Plant Succession (1963)
The film discusses plant succession, the process by which one type of plant life replaces another over time. It explains
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Know Your Library (2nd Ed, 1962)
From this film students will learn something of the overall organization of a typical high school library, how to use
The Last Winters (French, 1979)
The film follows the emotional turmoil of a man reflecting on his relationship with Marguerite, filled with jealousy, insecurity, and
Random Events (1962)
The film explores the concept of random events and their unpredictable nature, using examples such as radioactive decay and marble
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In the 1960s, a boy peered through binoculars at night and beheld the moon’s surface. A lively reception took place
20 Years an Esso Dealer (1950?)
“20 Years an Esso Dealer” recounts the journey of Matt Broy, an Esso dealer, reflecting on the evolution of the
Individualizing Reading Instruction in the Classroom (1957)
The film showcases a first-grade classroom where the teacher emphasizes individual reading instruction while also engaging students in group activities.
Kindergarten : twigs from a city tree (1970)
Shows the work and play routines of a group of black children and their white teacher in a Chicago kindergarten
Matter And Energy (2nd Ed, 1968)
The film explores the relationship between matter and energy in the universe, explaining how matter exists in different states: solid,
The Art of Silence: Youth, Maturity, Old Age, and Death (1975)
“The Art of Silence: Youth, Maturity, Old Age, and Death” is a film from 1975, featuring the renowned French mime
Science And Superstition, Cans 1-2 (silent)
The 1940s film footage presents a blend of school life and playful activities. It opens with scenes of boys playing
World’s Fair Report with Lowell Thomas (1961)
The film features a report by Lowell Thomas on the preparations for the 1964 New York World’s Fair, highlighting the