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
Reading the Moon’s Secrets
This program from 1976 was intended for classroom use for grades 7 and above. However, it is now 33 years old and is probably of more interest for its historical footage of the Apollo missions than for current classroom use Contact footage@avgeeks.com for more information. reading-the-moons-secrets
Reading To Enrich Your Classwork (1968)
Discusses the importance of enrichment reading materials that complement textbook learning. It emphasizes how these materials can relate to students’
Reading With A Purpose (1963)
Reveals that the key to good reading lies in asking yourself questions to help discover your purpose for reading. Explains
Ready On Arrival (1967)
The film discusses the operations and challenges faced by a naval aircraft carrier and its crew during military missions. It
Ready To Type Cans1-2 (silent)
The 1950s film footage captures a slice of high school life, focusing on two teenagers and their interactions with manual
Reasons Why, The (1959)
RCA Victor emphasizes the importance of quality in television manufacturing through rigorous research, design, and testing processes. Their commitment to
Recognition of Man – the Renaissance (1968)
The film “Recognition of Man” explores the Renaissance era, highlighting the revival of classical ideals and the emergence of humanism