Beginning Responsibility : Lunchroom Goes Bananas (1978)
The film presents a humorous news report about the students of Plum Crest School who find themselves locked out of
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Beginning Responsibility : Taking Care Of Things (1951)
Describes how to care for one’s toys, clothing and other property. Explains the importance of having a definite place to
Beginning Responsibility Taking Care Of Things You Share (2nd Ed, 1978)
Isabel is careless with things she shares, but learns what it is like to get things back that hadn’t been
Beginning Responsibility: Being A Good Sport (1969)
Explores the concept of being a good sport through the experiences of siblings Paula and Woody. After losing several games,
Beginning Responsibility: Being On Time (1973)
The film emphasizes the importance of being on time and the consequences of lateness. It illustrates various scenarios where delays
Beginning Responsibility: Learning To Follow Directions (1968)
When David cannot seem to learn how to follow instructions, some of his toy animals magically come to life and
Beginning Responsibility: Learning To Follow Instructions (2nd Ed, 1983)
The film follows Sinbad, a young man who struggles to follow instructions, which leads to various mishaps. After receiving a
Beginning Responsibility: Lunchroom Goes Bananas (1978)
A revised version of the film Beginning Responsibility – Lunchroom Manners. Shows how the food at a school cafeteria goes
Beginning Responsibility: Rules Are For Gorillas Too (2nd Ed, 1983)
The film explores the concept of rules through the perspective of a gorilla who escapes from a zoo and tries
Beginning Responsibility: Rules At School (1964)
Emphasizes the importance of rules in various settings, including school, playgrounds, and public spaces. It illustrates how following rules, such
Beginning Tennis (1960)
The film “Beginning Tennis” features tennis instruction at the Hotel Del Coronado, showcasing the fundamentals of the game. Tennis professional
Beginnings And Growth Of Industrial America (1960)
In the late 18th century, the U.S. was primarily an agricultural nation reliant on imports for manufactured goods. Early American