Life Story Of The Crayfish (1963)
*Life Story of the Crayfish* (1963) is a **10-minute color educational film** produced by **Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Corporation (EBEC)**. Filmed
Explaining Matter: Chemical Change (1960)
Explains chemical changes, which occur when two or more materials combine to form new substances. It describes various examples of
Santa Fe And The Trail (1963)
The film depicts the journey along the Santa Fe Trail in 1830, highlighting the vast grasslands and the challenges faced
Eskimo Family (1959)
The film “Eskimo Family” depicts the life of an Eskimo family as they navigate the harsh Arctic environment. It follows
Gymnosperms (1961)
This film explores gymnosperms, a class of non-flowering seed plants, primarily represented by conifers in North America. It discusses their
Woody Woodchuck’s Adventure (1960)
In “Woody Woodchuck’s Adventure,” Father Woodchuck watches over his family as they awaken from winter hibernation. As spring arrives, the
What Is Space? (1961)
*What Is Space?* (1961) is an **educational science film** produced by **Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Corporation (EBEC)** that explores the **concept
Light And Color (1961)
Light and Color is a 14-minute educational film produced by Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Corporation (EBEC). The film explains the nature
No Second Chance (1970s)
The film depicts the life of a young man named Greg who becomes paraplegic after a car accident caused by
Middle East (1954)
The film explores the rich cultural and historical significance of the Middle East, highlighting its role as the birthplace of
Renaissance: It’s Beginning In Italy (1957)
The film explores the Renaissance, highlighting its origins in Italy, particularly Florence, and its significant achievements in art, philosophy, and
Children In Spring (1957)
“Children In Spring” follows Jerry and his friends as they experience the gradual changes of spring in their environment. They