vs due process the separation of powers the Fifth and Fourteenth
Amendments trial by jury guilt beyond a reasonable doubt the responsibility of the press A Governor of Georgia
risks political obscurity and his own safety to commute a murder sentence when he feels a reasonable doubt exists
about the guilt of the accusedRobert Saudek AssociatesFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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Governor John M Slaton Pt II jhsh
See description aboveRobert Saudek Associates
25506
25 min
Grammar Usage and the Schools t 25481 30 min
Intended primarily to present information about grammar and particularly transformational grammar to people with
a professional interest in the subjectMcGrawHill
Graphs Understanding and Using Them eljh Color 2776 11 min
As Joan graphs the number of bottles of pop she sold at each of the local baseball games we learn that a graph is
a visual representation of a set of ordered pairs We see that graphs may be of various types such as the picto
graph the horizontal and vertical bar graph the dividedbar graph the circle graph and the line graphCoronet
Gravity and What It Does pel Color 2775 11 min
Why do things fall down and not up What keeps people in Australia from falling off the earth Why would I weigh
less on the moon This film answers these common questions of youngsters and explains in simple terms the invis
ible force of gravity the attraction between one mass and anotherCoronet
Gravity Weight and Weightlessness el Color 3162 11 min
This film defines weight as the measure of the pull of gravity Objects in free fall are weightless Newtons
classic experiment is demonstrated to show that a cannon ball fired with sufficient force will orbit the earth in
free fall A satellite orbiting the earth is also in free fall The film shows how space scientists are studying
these phenomena in order to launch satellites into orbitFA
Great Lakes Area The Men Minerals and Machines jhsh Color 25470 15 min
Shows the mining and processing of iron ore its conversion into steel which is shaped into finished products
McGrawHill
Great War Pt I jhsh 25497 26 min
Nowhere is the pomp and pageantry of militarism so pronounced as in Germany whose emperor Wilhelm II has prom
ised to lead his people to glorious times The United States remains neutral until the sinking of the Lusitania
and the Germans plot with Mexico to enter the war against the United States In an absorbing sequence of battle
scenes is the German thrust the Allied counterthrust and the role of airplanes and tanksMcGrawHill
Great War Pt II jhsh
See description aboveMcGrawHill
25498
26 min
Handling Marital Conflicts sh 25479 14 min
Alternately the film portrays the development of an argument between each of two couples the Adams and the
Kanes over a vacation trip to Mexico One conflict develops into a constructive conflict and the other into a
destructive one The audience is encouraged to distinguish between the two types of conflict One argument
ended in a compromise whereas the other continued with the couple further than ever from a point of solution
McGrawHill
Hand Saws jhsh Color 25543 12 min
Explains uses care and maintenance of various saws used in woodworkingSterling Ed
Helpers at Our School p Color 2774 11 min
Who helps at school Youngsters will get a new insight into their school community as they learn from seldomseen
menbers of the staff such as the custodian and the lunchroom cook as well as from the principal and a teacher
what they and others do on a typical school morning The student learns that many helpers including himself must
work together to make the whole school run smoothlyCoronet
Helpful Little Fireman The pel Color 2771 11 min
This engaging semifantasy tells the story of a little boy who is a real fireman At the station he helps the big
firemen with his little jobs He does his work so well that one night the chief finally takes him along to a fire
The small job he does so well there makes him a heroCoronet
Helping Children With Reading Disability t
25458
30 min
The sDeaker defines reading disability and discusses how children with reading problems may be located A dis
cussion of factors associated with disability follows Several guiding principles for working with such children
cus
are givenETV
ThrfnfuLlThffindiS Archaeological science to shed lightTnmysteries of the human past One such
mystery was posed by discovery of a longforgotten tunnel under the ancient city of JerusalemRang
27 min
21 min
hfperformingrtistxplains the history of his instrument how it evolved and developed Instrumental tech
pe
niques are clearly demonstratedFAii
22
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
Horn The Pt II jhsh Color
See description aboveFA
4275
How the Historian Asks Questions t 25548 30 min
Part of a sequence of courses now in preparation dealing with comparative political systems comparative economic
systems world history nonWestern studies American history the behavioral sciences and the humanities Each
course reflects the inductive approach to teachingHolt Rinehart and Winston Inc
Ho the Historian Classifies Information t 25545 30 min
Part of a sequence of courses now in preparation dealing with comparative political systems comparative economic
systems world history nonWestern studies American history the behavioral sciences and the humanities Each
course reflects the inductive approach to teachingHolt Rinehart and Winston Inc
How the Historian Deals With Mind Set t 25549 30 min
Part of a sequence of courses now in preparation dealing with comparative political systems comparative economic
systems world history nonWestern studies American history the behavioral sciences and the humanities Each
course reflects the inductive approach to teachingHolt Rinehart and Winston Inc
How the Historian Decides What Is Fact t 25547 30 min
Part of a sequence of courses now in preparation dealing with comparative political systems comparative economic
systems world history nonWestern studies American history the behavioral sciences and the humanities Each
course reflects the inductive approach to teachingHolt Rinehart and Winston Inc
How the Historian Proves a Hypothesis t 25546 3D min
Part of a sequence of courses now in preparation dealing with comparative political systems comparative economic
systems world history nonWestern studies American history the behavioral sciences and the humanities Each
course reflects the inductive approach to teachingHolt Rinehart and Winston Inc
How to Make a Stencil Print eljh Color 4012 12 min
Introduces simple ways to cut and print original stencils as an approach to creative design The steps in making
a stencil are reviewed then a variety of prints are made using tempera paint on different textures of paper
The process of printing on cloth with permanent textile paints is shown in detail including a demonstration of
threecolor registrationBailey
How to Use Classroom Films t Color 25468 15 min
Introduces the basic principles leading to the most effective presentation and utilization of a classroom film
illustrating such points as methods of choosing and reserving a film previewing preparing the class and initiat
ing followup discussionMcGrawHill
Huckleberry Finn Huckleberry Finn and the American Experience jhsh Color
8901 30 min
This film stresses neither art nor content but rather tries to relate the book as a whole to our contemporary
experience and thus in part account for its durability It concludes with a discussion of the book as a possible
national epic and tries to isolate some of its epic qualities including its humorEBF
Huckleberry Finn The Art of Huckleberry Finn jhsh Color 8900 30 min
This film deals with the whole book as a work of literary art There are many approaches available of course
but the film has had to limit itself to two discussions of its Form and its Language or Style The discussion
of its Form turns on the analysis of three unifying threads motifs symbols and a central point of view The
discussion of its Language or Style turns on Mark Twains exploitation a new thing in its time of the vernacular
EBF
Huckleberry Finn What Does Huckleberry Finn Say jhsh Color 8899 29 min
The film deals with the whole books intellectual content It exposes that content first by a consideration of
the external world Huck encounters second by a consideration of the internal conflict Huck encounters Clifton
Fadiman narratesEBF
Human Body The Nutrition and Metabolism jhsh Color 2816 13 min
This film distinguishes between basal metabolism and active metabolism and expresses the energy requirements of
metabolism in units of calories The film discusses the five classes of chemical substances which comprise all
natural foods carbohydrates fats proteins vitamins and minerals and explains the basic chemistry by
which they supply our bodies with energy and essential chemicals needed for growth and repairCoronet
Human Body The Reproductive System jhsh Color 2815 I3J min
Through animation and photomicrography including fertilization of a human ovum the film presents a clear and ob
jective description of the human reproduction system It shows similarities and differences between male and fe
male reproductive organs locates them in the body and describes the specific functions of each in the creation
of new life It is recommended that this film be shown to boys and girls in separate groupsCoronet
Human Body The Respiratory System jhsh Color 2814 131
tJnn fhmiatS I deStb the TgtnS J he resPiratry system and shows in animation and live demonstra
tion the mechanics of ventilation and the physics of diffusion between alveoli and capillaries We see the effect
on the respiratory system of varying needs for oxygen and the function of the respiratory system in providing
needed oxygen and eliminating carbon dioxideCoronetFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
23
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11 rain
Huraan Body The Skeleton jhsh Color cinefl aph the audience gains
an overview of the skeletal structure the complexity of the system and how the skeleton protects moves and
supports the bodyCoronet
These eleventitles represent a continuation of Encyclopaedia Britannica Films Humanities Series as listed in
Catalog No 8 which see For catalog numbers and descriptions see alphabetical listings
MacBeth
MacBeth Pt I The Politics of Power MacBeth Pt II The Themes of MacBeth
MacBeth Pt Ill The Secretst Man
Rome
Emperor and Slave The Philosophy of Roman Stoicism
Huckleberry Finn
What Does Huckleberry Finn Say
Huckleberry Finn and the American Experience
The Odyssey
The Structure of the Epic The Return of Odysseus
The Spirit of Rome
The Art of Huckleberry Finn
The Central Themes
4628 20 i
investigationJHunt
4054 14 min
Improving Study Habits Jhsh constitute the first steps in the learning process careful listening and
ItlTot Ration of written reports and themes is then
outlined Specific techniques for reviewing and preparing for a test are presentedMcGrawHill
2644 mn
BSEtSS2a SSLu rTffJSJS r12iSt
knowsCoronet
4634 min
India Asias Subcontinent eljhsh Color drought overpopulation and low incomes are attempting to
4142 34 min
IndUCSnowshow a magnetic force reacts around a coil the nature of selfinductance and how to increase the inductance
of a coilNorwood
903 min
Industrial Arts in Georgia Schools JhSh 1ndustrial arts The basic instructional areas of wood drafting
Gives the definition of and why students take industrial arts ine oa Industrial Arts course and advanced
electricityelectronics and metals are
MTlcicr1 tacS 5 SSTjw nl fJlTl il arts his helped four boys a potential drop
oueng neer Docior and anarea vocational technical school studentState Dept of Ed24
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
Inertia sh 25534
Demonstrates Galileos principle of inertia using low friction dry ice pucks and multiple flash photography2 de
velops the relation that acceleration is proportional to force when mass is constantMLA
Informal Reading Inventory An t 25442
Devoted to a discussion and demonstration of an informal reading inventory Attempts to present a way the teacher
may determine whether a book is appropriate in terms of difficulty level for a childs reading instructionETV
In Search of Peace jhsh 25551
This is the official film statement of the longrange goals of United States foreign policy It is based on sne
cialinterviews with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and other principal officers of government responsible for our
foreign relations The subjects discussed include our policy toward the more industrialized nations of the free
world our national interest in the developing nations and how we are pursuing it our relations with the
of the Communist world the role of the United Nations and other international organizations n furthering US
mii160sSUdshDepteofasta0eal requirementS f U S purity and the changed nature of aggression in the
Instincts in Animals pel Color 3157
Tells what instincts are and how they help animals to survive Nest building protection and feeding of the m
young foodgathering and storing techniques for deception of enemies are among the behavior patterns shownJF
Introducing Sets Numbers and Numerals pel Color
oaucing sets Numoers ana Numerals pel Color 2777
Here are the basic concepts of sets set members subsets onetoone correspondence and equivalent
alent sets introduce us to the concept of number and its representation by numerals When we join an
sets we see that numerals show the resulting number of the union or the separate subsetsCoronet
11 min
sets Equiv
d separate
2778
Introducing Shapes Lines and Angles pel Color zti
By outlining familiar objects we discover four shapes a circle triangle rectangle and square We see that
snapes are made from lines and parts of lines and that a line is a set of points We learn the geometric defini
tions of lines and line segments rays and angles including right anglesCoronet
30 min
Introduction A New Grammar t 25480
lUa8ytoGaratmTdUCti0n indedent Pentation aimed parti cui
Introduction to Optics sh Color 25535 9o
Deals with approximation that light travels in a straight line shows the four ways in which light can be benT
tZlll T SCatterin9 fraction and reflection refraction illustrated by underwater photography to show how
objects above water appear to a submerged skin diverMLA yiapIly lu snow now
Jamaia Haiti and tho Lesser Antilles jhsh Color 25476
This film shows that life here is very different from ours Deals with the Fnrnnean im ci Jt mn
Job Evaluation sh 3036
Management determines the requirements duties and pay scales of various iobs thrmmh inh i j 10 V1
ministration The film shows a job analyst preparing job specificationthat lists9thski s and abilitL9 re
SraewHUlhe J analY28S Mthod8 f jb The f time 11 iSStadT
John James Audubon eijhsh Color 3384
For twentyfive years Audubon labored to create his great collection The Birds of America Thi 1 mi
no other ever has the birds themselves gay and brilliant on leafy hlfrTsts mud ITtJat
fresh and innocent In Kentucky Mississippi and throuqhout the United States A Hh I J J twl9s
loved Here in a few moments on film we see his excitement Films Inc Palted the blpdS wMch he
Judge Ben B Lindsey Pt I jhsh 25503
The growth of industrial corporations private monopoly vs free comoetitinn qHai m tl 2b min
will be copied around the world only to face vilification and abuse at homeRobert SafLof10
Judge Ben B Lindsey Pt II jhsh
See description aboveRobert Saudek Associates
25504
25 min
Junior High A Time of Change jh 3033
Recognizing that the boy or girl entering junior hiqh school is starino n 4 4 n min
phase of life this film defines some of the problems that win llfl L excitlna and sometimes difficult
selves and their place in junior highMcGrawHill d encoura9es studets to look at themFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
25
La Pinata Spanish Lang Film eljhsh Color 3159 H mm
Designed specifically for use with firstyear Spanish classes this imaginative film tells the story of Pepe who
works in a Mexican pinata factory Every action is visualized and careful repetition reinforces the learning of
basic idioms and sentence patternsSigma Educational Films
Lady or the Tiger The eljhsh 3076 9 min
Striking dramatization of Frank Stocktons unresolved tale of the two doors one offering freedom and a lady
the other a tigerFilms Inc
Language of Maps The eljh Color
11 min
over the earthEBF
Language of the Bee A Case History of the Scientific Method eljhsh Color
4525 15 min
Dr Karl von Frisch is shown as he performs some of the experiments which led to his amazing discovery of the
language of bees The film shows how the use of the scientific method enables the researcher to find solutions
to specific problems and stresses the importance of an inquiring mind in scientific researchMIS
Lavs of Nature sh 3302 4 min
How manmade laws rise out of natures laws illustrated by the actual engineering calculations which establish
the speed limit on a highway curveAmerican Oil Co
Learning About Gardening pel Color 4468 19 min
The film depicts the opportunities for gardening 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 practical information on plant growth and care is liberally includedChicago Horticultural Society
Lets Shoot the Devil jhsh 25519 3D min
As a lighthearted tongueincheek comedy western Lets Shoot the Devil takes a sharp and satirical look at the
Puritan morality demonstrated in the classic TV western By reenacting the virtually stereotyped plot of this
type of film the extremes of good and bad are contrasted and the false morality so strongly demonstrated is ex
plained Carousel
Life Story of the Hummingbird el Color 8536 16 min
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 forwardEBF
Lights Have Limits sh
3300
4 min
Illustrates the peril of blinding other drivers when approaching or following demonstrates the danger of over
driving the low beam and animates the high beam limitations of not illuminating to the sides and around curves
American Oil Co
Lines in Relief Woodcut and Block Printing eljhsh Color 122 11 min
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 desiqn and the
techniques used in cutting the block The film also illustrates the stepbystep process of printing a woodcut in
several colorsEBF
Liquids In Solution sh Color 3037 11 min
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 extractionMcGrawHill
Literature Appreciation How to Read Biographies jhsh 2807 13 min
Recreations from a number of outstanding biographies and autobiographies point out the contributions of this
literary form Works on Washington and Lincoln show how biography helps us understand history Insights into
the characters and philosophies of famous men and women are provided in works on Michelangelo Helen Keller
Charles Lindbergh and Babe Ruth Biography as entertainment is illustrated in a book by George and Helen
PapshivilyCoronet
Little Mariner The pel Color 8919 20 min
Music and visuals reveal the dreams and ambitions of a boy as he sails his small boat in the Long Beach harbor
Without dialogue this film offers new avenues to creative expression for children of all agesEBF
Liverwort The Alternation of Generations jhsh Color 2810 16 min
Remarkable closeup and timelapse photography enables us to examine the liverwort Marchantia a standard example
of alternation of generations The role of water essential to the reproduction of Bryophytes is visualized as
we see the actual transfer of sperm from antheridia to archegonia A laboratory experiment duplicates chemotaxis
The complete cycle from gametophyte to sporophyte and back to gametophyte is traced Vegetative reproduction
through gemmae completes the pictureCoronet
Living With the Atom jhsh Color 4043 26 min
Provides a clear definition of atomic energy and traces the atomic age from the first nuclear explosion in New2e
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
Mexico through the development of the hydrogen bomb
bomb into constructive channels is emphasizedMIS
Mans moral dilemma in guiding the great power of the atom
Losers The jhsh 4306 31 min
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 gluesniffing use of pep pills goof balls
heroin and marijuanaCarousel
Louvre The jhsh Color 8905 45 min
The film traces the evolution of this remarkable treasury of art in terms of the historical and cultural growth of
France from the time of the Renaissance It examines the Louvre as the residence of the French kings the part it
played during the revolution of 1870 and its growth to the great museum it is todayEBF
MacBeth Pt I The Politics of Power sh Color 8881 23 min
A wellknown Shakespearean actor and director Douglas Campbell interprets the characters in the play The
witches are they goddesses of fate wicked old hags or figments of MacBeth1s imagination How is it possible to
portray MacBeth as a brutal murderer and yet have him remain a tragic hero throughout the play Is Duncan a wise
monarch or an arrogant corrupt senile man What is the relationship among the leading characters of the play
EBF
MacBeth Pt II The Themes of MacBeth sh Color 8882 28 min
As directoractor Douglas Campbell explains it Contradictions seeming truths concealed meanings and double
meaningswe are in a world in which appearances cannot be trusted Director Campbell is aided by seasoned ac
tors of the Shakespearean Theater in StratfordonAvon and the Old Vic in London The entire play is built on a
paradox Nothing is but what is notEBF
MacBeth Pt Ill The Secretst Man sh Color 8883 33 min
Director Campbell suggests that the theme of the play would seem to be that within every human being in war or in
peace there is a terrible lust for violence Everyman in MacBeths words is the secretst man of blood
Can we hate MacBeth Can we believe his life signifies nothing Something sublime still seems to remain in him
We feel a sense of waste and tragic loss Perhaps this capacity for good and evil within the same human heart
sums up Shakespeares messageEBF
Magnexic Force jhsh Color 25461 27 min
The nature of the earths magnetic field is explained beginning with early speculations The magnetic field
within the earth and that existing in space are described The film shows how the magnetic field controls the
path of cosmic ray particles and controls other charged particles that make up the aurora The most recent re
search conducted during the International Geophysical Year and which led to the discovery of the Van Allen radia
tion belts by satellites is presentedMcGrawHill
Magnetism of Magnets The p Color 3166 10 min
Designed to provide a minimum of concepts and a maximum of motivation for self discovery and self realization of
magnetism concepts The presentation is open ended with a very minimum amount of narrationCahill
Make a House Model jhsh Color 14062 11 min
Shows how to build a scale model house with simple materials Lightweight cardboard is the basic material cut
with a sharp knife or razor blade and assembled with glue Also illustrated are use of the scale ruler the com
passes and dividers scraps for landscaping and decorative effects water color paints careful workmanship imag
ination Bailey
Man and the Moon jhsh Color 4309 20 min
This film presents a realistic and believable trip to the moon in a rocket ship not in some faroff fantastic
nevernever land but in the near foreseeable future It will provide food for sober thought for the mature
viewer and stimulation and motivation for young people considering future vocationsDisney
Map Skills Using Different Maps Together eljh Color 2773 11 min
Learning how to compare the information from different kinds of maps Jim and Bill gain insights that they were
unable to get from reading many pages of text Through animation maps of the same scale and projection are com
bined to reveal relationships between natural features of the earth human use and social and political features
Coronet
Margin of Safety sh 3306 4 min
Brings out the anticipate principle of driving ahead of ones car alert for such telltale signs as the childs
ball rolling into the street the puff of exhaust smoke from the seemingly parked car and the unexpected patch of
wet road on a curveAmerican Oil Co
Marine Biologist The jhsh Color 8894 14 min
Presents an intimate portrait of scientists at work permitting the viewer to discover why men and women devote
their lives to the study of living things of the sea Shows both the excitement of discovery of new knowledge
about life and the challenge of the elements which the biologist faces at a marine stationEBF
Marriage and Family Living Series sh
These three films are designed to furnish guidance for young persons considering marriage See alphabeticalFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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listings for individual descriptionsMcGrawHill
Psychological Differences Between the Sexes
Handling Marital Conflicts
Engagement Romance and Reality
Materials Control sh 3040 10 min
Tho job of getting the right material in proper amounts to the right place at the right time is described under
three materialscontrol functions of management 1 procurement 2 inventory control and 3 control of handling
and transportation of materials in the production processMcGrawHill
Mathematics Unending Search for Excellence t 4190 20 min
Demonstrates a variety of new media being used to improve mathematics instruction in elementary and secondary
schoolsNorwood
Measuring and Layout Tools jhsh Color 25544
Explains construction and uses of the various layout tools used in woodworkingSterling Ed
12f min
Mechanical Energy and Thermal Energy sh 25536 22 min
This film shows several models to help students visualize both bulk motion and the random motion of molecules It
shows their interconnection as the energy of bulk motion Demonstrates that random motion can average out to a
smooth effect Shows model of thermal conduction Demonstrates a model using dry ice disc and small steel balls
in which bulk mechanical energy of the disc is converted to thermal energy of random motion of the balls Devel
ops a temperature scale by immersing canisters of two gases in baths of various temperatures reading the result
ing pressure through this explains the origin of the absolute temperature scaleMLA
Mentally Handicapped Educable t 4105
Discusses the special problems of the child who is mentally handicapped but educable
problems they face in the community and the school and what can be done to help them
filmed sequences of a special class for these children to show the place of the school
montally handicappedInd U
29 min
Explains who they are the
Uses still photos and
in meeting the needs of the
Message From a Dinosaur eljh Color 146 11 min
How life of the past is reconstructed from fossil remains how paleontologists use inductive reasoning to hypothe
size about prehistoric life forms how new forms of life evolved from environmental changes all these phases
are shown and explained A simple fact is cited organisms which cannot adapt to changing conditions do not sur
vive EBF
Methods Analysis sh 3041 10 min
Methods analysis is used to reduce production costs by increasing the productivity of men and machines The film
demonstrates the basic approach and techniques of the methods analyst in studying the manufacturing cycle and indi
cates methods of gaining employee cooperationMcGrawHill
Mexico Pt I Northern and Southern Regions jhsh Color 25472 17 min
This film illustrates the basic differences between northern and southern Mexico in such areas as natural
setting and ways of living Shows the Indian and Spanish influences on presentday life in the two parts of
Mexico Examines the social and economic ties between Mexico and the United States Deals with the great eco
nomic and social changes taking place within MexicoMcGrawHill
Mexico Pt II Central and Gulf Coast Regionsjhsh Color 25473 IB min
Shows and explains why the Central Plateau is the economic political and social core of Mexico Introduces the
character of rural life in the central plateau and eastern lowland regions Illustrates the historical and cultur
al background of modern Mexico Gives insight into the economic and social changes that are taking placeMcGraw
Hill
Middle Ages The Culture of Medieval Europe jhsh Color 8917 24 min
A study of the growing influence of the Eastern World upon Europe introduced by the Crusades The film centers
on the cultural development and rise of chivalry in Medieval Europe and analyzes the growth of towns and cities
and the revival of commerce and communication Graphic visuals reveal the effects of the great plagues and the
Hundred Year War The film also examines the great discoveries and inventions of the age which established the
foundation for the Renaissance and the Age of DiscoveryEBF
Middle Ages The Rise of Feudalism jhsh Color 8915 20 min
This film examines the Middle Ages from the 4th century Roman Empire to the time of the Crusades The film probes
the nature of feudal society the workings of the feudal system and the resulting recovery of Europe The
personalized commentary of Phillipe Count of Alsace sets the life of the feudal lords in bold relief against
the lot of the peasantry Finally the film considers the relationship of the Crusades to the growth of Medieval
EuropeEBF
Middle America The Land and the People jhsh Color 4074 22 min
Shows how the tourist plays a big part in the economy of Middle America Emphasizes how important Middle America
is to the United States for marketing our products supplying farm products and minerals and insuring our free
dom and security A major portion of the film talks about the people how they live their cultural backgrounds
their occupations Finally it shows how the people are overcoming such problems as lack of education poverty
dictatorships communism and overpopulationMcGrawHill
Mightier Than the Sword Zenger and Freedom of the Press jhsh 4532 20 min
Presents the origin of the concept of freedom of the press in the United States of America and provides a back
a28
EOICATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
ground for study and discussion of the civil liberties guaranteed by the Bill of Riqhts
of journalism in the United StatesTFC
Introduces the history
Millilcan Experiment sh
25537
30 min
Simplified Millikan experiment described in the text is photographed through the microscope Standard spheres are
substituted for oil drops an analysis of the charge related to the velocity of the sphere across field of view of
microscope emphasizes the evidence that charge comes in natural units that are all alike numerous changes of
charge are shown produced by Xrays with the measurements clearly seen by the audienceMLA
Moderate Retardation in Young Children t 4103
This film demonstrates behavioral functioning of children with moderate retardation IQ range 55 to 75 Sven
children are sson in various Individual and group activities which point out some of the similarities and differ
ences between retarded and average individuals The film specifically notes the quality of relationship between
teacher and childWastern Reserve Univ
Modern Dance ABC of Composition sht Color 4013 13 min
A series of dance studies fragmentary in nature started as compositional problems for use as creative stimuli
11 solving these problems students will gain facility in using artistic materials Among the studies are those
using the rhythmic pattern of a round based on creative use of childrens games skills showing the functional
use of architectural shapes based on folk idiom and using a duet pattern with complementary movementBailey
Modern Dance Creative Imagination and Choreography jhsh Color 25522 17 min
How the choreographer with a creative imagination discovers new relationships and finds new concepts in common
subject matter is the subject of this film To illustrate this the film shows four complete dance compositions
Bailey
Modern Dance Technique in Sequential Form jhsh Color 25521 12 min
This is a comprehensive demonstration of basic expressive dance movements showing how they are related and how
they lend themselves to numerous variations The film stresses that technique is developed from natural body
movements such as walking running skipping leaping turning hopping and falling Stylizing and combining
these movements with skill adding imaginative deviations and giving meaning to the studies by expressing person
al feelings can achieve a result that is artistic and dramaticBailey
Modern Techniques in Language Teaching t 4029 3 reels
The purpose of this film is to reinforce and expand the techniques of language teaching in this case using
English as the language to be learned Classes shown include a third grade class of Spanish speaking children
a ninth grade class of Spanish speaking adolescents and an adult class of speakers of languages from the Kid
East Far East Africa Europe and South America The film also considers the role of the nonnative teacher
who must bear the responsibility of teaching a second language throughout the world References are made to the
use of language recordings and to the problem of the oversize language classInd U
More and Less p Color 3155 10 min
This film for beginning math students illustrates the meaning of the equality and inequality of numbers We can
match objects from two sets Sometimes some objects are left over in one or another of the sets We say that
the number of objects in such a set is greater or less than the number in the other set When we use numerals
we show these relationships with special symbols FA
More Power for the Job sh Color 4026 19 min
How our changing economy stimulated by a population explosion and development of automation is rapidly reducing
future job opportunities for the unskilled and the urgent need for all youth to seriously plan careers now while
still in High School are shown in this important and timely filmIFB
Mr Moto Takes a Walk pel Color 25529
A mischievous monkey takes a delightful romp through the zoo and on the way
Sterling Ed
13 min
introduces the animals from A to Z
Mystery of Time jhsh Color 4044 4 min
Highspeed and timelapse photography help us escape our time compartment Some of the elemental conceptsof the
theory of relativity are sampled as yardsticks shorten clocks and heartbeats slow down as the laboratory is
accelerated to almost the speed of light to portray dramatically the interdependence of time space and matter
MIS
National Drivers Test The Pt I sh 25556 24 min
Produced by CBSTV in cooperation with the National Safety Council this test combines spectacular film footage
audience participation and a variety of carefullyplanned driving tests to help your students see for themselves
just what kind of drivers they really are Throughout 48 minutes of challenging eventful and stimulatinq
driving each student takes on the full responsibility for the cars successful operation The film offers every
student driver the opportunity to help meet the continuous challenge facing him in his years of drivinoMcGraw
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National Drivers Test The Pt II sh
See description aboveMcGrawHill
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24 minFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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NatUrThef fSat 5 natuofTanguag how it is learned and establishes the validity of the oral approLn5
to teaching ThI living language is shown to be speech Examples of speech are drawn from the vast reservoir of
experience muuejn ucowiniy w 3
but is more scientifically organized and stresses the formation of new language habitsInd U
4855
25 min
It the Institute for Theoretical Physics in Denmark experts from all parts of the world study and experiment with
the smallest of subjects the component parts of the atom By animation the atom is shown as a protonneutron
combination nucleus orbited by electrons Demonstrations using light waves establish color measurement in terms
of energy Application of this principle makes analysis of structures possible Electron components of the atoms
are both particles and wave energies leading to the concept of complimentarityIFF
New Reality A Pt II sh Color
See description aboveIFF
4856
25 min
News
Cooper Makes sSpIce History Washington March for Civil Rights Revolt in Vietnam Ecumenical Council
Historic Atom Bomb TestBan Treaty President Kennedy Assassinated World Mourns Johnson succeedsCastle
10 min
Reforms
NeWS PoDedvisits9HolyeLlndSDeath of General MacArthur Nehru and Herbert Hoover Civil Rights Bill signed Ranger
photographs moon Khrushchev ousted New developments in Vietnam Mercy Mission in Congo Johnsons landslide
victoryCastle
News 5aJauJe Space Dorainican Revolt Greater Involvement in Vietnam Churchill Stevenson Die Medi
care Signed Los Angeles Riots Pope Visits U SJ Space RendezvousCastle
News Parade of 1966 eljhsh 8172
President Johnson Orders End of Vietnam Truce France Explodes Its First Atom Bomb
quarters U Thant Confers With De Gaulle De Gaulle Visits Soviet Union
In Vietnam Pope Paul VI Prays For Peace India Mourns Leader Shastri
LBJ Departs For South East Asia Goal South Vietnam Peace Gemini Space Highlights Flight 12 End of the
Gemini Series Orbiter 2 The Picture of the CenturylCastle
NATO Ousted From French Head
President Johnson Defends U S Position
Madame Ghandi Becomes Prime Minister
Ni9htiAnChinsf emperorearns the true value of freedom and love from a little girl and a nightingalePopular Sci
The Continent eljh Color
5 min
North America
2806 15 min
basic geographiTstructureofthe continent is clearly shown in this film the coastal highland regions the
wstPm Cordillera and the Appalachian Highlands enclosing the interior plains which stretch from the Canadian
Sh e S to Cental America Eand forms ana climates of the major regions are seen in relation to the human use
that has produced highly developed agricultural industrial and urban societiesCoronet
diagrams and triangulation is
tr RQ04 3 min
Odyssey The Jh Central Themes jhsh Color foundation for the three diverging themes in the Odyssey
TweofThem re realistic and believable the themes of the soldier Odysseus returning home and of the young
Two of them are realistic ana Deiievu fantastic concerning Odysseus wanderings among giants monsters
man lemachus growing up The third theme is fantaBconce gy
engnsf L9rLiTddshLellignL0wiil win if it is combined with bravery and determinationEBF
Odyssey The The Return of Odysseus sh Color 8903
This film Reuses on Odysseus activities after hi returto cleverness by masquerading as a weakling and
I ge h urgfK f ron n c nguering the suitors who have invaded his home in his absencew
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Odysseus confrontation with the suitors in the banquet hall is a compelling climax to the many dramatic sequences
in this filraEBF
Odyssey The The Structure of the Epic jhsh Color 8902 27 min
The basic framework of the poem is presented with commentary and dramatizations to highlight Odysseus travels and
help place the journey in clear perspective The film helps unravel the three interlocking tales the story of
Odysseus escape from the lonely island and his return to Ithaca the story of his young son Telemachus and a
long flashback which recounts Odysseus wanderingsEBF
One and Two and Three pel Mentally Retarded Color 25524 15 min
Two 7minute units on one reel permit this slowpaced film to be repeated in order that mentallyretarded chil
dren may learn counting colors and vocabulary Mary 6 tells Bill 12 about her pets and the animals she tends
on the farm one horse two cats three pigs and three baby chicks The children sing a countingsong which
students too may sing as a reward for their progress For mentally retarded childrenWexler
One Got Fat peljh Color 25525 15 min
Safety rules are emphasized in this action film story of a group of ten cyclists who act like monkeys on their way
to a city park for a picnic Nine of the group make bonehead mistakes and suffer major accidents The lone
survivor reaches the park picnics in solitude and gets fatbecause he is not a monkey at all but a normal
levelheaded boy who has observed the rules for bicycle safetyInterlude Films
On Solder sh Color 4036 25 min
Closeup photography reveals the physical and chemical actions that occur in soldering in far greater detail than
can be seen by the naked eye Illustrations show the structural difference between perfect and imperfect solder
joints while oscilloscope tracings demonstrate the detrimental effect of poor joints on electronic circuit
efficiency Various soldering techniques are discussed including the latest methods of soldering printed circuits
and terminals and installation of stranded leadsCFD
Operation S U R G E sh 25554 29 min
SURGE is an abbreviation of Systematic Utilization of Resources for Growth and Efficiency For the past three
years in Tifton Georgia citizens have met 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 The program wit
nesses meetings of the above committees and interviews both leaders of the community and ordinary citizens about
their participation in OPERATION SURGEU of Ga
Organization of Language The 4031 3 reels
This film demonstrates that preschool children before they have learned to read and write can use the forms
and arrangements of words that convey meaning These forms and arrangements constitute the organization or
grammar of language Children everywhere learn the ways of achieving the organization of their lanquaqe bv
oral experiences only But the patterns of organization differ from language to language The organization of
language is based not so much on logic as on customs and conventions peculiar to each language A class in
German for English speakers shows how grammatical patterns and their variations are taught by modern methods
Ind U
Organizing for Effective Reading Instruction I t 25445 on
Aftera 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
tearatlvuUETv 9d 9rUPS three9rouP Pattern in operation and some independent and
Organizing for Effective Reading Instruction II t 25446 rr
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
18 min
Orthographic Projection sht 4075
This film clearly explains shape description It shows how different objects look when viewed from the fron
and side and demonstrates that these views have a fixed relationship to each other and must always be coordinated
A concluding summary reviews the main principles of orthographic projectionMcGrawHill coordinated
Oscillators sh
Explains the basic principles of electronic oscillation
Norwood
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13 min
Our City Government p men
1 v J15o QL mIn
People who live in cities need a city government A city government provides them with services and it alTo
hm6S He h TSHlaWH W6 Se T a man iS el6Cted t0 the citV c ere he represent the peop e who chose
tltl helPt0 dde on needed services and to pass laws Most cities also have a mayor or a city manner to
see that city departments properly provide services and enforce lawsFA Y manager to
Our Schools Have Kept Us Free eljhsh Color 25359 oai
Times equipment and students change but the schools basic tasks remain the same It is Qm ho k 7 v
takes all students from all backgrounds and teaches them a coon herUage It remain sth Job of tte schools
to prepare students for their rights and responsibilities of citizenship The boldes idea of man that he
pos b righN A f ta th C all w oFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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Paintinqs of Albert Ryder The jhsh Color 3131 4 min
Rvder the greatest of the Romantics made paintings which often seem more true than reality From his memories
and intense imaginings he painted the sea flooded with moonlight and with a violent and mysterious brush The
moving camera shows Christ as He appears to Mary Magdalene after the Resurrection in another of Ryder s famous
religious paintingsFilms Inc
Paisajes Espanoles Spanish Lang Film eljhsh Color
A tour
through
brings the pres
the French borderNeubacherVetter
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22 min
Parliamentary Procedures in Action Second Edition sh 2993 ul
Parliamentary procedures keep the business of a meeting moving in a democratic and orderly way ensuring the right
of each individual to speak Stepbystep events of an actual meeting are paralleled by stepbystep explanations
of key concepts duties of officers proper order of the agenda activities of committees and the various types
of motionsCoronet
Pasatiempos Espanoles Spanish Lang Film eljhsh Color 3169 u 1
Colorful sequences include beach resortsf beautiful public parks
ing are also presented The closing
Mpubacher Ve tter
splct Barcelonas indyiimuetii ivwiwaino yi r ncuai
Pathways Throuqh Nursery School t Color N34
An informative and interesting film depicting a day in a laboratory Nursery School stressing equipment and pro
Paul
tiempos Espanoles bpanisn Lang rum eijusu iiui
Spaniards are seen enjoying their leisure hours Colorful sequences incluc
boating and the zoo at Madrid Traditional bullfighting and gypsy dancir
senes depict Barcelonas magnificent fountains photographed at nighth
effort of qualified teachers and interested parentsIFB
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10 min
As an introduction to Longfellows poem the circumstances surrounding the British march and Revere s
described in sufficient detail to clarify the action described The background information and the visualizatic
of the reading itself will help students toward a better appreciation and understanding of this great American
literary classicFA
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30 min
In the
Miss Bucks works have done much to interpret the Oriental mind and way of life for her followAmericans
course of an interview Miss Buck describes some of the happiest days of her childhood in China points out basic
differences between the Western and Oriental approaches to living and considers ways in which America may recover
the good will which has been lost in Asia during recent yearsEBF
t it tvi ih h 4304 19 min
Unforgettable dramatization of Mary Shipman Andrews perceptive story of Lincolns trip to Gettysburg and his deep
disappointment at the poor reception given his speech His later conversation with a wounded Confederate soldier
during which he repeats his Gettysburg Address reveals Lincolns spirit and his attitude toward the SouthFilms
Inc
Yvisual uPT interpretation of Serge Prokofieffs famous orchestral fable which delineates the sound quali
ties of different instrumentsDisney
Phrase Structure Rules The Noun Phrase t 25483 UJ mi
Designed to show the way in which various kinds of grammar approach the problem of definitionMcGrawHill
concrntratLonhe rulefwhiccify the Verb Phrase the secondin part of the English sentenceMcGrawHill
3046 10 min
PhYSiThis filndescribes the steps in organizing physical facilities for a new enterprise 1 location from the aspect
of available facilities 2 type of building suited to the enterprise 3 the arrangement and positioning of the
layout from the aspect of type of production process and type of manufactureMcGrawHill
buildings and 4 plant layout
25541 21 min
Life on earth depends upon some of its unusual properties
Physics and Chemistry of Water sh Color
Water is one of the most extraordinary substances known
its slow rate of evaporation its high surface tension its power of solution and the fact that it is heavier
in the liauid than the solid form The water molecule is made of two atoms of hydrogen and one of oxygen held
together by electrical forces One end of the water molecule is positively charged and the other end is negatively
charged The positive end of one water molecule can be attracted and attached to the negative end of another
forming a hydrogen bond These bonds are continually being made and broken at room temperature resulting in
fluidity Hydrogen bonds account for most of waters unusual propertiesFA32
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
Physics Course Encyclopaedia Britannica Films sh
This course consists of 162 films or lessons of approximately 30 minutes each The course is subdivided into
twelve study areas as listed Instructors should plan to use the lessons in each study area sequentially as
isolated use of individual lessons is less effective Bookings of these films will not be counted against a
schools monthly film allotment NOTE For every lesson marked Laboratory one or more experiments are per
formed in which students should participate by recording the data doing the problems involved and calculating
the results
INTRODUCTION
Lesson No
1 Physics an Exact Science 43011 v
froTeach VariUS Phy8i USUaUy C0Vered in year C0UrSe and 9ves a demonstration
2 Optical Illusions Color 43012
mSns and 0bJSCtiVe m6th0dS f meaSUrements are comPed and demonstrated principally through opUcfl
30 min
3 Units of Measurement 48013
Fundamental and derived units of measurement are introduced defined and demonstrated
4 Measurement of Distances and Angles Laboratory 48014
and 2o2T2lLS2 f d angles are demonsd
SPECIAL LESSONS
Lesson No
1 Slide Rule 4
Teaches the beginner by actual demonstration to use the slide rule
30 min
2 Algebra and Powers of Ten 43112
Explains simple algebraic equations with Dartirnlar omnh3 ji 30 in
ten are used to express physical mSESK Eand nu JSZiT
3 Trigonometry 48113
Introduces the sine cosine and tangent functions as they apply to a right triangle
30 min
MECHANICS
Lesson No
1 Speed and Velocity 4802
introduces velocity as a vector Constant speed constant velocity and instantaneous velocity are covered
2 Speed and Velocity Laboratory 43022
Distance and time measurements are made on small car and train Class records data
3 Accelerated Motion 48023
Formulas and demonstration experiments illustrating uniformly accelerated motion are given
4 Accelerated Motion Laboratory 43024
Steel ball rolls down incline plane Measurements made and class records data
5 Composition of Velocities 43025
Vector aspects of velocity are illustrated and demonstrated by considering simultaneous velocities
6 Resolution of Velocities 48026
Velocity as a vector quantity is resolved into two components Demonstration model used
7 Falling Bodies
Kinematics of freely falling bodies treated Demonstrations of falling bodies in and
8 Falling Bodies Laboratory 48028
Time and distances for freely falling bodies are measured with high precision Class records
9 Newtons First Law of Motion 4302g
A number of demonstration experiments are shown illustrating the conceots of inertia
10 Projectiles 4803Q
Laws relating to projectiles are demonstrated in several ways Vertical and hnHi x 30 miru
detail dyb vertical and horizontal projection treated in
30 min
30 min
30 min
30 min
30 min
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3D min
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11 Projectiles Laboratory 43031
Heights and ranges of projectiles are measured for different elevation angles Class participation 30 min
12 Newtons Second Law of Motion 43032
Uniformly accelerated motion demonstrated by small car Kinematics of motion given 3 rainFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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Physics Course EUF Continued
13 The Force Equation Laboratory
Acceleration of small car measured Class participation
40033
14 Newtons Law of Gravitation and Third Law of Motion 48034
Both laws formulated and a number of demonstrations are presented
15 Balanced and Unbalanced Forces 48035
Principles of composition of forces are presented and demonstrated
16 Concurrent Forces Laboratory 43036
The magnitudes and directions of forces are measured Class participates by recording data
17 Resolution of Forces
48037
30 min
30 min
30 min
30 min
30 min
Single forces applied to bodies are resolved into components Principles are illustrated by experiments
13 Resolution of Forces Laboratory 48038 30 min
Firce components on small loaded car are measured and recorded by class
19 Rotational Equilibrium 48039 33 min
Sets of forces are applied to a rigid body and translational and rotational equilibrium is established
20 Parallel Forces Laboratory 48040 30 min
Two beam balances and a set of weights are used to apply forces at different points along a meter stick
The forces and distances are measured as a class participation experiment
21 Center of Mass and Center of Gravity 48041 30 min
Principles and demonstrations of center of mass and center of gravity are presented in simple form
22 The Simple Crane Laboratory 48042
Forces in the tension and compression of members of a crane are measured and recorded
23 Equilibrium of Rigid Bodies 48043
Forces and torques acting on rigid bodies in equilibrium are treated and demonstrated
30 min
30 min
24 Friction 48044 3D min
Principles of sliding and rolling friction are treated and demonstrated under various experimental conditions
25 Coefficient of Friction Laboratory 43045
Measurements of sliding and rolling friction for several different materials are made and recorded
26 Streamlining 43046
Laminar flow and turbulent flow are treated and demonstrated with models
27 Work and Energy 43047
Principles of work and energy are formulated and demonstrated by models
28 Center of Gravity Laboratory 43048
Combinations of regular shaped bodies are balanced and then set into rotation Class records data
29 Energy and Power 48049
Principles of kinetic energy and power are treated and demonstrated by mechanical models
30 Horsepower Laboratory 48050
The horsepower of an electric motor is measured Class records data
31 Conservation of Energy
48051
30 min
30 min
30 min
30 min
30 min
30 min
30 min
Energy conservation as applied to kinetic and potential energy explained with experimental demonstrations
32 Conservation of Momentum 48052
Principles of impact force impulse and momentum are developed and demonstrated by experiments
33 Energy and Momentum Laboratory
4S053
30 min
30 min
Forces involved in driving a nail into a block of wood are measured and recorded by class
34 Levers 40054 30 min
Principles of first second and third class levers are given with several practical demonstrations for each
35 Levers Laboratory 43055 30 min
First second and third class levers are set up and applied equilibrium forces are measured
36 Anatomical Mechanics 48056 30 min
Principles of mechanics are applied to the human body Working models are shown
37 Machines 48057 30 min
Principles of levers wheels pulleys gears and combinations of same are explained and demonstrated34
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
Physics Course EBF Continued
33 Ballistics Laboratory 48058 30 min
Impulses for various rifle bullets are measured and muzzle velocities determined Class observes and re
cords data
39 Circular Motion 48059 30 min
Principles of rotation centripetal and centrifugal forces are presented and demonstrated by numerous exper
iments
40 Centripetal Force Laboratory 48060 30 min
Centripetal forces acting on rotating mass are measured with different speeds and compared with theory
41 Dynamics of Rotation 48061
Angular acceleration of rigid bodies in rotation is visually demonstrated
30 min
42 Conservation of Angular Momentum 43062 30 min
Internal changes within rotating bodies are applied to mechanical models demonstrating conservation laws
43 Moment of Inertia Laboratory 43063 30 min
Angular accelerations of several regularly shaped bodies are measured and their moments of inertia deter
mined
44 Atomic Theory of Matter 48064
Atoms and molecules as they exist in solids liquids and gases are explained with models
30 min
PROPERTIES OF MATTER
Lesson No
1 Elasticity Stress Strain Youngs Modulus 40071 30 min
The elasticity of solids as defined by Hookes Law and Youngs Modulus is introduced and explained
2 Hookes Law Laboratory 48072 30 min
Measurements on a stretching of a wire are made Hookes Law is demonstrated and Youngs Modulus is deter
mined
3 Bending Twisting and Bouncing 43073 30 min
Elastic properties of solids and Hookes Law are demonstrated by the bending of beams twisting of rods and
the bouncing of solid spheres
4 Pressure in a Liquid 48074 30 min
Pressure in a liquid density of liquids the concepts of pressure and density as they pertain to water
are explained and demonstrated
5 Pressure in Liquids Laboratory 43075 30 min
Liquid pressure is measured at various depths in fresh water and salt water and comparisons are made
6 Archimedes Principle 48076 30 min
Principles of buoyancy as applied to floating and submerged objects are explained and demonstrated
7 Density and Weight Density Laboratory 43077
Density and weight density of five solids are determined experimentally
30 min
8 Surface Tension 43078 30 min
The phenomenon of surface tension in liquids is explained and demonstrated by numerous experiments
9 The Atmosphere 48079 30 min
The physical properties of the earths atmosphere are discussed atmospheric pressure is demonstrated and
measured and practical applications of the principles are shown
10 Weighing the Air Laboratory 48080
A volume of air is measured and weighed and density of air is determined
30 min
11 Fluids in Motion 43081 30 min
Torricellis Theorem is explained Fluid friction and viscosity as applied to fluids in motion are dis
cussed and demonstrated
12 Fluid Friction Laboratory 43082 30 min
The velocity head friction head and pressure head as applied to water flowing through a pipe are meas
ured
13 Bernoullis Principle 48083 30 min
Many apparent paradoxes as they apply to flight the curve of a pitched ball etc are explained and demon
strated as illustrations of Bernoullis Principle
14 Vibrations and Waves 48084 30 min
Period frequency and amplitude of vibrating objects as they pertain to wave motion in general are introFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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Physics Course EBF Continued
duced and demonstrated
15 The Pendulum Laboratory 4G085 30 min
The periods of several simple pendulums are measured and the acceleration due to gravity is calculated
HEAT
Lesson No
1 Temperature and Expansion 48091 30 min
Various methods of measuring temperature are demonstrated by means of mercury thermometers electrical re
sistance thermometers and thermopiles The thermal expansion of solids is demonstrated
2 Thermal Expansion Laboratory 48092
The temperature of different metal rods is raised and the resulting expansion is measured
30 min
3 Heat Capacity and Change of State 48093 30 min
The concepts of specific heat thermal capacity and their relation to changes from solids to liquid to
gaseous states are discussed and demonstrated
4 Heat Transfer 48094 30 min
Heat transfer by conduction through solids and convection by liquids and gases is demonstrated
5 Specific Heat Laboratory 48095 30 min
Specific heat and thermal capacity of a metal are determined by calorimetry
6 Radiant Heat 40096 30 min
Transfer of heat by radiation is demonstrated Kirchhoffs radiation laws and Prevosts law of heat exchange
are discussed
7 Latent Heat of Fusion Laboratory 48097
The heat required to melt a measured quantity of ice is determined by calorimetry
30 min
8 Change of State 48098 30 min
The effect of pressure on the melting point of ice the absolute and relative humidity of the atmosphere and
the general effects of pressure on the melting and boiling points are demonstrated
9 Refrigeration and Geysers 48099 30 min
The general principles of refrigeration are presented Water simultaneously boiling and freezing at the
same temperature is shown An actual periodically spouting geyser demonstrates the effect of pressure on
the boiling point of water
10 Newtons Law of Cooling Laboratory 48100 30 min
Cooling curves of two cups are determined under different initial and final conditions as demonstration of
Newtons Law of Cooling
11 Heat Energy and Gas Laws 48101 30 min
Transformation of mechanical energy into heat mechanical equivalent of heat the general gas law Boyles
Law Charles Law are explained
12 Mechanical Equivalent of Heat Laboratory 48102 30 min
Mechanical energy is transformed into heat energy by means of a motordriven drum and the mechanical equiv
alent of heat is determined
13 Liquid Air 43103 30 min
Low temperatures are discussed the liquification of air is explained and the changes of physical properties
of solids and liquids cooled to liquid air temperatures are demonstrated
14 Heat Engines 48104 30 min
The principles of the steam engine internal combustion engines gas turbines and rocket engines are demon
strated by animation and models
15 Boyles Law Laboratory 48105 30 min
The pressures on a fixed mass of air at different volumes but at constant temperature are measured thereby
demonstrating Boyles Law
SOUND
Lesson No
1 Sound Waves 48151 30 min
Experimental demonstrations of simple harmonic motion transverse and longitudinal waves pitch frequency
and speed of sound are given
2 Frequency of Tuning Fork Laboratory 43152 30 min
Vibrograph method is used to measure the frequency of a tuning fork Class observes and records data36
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
Physics Coursa EBF Continued
3 Resonance Beats and Doppler Effect 48153 30 min
Experimental demonstrations of tuning forks in resonance significance of beat notes and explanation of
Doppler effect given
4 Vibrating Strings and Air Columns 43154 30 min
Relations between frequency velocity wave length amplitude and wave motions as they apply to standing
transverse waves explained
5 Vibrating Strings Laboratory 48155 30 min
Standing waves on a vibrating string are measured in terms of frequency wave length and wave velocity
6 Wind and Percussion Instruments 43156 30 min
Demonstrations of vibrating air columns organ pipes reed mouth pieces xylophone bars bells and cymbal
plates
7 Resonating Air Columns Laboratory 48157
Standing longitudinal waves produced in a vibrating air column are measured
30 min
8 Sound Energy and Hearing 48158 30 min
Demonstrations of sound energy its relation to loudness decibels the inverse square law and the human ear
as a detector are given
9 The Science of the Musical Scale 43159 30 min
Vibration frequencies of the diatonic chromatic and equal tempered scales are described along with chords
harmony and dissonance
10 Speed of Sound Laboratory 43160 30 min
Standing longitudinal waves in vibrating gas columns are measured and speed of sound in air and other gases
is determined
11 The Quality of Musical Sounds 40161 30 min
Relationship between fundamentals and harmonics as they pertain to quality of musical instruments and the
human voice is demonstrated
LIGHT OPTICS
Lesson No
1 The Nature of Light 43171 30 min
Sources of light straight line propagation pin hole camera and speed of light are explained and illustrat
ed
2 Light Sources and Illumination 48172 30 min
Introduction to inverse square law The principles of photometry as a means of determining intensity of
light sources luminance and illuminance are presented
30 min
3 Photometry Laboratory 48173
Intensities of a number of light sources are determined by using a photometer
4 Reflection From Plane Surfaces 43174 3q min
The law of reflection both internal and external from glass as well as water surfaces is demonstrated by
a number of different experiments
5 Reflection From Plane Surfaces Laboratory 48175 30 min
The law of reflection is demonstrated by means of objects and their images as reflected in a plane mirror
6 Reflection From Curved Surfaces 48176 30 min
The image forming properties of concave mirrors are demonstrated and the objectimage formula is introduced
7 Refraction of Light 43177 30 min
Refraction of light at smooth glass and water surfaces is demonstrated Snells Law is introduced Devia
tion of light by prisms having different angles is demonstrated
8 Index of Refraction Laboratory 43178 30 min
The Hartl Disc is used to measure angles of incidence and corresponding angles of refraction for the purpose
of verifying Snells Law
9 Lenses
43179
30 min
The principles of converging and diverging lenses are introduced The object image formula is demonstrated
as well as conjugate foci real and virtual images
10 Study of Lenses Laboratory 48180 30 min
The focal lengths of several converging lenses are determined and the object and image distances for sev
eral arrangements of lenses are measured
11 Dispersion Color 48181 30 min
The total reflection of light and internal reflection at glass and water surfaces are introduced and demonFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS52
Physics Course EBF Continued
strated Also the dispersion of white light into its spectrum is illustrated
12 Color Color 48182 30 min
The principles of the additive method of color mixing are illustrated by colored lights and the principles
of subtractive color mixing are demonstrated by color pigments
13 Magnifying Power of a Lens Laboratory 48183 30 min
The images of small objects as seen through lenses of short focal length are measured
14 The Eye and Optical Instruments 48184 30 min
The lens systems of cameras telescopes microscopes are introduced Optical defects of the nearsighted
and farsighted eye and means of correcting such defects are explained and demonstrated
15 Principles of the Microscope Laboratory 43185 30 min
Magnified images of small objects as seen by two lenses simulating a microscope are measured Focal
lengths object distances and image distances are measured
15 Diffraction and Interference 43186 30 min
The diffraction of light around small objects by a double slit and by a diffraction grating is presented
in detail and in each case is demonstrated by an experiment
17 Polarization of Light 43187 30 min
Polarization of light by reflection by double refraction in calcite and by polaroid is introduced and
demonstrated
18 Rainbows Blue Skies and Red Sunsets Color 48188 30 min
Principles of the primary and secondary rainbow are presented and demonstrated Halos around the sun and
moon are discussed The blue sky and red sunset are explained and demonstrated by a single experiment
ELECTRICITY MAGNETISM
Lesson No
1 Electricity at Rest 43201 30 min
Demonstration experiments of static electricity and forces between electrically charged bodies are given
Electroscopes and electrometers are demonstrated
2 Coulombs Law Electrostatics 48202 30 min
Law of forces between electrical charges is discussed Charging by induction and discharging by points are
demonstrated
3 Electricity in Motion 48203 30 min
Principles of the voltaic cell battery cells in general the dry cell and storage battery are presented
with demonstrations
4 Electromotive Force of a Battery Cell Laboratory 43204 30 min
The electromotive force of battery cells composed of different electrolytes and electrodes is measured
5 Ohms Law 48205 30 min
Relation between voltage current and resistance is demonstrated and treated in detail
6 Series Circuits Laboratory 48206 30 min
Ohms Law is applied to combinations of resistors connected in series
7 Parallel Circuits 43207 30 min
Ohms Law and Kirchhoffs Law are demonstrated by combinations of resistors connected in parallel
8 The Electric Field and Potential 43208 30 min
Definitions and the meanings of electrical potential potential difference electrical field and intensity
are explained and demonstrated
9 Parallel Resistances Laboratory 48209 30 min
The current through and potential differences across resistors connected in parallel are measured Ohms
Law and Kirchhoffs Law are applied
10 Capacitance 48210 30 min
The principles of capacitance and the construction of fixed variable capacitors are presented and demon
strated
11 The Potential Divider Laboratory 43211 30 min
Slide wire resistance is used to obtain variable voltages from a fixed source of electromotive force
12 Magnetism 43212 30 min
Properties of bar and horseshoe magnets and the principles of magnetic induction are discussed and demon
strated
13 Magnetic Fields 43213 30 min
Magnetic Fields around permanent magnets and the earth as a magnet are described mapped out and demon
strated38
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
Physics Course EBF Continued
14 Wheatstone Bridge Laboratory 48214
The electrical resistance of a number of different kinds and sizes of wire is determined
15 Effects of Electric Currents 48215
The heating effects and magnetic effects of electric currents are explained and demonstrated
30 min
30 min
16 Electrical Equivalent of Heat Laboratory 43216 30 min
Electric current and voltage supplied to a standard light bulb and the heat produced by the expended electri
cal energy are measured From these the electrical equivalent of heat can be calculated
17 Electric Motors 48217 3q min
The principles by which a magnetic field exerting a force on a current carrying wire are studied and demon
strated The principles are also applied to the ammeter and voltmeter
18 Magnetic Induction 48218 30 mn
Magnetic field in and around current carrying wires coils solenoids and electromagnets are described
and methods of calculation presented
19 A Study of Motors Laboratory 48219 30 mi
Principles of the electric motor are described and then demonstrated by actually assembling a small labora
tory electric motor which operates
20 Induced Electric Currents 48220 30 m4n
The principles of induced electric currents beginning with Michael Faradays discovery are presented and
then applied to the design of an electric generator The study of alternating current is discussed alonq
with eddy currents and Lenzs Law a
21 Coulombs Law Magnetism Laboratory 48221
lHl deigned manetsnare used on a Hibbert balance From measured forces between magnets the inverse
square law for magnetic poles can be verified
30 min
22 Transformers
Principles of induction coils closed and open core transformers and the long distance transmi
tncal energy over power lines are discussed and demonstrated usance Transmi
23 Alternating Current Theory
48222
me
demonstrated
48223
30 min
Lssion of elec
The concepts of inductance inductive reactance capacitive reactance and imped
mental principles relating to alternating currents Levitation is demonstrated
24 Transformers Laboratory 48224
Voltage measurements on the primary and secondary coils of a transformer are marie rn mk
vclving stepup and stepdown transformers are used transformer are made Coil combinations in
30 min
ance are introduced as funda
demonstrated with an operating levitator
30 min
ATOMIC PHYSICS
Lesson No
1 Discovery of the Electron 48231
The general appearance of high voltage electrical discharges in partially evacuated tubes is rlomnnc J
Straight line propagation and momentum of cathode rays are demonstrated evaCUated tubes ls demonstrated
30 min
30 min
Electronic Charge and Mass 48232
The bending of cathode rays in an electric field and in a maqnetic field is desrrlhod anH ri 4
KsecSLirrseSicathode rays ny iwaSidsrP8srrLt
3 The Elements and Their Isotopes 48233
KZc rdSr and MS diSCVery f iSOtPeS described IOtope9 and their relative
30 min
4 Electronic Charge to Mass Ratio Laboratory
A beam of electrons from an electron
accelerat
electrons
43234
KIsrrPs tssdC
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5 Light Sources and Their Spectra Color
The four general types of spectra are described and demonstrated These are continuou
absorption line emission and line absorption spectra continuou
30 min
s emission continuous
48236
Wave Lengths of Spectrum Lines Laboratory
2S fwfvrngtrclbrL1168 d the
30 min
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7 XRays
48237
The discovery of Xrays by Roentgen and the construction and principles of xray tube
principles by which xray photographs are made and demonstrated
30 min
s are discussed TheFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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Pivsics Course EBF Continued
8 Radioactivity 48238 30 min
The discovery of radioactivity by Becquerei the ionization of alpha beta and gamma rays are discussed The
principles of the Wilson Cloud Chamber are explained and demonstrated
9 Radioactivity Measurements Laboratory 48239 30 min
The characteristic plateau curve for a GeigerMueller counter is determined experimentally and measurements
ar made on a counting rate meter to verify the inverse square law
ELECTRONICS
Lesson No
1 Electromagnetic Waves 43251 30 min
The Leyden Jar and the discovery of oscillating circuits are described and demonstrated Electrical reso
nance the propagation of electromagnetic waves and the principles of the Tesla Coil are described and demon
strated
2 Vacuum Tubes 48252
The historical development of wireless and radio from Marconi to the DeForest Audion is covered
30 min
3 Characteristics of Vacuum Tubes Laboratory 48253 f 30 min
Measurements of gridvoltage and plate current applied to the elements of a triode vacuum tube are made
From these double characteristic curves are to be plotted
4 Oscillators Amplifiers and Radio 40254 30 min
Electrical circuits using triode vacuum tubes as amplifiers and as oscillators are described Simple radio
transmitter and principles of a loud speaker are treated
5 The Photoelectric Effect 48255 30 min
The phenomenon of the emission of electrons from metals by the action of light is demonstrated and the
explanation through the Einstein photoelectric equation is presented Transmission of sound over a light
beam is demonstrated
6 Electromagnetic Waves Laboratory 48256 30 min
VHF electromagnetic wave lengths are shown by standing waves on a conductor Wave length of microwaves is
measured by reflection from a plane surface
7 Radar and TV 43257 30 min
The echo effect of microwaves is described and the use of wave guides is explained The principles of
scanning and of the image orthicon as used in television are presented
8 GeigerMueller and Scintillation Counters Laboratory 48258 30 min
The counting rate capabilities of these two counters are studied The resolution time of the GeigerMueller
counter is determined from counting rate measurements
QUANTUM OPTICS
Lesson No
1 The Bohr Atom 48271 30 min
The Rutherford scattering experiments of alpha particles by thin metal films are described and then demon
strated by a mechanical model The principles of the Bohr atom of hydrogen are given
2 Electron Shell Structure 48272 30 min
The principles of the Bohr atom are extended to the other elements of the periodic table Numbers of elec
trons in the various shells are described The principles of the Thomson shell model are demonstrated by
using small magnets floating in water
3 Photon Collisions and Atomic Waves 48273 30 min
The photoelectric effect and Compton effect are discussed and demonstrations of the particle aspects of
photons The DeBroglie waves as they apply to the DavissonGermer experiment and the hydrogen model are
presented as illustrations of wave aspects of atomic particles
4 Electron Optics 48274 30 min
Reflection of electrons in a uniform electric field is compared with the refraction of light and Snells
Law Electron lenses of various shapes and designs are discussed and then applied to an electron gun the
oscilloscope the infrared telescope and the electron microscope
NUCLEAR PHYSICS
Lesson No
1 Nuclear Disintegration 40281 30 min
Rutherfords discovery of induced nuclear disintegration Chadwicks discovery of the neutron Einsteins
mass energy equation and the relations among different forms of atomic energy are described and illustrated40
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
Physics Course EBF Continued
2 Cosmic Rays 43282 30 min
A brief history of the early experiments in cosmic rays is given This is followed by a discussion of the
discovery of the positron the prediction and observation of electron pair production and a description of
cosmic ray showers and the continuous Wilson Cloud Chamber
3 Atomic Accelerators 48283 30 min
Begins with the CockroftWilton experiment then describes the cyclotron Van de Graaff generator betatron
and linear accelerator A working mechanical model of a cyclotron is demonstrated
4 Radiation Measurements Laboratory 43284 30 min
The absorption of penetrating radiation by matter is described Measurements of the absorption of beta and
gamma rays by solids are made by means of a GeigerMueller counter
5 Transmutation 48285 30 min
The disintegration and transmutation of atomic nuclei produced by high energy atomic particles from typical
accelerators are described Neutron disintegration and the discovery of mesons are discussed
6 Inside the Nucleus and Fission 43286 30 min
Binding Forces between nucleons the nuclear barrier and potential well model of nuclei and the transuranic
elements are described A working mechanical model of a nuclear potential barrier is used to demonstrate
nuclear capture of high energy particles
7 Nuclear Energy 43287 30 min
The fusion of hydrogen nuclei as a source of solar energy the chain reaction of uranium nuclei the princi
pies of critical mass relating to atomic bombs and nuclear power plants are described The wellknown
mousetrap experiment is used to demonstrate a chain reaction and a block model is used to illustrate an
acomic pile
END OF PHYSICS COURSE
Pictorial Sketching sht 3048
This film covers the basic principles of pictorial sketching that every engineer must know Using a combination
of animated drawings and live photography it describes the three methods of pictorial sketching axometric
and explains where and how to use each methodMcGrawHill
oblique perspective
Planned Escape From Fire eljhsh Color 3158
Preplanned escape from a home fire is a family problem and to be completely effective should be oractireri f
family project Effective knowledge can turn helpless panic into efficient actionProgressive PraCtlCSd 3S a
Plant Tropisms and Other Movements jhsh Color 2772
Positive Look at Negative Numbers A eljh Color 3030
number aszero talons fromDkkpinq1n5 l T ll PSitiV6 and ative
of negative numbers as a meansIsingelslsthan S rpSbLmXingtfsiS
Power Train The sh
How the power gets from the engine to the road surface via the rlnrh J 4min
joints differential axles and wheels with an ea
Preparing Projected Materials t Color 4050
Vignettes of an early day teacher using a maqic lantrn in hPr H 15 min
her modernday granddaughter as a building aud ovisuaT coordinator ThlT k 3ndClSe this Picture shows
projected materials many of which they prepare themsevesAmonaheriLnn SCh01 US6 a VarietV of
Polaroid copying stand Polaroid back for a Graohir Pl Jn9 the demonstrations are use of 2 x 2 cameras
head opaque and 2 x 2 projectorBailey P Thermofa CP for copying and color liftoff over
I jhsh
President Woodrow Wilson Pt
The role of the Supreme Court social and economic problems of 20th centurv An 25 m
slums crime depletion of natural resources political corruption nl 7 f employment child labor
opposition a President of the U S stands LTsnZltTo he S Si and olitic
25 min
opposition a President of the U S stands by h nom nationto PltS U9ious Prejudice and political
believ the law must keep pace with our 1X
President Woodrow Wilson Pt II jhsh
See description aboveRobert Saudek Associates
25512
25 min
Pride and Prejudice jhsh
Jane Austens charming comedy of 18thcentury manners and wittv ir 40 min
such as Greer Garson Laurence Olivier Maureen OSullivan plctZZ HCnVeSatlon seV portrayed by stars
delightful realityFilms Inc llivan Pictures the social world of provincial England withFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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Principles and Methods fttrherrinrhalication of modern principles of linguistics to the
descriptions of individual titles
The Nature of Language and How It Is Learned
The Sounds of Language
The Organization of Language Ind U
Words and Their Meanings
Modern Techniques in Language Teaching
4155
15 min
ontrol of current in circuits employing gasfilled tubes use
Principles of GasFilled Tubes sh
T sis2ttrissi2flalis sirtr as g
controlled rectifierNorwood
3049 19 min
Product Development sh improving materials processes and products the qualifications for
ILTfct ideas such as production requirements in relation to existing facilities and aspects of product
acceptable product ideas such as product
engineeringMcGrawHill
3059
10 min
Production Control Pt II sh
3060 19 min
The three final stepsin production control scheduling dispatching and followup are considered in this
film It demonstrates the use of the master schedule and of the shop schedule and shows dispatching in both
centralized and decentralized formsMcGrawHill
Productivity Key to Americas Economic Growth sh Color 4042 28 min
Emphasizes the fact that economic growth has been due largely to productivity advance growing out of technological
proqress Stresses need for retraining of workers displaced by automationJS
Profiles in Courage Series jhsh
These seven films are biographical sketches of Americans who showed great moral courage in the face of extreme
pressure or provocation Selected by John F Kennedy Other titles will be added as purchased See alphabetical
listings for descriptions of individual titlesRobert Saudek Associates
Prudence Crandall
Judge Ben B Lindsey
Governor John M Slaton
Anne Hutchinson
George Mason
President Woodrow Wilson
Richard T Ely
Protist Kingdom The jhsh Color 4278 14 min
The Kingdom of Protists is made up of those living things that are not clearly plant nor animal Many scientists
find it convenient to include six major groups of living things in the Protist Kingdom sarcodina ciliates
flagellates sporozoa slime molds and bacteria Although all are noncellular in structure and most are micro
scopic in size they are able to carry on all the life activities of manycelled plants and animals The film
aids in teaching the use of the microscopeFA
Prudence Crandall Pt I jhsh 25501 25 min
Education in a democracy equality of opportunity the status of women and of Negroes in 19th century America A
New England schoolteacher accepting only her conscience as her guide insists on the right to an education of
every American child regardless of color and discovers that she has joined a battle for the liberation of a race
Robert Saudek Associates
Prudence Crandall Pt II jhsh
See description aboveRobert Saudek Associates
25502
25 min
Psychological Differences Between the Sexes sh 25477 19 min
The film dramatizes the way in which a young couple react to similar situations Their diverse reactions exempli
fy some typical psychological differences between the sexes By projecting into the future the film shows Jane
and Jim married Previously dramatized differences are seen to cause misunderstandings between a husband and
wi feMcGrawHi11
Puerto Rico Its Past Present and Promise eljhsh Color 8897 20 min
Shows one of the boldest experiments ever undertaken by a poor and despairing people The unique partnership be
tween Puerto Rico and the United States has created a showcase of democracy in the Caribbean through Operation
Bootstrap Students become aware of the changing ways of life on large companyowned sugar plantations on small
familyowned farms and in cities where slums are being replaced by new housing and modern industrial plantsEBF
Quality Control sh 3051 10 min
Industry controls the quality of its product by keeping check on the variable factors in manufacturing men42
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
machines materials manufacturing conditions etc
manufacturing cost and selling priceMcGrawHill
This film describes factors in setting quality standards on
Radio Waves jhsh Color 25462 27 min
Both manmade and natural radio waves are discussed beginning with Hertzs discoveries in the 19th century The
influence of the ionosphere on radio waves is explained and the relationship between radio waves the ionosphere
the earths mac
WJ A1ily rj N51 w o WJ3UVCL J C 3 11 Lilt 17LI1 LeilLUiy 1
the ionosphere on radio waves is explained and the relationship between radio waves the ionosphe
agnetic force and solar activity described The new science of radio astronomy which seeks to le
more about the universe from radio waves coming to the earth from space beyond our solar system is described
McGrawHill
earn
Railroad Builders The eljhsh Color 8914 14 min
With unusual combination of live photography original prints and photographs the film presents a dramatic
account of the building of the first transcontinental railroad and explains how the railroad builders contributed
to the westward expansion of the United StatesEBF
Reading Readiness t 25447 30 min
Reading readiness is discussed in four overlapping areas 1 physical readiness 2 emotionalsocial readiness
3 mental readiness 4 educational readiness Deals principally with readiness in beginning stages of the
reading process with some references to readiness at other levelsETV
Reading Weather Maps eljh Color 2813 13 min
Stepbystep preparation of a station model includes symbols for cloud coverage wind direction and speed dew
point and barometric pressure and tendency Based on hundreds of station models in North America we see isobars
low and high pressure areas warm and cold fronts and areas of precipitation added to complete the weather map
Ws see how the weather map may be used to forecast weatherCoronet
ReCreating Spirit The eljhsh Color 4717 18 min
The film 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 averaqe commu
nityState Dept of Public Parks
Richard T Ely Pt I jhsh 25513 25 min
The freedom to search for the truth the relationship between academic freedom freedom of speech and freedom of
the press Social reform in 19th century America the free competition of ideas the danger of destroying
liberty in the process of defending it A college professor demands that his students examine ideas explore
assumptions evaluate information and make independent judgments without regard to the accepted thinking of their
timeRobert Saudek Associates
Richard T Ely Pt II jhsh
See description aboveRobert Saudek Associates
25514
25 min
Rocks That Form on the Earths Surface eljh Color 8612 IS min
This film is designed to help students investigate sedimentary rocks to discover where they come from what
they are made of and how they are formed With carefully selected visual examples and demonstrations the film
explores 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 waterEBF
Rocks That Originate Underground eljh Color 8887 16 min
Since igneous and metamorphic rocks are not produced by surface processes the film suqqests thev must be formed
within the earths crust Conditions within the crust are reconstructed bv use of indirect evidence and the fact
that both types of rock are composed of interqrown crystalline mineral qrains is offered The film proceeds to
explore the requirements for growing such crystals and by combining these requirements with observations in nature
presents some conditions that surround the birth of these rocksEBF
Romeo and Juliet jhsh 4213 4j min
Faithful rendering of Shakespeares timeless love story enacted by John Barrymore Leslie Howard and Norma Shearer
amidst the splendor of Renaissance Italy Selected sequences include the duel scene the death scene Friar
Lawrences cell and flashes of the CapuletMontague family feudFilms Inc
Safety in the Home 3rd Edition peljhsh Color 8615 12 min
A film that shows children how to think ahead as the first step toward home safety It demonstrates the importance
of making commonsense decisions of safety to prevent household mishaps The film closes with several test
situations for which children are to choose the correct safe course of actionEBF
Safety on the Street 2nd Edition eljhsht Color 567 11 rain
The responsibility for safety is placed on the children themselves why they must be alert and why safety is their
own decision Without preaching the films purpose is to help 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 trainingEBFFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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Saga
Saga
Saga
of Western Man The 1492 Pt I jhsh Color 25489
Focuses on the Renaissance as it flowered in Florence Some of the great art treasures of alltime are seen
illustrating the freeing of mans spirit in a new age The inquiring mind of Leonardo Da Vinci is illustrated
through his selfportrait with accompanying excerpts from his writings on art the architecture of living things
and the probability of man flying like a bird Retraces the path of Columbus first through Spain then during
the long anxious days across the Atlantic and ends by recapturing the sweep and adventure of the trip that
opened up a new worldMcGrawHill
of Western Man The 1492 Pt II jhsh Color 25490
See description aboveMcGrawHill
40 min
25491
27 min
of Western Man The 1776 Pt I jhsh Color
This film recreates the year that launched a world revolution whose end has not yet been reached Filmed at
Lexington and Concord Boston Philadelphia Williamsburg Va as well as in England and France 76
relates not only what happened but how it happened Students will hear the words of the Founding Fathers and
will see Revolutionary arms Jeffersons writing desk and the ink stand on which the Declaration of Independence
was s
Trent
see ttevuiuLiundi y dims jci iclh u 41wn nt
iqned Also shown are Independence Hall at Philadelphia Washingtons headquarters before the battle of
on the dragging of the cannon from Fort Ticonderoga to Boston and many other important sitesMcGrawHill
of Western Man The 1776 Pt II jhsh Color
See description aboveMcGrawHill
Saga
Saga of Western Man The 1898 Pt
25492
25493
27 min
27 min
If jhsh Color
Bv 1898 the settlers had fought their last Indian and could concentrate on developing their land The continent
now connected by rail was creating booming cities and industrial giants This energetic new nation Previously
concerned only with internal matters now looked outward The film begins by exploring reasons for and the re
sults of the Spanish American War which saw the U S emerging as a world power The nation s contrasting wealth
and labor unions the clash of imperialists and antiimperialists the
of the East and West by railroad
and poverty the rise of sweatshops
poignance of immigrants at Ellis Island the last Indian battle and the joining
all are recalled in stirring film photographs contemporary newspapers and paintingsMcGrawHill
Saga of Western Man The 1898 Pt II jhsh Color
See description aboveMcGrawHill
25494
25495
Saga of Western Man The 1964 Pt I jhsh Color
Ir
Highli
than
obsolv
automation old age unemployment equal opportunity and leisure timeMcGrawHill
25496
27 min
27 min
27 min
Saga of Western Man The 1964 Pt II jhsh Color
See description aboveMcGrawHill
School Bus Safety With Strings Attached eljhsh 4271 28 min
Teaches the basic principles of school bus discipline and explains the reasons for commonly accepted rules of
school bus safety Motivates faithful observance by showing that disregard for these rules can have serious
consequences and makes each student aware of his personal responsibility to set a good example and to teach
good safety habits to younger childrenJF
Science in Space jhsh Color 25463 JflJH
Scientific exploration of space and the placing of satellites in orbit are explained Significant discoveries of
modern space science are shown including the Van Allen radiation belts Radio and optical methods of tracking
satellites the telemetry of data from satellites and space probes to earth and the analysis of these data are
stressedMcGrawHill
Sea Fever jhsh Color 160
This film is one of mans visual interpretations of one of the most famous of all sea poems
Fever It is presented to the student not only to create an appreciation for a great poem
rpen the viewers awareness and motivate him to express his discoveries to others
nation sharpe
8 min
John Masefields Sea
but to stir the imagi
Charles Cahill
8389
30 min
ea OoPthe greatest dramatists of out time visits with a young American friend at his home on the Devon coast in
Eoland surrounded by his family and his books He tells of the poverty of his youth discusses the great play
wrights he has known and admired Shaw Yeats and Lady Gregory among them and speaks of the great hope he holds
for the worldEBF
Second World War The Allied Victory jhsh 8886 28 min
This powerful documentary film reviews key events in the last stage of World War II from early 1944 to the sur
render of Japan in 1945 Carefully selected footaqe from newsreels U S armed forces and caotured Axis films
illustrates the vast scope the enormous cost and heroism of the Allied effort The film also explains how total
mobilization of manpower and resources was achieved and how brilliant strategic coordination of fighting forces
enabled the Allies to turn neardefeat into victoryEBF
Second World War The Prelude to Conflict jhsh 8884 29 min
A compelling documentary film on the causes of World War II has been compiled from newsreels captured Axis films
and U S armed forces footage The film examines key events conditions and political forces that contributed44
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
to the outbreak of war the failure of the Versailles peace treaty the impact of the great depression the polit
ical crisis which resulted from economic chaos in Germany and the spread of isolationism in the United Stated
Second World War The Triumph of the Axis jhsh 8885
Presents a unique film record and analysis of the triumphs of the Axis powers during the first phase of World War
II It shows how Nazi Germany and Japan conceived and nearly carried out their bold plans for world conquest
in therlasrEBF lndeC1S1n ad miUta Preparedness resulted in Axis aggression in much of E3pe and
Seconds Count eljhsh Color 4025
H prehesve Hm which includes many incidents dealing with drowning and asphyxia problems emphasizes the
need for speed in applying emergency resuscitation by the mouthtomouth method Exhaled air resuscitation is
demonstrated even before a drowning victim is pulled from the water The film also shows how Important U is for
the victim once breathing has restarted to be taken to a hospital for close observation to avoid relapseIFB
Secretary The A Normal Day Second Edition sh 2518
We learn about typical secretarial responsibilities such as making appointments greeting visitors processinc
incoming mail supervising files organizing a business trip taking dictation and transcribing The fUm empha
Coronet QUaUtieS f Selfdirection willingness to learn judgment and enthusiasm needed
Secretary The Taking Dictation Second Edition sh 2519
A good secretary has the proper materials organized to respond quickly to the bosss call She knows correct
posture how to indicate special instructions when to interrupt and when not how to key dictation to letters
being answered and other routine proceduresCoronet nictation to letters
Secretary The Transcribing Second Edition sh 2520
We learn about the placing of work materials to avoid waste motion establishing priorities so that rush itemsaet
frl al tVPinl techniTS fl faSt6r eater letters Basic letter f and procedures for transcribing
from a dictating machine complete the surveyCoronet anscrioing
Sections and Conventions sht 4076
The sectional view is demonstrated as the means of effectively showing important interior details of an obiec
After describing the special sign language of sectioning the film describes the various types or sections in
cluding a full section halfsection revolved section auxiliary section Conventional principleand oractices
SwHUl ln COnstctin9 I ews are described as well as conventions foUweS iecialnstancL
Selecting and Using ReadyMade Materials t Color 25467 17
tarof numhofrrdVade VProduced instructional materials designed to meet the similar needs of
large numbers of teachers and students all over the country is available today This film illustrates how the
teacher can bring imagination and professional artistry to the task of adapting these materiaIs It the particular
purposes or conditions pertinent to his group of studentsMcGrawHill particular
Selection of Dimensions sht 4077
Sense Perception Pt I The Wonder of the Senses jhsh Color 4045
Examines the senses of sight hearing touch taste and smell in terms of structure and function Includes remark
akes pTace1 thenbrtinngtnesenSlble V PTeSmted that Perception actual y
taxes place in the brain the sense organs are merely receptorsMIS
Sense Perception Pt II The Limitation
of the Senses jhsh Color 4q46
Considering what a tiny sliver of the vast electromagnetic spectrum that our eyes can detect makes us realize that
TZlu m Demonstrations with silent sound reveal similar limitations to our hearing The point is
ans feeble senses put him in touch with only a very limited part of realityMIS
Seven Rules of Bicycle Safety The pel Color
Few bicycle safety films are of a simple positive nature Most show the right and wrong ways of riding
In thisfnrnthe L K inmany ses raakin9 the wrong way appear to be more fun than the proper safe way
Anthony Lane Y Sh0Wn in 3 Simple eaSy t0 understandpositive manner
b min
a bike
safe way
Shape of the Earth The Geodesy jhsh Color
The study of the size and shape of the earth is
25460
27 min
Shapes and Polarities of Molecules sh Color
Observations are made of electric effects includi
25540
18 min
In 7 k eiectrlc effects including deflections of streams of liquids by a charged rod and
cnanges in charging time of a capacitor There is evidence that different molecules give wo types of results
Some give very marked interactions with electric charges while others give little effect To explain these difFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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ferent results a conceptual model is developed based on two types of molecules Polar and nonpolar Considera
tion of bond polarity and molecular shape allows prediction of molecular polarity The molecular dipole model is
used to explain differences in solubility conductivity and chemical reactivityMLA
Signal 30 jhsh Color 25518 23 min
You are there when stark tragedy strikes on the highway due to misjudgment or carelessness of some operator of the
pleasure or commercial vehicle which when misused becomes a lethal weapon It is an ugly film It is meant to be
it is designed to drive home to those who see it that an accident is not pretty This film is being used all over
the world with many courts requiring its viewing as part of the sentence of a traffic violator It is extremely
effective in reducing accidentsHighway Safety Foundation Inc
Simple Demonstrations With Magnetism eljh 2767 11 min
Interesting demonstrations and experiments explain and illustrate the basic concepts of magnetism magnets pro
duce a force magnets have poles magnets can make other magnets and the earth is a magnet Many of the experi
ments can be repeated in the classroom while others use equipment not available in most schoolsCoronet
Simple Demonstrations With Water eljh 2812 13i min
Water has surface tension water exerts pressure and water can produce a buoyant force Deftly and clearly per
formed demonstrations of these three basic principles will help us learn more about water and the way it oehaves
Many of these simple demonstrations can be repeated in the classroomCoronet
3056
11 min
SimPlAnatedPderawingshare used in this film to explain what simple developments are and how they are made Stepbystep
development of a hexagonal prism truncated cylinder right rectangular pyramid oblique pyramid right circular
cone and truncated right circular cone is shownMcGrawHill
134
11 min
Simple Machines The Inclined Plane Family eljh
In order to explain the operation of this basic machine the film follows a young boy named Mark who discovers
throuqh a series of simple experiments how an inclined plane can make work easier The experiments include a
tabletop demonstration that a child can easily reconstruct The latter part of the film describes other machines
of the inclined plane family the wedge and the screwEBF
Simple Machines The Lever Family Lever Pulley Wheel and Axle eljh
0070 A 111X11
With a series of simple demonstrations amplified by animated diagrams the film explains the operating principles
of basic machines in the lever family Shows how the lever pulley wheel and axle are related to each other
and how each makes work easierEBF
SingleBase Transformations t
25485 30 min
Introduces singlebase transformations and considers in detail as a typical example one kind of a singlebase
transformationMcGrawHill
n n 4 9ri441 30 min
Sme Thlmportacfof reefing definition of reading are discussed Nine guides for a good reading program are
presented This session presents a framework for the remaining programsETV
4032 3 reels
Sounds of Language The t Qf g language are organized int0 a system that such systems
vary from one language to another and that all the parts of the systemincluding intonation patterns rhythms
a stressesare important for the teaching of a second language In exploring the ways sounds may function in a
language the concept of the phoneme is explained and illustrated A demonstration lesson in Spanish illustrates
the teaching of intonation and stress patterns as well as the pronunciation of individual sound segmentsInd U
25465 min
South America jhsh Color g gf i the keni
continenrTnumber of additional concepts not touched on in the films dealing with individual countries are
discussed social unrest the communist danger the emergence of Latin America in international politicsMcGraw
Hill
Southern New England Region The gff farming used the abundant water supply thrive
machinery to make shoes cotton and woolen textiles and other products Boston and Providence became great sea
norts Evervone prospered until the end of the First World War when the area became depressed The film shows
Corkers learned new trades and skills New industries came and built plants Water and electrical power
how workers learnea nw e th t Boston and providence portsthe worlds great colleges and
unieritierandnmostUimportant The people or New England have helped make this one of Americas great indus
trial areasMcGrawHill
Lands and People Second Edition eljhsh Coloog 16 min
sources on the Iberian PeninsulaCoronet
8546 30 min
Spirit of Rome The sh Color rharles Bell this film an imaginative and forceful recreation of the
E25 StronSSSn by ihe EBF Unities Film Unit Dramatic scenes
Spain and Portugal46
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
from Shakespeares Julius Caesar and George Bernard Shaws Caesar and Cleopatra are skillfully presented to depict
the tremendous spectacle of ancient RomeEBF
Starting Positions and Takedowns jhsh 3053 11 min
Introduces the viewer to proper Stance either Square or Dropstep and stresses the importance of proper balance
The wrestlers then demonstrate three basic Starting positions Open Semiclosed and Closed Next three kinds
of Tieups are demonstrated Headelbow headbicep and Bicepelbow These tieups are repeated in slow motion
Tikedowns are then demonstrated and six are shown in detail Duckunder Side leg dive Double leg dive Fire
mans carry Snapdown and Bump back The importance of counter maneuvers such as the Whizzer are discussedJ
Colburn
Starvation Without Hunger jhsh Color 25555 20 min
This film emphasizes the fact that American children are not in need of food per se but for nourishing food It
depicts the food choices and food habits of the American teenager in various eating situations The film tells the
story very interestingly that many times the teenager chooses to eat foods which make little or no nutritive contri
bution to his daily food needsCalif Dairy Council
Statue of Liberty The eljhsh Color 4396 14 min
The film emphasizes the concepts of freedom and democracy and reminds us of the great American Heritage The
meaning of Liberty will become stronger and clearer through a close highlighted view of the famous Lady in the
New York HarborHandel
Structure of Atoms The sh Color 4078 12j min
This film provides the experimental evidence for our basic concepts concerning the structure of the atom An ex
periment similar to Rutherfords historic alpha particle scattering demonstrations shows that atoms have dense
positively charged nuclei Another fundamental experiment shows the charge on the electron and the ratio of
charge to massMcGrawHill
Structure of Water The sh Color 4102 14 min
The unusual properties of water aro demonstrated in a comparison of changes in state with paraffin and benzene
Other experiments describe molecular polarity the dipole attraction and hydrogen bonding between water molecules
and their effect on the geometry of the water lattice In one demonstration a bursting cast iron bomb shows the
forces involved as water freezesMcGrawHill
Sudden Emergencies sh 3299
rehearse ahead of time what youll do if certain common emergencies arise if the accelerator sticks
a car fnrreH off the pavement and in animation how to recover from a skidAmerican
Warns to
the brakes fail if the car is forced o
Oil Co
4t min
if the accelerator sticks if
Sunset at Appomattox jhsh 4542 21 min
Illustrates the military conditions which forced the surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia by General Robert
E Lee and recreates authentically the meeting of Generals Ulysses S Grant and Robert E Lee in the McLean
farmhouse at Appomattox Court House Virginia which signalled the end of Confederate resistance Presents
character studies in depth of the commanding generals of the Confederate and Union ArmiesTFC
Supervisory Roles With Student Teachers t 4465 17 rain
This film is intended for use by directors of student teaching in teachers colleges for the education of super
vising teachers working with the student teacher of the collegeIndiana State College
Switzerland Life in a Mountain Village pel Color 8560 14 min
Depicts the beautiful yet rugged geography of rural Switzerland and features the way of life in the small Swiss
village of Evolene Introduces the many seasonal activities in one village family Shows their home life rec
reation farm work including the pasturing of the cows and cheesemaking school work and other traditional activi
ties within the communityEBF
Tad the Frog p Color 2768
hLhbSTe If h3tCh I Uny 6 int a tadpole d develop into a fullgrown adult we learn how frogs
breathe what they eat how they grow and live Designed to combine science concepts with a variety of language
arts activities this film also instills ideas of pet care and conservation of wildlifeCoronet
Tale of Two Cities A jhsh 426
hf FnhRiUintale J heTf deYotion and tragedy capturingthe intensity of its overwhelming background
the French Revolution Ronald Colman is an unforgettable Sydney CartonFilms Inc ground
Teaching a Directed Reading Lesson t 25444
How to teach a lesson in a basal reader is discussed and illustrated A sixphase lesson plan pattern is used
difficulty ieveiTrve iUUStrated ad then a11 si Phas illustrated with a story on fourth grade
Teaching Children tn Read Orally t 25455
rising SfSSUf SSSST FOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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Teaching Comprehension Skills I t 25451 30 min
Six guides for teaching the comprehension skills are discussed and four of twenty comprehension skills are
treated Discussed are l associating meaning with words 2 interpreting punctuation 3 interpreting sub
headings and other devices and 4 reading by thought unitsETV
30 min
Discussed
Teaching Comprehension Skills II t 25452
Ten comprehension skills are discussed in some detail and suggestions for teaching each are offered
are l 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 an
swers to questions 6 reading for details 7 reading to follow directions 8 reading to understand waiters
plan of attack 9 reading to follow sequence of events and 10 reading to get main ideaETV
Teaching Comprehension Skills III t 25453 30 min
Review and presentation of six additional skills l reading to locate information 2 reading to enjoy and to
appreciate 3 reading to interpret illustrative material 4 reading for remembering in depth 5 reading to
draw conclusions and to get implied meanings and 6 reading to evaluate criticallyETV
Teaching of Reading Series t
This eighteen film series was prepared by Dr I E Aaron of the University of Georgia It is designed for group
instruction of reading teachers Group Discussion Leaders should obtain a copy of Teaching of Reading a cor
relative handbook from the State Department of Education ListeningViewing Guides for each film may be ob
tained from the same source It is suggested that interested teachers plan to view these films as part of the
schools inservice work For descriptions and catalog numbers see alphabetical listings
Some Guides for a Good Reading Program
An Informal Reading Inventory
Using Basal Readers Effectively
ToacMng a Directed Reading Lesson
Organizing for Effective Reading Instruction
Organizing for Effective Reading
Reading Readiness
Teaching Word Recognition Skill 3 I
Teaching Word Recognition Skills II
Teaching Word Recognition Skills III
Teaching Comprehension Skills I
Teaching Comprehension Skills II
Teaching Comprehension Skills III
Teaching Reading in the Content Areas
Teaching Children to Read Orally
Developing Interest and Tastes in Reading
Evaluating Growth in Reading
Helping Children with Reading DisabilityETV
Teaching Reading in the Content Areas t 25454 30 min
Devoted 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 symbolsETV
Teaching Word Recognition Skills I t 25448 30 min
Discusses the importance of word attack skills and offers five teaching guides A systematic coverage of three
word attack techniques follows l sight vocabulary building 2 use of picture clues and 3 use of context
cluesETV
Teaching Word Recognition Skills II t 25449 30 min
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 use
ETV
Teaching Word Recognition Skills III t 25450 30 min
Devoted to phonics and related skills History of the phonics vs no phonics argument is traced A systematic
coverage of phonics syllabication and accent is givenETV
Team Teaching on the Elementary Level t Color 4001 14 min
Cashmere Washington is the scene of this experiment in team teaching The film traces the motivations plans
and details involved in achieving the new teaching method including a summer workshop for teachers Cashmeres
specially designed school building and organized program are graphically portrayed The purpose and methodology
or team teaching are explained and its feasibility in the elementary schools is demonstratedBailey
TellTale Heart The jhsh 4232 20 min
Gripping presentation of Edgar Allan Poes story of the apprentice who killed his master and then was driven to
confession by what he thought was the sound of the dead mans beating heartFilms Inc
Theories of English Grammar t 25482 30 min
Three theories of English grammar are discussed with the aim of demonstrating how adequate each one is as a theory
The theories discussed are the traditional the structural and the transformationalMcGrawHill
Things a Teacher Sees The t Color 4371 19 min
The film illustrates the teachers contribution to the health and wellbeing of her pupils stressing the value of
teacher observation for detecting physical and emotional health problems Her role as an observer is stressed with
brief illustrations of the roles of other team members including the parents family doctor public health nurse
and psychologistIFB
Training Manikin The eljhsh Color 3026 10 min
Although intended primarily for first aid instructors this film will also be of interest to all first aid classes
The various ways in which a manikin carefully fabricated to resemble a human being may be used to train a class48
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
in exhaled air resuscitation and closed chest cardiac massage are demonstrated by an instructor and his pupils
IFB
Transformational Grammar in the Classroom t 25487 30 min
A filmed demonstration of transformational grammar being taught to a class of eighth grade studentsMcGrawHill
Transformational Grammar Series t
An introduction to the new grammar in general and to transformational grammar in particular For descriptions
see alphabetical listings in catalogMcGrawHill
Introduction A New Grammar
Theories of English Grammar
Phrase Structure Rules The Verb Phrase
DoubleBase Transformations
Grammar Usage and the Schools
Phrase Structure Rules The Noun Phrase
SingleBase Transformations
Transformational Grammar in the Classroom
Transistors Low Frequency Amplifiers sh 4156 15 min
Shows how transistors are used to amplify low frequencies in common base common emitter and common collector
circuits Explains transistor functions for a common base amplifier and a common emitter amplifier and refined
common emitter amplifier circuitsNorwood
Transistors PN Junction Fundamentals sh 3063 11 min
Explains the theory and mechanisms of semiconductor diode and transistor action and discusses the fundamental
principles that apply to all transistors and junction rectifiersNorwood
Transistors Servicing Techniques sh 4159 y min
Dicusses common types of transistor failures such as opens shorts high leakage current low gain and problems
in localizing them Demonstrates with overshojlder camera views the special techniques that must be used with
transistorized equipmentNorwood
Transistors Switching sh 4160 14 min
Shows examples of switching circuits in transistorized computers explaining briefly the concept of digital compu
tation and how transistors are used and in more detail how a simple transistor switch works with special attention
to minority carrier storage in the base showing how delaying effects of this storage are overcomeNorwood
Transistors Triod Fundamentals sh 3066 11 min
Shows that junction transistors or triodes consist of three sections with two PN junctions separating them and
discusses the fundamental of this arrangement as an amplifying deviceNorwood
Traveling Musicians The p Color 14059
The story of a donkey dog cat and rooster who go out into the world to seek fortunePopular Sci
Treasure Island eljhsh 4241 40 min
Stevensons fascinating enduring adventure yarn with gallant young Jim Hawkins pitted against the nefarious John
Silver Excellent plot summary and vivid character studies of the many intriguing personalities in this lonq
loved taleFilms Inc
5 min
Triode The Amplification sh
4161
Principles of the diode and triode elsctric fields a triode amplifier circuit amplificati
changes alternating voltages distortion amplification of audio frequency signalsNorwood
Id min
on of D C voltage
Typing Skills Building Speed Second Edition sh Color 2780 u min
A young typist soon learns that it isnt enough to know the individual motions of typing Building speed requires
movement that is rhythmic and continuous She learns that this can be achieved only through practice practice
aimed at four goals 1 improving ones attitude toward typing 2 developing good typing form 3 conditioning
ones muscles for typing and 4 improving ones basic typing patternsCoronet
Typing Skills Daily Job Techniques Second Edition sh Color 2805 13 min
Onthejob typing proficiency requires adequate preparation for the days work in addition to mastery of basic
operating skills A typist anticipates a variety of jobs and plans each individual job She can eliminate needless
movement and increase her output by organizing her desk grouping similar jobs and applying special techniques to
such tasks as typing envelopes stencils and tabulated reportsCoronet
Understanding the Gifted t Color 4041 33
This film observes gifted children ranging from the fourth through the twelfth grades using techniques of inter
view and group discussion among the children Various positive characteristics of the gifted are examined Their
amlity to handle symbols and generalizations their creativeness the frequent multiplicity of interests and the
high ideals and values so often found among them Negative traits are also discussedChurchill
Unending Struggle The jhsh 25552 29 min
Some of the ways in which American country teams overseas are working to protect and advance U S national
interests abroad are shown The abstractions of U S foreign policy are brought to life through sequences pho
tographed on location as they happened in Ecuador of the daily activities of American officials of the U S
Mission to that country the Ambassador negotiating with the government heads a consul assisting an imprisonedFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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American at the Quito jail labor attaches at work among the banana loaders on the Guayquil docks and Alliance
for Progress program in an Andean mountaintop village U S Army guerrillawarfare experts training Ecuadorean
soldiers in counterinsurgency techniques etcU S Dept of State
United States and Western Europe The jhsh 25553 29 min
The film is based on informal conversations with four policylevel officers of the Department who play an important
role in shaping our relations with the nations of Western Europe The subjects covered include the status of
NATO and Atlantic security in the mid1960s the differing perspectives of France and her allies the develop
ment of Western Europe since World War II with particular attention to the European unity movement the nature
and significance of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development the Common Market and the Outer
Seven and a survey of U S policy toward Western Europe in the postwar periodU S Dept of State
Un Restaurante Madrileno Spanish Lang Film eljhsh Color 3172 10 min
Presents a tour of a modern restaurant in Madrid Diners are served typical Spanish dishes A visit to the kitch
en allows the viewer to observe the preparation of paella the national dish of Spain Later it is served to
gether with other popular Spanish foods Finally the film presents a glimpse of farmlands and orchards contrib
uting to Spains source of foodNeubacherVetter
Using Basal Readers Effectively t
Attempts to clarify the purposes of basal readers
tive use of basal readersETV
25443 30 min
Some time is devoted to a discussion of ten guides for effec
Vacuum Tubes Electron Theory and the Diode Tube sh 4162 16 min
Explains electron behavior in matter electron sources in vacuum tubes symbols of tubes functioning of tube in a
circuit and effect of plate voltage changes space charge and diode and duodiode as reflectorsNorwood
Vacuum Tubes Triedo and Multipurpose Tubes sh 4163 14 min
Describes the triode tube as evolved from the diode tube its structure and capacities and the circuits in which
the tube functions The functions of the grid grid bias the screen and suppressor grids and multipurpose tubes
are indicatedNorwood
Vai Allen Radiation Belts The Exploring in Space jhsh Color 8569 17 min
Dr James Van Allen and other noted scientists explain some of the purposes and methods of obtaininq information
in exploratory space flights Expertly constructed models and animated drawings are used to visualize the rela
tionships between the earth the sun the magnetosphere and the radiation belts Live photography and models are
combined to illustrate the detailed preparation launching and orbit of a space vehicle designed to explore the
radiation regionsEBF
Very Low Temperatures sh 4106 15 min
The world ofcryogenics is much colder than our normal wintertime and refrigerator temperatures For example
liquid air is nearly 200C colder than ice Scientists have established the bottom limit at minus 273lrC where
molecules ceas to move As the pressure of a gas becomes greater its volume gets smaller Liquid gases can be
kept for long periods in giant multiple Dewar flasks which isolate the liquid with alternate layers of vacuum and
liquid coolant At low temperatures ordinary materials change characteristics such as mercury becoming a solid
immediately upon exposure to liquid air Liquid hydrogen becomes an excellent rocket fuel and certain materials
cooled to near absolute zero offer no resistance whatever to electrical currentCenco
Vistas de Espana Spanish Lang Series eljhsh Color
These six films provide students with enrichment experience
an appreciation for Spains culture For descriptions see
De Compras En Espana
Escuelas de Madrid
Pasatiempos Espanoles
Viviendas Espanolas Spanish Lang Film eljhsh Color
A presentation of family dwellings in Spains largest citie
in its modern apartment After dinner family activities a
presented Finally the Pueblo Espanol in Barcelona is s
various regions of SpainNeubacherVetter
Vocations in Agriculture jhsh Color
Illustrates the broad range of vocational opportunities in
a worthwhile future in agriculture for those who possess ad
s which motivate learning of the Spanish language and
alphabetical listings in catalogNeubacherVetter
Viviendas Espanolas
Un Restaurante Madrileno
Paisajes Espanoles
3171 11 rain
s Madrid and Barcelona A family in Madrid is visited
re shown Typical singlefamily dwellings are also
een with its examples of architecture typical of the
4272 15 min
agriculture and related fields and shows that there is
equate training and abilityJF
4206
14 min
Here are many of the monuments
onncipies Here also are the buildings and
offices of representatives of the governments of most of the other nations of the world Washington is the epit
Washington City of the World el Color
Here are the buildings that house the many departments of our federal government
to the qreat men who led our nation and to the principles for which they stood50
EDUCATIONAL MOTION PICTURES
ome of our history and our heritage and a monument to mans struggle for freedomFA
Washington D Ci Capital City U S A jhsh Color 8918 22 min
An interpretive look at the buildings of the nations capital Views of famous shrines monuments gardens and
parkways show how Washington is many things to many people From the Capitol and White House to the Smithsonian
Institute and Library of Congress students can discover what it takes to house and operate a democratic govern
ment EBF
Waves and Energy eljh 130 11 niin
It takes energy to make waves Waves can carry energy from one place to another they take time to travel from one
place to another and they can be reflected In a train of waves the distance between two successive parts that
are alike is called one wave length The slower the frequency of a wave the longer its wave length Waves can
carry informationEBF
Waves on Water eljh Color 8681 16 min
Did you know that even though wave forms travel at a good rate of speed the water does not move By using large
experimental tanks wave refraction waves approaching shore bend to conform to coastline is explained Documen
tary evidence is presented proving that the seismic sea waves which crossed the Pacific Ocean in April 1946 were
directly associated with an underground earthquake that took place near the Aleutian IslandsEBF
West Indies The 2nd Edition eljhsh Color 8910 22 min
This film is a graphic illustration of the startling contrast between the beauty of the West Indies and the harsh
living conditions of a majority of the people Geographic features unify these islands cultural and political
factors divide them The film is structured to provide classroom discussions on the problems these islands face
overpopulation scarcity of land and natural resources and limited opportunities for education and employment
EBF
Westward Movement The Settlers of
the Old Northwest Territory jhsh Color
8576
15 min
d Explains the
hows the development
of commerce and of transportation in the territory and dramatizes typical events in the lives of the settlers
clearing land and raising crops building homes and dealing with hostile IndiansEBF
Describes the colonization of the old Northwest Territory during the postRevolutionary War perioc
political and economic effects of the provisions of the Northwest Ordinance on the movement shows
Westward Movement The Settling of
the Great Plains eljhsh Color 8580 17 min
Recaptures the atmosphere and the spirit of homesteading on the Great Plains through imaginative use of authen
tic photographs documents and illustrations of the period Enumerates the geographic and cultural factors that
hampered permanent settlement of the plains and describes the developments which made it possible for the home
steaders to overcome seemingly impossible odds Includes colorful sequences on the life of the American cowboy
the fence wars between farmers and cattlemen the expansion of railroads and the transformation of the Great
American DesertEBF
Westward Movement The The Gold Rush eljhsh Color 8911 23 min
How the discovery of a few glittering particles of metal at Sutters Mill changed the history of California and
of our nation is vividly related The film shows the nation in the grip of gold fever and reveals in
poignant terms the hopes and heartbreaks of the gold rushEBF
What Is a Neighborhood p
What are the things that make up a neighborhood
2769
Are all neighborhoods alike
11 min
What are some of the things that
neighbors can do together to make a neighborhood a safer more pleasant and more attractive place to live Your
class will encounter these and other ideas about the neighborhood and its relation to the larger communityCor
onet
What Is a Painting jhsh Color 4100 22 min
Instead of concentrating on a single artist school or period WHAT IS A PAINTING clarifies principles that
underlie all great works of art Art critic John Canaday presents a lucid commentary on selected paintings from
all periods and the producer uses a wide variety of motion picture techniques The film moves at a pace which
lets the pictures speak for themselves giving the viewer ample time to dwell on them and enjoy them to the
fullest degreeMetropolitan Museum
What Makes Clouds eljh Color 8753 19 min
A close look is taken at fog and at a cloud noting that both are composed of droplets of water Where did the
water come from Evaporation and transpiration are sources of invisible water vapor and their existence alone
does not explain how the cloud forms from the vapor An experiment with condensation produces fog in a bottle and
the film concludes with an investigation of how condensation occurs in natureEBF
What Makes the Wind Blow eljh Color 8754 17 min
A stepbystep search for the cause of a typical onshore sea breeze at the beach is conducted Possible explana
tions are first tried out in laboratory models then actually doublechecked in a nature situation 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 Larger and stronger air
movements are also explainedEBF
Whats in a Story jhsh Color 4436 14 min
The film uses the fable of The Milkmaid and Her Pail and James Thurbers The Unicorn in the Garden to investigateFOR GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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what a story may tell us Every story has a plot And most stories have a message The first fable has only one
message The Unicorn in the Garden has one stated message but it may have many more By learning to look be
neath the plot of a story for some of the things its author may be saying you can greatly increase your knowledge
and pleasureFA
White House Paintings The jhsh Color 3J34 4 min
To enter the White House via the moving camera is to think of its extraordinary past The paintings which hang on
its walls speak to us most eloquently of those vanished days The paintings of Washington Van Buren Lincoln
Mrs Roosevelt and others impel us to look beyond to the times which produced themFilms Inc
Why Do We Still Have Mountains eljh Color 8832 20 rain
This film will engage students in a fresh look at the land they live on by considering the seeming paradox that
erosion should long ago have carried away all the land above sea level down into the oceans The film explores
several methods how mountains are formed and examines the evidence associated with the uplift of the earths crust
EBF
Words and Their Meanings t 4033 3 reels
This film is designed to show that the words of one language do not cover the same areas of meaning as the words
of another Therefore word for word translation from one language to another is not a valid procedure Further
more the experiences of life are viewed and described differently from language to language Such descriptions
are not transferable from one language to another A demonstration lesson in French illustrates the principles
of teaching vocabularyInd U
Works of John Trumbull Edwin Forbes Lithographs
of Currier and Ives and Thomas Eakins The jhsh 4099 14 min
A look at our American past through the treasures in our art museums Presentations of over 100 years of history
Trumbull1s paintings of the Revolution the Civil War etchings of Forbes Currier and Ives lithographs of the
mid and late 19th century life the paintings of Thomas Eakins reveal late 19th and early 20th century social
lifeFilms Inc
Works of Winslow Homr and John Marin The jhsh Color 3112 7 min
In the vivid painting of Homer and Marin we take a new look at the wild coast of New England 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 centuryFilms Inc
World of Semiconductors The sh Color 4395 38 min
This film describes the electrical properties of semiconductor materials the effects of adding various controlled
imourities and the way in which semiconductors can be used for rectification or as amplifiersIFB
Wrestling Basic Skills Series jhsh
A three film series designed to promote physical education
descriptionsJ Colburn
See alphabetical listings for catalog numbers and
Starting Positions and Takedowns Escapes and Reversals Breakdowns Into Pinning Combinations
8391
30 min
Somerset Maugham sh
English novelist and playwright talks about his decision to become a writer and reveals how he found writing to be
a release from emotional problems Besides discussing his own works he talks about Rudyard Kipling Max Beerbohm
Sinclair Lewis and othersEBF
Years of Challenge jhsh Color 4197 17 min
This film depicts the distinctive threefold program of academic achievement work opportunity and religion in
life at Berry College and Berry Academy The film 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 is nestled on more than
30000 acres of forests fields mountains lakes and streams owned by the schoolsBerry College
Yosemite National Park The Four Seasons eljhsh Color 3016 11 min
For about sixty million years water and glaciers worked to cut deep into the granite of the Central Sierra Nevada
Mountains and formed Yosemite Valley Each season of the year furnishes the valley with its own particular ward
robe of color The lush greens punctuated by bright flowers dominate the spring and summer Fall is a fantasy
of brilliant reds yellows and warm browns In winter the patterns of light and dark formed by trees snow ice
and walls of granite emphasize the vigor of Sierra storms and the splendor of this astonishing wonderlandHoefler
Your Body and Its Parts eljh Color 8893 12 min
The film shows that when parts of the body work together to do a particular job they form what is called a system
Different systems are introduced the muscle system the respiratory system the circulatory system the skeleton
and the nervous system Also shows how the systems of the body work together in performing many body functions
E3F
Your Ears eljh Color 350 6 min
In this film children discover some of the ways in which they depend on their ears Through animated sequences
they learn what happens when sound enters the ear As with the other films in the series function is explained
first then good health habits are stressedEBFList of Withdrawn Films contd
Rabbeting and Shaping an Edge on Straight
Stock 7871
Ready to Type 2194
Reconditioning a Grain Drill 7364
Reconditioning a Mower Cutter Bar 7820
Repainting a Frame Building 7308
Repairing a Wooden Rib Airplane 7381
Restaurant Operator 3057
Riches of the Veld 4124
Ripping and Crosscutting 7836
Rural Rat Control 7990
Rural Women Pt I 7733
Rural Women Pt II 7734
Safe Day A 3058
Sailplane 3232
San Pietro 756
Sanding Flat Irregular Surfaces 7323
Sandy Steps Out 3259
Sawing a Reverse Curve 8 a Bevel Reverse
Curve 7813
Sawing With Jig Changing Band 7349
School Bus Operation 7713
School Time in Camp 4305
Schubert Rosamunda Ballet 4297
Science and Wood Utilization 2204
Sea Urchin 3128
Seeds of Destruction 418 t
Shaping After Template Shaping Curved
Edges 7840
Sharpening Tempering Farm Tools 7943
Sicily to Naples 7763
Simple Harmonic Motions 3792
Sky Riders 3017
Spain The Land the People 2205
Spanish Melodies 3208
Spinning Objects 3599
Springboard Techniques 2055
Starting Now 2337
Steel Rule The 7784
Steps of the Ballet 8527
Streams and Whirlpools 3265
Suez Canal 4542
Sun Fish 194
Teaching Marginal Reminders 3657
TiirtySixth Infantry Division 7753
Thorvaldsen 3266
Time to Spare 4026
Tiny Water Animals 217
To Live in Darkness 7745
Tomorrows Mexico 4057
Training Aids Classroom Utilization 7930
Training Aids Selection and Planning
7929
Truck Farmer 293
Turning a Cylinder Between Centers 7788
Turning Taper Work 7555
Turning Work in a Chuck 7750
Turning Work on a Face Plate 7787
Two Part Singing 4283
Unquiet Land 4663
Useful Knots 7824
Using a Portable Spray Gun 7937
Vronsky and Babin I 3085
Vronsky and Babin II 3086
What Are the Military Services 2342
What Its All About 2334
When You Enter Service 2343
Who Will Teach Your Child 4175
Why You 2347
Wilson Dam School 4027
Wiring Old Buildings With Armored Cable
7938
Wise Land Use Pays 7341
Wrenches 7950
Your Driving Habits 7806
Your Investment in the Future 2346
Your Plans 2335
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