Birds: How We Identify Them (1960)
Follows two boys, who with field glasses and bird guide book, set out to look for birds. Shows how to
City Pets: Fun And Responsibility (1953)
Illustrates the need of pets for adequate care, urges children to care for their city pets and shows by example
Colonial Shipbuilding And Sea Trade (1958)
Illustrates the economic factors that led to the development of colonial shipbuilding and sea trade. This film has been posted
Cotton In Today’s World (1961)
Uses scenes filmed in Egypt, India, Mexico, Indonesia, and England to present a brief historical background of the growing of
Espana Tierra Y Pueblo (1960)
Shows various aspects of life in Spain, including scenes of Madrid, central Spain, Seville, and the Guadalquivir Valley; pictures typical
Geography Of The North Central States (1956)
The film describes the north central states of the United States, which includes states such as Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois,
Geography Of The Pacific States (1956)
Explains that the diversified agriculture of the Pacific States is made possible by the use of irrigation and by climactic
Hoppy The Bunny (1953)
Hoppy for the first time leaves the deep woods to see life on a farm. He meets chickens, pigs and
How Animals Help Us (1954)
A young boy discovers a stray kitten on his way to visit his grandfather’s farm. He thinks of other aninals
Industrial Canada (1958)
Describes Canada’s industrial development and what it means economically and socially to the Canadian people; traces the country’s transformation from
Ionization (1959)
Discusses the theory of ionization, and points out the identifying characteristics of ions, showing where they occur. Uses animation and
Light All About Us (1954)
Through observation and experimentation, a schoolboy finds that we see only when there is light. This leads him to consider