Visual Perception – Identifications
Demonstrates that visual perception in driving is more than just seeing. Illustration is shown on how we use past experiences
Milk (1956)
Tells the story of milk from the modern dairy farm to the milkman’s delivery route. Stresses the need for careful
Oxygen (1947)
Reviews the properties of oxygen. Includes demonstrations of characteristics, uses and the significance of oxygen and its compounds to man.
Child Growth
This film introduces the Baby Teeth test series, which was developed from six years of research with children of all
Pioneer Home (1948)
Shows the physical surroundings and home furnishings, the hard work, the simple pleasures and other characteristics of pioneer family life. We
HOF68 1929 Reel 2
This home movie from the 1920s in the United States captures people exploring the landscape of the country, from the
How To Grow A Garden (1962)
Interprets the cycle of seed to flower to seed by the use of time-lapse photography. A boy plants some flower
Billy And Nanny – The Goat Twins (1952)
Illustrates the characteristics and behavior of domesticated goats on a farm. Explains the goats’ value to the farmer who milks
First Down For Safety (1950s)
Made for high school football players. Coach Bill Austin is interviewed, and Pittsburgh Steelers players are shown running and exercising.
Writing Better Business Letters (1950)
Emphasizes the three principal characteristics of a good business letter–clarity, brevity and courtesy. We digitized and uploaded this film from
Mating Behavior Of Betta Splendens (1968)
a research project from Duke Univ showing different states of mating of siamese fighting fish. We digitized and uploaded this film
Choosing Your Occupation (1949)
Self-appraisal, occupational possibilities, preparation requirements and various guidance facilities are discussed. We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks