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
Make Your Own Decisions (1951)
Shows that making your own decisions is necessary to self-reliance and maturity. Presents a series of five questions which illustrate
Literature Appreciation: How To Read Novels (1953)
Explains how the enjoyment of reading a novel can be increased through studying the background of the author, picturing the
New Zealand: The Land And the People (1959)
About New Zealand’s geography and its people. This film has been posted with permission by the copyright holder, Phoenix Learning Group.
Our Big Round World (1953)
Presents basic geographic concepts for intermediate grade students. Describes the roundness of the earth, explains the significance of the rotation
Story Telling: Can You Tell It In Order (1953)
A teacher uses a puppet clown, the blackboard, and mounted pictures in teaching primary school children to arrange events chronologically
Space Science: Exploring The Moon (1969)
Illustrates the 400-year-long story of lunar exploration, using ancient maps, photographs, and motion pictures, including those taken by the first
The Earth: Its Oceans (1960)
A comprehensive study which reveals the changing pattern of the ocean’s surface, the living and non-living things in the waters,
The Earth: Resources In The Crust (1960)
Surveys the major useful organic and mineral substances that are found in the earth’s crust. Classifies the resources as the
The Grasshopper: A Typical Insect (1955)
Shows the body structure of the grasshopper and explains that its structure exemplifies the basic characteristics of all insects. Presents
The Nature Of Heat (1953)
Explains that heat is the energy of the motion of molecules. Experiments are used to demonstrate that heat is transferred