Space Science: Sun As A Star (1970)
The film discusses the Sun, our nearest star, detailing how astronomers study it through solar observatories. It explains the Sun’s
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
Your Job: Good Work Habits (1969)
The film follows Betty and Carl, a young couple navigating their first full-time jobs while contemplating marriage. Through interviews, they
Do You Buckle Up? (1976)
The film emphasizes the importance of wearing safety belts while driving and flying. It features a father who, as a
Assorted 1960s TV Commercials
A compilation reel of various advertisements promoting a range of products including NL tablets for sleep, Nabisco Shredded Wheat for
[Circus footage, silent, 1940s]
This archival footage from the 1940s captures the arrival, setup, and behind-the-scenes life of a traveling circus in a small
The Medieval Manor (1956)
“The Medieval Manor” explores the life and structure of a feudal community centered around Montbre Castle. Sir Giles oversees the
Bread: From Wheat To Table (3rd Ed, 1988)
The film explores the journey of bread from wheat to table, detailing the different types of wheat and their growing
Light Science: You Can Do It (1986)
The film explores the properties of light, including reflection and refraction, through various experiments. It demonstrates how light travels in
Wondering About Light (1986)
In this educational film, children explore the concept of light while playing hide and seek. They learn how light travels
Boy Who Cried Wolf (1983)
Animated. *The Boy Who Cried Wolf* (1983) is an educational adaptation of the classic fable, produced by Encyclopedia Britannica Educational
Washington, DC (2nd Ed, 1983)
The film explores the history and significance of Washington D.C., detailing its development from a swamp to the capital of