Inside/Out: A Sense of Joy (1972)
“A Sense of Joy” from the Inside-Out Series by the Agency for Instructional Technology encourages children to appreciate the simple
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How We Know The Earth’s Shape (1960)
Describes the history of understanding the shape of the Earth. It mentions that early man thought the earth was flat,
Among Your Souvenirs (1967)
“Among Your Souvenirs” highlights the excitement of collecting souvenirs during foreign travels while cautioning travelers about the hidden risks of
Inside/Out: How Do You Show? (1972)
The video “Inside/Out: How Do You Show?” explores the ways individuals express their feelings, emphasizing that everyone has their own
Little Red Riding Hood (1949)
Puppet animation. Red Riding Hood learns that she should complete her errands promptly. Re-creates the story book tale of Little
Puerto Rican-American Friends (1970)
The film features a Puerto Rican-American sharing insights about their life in New York City, particularly in the Bronx. It
Dingbat Story, The (ca. 1960s)
The film discusses the significance of movie titles, highlighting their roles in engaging the audience, setting expectations, and reflecting the
How To Develop Interest (1950)
Defines interest as an attitude of willingness to focus attention on a particular subject. Attempts to generate interest in studies
First Twenty Years (Part 1)
A selection of turn-of-the-century motion pictures from the Library of Congress’ paper print collection, meticulously restored by preservationist Kemp R.
Windows Of Heaven (1979)
The film depicts a church’s financial struggles and the leadership of President Lorenzo Snow, who is determined to restore hope
Our Country’s Song (1953)
Explains the meaning of the words of our national anthem, ‘THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER,’ and the circumstances under which Francis Scott
Your Job: Getting Ahead (1969)
“Your Job: Getting Ahead” is a 1968 educational film produced by Coronet. This 16-minute documentary provides career advice through interviews