The Dodder (silent, 1931)
This 1930s silent science film sequence visually documents the parasitic growth of the dodder vine as it winds its way
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Learning About Leaves (1958)
Time lapse photography, animation and closeups explain how leaves are important to plants, animals and man. We digitized and uploaded this
Where Does Food Come From? (1972)
The film explores the journey of food in the body, particularly focusing on a tomato. It discusses the process of
Of Many Voices (1951)
“Of Many Voices” is a nostalgic narrative that chronicles the evolution of the telephone and its impact on society through
Be Fit And Live (1974)
This film highlights the importance of regular exercise and physical activity to maintain health and reduce the risk of heart
Uncle Smiley Goes Planting (1972)
In “Uncle Smiley Goes Planting,” Uncle Smiley takes a group of children on a tree-planting adventure to reforest an area
Alexander Learns Good Health (rev, 1980)
Alexander, a young pitcher, learns the importance of maintaining good health and a balanced diet. After indulging in too much
First Many Celled Animals : Sponges (1962)
Demonstrates that the sponge represents one development of multicellularity in animals. Live photography, animation, photomicrography and laboratory experimentation are used
The George’s New Suit (1955)
George receives a package containing a new wool suit, cotton shirts, and a necktie. Curious about their origins, he writes
The First Hundred Years: The Story of Howard University (1962)
“The First Hundred Years: The Story of Howard University” chronicles the establishment and growth of Howard University, founded in 1867
Planting Our Garden (1952)
Illustrates the basic requirements of plants for growth. The Anderson family is shown in the film working together in their
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