And Of Course You (1968)
The film “And Of Course You,” produced in 1968 by Murakami Wolf Films, Inc., showcases the global benefits derived from
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Machines Do Work (1959)
Introduces the concept of simple machines. Describes the lever, the inclined plane, the pulley and the wheel and axle. Shows
Puppet’s Dream (1967)
An abstract, experimental short that enters the surreal dream world of a puppet. Through a striking visual palette of color,
Time Study, No. 4 (silent, 1940s)
This film depicts industrial factory work in the United States during the 1940s, focusing on a woman performing repetitive tasks
Priceless Heritage (silent, 1952)
This film is missing the soundtrack but the sound film dramatizes the story ‘THE LAST LESSON’ by Alphonse Daudet in
Simple Machines: Working Together (1984)
Explains how simple machines, such as levers, pulleys, wheels and axles, and inclined planes, work together to make tasks easier
Immunization (1955, Second edition)
The film explains the process of how the immune system fights infections, particularly in children. It describes how antibodies are
Life In An Aquarium (1950)
An aquarium is set up, stocked with snails, goldfish and tadpoles, and maintained in a classroom. All fish need
Peter And The Magic Egg (1984)
Narrated by Ray Bolger, “Peter and the Magic Egg” is a whimsical tale set in Pennsylvania Dutch country, where a
Patty Learns to Stop Look and Listen (1947)
In “Patty Learns to Stop Look and Listen,” young Patty Garmin moves with her family to a goat dairy farm.
Energy Does Work (1961)
Billy learns that when he is playing, he is doing work. He discovers that work is done whenever something is