Reading Growth: Getting The Big Idea (1968)
Discusses the importance of identifying “Big Ideas” in reading comprehension. It contrasts two boys, Pete and Sam, where Pete effectively
Reading Growth: Reading Creatively (1968)
The film explores the difference between a good reader and a creative reader, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and
Reading Growth: Reading Creatively (1968)
Discusses the difference between a good reader and a creative reader. While a good reader can understand and remember facts,
Reading Growth: Understanding Word Meanings (1968)
The film features a conversation between two individuals discussing the hobby of collecting words and their meanings. The dialogue emphasizes
Reading Improvement – Defining the Good Reader (silent, 1961)
Silent footage. Examines the reading habits of three students, pointing out the characteristics of a good reader. We digitized and
Reading Improvement: Vocabulary Skills (1961)
The film follows Jack, a student who realizes his vocabulary and reading skills are lacking after struggling with a spelling
Reading Improvement: Word Recognition Skills (1961)
The film emphasizes the importance of word recognition skills for effective reading. It explains how recognizing words by their appearance,
Reading Maps (1955)
Illustrates the language of maps, using diagrams and live action. Explains the meaning, uses and the making of maps in
Reading Self – Improvement – Interpretation (1979)
Discusses the importance of interpreting what you read by identifying both stated and unstated meanings. It explores concepts such as
Reading Self-Improvement: Competency Skills (1979)
The film discusses the importance of reading skills and self-improvement, particularly focusing on word recognition, vocabulary building, understanding context, identifying
Reading Signs Is Fun (1967)
Presents an inductive experience in reading readiness. Shows a young boy as he interprets the meanings of various road signs
Reading Stories: Plots And Themes (1970)
Discusses the elements that make up a story, focusing on characters, settings, and plots. It emphasizes that while plots can