Astronauts: United States Project Mercury (1960)
The film “Astronauts: United States Project Mercury,” released in 1960, documents the rigorous training of America’s first seven astronauts as
What Is Electricity? (1953)
The film explores the history and development of electricity, beginning with ancient beliefs about natural phenomena like thunder and lightning.
Discovering Solids: Volumes of Pyramids, Cones and Spheres (1959)
Explains the concepts of volume for various geometric solids, including prisms, pyramids, cylinders, cones, and spheres. It details the formulas
Weights And Measures (1954)
In this educational film, a father explains to his son Tommy the importance of weights and measures in everyday life.
Walk – Don’t Walk (1973)
An instructional film emphasizing pedestrian safety in urban environments. It outlines essential practices for walking safely, such as using sidewalks,
Youth Is Where You Find It (1947)
Brought to us by the fine folks at Coca-Cola. The film discusses the importance of youth centers in urban areas,
Reading To Enrich Your Classwork (1968)
Discusses the importance of enrichment reading materials that complement textbook learning. It emphasizes how these materials can relate to students’
[Factory footage, silent, 1960s]
Set in an industrial area by a river in the 1960s, this silent footage provides a detailed look at factory
Building Better Sentences (1968)
In this educational film, three authors, Tony, Bob, and Allan, engage in a process of analyzing and improving their story
Marty’s Moonride (1980s)
In this film, a group of campers engages in various activities while one camper, Marty, claims to have seen a
Mining Noise Hazards (water damaged, 1973)
Film was damaged by water. The film discusses the significant health hazards of noise exposure in various industries, particularly in
Southeast Asia: Burma And Thailand (1972)
The film explores the similarities and differences between Burma (Myanmar) and Thailand, focusing on their geography, agriculture, and cultural practices.