How Nature Protects Animals (1959)
Examines the phenomena of protective adaptation of various animals to different environments. Portrays representative types in their natural habitats and
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How Our Bodies Fight Disease (1955)
Uses animation to show how the skin and mucous membranes, the lymph nodes, and the antibodies and white corpuscles in
How Our Country Grew
The film “How Our Country Grew” explores the transformation of the United States from a sparsely populated wilderness in 1789
How plants help us: observing things about us. (1954)
A young boy bicycling to his uncle’s farm observes the plants around him and discovers that plants are helpful in
How Plants Reproduce (1957)
Explains the main parts of a plant and its flower, how a typical flower is pollinated and fertilized and how
How Power Drives Machines (1963)
Explains that a diary written in the 1850’s and a modern jet plane set a young boy to thinking about
How Russians Play (1946)
The way people spend their leisure time, of their own free will, often reveals a great deal about their character.
How Sound Helps Us (silent, Reels A/B)
This is silent, raw Kodachrome stock footage from the Coronet educational film company that they would use in their films.
How Sunshine Helps Us (1961)
Shows that sunshine gives us warmth and light, helps make rain which supplies water to plants and animals and enables
How The First Letter Was Written (1970)
In a prehistoric setting, Taffy, a young girl, accompanies her father, Tumi, to the river to fish. When Tumi breaks
How the Telephone Talks (silent, ca. 1920s)
“How the Telephone Talks” is an early silent educational film that explains the workings of the telephone using both live-action
How to Avoid Accidents (1949)
The film emphasizes the importance of tire safety in preventing traffic accidents, particularly for children. It highlights that ordinary tires