Mexico: The Land And The People (1961)
The film presents a personal narrative by Señor Rafael Gesa, who reflects on his family’s long history in Mexico, detailing
U.s. Regions: Contrasts Of Land And People (1986)
The film explores the diverse geographical and cultural regions of the United States, highlighting the unique physical environments, historical developments,
Carl Sandburg (1958?)
The film features a conversation with poet Carl Sandburg, reflecting on his childhood in Illinois, the influence of his father,
Wondering About Sound (2nd Ed, 1986)
“Wondering About Sound” is an educational film that explores the nature of sound and how it is created through vibrations.
Electrical Circuits: You can Do It! (1986)
The film explains the fundamentals of electricity, including static and current electricity, the behavior of electrons, and the concept of
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Alaska The 49th State (1959)
On July 4, 1959, Alaska became the 49th state of the United States, known for its vast land area and
Viruses: What They Are And How They Work (1988)
The film discusses the nature of viruses, including their structure, reproduction, and the diseases they cause. It explains how viruses
Living And Non-living Things Are Everywhere (2nd Ed, 1987)
The film explores the characteristics that define living things, such as movement, growth, reproduction, and the need for nourishment. It
Echinoderms: Sea Stars And Their Relatives (Rev, 1987)
The film explores the fascinating world of echinoderms, focusing on sea stars and their relatives, such as sea urchins and
The Battle Of Yorktown (1958)
The film recounts the pivotal Battle of Yorktown in 1781, the final major conflict of the American Revolution. It highlights
The Vikings: Life And Conquests (1959)
The film explores the life and conquests of the Vikings, highlighting their origins from Scandinavia and their remarkable seafaring skills.