Navajos Look Ahead
Illustrates the life of the Navajo Indians today on their reservation in Paradox Basin, Utah, with a rodeo, a tribal
Northwestern States (1942)
Shows transportation and commercial activities, natural resources and agriculture, and interdependence of this region with other regions of this country. We
Office Courtesy – Meeting The Public (1952)
Dramatizes techniques for office workers in meeting and working with persons outside the company, face to face and over the
One Rainy Day (1953)
A class learns how a storm begins with winds, clouds, and thunder and lightning, and what the rain does for
Other People’s Property (1951)
Focuses on the problem of vandalism and respect for other people’s property. Tells the story of three young boys whose
Our Country’s Song (1953)
Explains the meaning of the words of our national anthem, ‘THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER,’ and the circumstances under which Francis Scott
Our Living Constitution (1949)
Shows how the Constitution operates in our society. Points out the various elements written into the Constitution and the changes
Nature Of Heat (1953)
Uses experiments and animation to show heat as the energy of molecular action. Illustrates the transfer of heat by conduction,
How Do You Know It’s Love? (1950)
The title of this film is a question all boys and girls must face usually under circumstances that make clear
Moment Of Decision (1962)
Tells the story of four boys who are faced with a decision–whether or not to steal a car and take
Mother Goose Stories (1946)
Ray Harryhausen’s animated puppets are used to dramatize characters from nursery rhymes including Little Miss Muffet, Old Mother Hubbard, the
Mother Hen’s Family – The Wonder Of Birth (1953)
Shows the development of the chick embryo and the hatching of the egg. Presents elementary concepts of reproduction and growth. We