The Rhine: Background For Social Studies (1959)
An overall view of the significant influence of the Rhine River throughout Europe. Traces its historical importance, from its role
The Story Of Our Money System (1958)
Traces the evolution of the unified money system from the ancient practice of bartering to the convenient forms of exchange
Transportation In The Modern World (1957)
Presents a survey of transportation in today’s world, showing the importance of various types of transportation to industry, travel, and
Verbs: Principal Parts (1960)
Uses animation to show that the present, past, future, and perfect tenses of regular and irregular verbs are based on
United States Expansion: Settling The West (1853-1890)
Explains that in the period between 1853 and 1890 the largest frontier region of the West was settled. Uses dramatized
Weather: Why It Changes (1962)
Presents a simple and clear explanation of how and why changes in the weather occur. Locates the air masses which
Verbs: Recognizing And Using Them (1960)
Uses animation to show how to identify the complete subject and the complete predicate of a sentence. Explains how to
Western Europe: An Introduction (1954)
Presents the three principal geographic regions of Western Europe and points out how the peoples have adapted themselves to regions.
What Things Are Made Of (1960)
Explains the concept that matter is anything that has weight and occupies space; defines and explains the composition of matter
AV Geeks Lunch 1-29
Step back into the past with some 16mm film goodness (badness?)! #avgeeks
AV Geeks – Lunchmeat VHS Show
Today we welcome Josh Shafer, founder of Lunchmeat VHS (https://lunchmeatvhs.com/) and kindred spirit of collecting obsolete media.
AV Geeks Lunch 1-27
Take a break from your work windows and watch some 16mm films from our past! #avgeeks