Ancient Aztecs Indians Of North America (1971)
The film discusses the history of the Aztecs, the last great Indian civilization in Mexico, which began around 1168 AD.
Ancient Maya Indians Of Central America (1971)
The film explores the history and culture of the ancient Maya civilization, tracing its origins to around 1500 BC in
Ecology Of A Hot Spring (1972)
The film explores the unique ecosystems of Yellowstone National Park, focusing on the extreme conditions of hot springs and geysers.
Pirro and the Alarm Clock (1959)
In “Pirro and the Alarm Clock,” a playful interaction unfolds as characters learn about the concept of time using a
The Environment: Everything Around Us (1972)
Follows two boys, Marty and Eric, as they embark on a project to explore and document various environments, both natural
The Soviet Union: Epic Land (1971)
The film provides a comprehensive overview of the Soviet Union, highlighting its vast geographical expanse, which spans 11 time zones
Ecology: Barry Commoner’s Viewpoint (1977)
The film presents Dr. Barry Commoner’s perspective on ecology, emphasizing the interconnectedness of organisms and their environment. It highlights the
Introduction To Holography (1972)
The film “Introduction to Holography” explains the principles of holography, focusing on how it differs from traditional photography by creating
What Is Ecology? (2nd Ed, 1977)
The film “What Is Ecology?” explores the intricate relationships among plants, animals, and their environments across various biomes, including forests,
Newspaper Story (2nd Ed, 1973)
The film provides a behind-the-scenes look at the operations of a newspaper, illustrating the importance of advertising for profitability, the
The Wolf And The Seven Kids (1978)
The story follows a mother goat and her seven kids who live happily in a meadow. However, a hungry wolf
A Zoo’s Eye View: Dawn To Dusk (1973)
*Zoo’s Eye View: Dawn to Dark* (1973) is an 11-minute educational film produced by Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Corporation. The film