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DOCUMENT RESUME ED 280 788 Georgia Mediagraphy and First DOCUMENT RESUME ED 280 788 SO 018 065 TITLE Georgia Mediagraphy and First Supplement, 1985. INSTITUTION Georgia State Dept. of Education, Atlanta. Office of Instructional Services. PUB DATE 85 NOTE 68p.; Product of the Division of Instructional Media Services. PUB TYPE Reference Materials Bibliographies (131) Guides Non-Classroom Use (055) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC03 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Annotated Bibliographies; Art; Biographies; *Educational Media; Elementary Secondary Education; Language Arts; Music; Nonprint Media; Physical Education; *Resource Materials; Sciences; Social Studies; Television IDENTIFIERS *Georgia ABSTRACT This guide is designed to assist media specialists in building resource collections and teachers in meeting state requirements for the study of Georgia; it will provide support to other curricular areas, as well. It is limited to print and non-print materials about Georgia, and is divided into sections on art, music, language arts, science, physical education, and social studies. Special sections are devoted to biographies of Georgians and to instructional television series relating to Georgia. A section listing professional resources and auxiliary agencies offering free and inexpensive materials is included. Entries are in alphabetical order by author's name and are arranged under the appropriate subject heading. Native-born Georgian authors are indicated by an asterisk. Citations include author, title, publisher/producer, copyright date, format, grade level, and publisher's/producer's annotation. All entries are commercially available. The supplement updates the earlier guide, adds a list of Georgia periodicals, and expands the list of state agencies offering free or inexpensive materials related to Georgia. (APG) *********************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. *********************************************************************** "PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED Bf hi6- IA1 ' r-; I nOye, TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC)." U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Office of Educatonal Resemch and improvt ment Et:WC TIONAL RESOURCES I.4FORMATION CENTER (ERZ) This document has been reproduced as rece.ved from the person or organization originating it O Minor changes have been made to improve reproduction quality opoints of view or opinions stated in thisdobtr ment do not necessarily represent official OERI position or policy " AVAILABLE BESTCOPY 2 INTRODUCTION The Georgia Medlagraphy updates The Georgia Materials List, 1976. The information was provided byGeorgia educators, andnational and local publishers. The Mediagraphy is a guide limited to print/nonprint materials about Georgia,divided into the academic areas of Art, Music,Language Arts, Science, Physical Education, and Social Studies. A section of professionalresources has been included as well as auxiliary agencies offering free and inexpensive materials. An asterisk (k) denotes those authors verified as native-born Georgians. This document can assist media specialists in building collections and teachersin meeting the state requirements for the study of Georgia as wellas providing supportba other curricular areas. Inclusion in no way indicates endorsement by the Georgia Department ofEducation. [-- 1 3 BEST COPYAVAILABLE ©Copyright 1983 The Georgia Department of Education Office of Instructional Services Division of Instructional Media Services ALL RIGHTS RESERVED TABLE OF COURTS Introduction Table of Contents How to Use the Mediagraphy Art/Music 1 language Arts 3 Science 10 Sorial Studies 12 Biography 29 Physical Education 32 Instructional TelevisionSeries 33 Auxiliary Sources 34 Professional 35 State Educational AssociationsJournal 37 HOW TO USE THE GEORGIAMEDIAGRAPHY Entries are in alphabetical order under subject headings,by authors' rs and subject headings used in Essential are congruent with Skills for Georgia Schools. Cilations include author, title, publisher/producer, copyright date, format, grade level, publishe,"s/producer's annotation. Criteria for selection ofsources were: - appropriate for K-12 students - commercially available located during the project'sresearch period Every effort ^:Jas made to locate useful publications. Users are not restricted this listing noT. to items included in it a required list forselection. Atthe time of compilationall iteas were availablecommercially. changes constantly. However, this availability YOU SHOULD CHECK AVAILABILITYC* PRINT HEMS IN BIP (BOOKS NONPRIN1 IN NICEM (NATICNAI IN MIMI) AND INFORMATICN CENTER FOREDUCAIIONAL MEDIA) BEFORE ORDERING. unable to locate certain If you are publishers in NICEM or BIP,contact this office at the telephone number listedbelm. address or Using other professionalselection tools and attending exmrine resources also wil exhibits to provide informationon current, related neterials. The Georgia Departmeol of Education is gratefulto the many individuals, publishers, distributors and producers who assistedby providing information for this document, whichwe hope will be a useful anH valuable tool as you plan for a meaningful multimedia instructionAllearning program. approach to your local and cnunty historiesare not listed individually. Please refer Ua Georgia Bibliographyl County_Flitory, Third Edition. This comprehensiveguide, which is includedin the Goorgia Mediagraphy, will be published in 1984 anti may be Obtainedfrom your local public 7..,..aryor from Public library Services of theGeorgia Department of Education. Questicns regarding the georqailediagraphy should bedirected to Instructional Media Servim Div'Oon, Georgia Department or Education, 2054 lwin lowers Fast, (404 656 2418). Atlanta, Georgia 30334 Key to abbreviations: Audio Tasseite Cas Newspaper - Nspr Slides -Slds Book- Bk No Date - n.d. Study Prints - Pic Booklet Bkit Pamphlet - Pam Tapes - Tps Cassette Cas Periodical- Per Catalog Cat Teacher's Manual - Han Phone disc- R Film 16mm Textbook - Bk Portfolio- Pic Filmstrip- Fs 3/4" videocassette- Cas Poster - Pic Kit Kit Transparencies- Tr Recording- R Map Map Videficassette - Cas Script- Scpt ART/MUSIC Author Title Grade Format Canaday, Ouida GEORGIA SKETCHBOOK (Peachtree, 1991) 9-12 Bk An artist's view of Georgia'scontrasts (people, nature, and architecture) inwords and sketches. Cobb, Buell, Jr. SACRFD HARP (University of Georgia, 1978) 9-12 Bk A history, explanation andcelebration of a kind of grow singing with deep roots in Georgiaas well as the rest of the South. Story of a distinctive Southern tradition of religiousmusic which originated in Georgia. Dodd, Lamar RETROSPECTIVE EXhIBlIICN (Uoiversity of Georgia,1970) 6-12 Bk A monograph detailing Dodd'sinfluence as a painter and educator. Kazee, Buell !TUELL KAZFE K-12 (Appalachian Consortium,1980) Rec This album presentsKazee's music of rare ballads and songs. Klein, John 01 - -JOH% KLEIN PLAYSTHE BELLS Of STONE MOUNTAIN VOL. 1 K-12 (Stone Mountain MemorialAssociation, n.d.) Rec Popular selections suchas "The Entertainer," "This Land Is Your Land," "RaindropsKeep Fallin' On My Head." 02 -JOHN KLEIN PLAYS THE BELLS Of STONE MOUNTAIN VOL.2 Includes show tunes from "TheSound of Music," Dr. Zhivago," "Gone Withthe Wind," "Hello, Dolly." 03.-JOHN KLEIN PLAYS THEBELLS Of STONE MOUNTAIN VOL. 3 Songs of romance including"A Melody of Love" and "Clair de Lune." 04 --JOHN KLEIN PLAYSBELLS FOR BELLES Sentimental songs suchas "Laura," "Louise," and "Peggy O'Neal." 05- -NOEL BELLS Christmas songs suchas "Away In A Manger," "Silent Night," "The First Noel." In this series of albums,carillonneur John Klein plays the world's largest,732 bell, carillon donated to Stone Mountain Parkby the Coca Cola Company in 1965. This musical experiencewill offer additional study opportOnities andentertainment. McCurry, Joha GordonSOCIAL HARP (Universityof Georgia, 1973) 4-1 A facsimile Ofan 1885 book of "white spirituals" printed in "shape-notes"and used for singing schools, camp meetings, and revivals. More.than 220 selections set for three or four voices in unique hanmonyare included. The notes are large, the print easy to read. clear and New World Records GEORGIA SEA ISLAND SONGS (New World Records, n.d.) 3-12 Rec Ge,rgia Islandsongs and music. Stanton, Frank SCNGS (OM DIXIE LAND (Bowen-Merrill, 1900) 9-12 Bk UP FROM GEORGIA (Appleton, 1902) 9-12 Bk ART/MUSIC Author Title grade Format Workman, Mimrod JUNE APPAL RECORDINGS K-12 Bk (Appalachian Gonsortium Press, 1980) Included are: "Music from the Southern Mount3ins," "Passing Through Ule Garden."Featured singers in Oscar-winning Harlan County, U.S.A. perform a wide variety of rare traditional mountain ballads, hymns and labor songs. Second Generation SEVENTH ANNUAL GEORGIA STATE BLUE GRASS FESTIVAL 4-12 V.Cas. (University of Georgia, n.d.) Available from University of Georgia Film Library, Gecrgia Center for Continuing Education. 8 LANGUAGE ARTS Author Title prade Fonnat Ashford, Ann If I FOUND A vasuln UNICORN K-4 Bk (Peachtree, 1978) An illustrated poem that asks if the reader would be a friend, if needed? Bambara, Toni Cole GORILLA, MY LOVE 11-12 Bk (Random House, 1977) A novel about black life in the U.S.A., in Georgia. Beim, Lorraine TRIUMPH ClEAR 4-8 Bk (Harcourt, 1946) A young girl, confidently planningon college and a dramatic career, is stricken with infantile paralysis. The scene is the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation. Bell, Vereen SWAMP WATER 10-12 Bk (University of Geor9ia, 1981) "Swamp Water" is a melodrama. The setting
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