Birds Of The Dooryard (3rd Ed, 1962)
The film explores various bird species commonly found in door yards, highlighting their behaviors, nesting habits, and feeding practices. It
Carl Sandburg Discusses Lincoln (1961)
The film features Carl Sandburg discussing Abraham Lincoln, emphasizing Lincoln’s enduring legacy and his profound impact on American history. Sandburg
America’s Story: George Washington (2nd Ed, 1989)
The film narrates the story of George Washington, the first president of the United States, highlighting his early life, military
Climates In The United States (1962)
The film explores the diverse climates of the United States and their impact on agriculture, architecture, clothing, and recreation. It
Creepy Crawlers: Legless Locomotion (1987)
The film explores the fascinating ways various organisms move, focusing on single-celled creatures like amoebas and diatoms, as well as
America’s Story: Our Country’s Flag (1989)
The film “America’s Story: Our Country’s Flag” features US Eagle narrating the history of the American flag. It discusses the
World War I: Building The Peace (1960)
The film discusses the challenges faced by the peacemakers after World War I, focusing on the efforts of leaders like
The Westward Movement II: Settlement of The Mississippi Valley (1962)
The film discusses the settlement of the Mississippi Valley in the early 19th century, following the Louisiana Purchase in 1803,
Single-Celled Animals: The Protozoa (1962)
The film explores the origins and characteristics of protozoa, the first animals on Earth, which evolved from simple single-celled organisms.
The French And Indian War (1962)
The film explores the French and Indian War, a pivotal conflict between France and England in the mid-18th century that
Constitution Of The United States (1955)
The film discusses the historical context and significance of the United States Constitution, created in the aftermath of Shay’s Rebellion
The First Many Celled Animals: Sponges (rev, 1988)
The film explores the evolution of multi-celled animals, particularly sponges, from single-celled organisms like amoebas. It explains that the transition