Fish That Nearly Drowned
A whimsical and educational story told from the perspective of a talking fish named Sylveris, who lives in a diverse
Flowering Plants And Their Parts (1966)
Explores the structure and function of green plants, focusing on their three main parts: roots, stems, and leaves. Roots anchor
What Makes The Wind Blow? (1965)
What Makes the Wind Blow explains the fundamental forces behind wind and air movement using real-world and laboratory demonstrations. The
The Desert Community (1965)
Explores how plants and animals survive in one of Earth’s harshest environments—deserts, where annual rainfall is less than 10 inches
Trees And Their Importance (1966)
Trees and Their Importance explores the vital role trees have played from early American settlement to modern life, emphasizing their
Beach: A River Of Sand (1965)
The film Beach: A River of Sand explores the natural processes that shape and move sand along coastlines, portraying the
Information Revolution (1982)
The 1982 documentary Information Revolution explores the rapid transformation of society through the rise of microcomputers, satellites, and global data
Claymation (1978)
The film explores the art of clay animation, showcasing the meticulous process behind creating animated characters and scenes using clay.
Ugly Little Boy (1977)
In “Ugly Little Boy,” a pediatric nurse named Miss Fellows is assigned to care for a Neanderthal child, who is
The Civil War: Postwar Period (1964)
The film discusses the aftermath of the Civil War, focusing on the devastation in the South and the challenges faced
[Division, 1960s]
The film is an educational tutorial on division aimed at helping a student named Bob understand the concept of division
Right On / Be Free (1971)
The film “Right On Be Free” emphasizes the importance of art and community in the African American experience. It calls