Japanese Boy: The Story Of Taro (1963)
Tells the story of Taro Morata, a shy Japanese boy who dreams of becoming an artist. It highlights the importance
Animal Tracks And Signs (1961)
Explores various animal tracks and signs, illustrating how footprints, chewed twigs, and other indicators reveal the presence of wildlife. It
How To Produce Electric Current From Magnets (1961)
Demonstrates how electricity can be produced from magnets through various experiments. It explains that electric currents can create magnetic effects,
The Writer In America: Toni Morrison (1978)
Features Toni Morrison discussing her journey as a writer, including her experiences in a writers’ group, her early life, and
The Vertebrates: Amphibians (Revised, 1985)
Discusses amphibians, highlighting their unique adaptations for breathing both in water and on land. It explains the life cycle of
The Vertebrates: Fish (Revised, 1985)
Discusses the diversity of aquatic life, focusing on fish and invertebrates. It explains that fish are vertebrates with gills, scales,
The Vertebrates: Birds (Revised, 1985)
The film “The Vertebrates: Birds” explores the unique characteristics and adaptations of birds, highlighting their need for parental care, specialized
The Sea: Background To Literature (1958)
Discusses the profound impact of the sea on literature and human emotions. The narrator, Joe Palmer, reflects on his experiences
The Number System And Its Function (1961)
Discusses the importance of number systems, tracing their origins from early human counting methods using fingers to modern numeral systems.
Evidence For Molecules And Atoms (1961)
Discusses the concept of circumstantial evidence in both courtrooms and science, particularly in proving the existence of atoms and molecules,
Wind And What It Does (1963)
*Wind and What It Does* (1963) is an **11-minute color educational film** produced by **Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Corporation (EBEC)**. Using
The Greatest Man In The World (Part 2, 1979)
In the spring of 1927, Charles Lindbergh became the first person to fly solo across the Atlantic, earning him fame