Let’s Find Something Better To Do (1983)
The film “Let’s Find Something Better To Do” features Howard Krunkerk, a reporter who explores the concept of vandalism through
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Let’s Give a Tea (1946)
In this film, a group of school girls, led by Barbara, prepares to host a mother-daughter tea party, despite their
Let’s Go to the Movies (1948)
Serves as an introduction to the history and development of motion pictures, highlighting their evolution from early flickering images to
Let’s Keep Food Safe To Eat (1964)
The film “Let’s Keep Food Safe To Eat” emphasizes the importance of food safety and hygiene practices in the home
Let’s Learn To Predict The Weather (1962)
Illustrates weather changes as related to movements of air masses, atmospheric pressure, and cloud formation. Indicates types of data used
Let’s Make A Map (1964)
Mr. Johnson plans a family trip using a map, which helps him find locations and navigate distances. Inspired, Tommy decides
Let’s Make A Meal In 20 Minutes (1950)
The film showcases Sally Gasco as she prepares a meal in just 20 minutes, highlighting the importance of kitchen techniques
Let’s Make Up A Story (1972)
The film discusses the creative process of storytelling, emphasizing the importance of imagination in crafting narratives. It outlines the key
Let’s Make Up A Story (silent, 1972)
Silent. Shows how you can use your imagination to make up your own stories with your own characters, settings and
Let’s Measure – Inches, Feet And Yards (1953)
The film is about Jimmy who wants to know how far he can throw a ball. He learns how to
Let’s Measure: Inches, Feet, Yards (1953)
A young boy, endeavoring to estimate distances, is taught by his father to use a ruler and a yardstick to
Let’s measure: ounces, pounds, and tons. (1956)
Two small boys learn to use scales, and by weighing a pound of cotton and a pound of iron bolts,