Good Eating Habits (1973)
Discusses the importance of good eating habits, highlighting how they differ among various cultures, settings, and individuals. Key practices include
What Makes A Rocket Go? (1960s)
This 29-minute educational film, produced by NASA’s Ames Research Center, follows fourth-grade students from Sanford Street School in Glens Falls,
English History: Nineteenth Century Reforms (1959)
The film discusses the evolution of voting rights in 19th century England, focusing on the passage of three key reform
[United Movietone News 1963]
The film recounts the tumultuous events of 1963, focusing on South Vietnam’s struggle against communism under Premier Ngo Dinh Diem,
Uriah Heep From David Cooperfield (1965)
The film explores the world of Charles Dickens through the character of David Copperfield, who navigates his relationships with various
Helpers Who Come To Our House (1955)
Joey and his family experience a busy moving day, receiving help from various neighbors and local service providers. As they
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Tale of the Groundhog’s Shadow (1956)
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Tales from Dickens: Miss Havisham (1959)
The film “Tales From Dickens: Miss Havisham” presents a narrative based on Charles Dickens’ “Great Expectations,” focusing on the character
Central America: Human Geography (1978)
This educational film explores the human geography of Central America by examining its three major regions: Tierra Fría, Tierra Templada,
Careers In The Building Trade (1954)
This educational film provides an overview of various specialized jobs in the construction industry, including carpentry, plumbing, bricklaying, glazing, electrical
Central America: Geography Of The Americas (1955)
The film explores the geography and history of Central America, a region that connects North and South America. It discusses