Warning In The Dark (1958)
The film explores the research conducted at the Institute of Experimental Psychology in Innsbruck, Austria, focusing on the “sense of
What Tadoo? (1985)
Puppets!! In “What Tadoo?,” a young boy learns important life lessons about safety, particularly regarding strangers and personal boundaries. Guided
We’re All in the Driver’s Seat (1984)
The film discusses the importance of school bus safety, highlighting the various responsibilities of individuals involved in ensuring the safe
Winged Scourge (1943)
“Winged Scourge” highlights the destructive impact of the malaria-carrying Anopheles mosquito, illustrating how this tiny insect spreads disease and misery
Your Image (1983)
The film discusses the concept of personal image, highlighting how daily behaviors, grooming, attire, and body language contribute to the
Whats Happening? (1969)
Shows five story problems, each incomplete, for children to solve. Not narrated.
Weather Systems in Motion (1986)
The film follows a group of hikers over several days as they experience the effects of an approaching storm. The
Why Eat Our Vegetables? (1962)
In “Why Eat Our Vegetables,” Miss Blake teaches her class about the importance of vegetables through the story of the
Window To The Universe (1977)
The film explores the history and significance of radio astronomy, highlighting key breakthroughs in our understanding of the universe. It
Where Does Food Come From? (1972)
The film explores the journey of food in the body, particularly focusing on a tomato. It discusses the process of
Twirl Through Time: A 1914 Dance Hall Celebration (silent)
A black-and-white glimpse into a dance hall scene in the San Francisco Bay Area. The footage features white couples energetically
Street Dances: African American Joy in 1914 (silent)
This 1914 black-and-white footage captures a vibrant scene of African American couples dancing energetically on the street, showcasing a lively