Plants Are Different And Alike (1967)
In a spring outing, siblings Karen and Larry visit a plant nursery with their dad to buy seeds for their
Plants that grow from leaves, stems and roots. (1960)
Types of vegetative reproduction in seed bearing plants are examined (bulbs, corms, rhyzomes, runners and tubers). Seed growth and vegetative
Plants That Have No Flowers or Seeds (1967)
*Plants That Have No Flowers or Seeds* (1967) is an 11-minute educational film produced by Coronet. It explores examples of
Plastic Art (1939)
The film follows a sculptor as he creates a bronze sculpture representing the theme “progress through man’s confidence in his
Plastics (1973)
Plastics (1973) offers an absorbing, non-narrative journey into the world of plastic manufacturing, showcasing the seamless, mesmerizing rhythms of assembly
Plastics (A Supplementary Film, 1944)
The film discusses the evolution and significance of plastics, highlighting their dual role in wartime and peacetime applications. Initially developed as substitutes for natural materials like ivory, plastics have transformed industries by providing durable, versatile materials. The production of plastics surged during World War II due to the need for alternative resources, leading to innovative […]
Play In the Snow (1945)
An Erpi Classroom Film produced by Encyclopedia Britannica following the activities of children playing in the snow. With narration, the film begins as children dress for the snowy outdoors, and moves to show them enjoying winter sports, making a snow man, playing fox & geese, sledding & skiing. Contact footage@avgeeks.com for more information. play-in-the-snow-1945
Play it cool : a question of attitudes. (1970)
Demonstrates how police behavior can increase or diminish the hostility potential in everyday occurrences in law enforcement. Sequences illustrate such typical problems as a street corner gang, a speeding car, a barroom brawl, and a campus demonstration. CCM Films; [made by] Vision Associates; produced in cooperation with the International Chiefs of Police. We digitized and […]
Play It Safe: Electrically (1982)
Emphasizes the importance of electrical safety in everyday activities. It explains how electricity is a controlled form of energy that
Play The Shopping Game (1977)
The film “Play The Shopping Game” is an educational program that teaches viewers about consumer skills and economic principles through
Play Your Part (ca. 1940s)
Play Your Part (ca. 1940s) This black-and-white World War II promotional film, Play Your Part, was created by the American Red
Playground Safety – Simple as A, B, C (1976)
The film emphasizes the importance of playground safety through the ABCD framework. It teaches children to avoid unsafe behaviors, be