DOCUMENT RESUME ED 280 788 Georgia Mediagraphy and First

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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)

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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.

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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

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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.

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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 is the mysterious Okefenokee. Blackburn, Joyce SUKI AND THE MAGIC SAND DOLLAR 2-6 Bk (Word Books, 1969) Little Suki learns many exciting scientific facts during a visit to St. Simons Island, off the coast of Georgia. Brock, Para lee SAHANI 5-8 Bk (Peachtree, 1981) The story of a magical blue horse in the Great Smoky Mountains. Burch, Robert* D.J.'S WORS1 ENEMY 4-6 Bk (Viking, 1965) In the peach country of Georgia, D.J. Madison lives the joys of boyhood during the 1930s. HUI SCHOOL AND THE WARIIME HOMEERONT 4-6 Bk (Viking, 1974) The experiences and reactions of Kate Coleman; a World War II story. Some local Georgia color is included. IDA EARLY COMES OVER THE MOUNTAIN (Viking, 1980) 4-7 Bk A contemporary story of a young mountain girl. QUEENIE PEAVY 4-8 Bk (liking, 1966) Lonely thirteen-year-old Queenie Peavy gives a picture of life in a small Georgia town during the depression years. I RENFROE'S CHRISTMAS 4-6 Bk (Viking, 1968) Eight-year-old Renfroe is aware he is elfish. A story of Christmas in rural northern Georgia during the depression years. SIMON AND THE GAME Of CHANCE 9-12 Bk (Viking, 1970) Simon's sense of humor is often the cause of his difficulties. The plot features a series of trag- edies and Simon's conflicts with his father. SKINNY 4-6 Bk (Viking, 1964) A sociable twelve:year-old orphan boy is given a home by the proprietor of a small town hotel in Georgia. Insight into life in a small town in rural Georgia during the 1930s.

9 LANGUAGE ARTS Author Title Grade vo.smat TWO THAT WERE TOUGH 4-6 (Vikin9, lfy76) Elk Like the wild gray chicken that livesnear his mill,Mr. Hilton is alone and happyto be free-but time is catching up to both him and the chicken. TYLER, WILKIN AND SKEE 4-6 (Viking, 1963) Bk Tyler, Wilkin and Skee are three typicalboys growing up in rural Georgia during thedepression. WHITMAN KICK (Dutton, 1977) 7 Bk Juvenile fiction. WILKIN'S GHOST (Viking, 1978) 4-6 Bk Set in the rural Georgia of the 1930s,the story is jolting and thought-provoking. Burchard, Peter BIMBY (Coward, 1968) 4-6 Bk How Bimby works out his own solution. Bimby is a young slave in the Sea Islands of Georgia just before the Civil War. Cohen, Hening HUMOR Of THE OLD SOUTHWEST 6-12 Bk (University of Georgia , 1975) A collection of the humor in the late1700s and early 1800s in the states of Georgia,Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri and Louisiana. Backwoods humor. Connack, Maribelle SWAMP BOY (McKay, 1948) 4-8 Bk Clint Sheppard hunting and exploring inthe Okefenokee swamp of Georgia, with Tan,a Seminole Indian. The focus is on Clint's effortsto gain an education to improve the conditions of his family. Engel, Beth Bland* RIDE THE PINE SAPLING 6-10 (Harper and Row, 1979) Bk A novel based in a depression-era south Georgiatown about a 12-year-old girl ina web of suspense with a surprising conclusion. Grady, Henry THE COMPLETE ORATIONS OF SPEECHES OF ;!FMRY W. GRADY 9-12 Woodfin* (South-WeSt, 1910) Bk Political, governmental and social conditions. Edited by Edwin DuBois Shurter. THE NEW SOUTH ANO OTHER ADDRESSES 9-12 (Haskell House, 1969) Bk Critical opinions and explanatorynotes and biographical information by Edna H.L. Turpin. Grizzard, Lewis DON'T SIT UNDER THE GRITS TREE, WITH ANYCNE ELSE BOT ME! 9-12 (Peachtree, 1981) Bk A collection of the columnist's bestnewspaper columns. (frcni Atlanta Constitution) Humorous. KATHY SUE LOUDERMILK, I LOVE YOU 9-12 (Peachtree, 1980) Bk A collection of the columnist's bestnewspaper columns. (from Atlanta Constitution) Humorous. WON'T YOU COME HOME, BILLY BOB BAILEY? (Peachtree,1981) 9-12 Bk A collection of author's newspaper columns. (fran Atlanta Constitution) Humol-,is. THEY TORE OUT MY HEART AND STOMPED THAT SUCKER FLAT 9-12 (Peachtree, 1982) Bk A collection of the author'snewspaper columns. (fran Atlanta Constitution) Humorous.

10 LANGUAGE ARTS Author Title prad3 Format Hall, Marjorie MYSTERY Al OCTOBER HOUSE (Westminster, 1977) 5-0 Ric Period mysterywith ancient Indianmounds, dark caves and a special roadside inn--centerson the Georgia countryside of 1828. Harrell, Sara 00T1AGE BY THE SEA Gordon (Conoardia, 1978) 4-8 Bk Antigone Lee and her friend, Theo,rescue a rare albino dolphin from exploitive hunters. A dolphin pup helps restore their faith in ongoinglife. Harris, Joel BRER RABBII 3-12 Chandler (Merrimack Book Service, 1978) Bk BRER RABBIl AND BRER FOX (Philomel, 1969) 3-12 BK COMPLETE TALES OF UNCLE REMUS 7-12 (Houghton Mifflin, 1955) Bk FAVORITE UNCLE REMUS 4-8 (Houghton Mifflin, n.d.) Bk FREE JOE & OTHER GEORGIAN SKETCHES (Folcroft, 1887) 6-12 Bk JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS, EDITOR &ESSAYIST (Scholarly, 1971) 6-12 Bk NIGHTS WITH UNCLE REMUS: MYTHS & LEGENDS OF THE OLD PLANTATION (Gale, 1971) 7-12 Bk ON THE PLANTA1ION: A STORY Cf A GEORGIA BOY'S ADVENTURES DURING THE WAR 7-12 (University of Georgia, 1980) Bk UNCLE REMUS: HIS SONGS & HIS SAYINGS (Grosset & Dunlap, 1974) 3-9 Bk Killion, Ronald TREASURY OF GEORGIA FOLKLORE (Cherokee, 1972) 6-12 Bk Contains the games children played,tales of haunted houses, Indian legends,rules for planting and harvesting, superstitionsand folk medicine. Lanier, Mary Day POEMS OF SIDNEY LANIER 9-12 (University of Georgia, 1981) Bk Sidney Lanier, a Macon native;Included are: "Sunrise," "A Song of Love," "TheMarshes of Glynn," and "The Song of theChattahoochee." Latham, Jean Lee STORY OF ELI WHITNEY (Aladdin, 1953) 4-6 Bk Eli developed a machine tomake growing upland cotbon profitable. Logue, Calvin B. SOUTHERN ENCOUNTERS: SOUTHERNERS Of NOTE IN RALPH MCGILL'S SOUTH (Mercer University Press, 1982) 8-12 Bk Essays, many of which are firsthandaccounts of significant people and events. Longstreet, GEORGIA SCENES 9-12 Augustus Baldwin* (Sagamore Press, 1957) Bk Georgia social life and customs,characters, incidents during the first halfcentury of the Republic. Lowrance, FOUNTAIN Of YOUTH Rdbert, Jr. (Abrams, 1979) 3-12 Bk Poe'xy about Georgia. McCullers, Carson* CLOCK WITHOUT HANDS 9-12 (Houghton Mifflin, 1961) Bk J.T. Malone, a southern pharmacistexperiences a prolonged fatal illness.

11 LANGUAGE ARTS Author Titlo Grado Format THE 0EART IS A LONELY UUNiER 10-12 uk (Houghton Mifflin, 1940) Novel describing how a deaf-mute adjusts to the loss of his only friend. 'MEMBER OF THE WEDDING 0-12 Bk (Houghton Mifflin, 1946) A 12 year old girl's reaction to hcr older brother's wedding. Georgia setting. McKenzie, Barbara FLANNERY O'CONNOR'S GEORGIA 6-12 Bk (University of Georgia , 1980) Middle Georgia: Included is a selection from the O'Conno,' family album. Many photographs. Miller, Caroline* LAMB IN NS BOSOM 9-12 Bk (Larlin, 1933) Novel of pre-Civil War, South Georgia. Pulitzer Prize Novel Mitchell, Margaret GONE WITH THE WIND 8-12 Bk (Macmillan, 1936) Scarlett O'Hara, her family and friends, Atlanta, the South and the Civil War. GONE WITH THE WIND 9-12 Rec (Lib. of Congress; Div. Blind and Phys. Handicap A novel about the Civil Wart set in Georgi Characterizes willful, selfish Scarlet 04-k, colorful masculine Rhett Butler. For those cannot read conventional print. Montgomery, Marion* GULL AND OTHER GEORGIA SCENES 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia , 1969) Many little poems. Newman, Frances* HARD-BOILED VIRGIN 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia , 1980) A reprint of the 1926 novel by an Atlanta native. "A revealing portrait of the social mores of Atlanta's 'New South society". A comedy of manners. Paris, Rachel SILK STOCKING STREET 9-12 Bk (Cherokee, 1972) Memories of a happy childhood. Early 1900s in Sandersville, Georgia. Humorous. Payne, Ladell BLACK NOVELISTS AND THE SOUTHERN LITERARY TRADITION 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia , 1981) Charles Waddell Chesnutt, James Weldon Johnson, Jean Toomer, Richard Wright and Ralph Ellison-- five black novelists fromReconstruction to the present. Refutes the theory that the black writer is inevitably from a wl dly separate culture. Price, Eugenia BELOVED INVADER 10-12 Bk (Lippincott, 1964) Christ Church assists Anson Dodge in his effortsto find himself and to establish rapport withthe Saint Simons Island inhabitants after the Civil War. DON JUAN MCQUEEN 6-12 Bk (Lippincott, 1974) Forced to leave his beloved family and hcae in Georgia to escape debtor's prison,John McQueen (loyal patriot and friend of General Washington, Jeffersonand LaFayette) fled to Saint Augustine where he transferred his loyalty to the Spanish king and becamean advisor to easi_ Florida's Governor. Quesada, in thepost- Revolutionary era.

1 2 LANGUAGE ARTS Author. Titlo Grado Format THE HEART IS A LONELY HUNiER 10-12 uk (Houghton Mifflin, 1940) Novel describing how a deaf-mute adjusts to the loss of his only friend. 'MEMBER OF THE WEDDING 9-12 Bk (Houghton Mifflin, 1946) A 12 year old girl's reaction to hcr older brother's wedding. Georgia setting. McKenzie, Barbara FLANNERY O'CONNOR'S GEORGIA 6-12 Bk (University of Georgia , 1980) Middle Georgia: Included is a selection from the O'Connci' family album. Many photographs. Miller, Caroline* LAMB IN HIS BOSOM 9-12 Bk (Larlin, 1933) Novel of pre-Civil War, South Georgia. Pulitzer Prize Novel 19-'4. Mitchell, Margaret GONE WITH THE WIND 8-12 Bk (Macmillan, 1936) Scarlett O'Hara, her family and friends, Atlanta, the South and the Civil War. GONE WITH THE WIND 9-12 Rec (Lib. of Congress; Div. Blind and Phys. Handicar' A novel about the Civil Wart set in GeorTL Characterizes willful, selfish Scarlet O'Hz, colorful masculine Rhett Butler. For those cannot read conventional print. Montgomery, Marion* GULL AND OTHER GEORGIA SCENES 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia , 1969) Many little poems. Newman, Frances* HARD-BOILED VIRGIN 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia , 1980) A reprint of the 1926 novel by an Atlanta native. "A revealing portrait of the social mores of Atlanta's 'New South' society". A comedy of manners. Paris, Rachel SILK STOCKING STREET 9-12 Bk (Cherokee, 1972) Memories of a happy childhood. Early 1900's in Sandersville, Georgia. Humorous. Payne, Ladell BLACK NOVELISTS AND THE SOUTHERN LITERARY TRADITION 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia , 1981) Charles Waddell Chesnutt, James Weldon Johnson, Jean Toomer, Richard Wright and Ralph Ellison-- five black novelists from Reconstruction tothe present. Refutes the theory that the black writer is inevitably from a wl dly separate culture. Price, Eugenia BELOVED INVADER 10-12 Bk (Lippincott, 1964) Christ Church assists Anson Dodge in his effortsto find himself and to establish rapport withthe Saint Simons Island inhabitants after the Civil War. DON JUAN MCQUEEN 5-12 Bk (Lippincott, 1974) Forced to leave his beloved family and home in Georgia to escape debtor's prison, John McQueen (loyal patriot and friend of General Washington, Jeffersonand LaFayette) fled to Saint Augustine where he transferred his loyalty to the Spanish king and becamean advisor to easi_ Florida's Governor, Quesada, in thepost- Revolutionary era.

6 12 LANGUAGE ARTS Author Title Grade Format LIGHTHOUSE (Lippincott, 1971) 9-12 Bk Saint Simons Island, Georgia. This novel pursues the history of the Gould and Bunchfamilies and centers on the career of James Could,Yankee-mme-South in the nine- teenth century. NEW MOON RISING (Lippincott, 1969) 9-12 Bk A story of the Gould and Bunch fmnilies;covers the period immediately before and duringthe Civil War. Rockwood, Joyce LONG MAN'S SONG (Holt, 1975) 4-8 Ck Scoring Hawk is a young Cherokee Indianliving in the southern Appalachian Mountainsbefore the coming of the white man. St. John, THE CHRISTMAS TREE MYSTERY Wylly Folk (Viking, 1969) 4-6 Bk Trace and baby Pip; the centralcharacters, Maggie and Beth. Describes the typical family andcommunity of a small Georgia town at holidaytime. GHOS1 NEXT DOOR (Harper, 1971) 4-6 Bk Sherry talks about her imaginaryplaymate named Miranda who drowned yearsago. The outcome is surprising and leaves the reader'o draw his own conclusion. MYSTERY BOOK MYSTERY (Viking, 1976) 4-8 Bk Suspenseful writing abouta mystery book. SECREI OF HIDDEN CREEK (Viking, 1966) 1,9 Bk Fiction about Georgia places,events, history and legends. SECRETS Of THE PIRATE INN (Viking, 1968) Bk Sally, Amy and Jack persuade theirmother to drive them to the Georgia coast to visitUncle Will and search for a treasure. Each clue brings a new treasure. The most significant clue is thehardest of all to unravel. UNCLE ROBERT'S SECRET (Viking, 1972) 4-8 Bk This is a no-let-upsuspense, fun story set in Georgia. Sibley, Celestine CHRISTMAS IN GEORGIA (Doubleday, 1964) 4-12 Bk These tales range from therevolutionary war to the present, frcm a seacoast island tothe Blue Ridge Mountains. Smith, Doris KELLY'S CREEK Buchanan (Crowell, 1975) 6-8 Bk Kelly is a typical nine-year-oldboy except for his slcyness in learning. His main interests in lifeare the marshes and the seashore. Kelly's difficulties and interest in marine lifeplus Phillip's assistance help him overcome these problems. KICK A STONE HOME (Crowell, 1974) 6-12 Bk Fifteen-year-old Sara learnsto overcome her shyness especially with boys, and toaccept herself, in the story's south Georgia setting. It is romantic.

7 13 LANGUAGE ARTS Author Title Grade Format LAST WAS LLOYD 3-8 Bk (Viking, 1980) A read aloud novel about naive 12-year-old Lloyd, born when his mother was only 14-years-old. He faces serious social adjustment problems because he is helplessly spoiled by his mother. TOUGH CHAUNCEY 6-12 Bk (Morrow, 1974) Abused by his grandfather and neglected by his mother, tough thirteen-year-old Chauncey decides runningaway from his south Georgia home is the only solution to changing his life until a friend shows him another alternative. Smith, William RIVAL LOVERS, A STORY OF THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES 5-12 Bk Ferguson (Peachtree, 1980) An autobiographical dramatized account of the War Between the States. Standard, Janet THIS MAN, THIS WOMAN 9-12 Bk Harvill (Wikes, 1968) A love story of a family experiencing hardships during the Revolutionary War. Steedman, BUT YOU'LL BE BACK 9-12 Bk Marguerite* (Houghton Mifflin, 1942) A full length novel about a southern townnear Atlanta, its people, their experiences and love for Georgia. Strickland, Michael; THE BEST OF RALPH MCGILL 8-12 Bk Davis, Harry; (Cherokee, 1980) Strickland, Jeff A distillation of his most memorable columns. Tenirod, Henry COLLECTED POEMS 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia Press, 1965) A variorum, edited by Ed Winfield Parks and Aile.an Wells Parks. Tiegreen, Alan DOODLE AND THE GO-CART 4-8 Bk (Viking, 1972) Doodle Rounds, an inventive, eager, sixth-grade Georgia farm boy, wants to earn $200 for a go-cart. Characterization of Doodle. Thompson, Rose* HUSH, CHILD! CAN'T YOU HEAR THE MUSIC 7-12 Bk (University of Georgia , 1982) Townsend, James DEAR HEART 9-12 Bk (Peachtree, 1980) Georgia Magazine has compiled his best writings about the south. IT'S TRUE WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT DIXIE 11-12 Bk (Cupple, 1981) A Collection of articles describing the author's experiences and reflections on Georgia and the South. MOUNTAIN ECHOES 9-12 Bk (Peachtree, 1980) A collection of newspaper columns written by the writer who contributes to many North Georgianews- papers. Warren, James,Jr.* COLLECTED POEMS Of JAMES E. WARREN, JR. 3-12 Bk (Abrams, 1979) A book of poems with touches of Georgia by an Atlanta Georgia poet. SELECTED POEMS 3-12 Bk (Abrams, 1979) Poetry by a Southern poet, Atlanta, Georgia; deals with universals with constant precision.

1 4 LANGUAGE ARTS Author Title Grade Fonnat Watkins, Floyd C YESTERDAY IN THE HILLS 9-12 Watkins, Charles (University of Georgia, 1982 reprint) Bk Hubert An inside picture of the vanishing lifestyleof the rural north Georgia Piedmont hillcountry around Canton and Sall Ground. Whitney, Phyllis LOST ISLAND (Doubleday, 1970) 6-12 Bk Adventure of Lacy Ames on Hampton Islandoff the coast of Georgia, the fun, pain andloves of childhood. She also feels "a pervadingsense of evil."Emotions and events begin to resolve the conflicts and mysteries. Wilkinson, Brenda LUDELL (Harper, 1975) 6-12 Bk For Ludell Wilson there wasn't "anythang"to get excited about until Friday. The biggest dream in Ludell's "worle" was for her motherto keep her promise to send a "tee-vee"-,a bigdream for a poor, black kid during the fifties in Windhmn, Kathryn Waycross, Georgia. THIRTEEN GEORGIA GHOSTS AND JEFFREY 4-8 Tucker (Strode, 1973) Bk Hugh's discovery of the ghost collieon Scataoay begins with an unusual noise. Each of the thirteen ghost Aories iS a realistic taleof the supernatural and is a way of learning aboutsome unknown history, customs and places in Georgia. Yccmans, Allene MEM'RY NOTES: THE JERRELL HOME 1874-1974 4-12 Jai.rell (Moreno, 1974) Bk A presentation in story, verse,photographs and sketches of the author's recollectionsof life on the Jarrell Plantation and theJuliette School, Macon, Georgia setting.

9 15 SCIENCE Author Title Grade Format Andrews, Ernest GEORGIA'S FABULOUS TREASURE HOARDS 9-12 (Andrews, 1966) Bk A compendium for rockhounds, prospectors and various seekers of gold, silver and diamonds in Georgia. Beckley, William OUR GEORGIA AGRICULTURE 3-8 Fs (Beckley Films, 1975) Covers crops, livestock, related subjects. OUR GEORGIA WILDLIFE 3-8 Fs (Beckley Films, 1975) Georgia birds, reptiles, mammals, ecology, etc. Dahlberg, GUIDE TO COASTAL FISHES OF GEORGIA 9-12 Bk Michael (University of Georgia, 1974) Sport and commercial fishes along the coastand in estuaries are described with notes on appear- ance, habits, and locations. A reference. Dickens, FRONTIERS IN THE SOIL 3-7 Bk Roy, Jr. (University of Tennessee, 1970) Covers ancient remains found inGeorgia soil. Duncan, Wilbur GUIDE TO GEORGIA TREES 6-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1941) A guide to the identification of 235 species. WILDFLOWERS OF THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES 4-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1975) For hikers, campers, gardeners nearly 500 color photographs and accompanying descriptionspro- viding identification of some 1,100 species. A leap in knowledge and appreciation ofour region's outdoor beauty. A guidebook for finding beauty in nature. WOODY VINES OF THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES 6-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1975) This field manual describes 21 perennial climbing vines and illustrates everything from jasmineto kudzu. FARMERS AND CONSUMERS MARKET BULLETIN 6-12 Newspr (Georgia Department of Agriculture, n.d.) A weekly newspaper containing 9eneral agricultural informaticm and ads fran Georgia farmers. No charge to Georgia residents. GECRGIA AGRICULTURE 12 Bk (Georgia Department of Education, n.d.) A statistical breakdown of the number ofacres utilized in each major crop production in thestate. GEORGIA: IT'S GEOGRAPHY AND RESOURCES 4-12 Fs (Associated Educators, n.d.) Covers farming, trees, Georgia minerals, manufacturing, historic scenes and places. GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL FACTS 5-12 Bk (Georgia Department of Agriculture, n.d.) A nontechnical synopsis of Georgiacrops and of the services provided by the Department of Agriculture.

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Godfrey, Robert AQUATIC AND WETLAND PLANTS OF THESOUTHEASTERN AND UNITED STATES (no PARTS) 1. Dicotyledons 6-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1981) Suivey of dicotyledon plants (primarily trees, herbs, and shrubs) that inhabit the coastaland warsh lands of the Somtheast. 2. Monocotyledons 6-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1979) Monocotyledons (grasses, lilies, palms, and orchids) along the coast and in the marshes of the region. Harris, Mark SAUL BELLOW, DRUMLIN WOODCHUCK 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1980) Written in prose, a little anthology of candidcmap- shots. Homan, Tim HIKING TRAILS Cf NORTH GEORGIA 9-12 Bk (Peachtreet 1981) Descriptions of 80 hiking trails in the north Georgia mountains. McVaugh, Rogers FERNS OF GEORGIA 6-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1951) This handy reference describes 79 fernsthat grow wild in Georgia. Martin, Harold CATS, DOGS, CHILDREN AND OTHER SMALL CREATURES 9-12 Bk (Peachtree, 1980) A collection of the authdr's columns that recollect all of the gnall creaturds (animals and human) that he observed. Martof, Bernard AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES Of GEORGIA 6-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1956) This packet gulde provides informationon identi- fying 202 species of salamanders, toads,frogs, and snakes, as well as information on protection from snakebite (anti treatment for snakebite). Matschat, SUWANNEE RIVER: STRANGE GREEN LAND 9-12 Bk Cecile Hulse Reprint from the Rivers of America series (University of Georgia, 1980) The people along the bank and the "critters"- stories for average to advanced readers. Morrow, Eleanore LIST Of PUBLICATIONS OF THE GEORGIA GEOLOGICSURVEY 4-12 Bk (Departnent of Natural Resources, 1980) List of publications and infonmation of theser- vices of Georgia Geological Survey, 19 MartinLuther King, Jr. Drive, SW, Atlanta, Georgia 30334. SALT MARSH: A QUESTION OF VALUES 8-12 16mm (Encyclopaedia Britannica Ed. Corp:, n.d.) Documents the value of biological canmunities that exist between sea and land. Features the salt . marshes of Georgia sea coast. Stresses the importance of energy flow and food supply in salt marshes and eStuaries. Squibb, Robert GARDENER'S CALENDAR FOR SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA AND NORTH CAROLINA 6-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1980) Wigginton, TREES AND SHRUBS FOR THE SOUTHEAS1 6-12 Bk Brooks (University of Georgia.1963) A design manual explaining preferable locations for individual plants.Vines, ground covers, shrubs, and trees are all described along with short lists of the "best" plants for reliability and durability.

1 7 SOCIAL STUDIES Author Title Grade Format Abbot, Belle CHEROKEE INDIANS IN GEORGIA (Confedcrate,.1980) 6-12 Bk Description of the life of the CherokeeIndium and their eventual removal to Oklahoma. Adams, Russell !EADING AMERICAN NEGROES (SVE, 1973) 5-12 Fs/Cas Biograpnies of Mary Bethune, Georc,eWashington Carver, Benjamin Banneker, Robert Smalls,Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman. Alotta, Robert 013 NAMES AND NEW PLACES (Westminster, 1979) 5-8 Bk References to Georgia Anderson, GEORGIA: A PAGEANT OF YEARS Mary Savage (Reprint, 1933/1974) 9-12 Bk Chronological outline of Georgia historyto 1933. ATLANTA 3-12 (Jack Morton Productions, 1977) 16mm Presents a montage of Atlanta, Georgia. ATLANTA, GEORGIA: PROGRESS AND PROBLEMS (5VE, 1972) 5-12 Kit Shows physical and social changes thathave made Atlanta the pacescAtev city of theSouth. ATLANTA HISTORIC RESOURCES WORKUOK 4-12 Bk (Atlanta Urban Design Commission, 1982) Identifies, describes and photographssignificant, historic and architecturalproperties and districts in Atlanta. Augusta Junior HISTORIC AUGUSTA FOR KIDS K-12 Bk Women's Club (Augusta Heritage Trust, 1980) Description of over 50 historic sites inAugusta. AUNT APIE 4-12 V.Cas (Encyclopaedia Britannica, n.d.) Features 87 year old Aunt Arie Carpenterwho lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Georgia. Austin, Aurelia* GEORGIA BOYS WITH "STONEWALL" JACKSON 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1967) This account is built around thewar letters of Private James Thompson to his family. An eyewitness account of Appomattox. Bachtel, Douglas THE GEORGIA COUNTY GUIDE 7-12 Bk (Rural DevelopTent Center/Cooperative Extension,m3) Contains informationon agriculture, climate, courts, crime, economics, education,energy, government, health, higher education, housing, etc.(Yearly, April) Bake, William BLUE RIDGE (Viking, 1977) 6-12 Bk The author follows the Blue Ridge mountainchain through the Great Smokies and the Appalachians. Color photographs. Barnes, Margaret* MURDER IN COWETA COUNTY (Pelican, 1976) 9-12 Bk The true story of a murder that took placein rural Georgia in 1948. Bartley, Numan HISTORY OF GEORGIA 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1977) Fact-filled synopsis of the state givesparticu- lar attention to the post-World War Bealer, Alex* II era. ONLY THE NAMES REMAIN: THE CHEROKEES AND 1HE TRAIL OF TEARS (Little, 1972) 9-12 Bk The history of the Cherokees, theirfirst meetings with white settlers and howthey learned to work with them.

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Beckley, OUR GEORGIA 3-8 Fs/Cas William (Beckley Films, 1975) A iook at Georgia's people, custcam and geography. OUR GEORG/A HISTORY 3-3 Fs/Cas (Beckley Films, 1975) Georgia history from pre-historic to present. Behrens, Rob FRIENDS IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA K-6 16mm (Encyclopaedia Britannica, 197,5) Presents aa overview of'major aspects of life in the American city of Atlanta, Georgia. Bell, Earl AUGUSTA CHRONICLE 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1960) Facts about Augusta and the central Savannah River valley. Petail's of the early days uf the area. Bell, Griffin TAKING CARE OP THt LAW 9-12 6tic (Morrow, 1982) Personal account of two and a half years as Attorney General during the Carter administration. Blair, RuttrA SOME EARLY TAX DIGESTS Of GEORGIA 9-12 Bk (Southern Historical, 1926/1971) Contains approximately 36,000 names of ptsons, including those whose land was adjoininghe person in the Tax Digest and/or the. original Grantor- Grantee of the land. Bleeker, Sonia CHEROKEE: INDIANS OF THE MOUNTAINS 44 gk (Morrow, 1952) Included are Sequoya's development of a written language, the uniting of the Cherokee nation, the enforced march into exile, and mention of present-day life. SEMINO!FS 4-6 Bk (Morrow, 1954) Describes the movement of Creek Indians forc&d to move to Florida. Boos, Marion A/EXANDER LETTERS, 1787-1900 10-12 Bk Alexander (University of Georgia, 1980) The Civil War era - and the general flavor of life in Georgia at the time. Brooks, Robert HISTORY OF GEORGIA 9-12 Bk Preston* (Reprint, 1913/19/2) Comprehensiye Georgia history to 1913. UNIVERSIIY CW CEORGIA UNDER SIXTEEN ADMINISTRATIONS, 1765-1955 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1956) Covers the development of the University, the first land-grant institution in the country, until 1955. Brown, Virginia THE WORLD OF THE SOUTHERN INDIANS 4-12 Bk Pounds and (t3eechwood Books, 1983) Owens, Laurella Focuses on five great tribes of the South, and the

. reestablishment of their heritage. Bryan, T, Conn CCNFEDERATE GEORGIA 9-12 Rk (University of Georgia,.1953) A picture of the disruptions and the varied facets of life and living in a war torn area. Calhoun, Capt. HISTORY Of THE 42N0 REGIMENT,. GEORGIA VOLUNTEERS,

W. 1 . CONFEDERATE SlATES ARMY INFANTRY 9-12 Bk (Confederate, 1977) local history.

1 9 SOC I AL STUDI ES Author Title Grade Format CAMP MEETING. BLACK/WHITE, SOUND, 30 MINUTES 9-12 16mm (University of Georgia, n.d.) Canaday, Ouida GEORGIA SKETCHBOOK 9-12 (Peachtree,1981) Bk An artist's view of Georg';a's contrasts (people, nature and architecture) in word.; and sketches. Candler, GEORGIA 9-12 Bk Allen D.* (Reprint, 1906/1972) Information concerning places, institutions, and especially prominent Georgians. Capps, Clifford COLONIAL GEORGIA 4-8 Bk Sheets, Luc.:11e (Nelson, 1972) Colonial history with photographs andmaps. Carpenter, Cal WALTON WAR AND TALES OF THE GREAT SMOKEY MOUNTAINS 7-12 Bk (Apple Housel 1979) Authentic account of the war between North Carolina and Georgia, plus stories of mountains. Carpenter, GEORGIA K-8 Bk John Allen (Childrens Press, 1979) Topics include geography, history, naturalresources, points of interest. Carter, Jimmyk KEEPING THE FAITH 9-12 8k (Bantam, 1982) Impression of life in the White Hour,e includingthe crises, people and advice relich shaped the drama of the Oval Office. CARVING OF STONE MOUNTAIN. WGTV. 9-12 16mm (University of Georgia, 1966) Cashin, E. L.* STORY Cf AUGUSTA 8-12 Bk (Richmond County Board of Education, 1980) History of Augusta from colonial period topresent. Cate, Margaret EARLY DAYS OF COASTAL GEORGIA Davis 5-12 Bk (Ft. Frederica Association/University of Georgia,n.d.) A pictorial history of and ccamentaryon coastal Georgia. FORT FREDERICA COLOR BOOK K-4 Bk (Ft. Frederica Association, n.d.) Historic color book for children. HAWKINS -DAVISCN HOUSES, FREDERICA, ST.SIMONS ISLAND, GEORGIA 9-12 Bk (Ft. Frederica Association, n.d.) Archaeological and historical aspects of two colonial Frederica homes. CBS News SPIRIT OF AMERICA WITH CHARLES KURALT 4-12 16oni (8FA Educational Media, 1976) Places, people and events in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia that contributed to the development of America; Southeastern history. CIVIL WAR IN GEORGIA 4-12 Map (Down Home Designs, 1981) Map of over 100 battlefield locations of Civil War skirmishes between 1861 and 1865. CHART OF STATE GOVERNMENT 4-12 Poster (University of Georgia, n.d.) 33" x 24" two-color poster of state agencies. Coleman, Kenneth* AMERICAN REVOLUTION IN GEORGIA 1763-1789 9-12 8k - (University of Georgia, 1958) Histury of the period.

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ATHENS, 1861-1865 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1969) P. picture of Athens, as seen through letters. GEORGIA HISTORY IN OUTLINE 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1979) Outline of Georgia history to 1979. HISTORY Of GEORGIA 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1977) Georgia political history to 1910s. Coleman, Mildred FRANCES VIRGINIA TEA ROOM COOKBOOK 9-12 Bk (Peachtree, 198)) Recipes from a famous Atlanta restaurant, closed since 1961. COLONIAL GEORGIA 4-12 Map (Down Home Designs, 1981) A directory of curious and historic places before, dui;ng and after the Revolution. Conger, Ledie SKEICHING AND ETCHING GEORGIA 6-12 Bk William (Conger Print, 1911) Descriptions oi" the fifty lovely etchings and drawings contained in this volume. Conrelly, ARMY OF THE HEAR1tAND: THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE, 1861-1862 9-12 Bk Thomas 1. (Louisiana State University, 1967) History of the Army of Tennessee in the Civil War and the campaigns that they fought in Georgia. AUTUMN Cf GLORY: THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE 1863-1865 9-12 8k (Louisiana State University, 1971) History of the Army of Tennessee in the Civil War and the campaigns they fought in Georgia. Coulter, E. COLLEGE LIFE IN THE OLD SOUTH 9-12 Bk Merton* (University of Georgia, 1951) The growth and development of the University of Georgia. 1.I51 OF THE EARLY SETTLERS Cf GEORGIA 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1949) An alpabetical listing of the 2,979 persons who came to the colony of Georgia between June 9, 1732 and September 29, 1741. OLD PETERSBURG AND THE BROAD RIVER VALLEY Of GEORGIA 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1965) Description of life, trade, politics, and society, revives an era from the past along the South Carolina boundary. Crawford, F. R. WITNFSS TO THE HOLOCAUS1 9-12 V. Cas (Center for Research in Social Change, 1981) Interviews with Georgians who were liberated from Nazi concentration camps. GEORGIA 3-8 Tr (Creative Visuals, 1971) lransparencies to accompany the above listing. Cunningham, Maggi CHERCXEE TALE-TELLER K-4 Bk (Dillon, 1978) pased on legends recorded by Mooney:a retelling including children as characters in the stories. CURIOUS AND FORGOTTEN PLACES IN GEORGIA 4-12 Rap (Down Houe Designs, 1981) Bygone days and early times in Georgia. Dabney, HERK: HERO Cf THE SKIES 10-12 Bk Joseph Earl (Copple, 1980) History and text about Lockheed-Georgia.

91 SOC IAL STUDIES Author Title Grade Format Davis, Richard COLONIAL SOUTHERN BOOKSHELF 9-12 Bk Beale* (University of Georgia, 1979) A picture of what Southerners in this periodread and the impact of the readingupon their lives. Davis, Robert THE GEORGIA BLACK BOOK 7-12 Scott, Jr. (Southern Historical, 1982) Bk A book of historical data not generally knownabout or available from one source. GEORGIA CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS Cf THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 9-12 Bk (Southern Historical, 1979) Genealogists' information on people living inGeorgia from 1775-1783 that is based upon originalmanuscripts of the period. OTHER SIDE OF THE COIN; GEORGIA BAPTISTS WHO FOUGHT FOR THE KING 9-12 BK (Southern Historical, 1980) Ccvers loyalists during the American Revolutim RESEARCH IN GEORGIA, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASISCN THE GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY 6-12 Bk (Southern Historical, 1981) A detailed guide to the Georgia Departmentof Archives and History in Atlanta, Georgia. Doggett, Jim BACK TO BARNESVILLE 4-12 (Stake N' Rake, 1977) Bk An index of home grown remedies presented primarily as a project of historical and cultural interest; back to nature's secrets. DOWN THE INLAND WATERWAY. ww. 9-12 16mm (University of Georgia,1969) Color, sound, 52 minutes. DuBois, W.E.B ABC OF GOYA 9-12 Bk (International Publishers, 1969) Selections from the author's half centuryof prose, poetry, lectures.Some sections are on his life spent as head of the Sociology Department atAtlanta University. EARLY TIMES ON THE GEORGIA FRONTIER 4-12 Map (Down Home Designs, 1981) An illustrated directory of Georgia fortifications and Indian skirmishes. EBBTIDE: PRESERVING COASTAL GEORGIA'S CULTURALHERITAGE THROUGH PERSONALITIES AND CRAFTS 6-12 Per (Ebbtide Editorial Fund, Published 3 timesper year) Issues that describe the land, heritage, crafts and personalities of southeast Georgia. FOCUS ON AMERICA: THE SOUTH 4-12 Kit (SVE, 1980) Georgia studies: #250-13 Southern Appalachia: An Area Left Behind #250-15Atlanta, Georgia: Progress and Problems #250-16Black People in the New South French, Laurence CHEROKEE PERSPECTIVE 6-12 Bk (Appalachian Consortium, 1980) A collection of the feelings and opinionsof more than two dozen contempory eastern Cherokees. Fuller, Chet I HEAR THEM CALLING MY NAME . 9-12 Bk (Houghton Mifflin, 1961) A young African American reporter forthe Atlanta Journal writes about his journey throughthe deep South; based on interviews with peopleand obser- vations.

22 SOCIAL STUDIES Author Title Grade. Format Gardner, Robert PRIMARY SOURCES IN THE STUDYCf EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY GEORGIA BAPTIS1 HISTORY (Waldo P. Harris, 1980) 9-12 Bk An essay, giving a brief lookinto ministers such as Jesse Galphin, Georgia Liele,Jonathan Clarke, and to specific settlers. Garrett, Franklin GEORGIA 6-12 Cas. (Educational Sensory Progranming,n.d.) Local history. Garrison, Webb* OGLETHORPE'S FOLLY: THE BIRTH Of GEORGIA (Copple House, 1982) 7-12 Bk Description of the events surroundingthe early settlement of Georgia. GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH OF GEORGIA 9-12 Pan (Georgia Departnmnt of Archivesand History, 1966) Introduction to the genealogicalmaterials in the Department of Archivesand History; presents a short outline of the early history GEOE:IA of Georgia. (Bear Films, 1974) K-12 16nni Manners and ontoms of Georgia. GEORGIA (Creative Visuals, 1971) 3-8 Bk Information about history,geography, agriculture, and famous citizens. GEORGIA INTERNATIONALE. WGTV. (University of Georgia,.1969) 9-12 16mm Color, sound, 30 nnnutes. GEORGIA: IPS GEOGRAPHY AND RESOURCES 4-12 (Association of Educators,n.d.) Fs Covers fanning, geogrphy,forests, Georgia minerals, manufacturing, historic and scenicplaces. GEORGIA LAWMAKERS IN ACIION (University of Georgia, 1977) 6-12 Slds/ Cas. Steps needed for a bill tobecome law. Filmed while Georgia General Assemblywas in session. GEORGIA PARKS AND HISTORICSITES 6-12 Bk (Georgia Department ofNatural Resources, n.d.) Exploration of Georgia's richhistorical heritage, from mountain top campsiteto Civil War battlegrounds, the coast and state parks. GEORGIA STATE CAPITOL TOUR (RMI Productions, 1973) 3-8 Kit Capitol grounds, state buildings,distinctive features, complete descriptive story. GEORGIA SURVEYOR 9-12 Pam (Georgia Department of Archivesand History, n.d.) Granting and survey of landin the early days of the Province of Georgia. Georgia 18.19th century. DRUMS AND SHADOWS: SURVIVAL STUDIES AMONG THE Writer's GEORGIA COASTAL NEGROES Project (Reprint, 1940/1973) 9-12 Bk Studies indicating how AfricanAmericans survived the overwhelming degredationsand racial inequities im- nosed upon them in this region.

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GEORGIA'S BEAUTY AND HISTORY PORTRAYED K-12 Slds (John McKay, n.d.) 1S - "The Song of the Chattahoochee" and the life of the poet, Sidney Lanier. 2G - The Golden Isles of Georgia, and the "Marshes of Glynn." 3R Rabun Gap to Tybee Light - along the Savannah River. 40 - Romdnce along the Ogeechee River. 5A - Atlanta to the Atlantic- via the Ocmulgee and the Altamaha River. C-0VERNOR TOURS THE ARCHIVES. WGTV. COLOR, SOUND, 30 MINUTES 9-12 16nrn (University of Georgia, 1965) GREAT GEORGIANS. WGTV. COLOR, SOUND, 30 MINUTES. Lives of the following famous Georgians: D. W. Brooks Louie Newton Carl Vinson I. S. Ingran Bishop Arthur Moore Virginia Callaway Bill Dillard John A. Sibley Wally Butts Robert Woodruff Benjamin Mays Dean Rusk GUALE 6-12 16mm (Southern Chronicles, 1977) The story of the Georgia coast. Harris, Joan GHOST OF ST. SIMONS ISLAND 6-12 V. Cas (Southern, n.d.) Explores the legends of Flora De Cookpot, Mary De Wanda, the lighthouse ghost and other apparitions of St. Simons Island. Also available from University of Georgia Film Library, Georgia Center for Continuing Education. Author Unknown GONE WITH THE WIND 1939 PREMIERE PROGRAM 4-12 Bk (Classic Reprints Capricorn Distributors, 1980) A reprint of the movie program distributed at the 1939 world premiere of the film in Atlanta; photos, behind-the-scene stories, biographies of stars. Goodlett, Rebert ADVENTURES IN GEORGIA PORTFOLIO I 1-12 Pic (R. W. Goodlett, 1979) A plastic bound portfolio of 20 laminated colortone photoprints and 20 maps with descriptive copy. Com- plete with display stand and colorful marquee. AMERICAN REVOLUTICN IN GEORGIA 6-12 Pic (R. W. Goodlett, 1978) Fortystudy prints about the Revolutionary War and Georgia. Green, Fletcher* ROLE OF THE YANKEE IN THE OLD SOUTH 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1972) Green shows that almost half a million Northerners moved below the Mason-Dixon Line, and that theywere changed far more than they effected change. A virtual "ho's Who" for the antebellum South. Harper, Francis OKEFINOKEE ALBUM (sic) 7-12 Bk/Rec Presley, Delma E. (University of Georgia, 1981) A record and photographs of the people and their culture within the swamp. - Harrell, Sara JOHN R055: THE STORY OF AN AMERICAN INDIAN 5-8 Bk Gordon (Dillon, 1979) Biography of the Cherokee leader who led his people over the Trail of Tears.

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TOMO-CHI -OHI: THE STORY Cf AN AMERICAN INDIAN 5.8 Bk (Dillon, 1977) Biography of the Creek leader and peacemaker. HARTSFIELD 4-12 16mm (William Van der Kloot, 1976) Behind-the-scenes activities at Atlanta's Hartsfield Airport. Harwell, Richard KARGARE1 MITCHELL'S 'GONE WITH THE WIND" LETTERS 9-12 Bk editor (Macmillan, 1976) Margaret Mitchell's ten thousand letters, depiction of that period of her life and work. Hatcher, George GEORGIA RIVERS 6-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1962) Articles are illustrated with photographs andmaps. Heald, Dorothy READING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE: THE SOUTHEAST K-12 Bk (ALA, 1980) History, fiction, folktales, poetry, drama, music and biography of the southeast; features Georgia. Hemperley, Marion CITIES, TOWNS AND COMMUNITIES Cf GEORGIA BETWEEN1847-1962, 8500 PLACES AND THE COUNTY IN WHICH LOCATED 6-12 Bk (Southern Historical, 1980) A list of 8500 Georgia cities, towns and communities, many dead or nonexistent, and their location. Hepburn, Lawrence THE GEORGIA HISTORY BOOK 8-12 Bk (University of Georgia, Institute of Government, 1982) This source of standard historical materialalso includes a wide variety of social, geographical and statistical infonnation on the state. STATE GOVERNMENT IN GEORGIA 8-12 Bk (University of Georgia, Institute of Government, 1981) Georgia state goyernment. Explains functions and structure of legislative, executive, and judicial branches. Higginbotham, IN THE MATTER OF COLOR 9-12 Bk A. Leon (Dxford, 1978) The poignant story of individual blacks disco-2ring that they could expect no help from the law for equal rights. Some sections on Georgia. HISTORY AND MYSTERY OF GEORGIA'S STONE MOUNTAIN 4-12 Fs (Stone Mountain Memorial Association, 1978) History of Stone Mountain. HISTORY OF GEORGIA 6-12 16mm (Alabama Educational Services, 1967) Oovers Georgia geography; Indians; settlement, land acquisition, distribution, usage; government and politics; revolutionary and civil wars, etc. Holloway, Rhea CHARM HOUSE COOKBOOK 10-12 Bk (Copple House, 1981) Recipes of Charm House Restaurant, Clarkesville, Georgia. Honerkamp, Nick COLONIAL LIFE ON THg GEORGIA COAST- THOMAS HIRD FAMILY 9-12 Bk (Glover Printing, n4d.) Archaeological and historical aspects ofone colonial Fort Frederica home. Hoole, Stanley CONFEDERATE FOREIGN AGEN1 9-12 Bk editor (Confederate, 1976) Diary of Edward Anderson, a commissioned MajorCon- federate Army Officer and pre-War mayor of Savannah.

19 SOCIAL STUDIES Author Title Grade Format Hough, Franklin SEIGE OF SAVANNAH BY THE COMBINED AMERICAN AND FRENCH FORCES... 9-12 (Reprint, 1866/1975) Bk A ccapilation of primary sources for theSavannah engagement. Hudspeth, Ron . LIVING, LOVING, LAUGHING, DYING AND CRYING ON PEACHTREE 9-12 (Peachtree, 1981) Bk A collection of the Atlanta Journal'scolumnist's best writings about the city and itscharacters. Hudson, Charles . CATAWBA NATION 9-12 (University of Georgia, 1970) Bk The Catawba Indians- their friendship with the whites, their numerical decline, theirculture and economic assimilation, their lossof lands. Personal interviews with the Indians. FOUR CENTURIES OF SOUTHERN INDIANS 6-12 (University of Georgia, 1975) Bk Explodes same myths generated by historiansand other academicians. RED, WHITE AND BLACK 9-12 (University of Georgia, 1971) Bk The southeastern Indians. Describes what is known about the land and the original inhabitants. Explores the cultural makeup of the Old Southand the interactions of the threeraces; the Old South as a camplex, multi-cultural social system. Hunter, Floyd COMMUNITY POWER SUCCESSION: ATLANTA'S POLICYMAKERS REVISITED 9-12 Bk (University of North Carolina Press,1980) Analyzes how the power structure of Atlanta inthe '50s has been succeeded by thepower structure of the '60s and '70s. Jackson, Edwin r.-ulDB00:: OF GEORGIA STATE AGENCIES 1976-1980 6-12 (University of Georgia, n.d.) Bk The history, powers, and duties of Georgia's200+ executive agencies. HOW TO HOLD A MODEL LEGISLATURE 8-12 Gic (University or Geor9ia, Institute ofGovernment, 1978) An activity guide for classroom simulationof Georgia General Assembly. JEANNETTE RANKIN: FIRST LADY Cf PEACE 6-12 (Univerity of Georgia, n.d.) V. Cas. An interview with Jeannette Rankin ather home in Watkinsville, Georgia. Jenkins, H. T. ATLANTA AND THE AUTOMOBILE 9-12 Bk (Center for Research in Social Change,1977) Study by Chief Jenkins of impact automobileshave had on Atlanta's growth. 1900-1977. Jones, Charles DEAD TOWNS OF GEORGIA 9-12 Colcock, Jr. (Reprint, 1878/1974) Bk Memories of towns once vital and influentialin the settlement and development of Georgia. HISTORY OF GEORGIA 9-12 (Reprint, 1883/1965) Bk A standard work on the history of Georgiathrough the Revolutionary War. (two volumes). Jones, George DETAILED REPORTS ON THE SALZBURGER EMIGRANTSWHO SETTLED Fenwick IN AMERICA, Volume 6, 1739 9-12 (University of Georgia, 1981) Bk History of the Geor9ia colony, depictingdaily life, economic conditions, and religiousactivity of the tiae.

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HENRY NEWMAN'S SALZBURGER LETTERBOOKS 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1966) The documents are a valuable source fora wide range of topics in eighteenth-century history. Jones, James YANKEE BLITZKRIEG 9-12 Bk (University ef Georgia, 1976) The story of Georgia's part in the Civil War. tceolock, John* LONG AFTERNOON 6-12 Bk (Copple House, 1978) Past life in South Appalachians; illustrated and color photos of Kollock paintings. Kundell, James GEORGIA DIRECTORY Cf INFORMAlION SOURCES 6-12 Bk (University of Georgia, Institute of Government,1979) Addresses and phone numbers of state, federal, and private sources of information about natural resources, education, etc. Kwilecki, Paul UNDERSTANDINGS: PHOTOGRAPHS OF DECATUR COUNTY, GEORGIA 9-12 Bk (University of North Carolina, 1981) Photographs of life in a small rural coununity. Lankevich, G. CHRONOLOGY AND DOCU1EN1ARY HANDBOOK Cf ATLANTA 7-12 Bk (Oceana, 1978) Atlanta, Georgia, part of chronology series. LaRme, John E. SOMETHING COOKIN IN THE MOUNTAINS 7-1? Bk (Sogue Publishing, Clarkesville, Georgia, 1982) A cookbook guide to the Northeast Georgiamoun- tains. Lee, Joshua WITH THEIR EARS PRICKED FORWARD: TALES OF MUtES I'VE KNOWN 9-12 Bk (John F. Blair, 1980) Humorous mule stories set in the Upper Coastal Plain of Georgia. Linley, John THE GEORGIA CATALOG: HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY A GUIDE TO THE ARCHITECTURE Cf THE STREET 7-12 8k (University of Georgia, 1982) A catalog of the NABS sites as wellas a history of the architecture from the Indians to modernttlanta. Lewis, W. David DELTA: THE HISTORY Cf AN AIRLINE 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1979) A business history which established its head- quarters in Atlanta in 1940. Lumpkin, MAKING Cf A SOUTHERNER 10-12 Bk Katharine Dupr4 (University of Georgia, 1981) Katharine was born into a praninent Georgia family And raised.in a southern society intenton preserving the economic and racial statusquo. But as a young woman, she began to question what she had been taught. Recreated the South of her cLildhood and recorded the journey she took from hem early knowledge to the liberal viewpoints she chanpionedas an adult. McKay. John GEORGIA'S BEAUlY AND HISTORY PORTRAYED K-12 Slds 6E - Culture and beauty along the Oconee. 7K- The Okefenokee Swamp and the rivers of South Georgia. 8F- The everflowing Flint, which the Indians called Thronateeska. 9P - The powerful Chattahoochee- from the mountains to the Gulf. 100 - The Cherokee Country- The Coosa and its tri- butaries. H - Some highlights of Georgia History - 79 selected slides.

27 SOCIAL STUDIES Author Title Grade Format McLendon, Samuel HISTORY OF THE PUBLIC DOMAIN OF GEORGIA 9-12 (Reprint, 1831/1974) Bk Georgia's land disposition history firstissued in 1924. MARGARE1 DAVIS CATE COLLECTION, DESCRIPTIVE INVENTORY 9-12 (Ft. Frederica Association, n.d.) Bk Original documents and photostatstresearch notes, photographs, books, newspapers, microfilm focusing on the history of Fort Frederica, St. Simons Island and the Brunswick, Georgia area. Martin, Harold* HAROLD MARTIN REMEMBERS A PLACE IN THE MOUNTAINS 9-12 (Peachtree, 1979) Bk Collection of the author's columns thatreminisce about his mountain home. GEORGIA: A BICEH7 ARIAL HISTORY 5-12 (Norton and Univivity of Georgia, 1977) Bk Political history of Georgia to 1976. Martin, Van Jones & LANDMARK HOMES Of GEORGIA William, Robert (Golden Coast, 1982) 7-12 Bk Mitchell, Jr. Valuable and readable references to theachievements of 50 outstanding Georgians. Includes politicians, athletes, artists, educatorsand civil rights activists. Ratschat, SUWANEE RIVER 8-12 Cecile Hulse (University of Georgia, 1980) Bk Swamp talk. The legends, nature writing and history from Indian times. Rellichamp, SENATORS FROM GEORGIA 9-12 Josephine (Strode, 1976) Bk Biographies of the 53 U. S. Senatorsfrom 1789-1976. MIAMI - ATLANTA 9-12 Kit (Educational Enrichment, 1972) Social problems in urban areas. Miller, Jim Wayne MOUNTAINS HAVE COME CLOSER 6-12 Bk (Appalachian Consortium, 1980) An introduction to Appalachian students,parents, community in which they live and work, their culture, social and economical problems. Miller, Zell* GREAT GEORGIANS, 1733-1983 6-12 Bk (Advocate Press, 1983) Valuable and readable references to theachievements of 50 outstanding Georgians. Includes politicians athletes, artists, educators and civil rightsactiv- ists. THE MOUNTAINS WITHIN ME 6-12 (Cannercial, 1976) Bk Georgia's Lt. Governor describes the NorthGeorgia mountain environaent where he spent hisboyhood. Mitchell, GEORGIA LAND AND PEOPLE 9-12 Frances Letcher (Reprint, 1900/1974) Bk A narrative of the s,..ate'sprogress. An act of Southern patriotism. Muir, John TROUSAND MILE WALK TO THE GULF (Larlin, 1916) 9-12 Bk Description of walk through Georgia in1867. Neal, Willard GEORGIA'S STONE MOUNTAIN 5-8 (Stone Mountain Park, n.d.) Bk An in-depth study of Georgia's 30 million-year-old monolith, mountain history, formation andflora color photographs.

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HISTORY AND MYSTERY Of GEORGIA'S STONE MOUNTAIN, 01 and 2 1-4/01 Fs (Stone Muntain, 1978) 5-8/02 Stone Mountain history, designed for use in manual and Dukane-type projectors. Includes discussion guide. Cartel, Theodore JACK SUTHERLAND. A TALE OF BLOODY RARSH. 9-12 Bk (Reprint, 1926/1974) An historical novel based on the founding of Georgia. Paschal, George NINETY-FOUR YEARS, AGNES PASCHAL 9-12 Bk (Reprint, 1871/1974) Georgia history. The Cherokee frontier of Middle Georgia as Agnes lived the last days of her life in Auraria and Dahlonega during their gold, mining days. Perkerson, WHIM COLUMNS IN GEORGIA 9-12 Bk Medora Field* (Rinehart, 1952) The history and legends of Georgia antebellmm mansions. Preston, AUTOPDBILE AGE ATLANTA 9-12 Bk Howard Lawrence (University of Georgia, 197' Study of the automobilk.adustry's impact on an emerging 'New South' metropolis. History of the horseless carriage and Atlantals most dramatic period of growth. Price, Eugenia Al HOME ON 51. SIMONS 9-12 Bk (Peachtree, 1981) A collection of writin9s from the world-famous author of historical fiction...about her first years on Georgia's coastal paradise. Purdie, Ha2el* GEORGIA BIBLIOGRAPHY: COUNTY HISTORY, 3R0 EDI1Iaki 6-12 Bk editor (Georgia Department of Education) A comprehensive listing of local and county histories. Includ/es at least one entry from each county. Reese, Ire's:Jr COLONIAL GEORGIA 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1963) This history of Georgia based on English records. Reitt, Barbara GEORGIA HOMER: A CEIFBRAIIM 5-12 Bk (Atlanta Branch, ANUW, 1976) Study questions, research and project ideas; includes all races, classes, periods. REVOLUIIONARY MAP OF GEORGIA AND THE DEEP SOUTH 4-12 Rap (Bay Itee Grove, n.d.) A reproduction by lithographic craftsmen ofa rare, detailed and colorful map. TOUR 04 GEORGIA STATE CAPITOL 5-9 Kit (RMI Educational Films, 1961) Describes capitol 9rounds, inside building anda story of its functions. Rogers, Jan GEORGIA: ROME OF PRESIDENT JIMY CARTER K-8 Bk Faulk* (Childrens Press, 1978) Georgia history, geography, natural resources, famous people. RaJland, BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE WRI1INGS ON GEORGIA HISTORY 1900-1970 9-12 Bk Arlhur Ray (Reprint, 196611918) fifty-two hundred entries represent the most complete listing available for the period covered.

23 29 SOCIAL STUDIES Author Title Grade Format Scardino, Albert GUALE 6-12 V. Cas. (Southern Chroniclers, n.d.) Georgia's sea islands, their natural history, people, and their future. Describes what has survived and what was lost since the Guale nation lived on these islands. Available from University of Georgia Film Library, Georgia Center for Continuing Education. Schem121, William FABULOUS FOX AT 50 4-12 Bk (Perry Communications, Capricorn, 1979) Four-color and black-and-white photos trace the history of the Fox Theatre in Atlanta. Scherer, Lester .SLAVERY AND THE CHURCHES IN EARLY AMERICA 1619-1819 11-12 Bk (William B. Erdmans, 1975) A study of the relationship between slavery and Christianity in North America during the firsttwo centuries of African American residency. Scruggs, Carroll GEORGIA DURING THE REVOLUTION 4-12 Bk Proctor (Bay Tree Grove, 1975) An illustrated history of Georgia's birthas a free state, maps, full color photos, documents. GEORGIA FROM PLUM ORCHARD TO PLUM NELLY 4-12 Bk (Bay Tree Grove, 1971) Describes places, scenes, and homes from the islands of southeast Georgia to the mountains of northwest Georgia. Illustrated with color photographs. GEORGIA HISTORICAL MARKERS 11-12 Bk (Bay Tree Grove, 1976) Seventeen hundred and fifty-two texts of the roadside markers erected by the Georgia Historical Commission. Each marker is indexed by its heading and by counties. Additionally, there are 48 black and white photographs of outstanding sites. Sewell, George MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE: THE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS 10-12 Bk (Morris Brown College, 1981) The story of a college and the people who built it against great odds. Sharter, Martin WONDERFUL WORLD OF COCA-COLA' 4-12 BK Shavin, Norman (Perry Communications/Capricorn, 1979) History of Coca-Cola and United States since 1886 in 350 photos and text. Shavin, Norman ATLANTA THEN, ATLANTA NOW 4-12 Bk (Capricorn, 1976) Anecdotal and photo history of Atlanta present. ATLANTA: TRIUMPH OF A PEOPLE 7-12 Bk (Capricorn, 1982) Illustrated history of Atlanta 1782-1982. ATLANTA'S BLACK HERITAGE 6-12 Bk (Capricorn, 1981) The first book to cover black history of Atlanta from 1850 to 1981. Many photos of present-day homes and institutions of blacks. STRANGE TALES OF GONE WITH THE WIND (101 THINGS YOU NEVER KNEW ABOUT GWTW BUT WEREAFRAID TO ASK) 8-12 Bk Scenes from CWTW with little tales about the stars and making of the movie. TALES OF THE CIVIL WAR 4-12 Bk (Capricorn, 1972) Aories and photos excerpted from "The Atlanta Century".

30 SOC I AL STUDIES Author Title Gmde Format THE EORLD OF ATLANTA 7-12 Bk (Capricorn, 1983) Picture book on the best of contemporary Atlanta with brief introduction, text and photos. Captioned in five languages: English, French, German, Spanish and Japanese. Shaw, Aurora 1850 MORTALITY SCHEDULE Of GEORGIA 9-12 Ok (Southern Historical, 1980) Gives the name, ale, sex, state of birth,and other data for every white person (approximately 4500)who died in Georgia between June 1, 1849, andJune 1, 1850, prior to the time thecensus of 1850 was taken. Shipp, Bill MURDER Al BROAD RIVER BRIDGE 9-12 Elk (Peachtree, 1981) The story of how an innocent blackman was murdered by the Klu Klux Klan outside Athens, Georgiain the 1960's. Sirplified GEORGIA MAP PUZZLE 3-10 Kit Learning (Graphic Learning, n.d.) Systems State Studies Program with 30 deskmaps, 30 markinp pens, 1 set of 40 activities for copy and duplication, 1 student/teachers learning guide. Simpson, GEORGIA HISTORY: A BIBLIOGRAPHY 9-12 Bk John Eddins (Scarecrow, 1976) Comprehensive bibl;ography of secondrysources in Georgia history- significant historical research in the field including doctoral dissertations. Contains 3409 citations to works published through 1974, books and pamphlets, periodical articlesand theses. SOUTH LOOKS FORWARD 3-8 Kit (Sultimedia Productions,1974) Confederate motivations; specifically the Georgia point of view. Spears, John ARERICAN SLAVE TRADE 0-12 8k (Southern University, 1970) A vital part of American history which is sometimes swept under the rug. Spritzer, Lorraine THE BELL OF ASHBY STREET; HELEN DOUGLAS NANKINAND MORGIA POLITICS 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1982) The political life story of the firstwoman elected to Congress from Georgia. Stegman, John THESE MEN SHE GAVE 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1964) This is the story of the impact of secessionand civil war upon one Georgia community. Stokes, Thomas* SAVANNAH:RIVERS Of ASERICA SERIES 9-12 Ott ((Arlin, 1951) . History and development of early Georgia usingthe Savannah River as a theme. I MINDER 1-4 Bk (Stone Mountain Association, 1978) Facts and information about Stone Rountain. Strobel, P. A. SALZBURGERS AND THEIR DESCENDENTS 9-12 Bk (Reprint, 1953/1980) History of a Colony of German Lutberan, Protes- tants who immigrated to Georgia in 1734.

31 SOCIAL STUDIES Author Title Grade Format Swindler, William CHRONOLOGY AND DOCUMENTARY HANDBOOK OF GEORGIA (Oceana, 1973) 7-12 Bk Chronology series. THAT IT MAY NEVER DIE, A RECORD OF THE CHATTOOGA RIVER 9-12 'COLOR, SOUND, 28 MINUTES 16mm (University of Gnorgia) Thornton, Hard* OUR TOWN, MACON: A CHILDREN'S GUIDE TO MACON'S PAST 3-4 Bk (Middle Georgia Historical Society/OmniPress, 1978) Coloring guide to Macon. Todd, Helen MARY MUSGROVE, GEORGIA INDIAN PRINCESS 4-12 Bk (Savannah: Seven Oakes, 1981) A lively portrayal of the life andcareer of one of the most important figures in colonialGeorgia. UNDER GEORGIA'S GOLD DOME 6-12 (University of Georgia, 1978) Kit History of Georgia's capitol cities. Gives tour of today's capitol. United States THIS IS FREDERICA 6-12 16mm Department of (United States National AudiovisualCenter, 1976) Interior National Townlife in the early 18th century villageof Park Services Fredrica, Georgia. Utley, Francis Lee PLACENAMES Of GEORGIA 6-12 (University of Georgia, 1975) Bk How Georgians named the places they frequented. Tales that weave a patchwork of Georgiahistory and tradition. Vanstory, Burnette FLAGS Of FIVE NATIONS 8-12 Bk (Ft. Frederica Associated Publishers,1980) A collection of historical sketches and stories of the "Golden Isles of Georgia." Waddel, Roses REGISTER OF MARRIAGES 9-12 (Heritage, n.d.) Bk Marriages in Georgia. Wagner, Clarence PROFILES Of BLACK GEORGIA BAPTISTS 9-12 (Bennett Bros. Printin9,1980) Bk References of activities of the General BaptistCon- vention of Georgia, Inc., churches,associations, philosophies and personalities. Waring, Antonio LAWS Of THE CREEK NATION 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1960) The fifty-six tenets cover murder, drunkenness, stealing, cheating, damages to property,taxes, etc.; uncomplicated laws, mainly punishment for physical violence. Warren, Mary* MARRIAGES AND DEATHS FROM GEORGIA NEWSPAPERS1763-1820 9-12 Bk (Heritage, 1968) History of Georgia marriages and deathsbetween 1763-1820.

32 SOCIAL STUDIES Author Title Grade Format MARRIMES AND DEATHS FROM GEORGIA NEWSPAPERS 1820-1830 9-12 Bk (Heritage, 1972) History of Georgia marriages and deathsbetween 1820-1830. Watkins, Floyd C. VANISHING GEORGIA 7-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1982) Two hundred photos depicting life inGeorgia during the period 1890-1930. a SHALL OVERCORE: THE BLACK STRUGGlE FOR EQUAL11Y 6-1? (Current Affairs, 1980) Kit Shows how the assassination of Martin Luther King marked a crucial turning point inAmerica's race relations. White, George Rev. HISTORICAL COILEClIONS OF GEORGIA 9-12 Bk (Heritage, n.d.) Biographies and histories of each earlyGovernor and county. Whitson, Skip GEORGIA 100 YEARS AGO (Sun Books, 1976) 6-12 Bk Information on Atlanta, Savannah anda Georgia corn shucking, with 35 illustrations. Wigginton, Eliot FONFIRE 6-12 V. Cas. (McGraw-Hill Films, n.d.) Explanation of the Foxfire experience of Eliot Wigginton and his class at Rabun Gap,Georgia. Explains crafts, traditions and lifestyle of Georgia mountain people. Also available from the Film library, Georgia Center for ContinuingEducation. FOXED*: 1 6-12 Bk (Doubleday, 1972) High school pt:pils tell the storyof the north Georgia mountains in the language ofthe people they Interview. All areas of farm lifeare covered, with photographs. FOXFIRE 2 6-12 (Doubleday, 1973) Bk FOXFIRE 3 6-12 (Doubleday, 1975) Bk FOXFIRE 4 6-12 Bk (Doubleday, 1977) FOXFIRE 5 6-12 Bk (Doubleday, 1979) FOXFIRE 6 6-12 (Doubleday, 1980) Bk Wiley, Bell LITE OF JOHNNY REB 9-12 (Louisiana State University, 1971) Ilk tetters and personal stories of thecommon soldier of the Civil War. William, Walter SOUTHEASTERN INDIANS SINCE THE REMOVAL ERA 6-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1979) Historic interdisciplinary overviewof the American Indian groups, 1830s and 1840s. The capplex tragedy of Tndians. Willingham, GEORGIA: A SELECTION Of A DOZEN COLLECTABLE GEORGIA BOOKS 9-12 Robert Marian, Jr. (Abrams, 1980) Bk One hundred and forty-four annotatedbooks with 32 illustrations of collectable Georgiabooks representa tive of Georgia and Georgians.

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Author Title Grade Format

Windham, TREASURED GEORGIA RECIPES 9-12 Bk Kathryn Tucker (Strode, 1973) Regional recipes with additional text of Georgia history and folklore. Woodward, Thomas WOODVIARD'S REMINISCENCES OF THE CREEK OR MUSCOGEE INDIANS 6-12 Bk (Southern University, Reprint) Personal experiences with Indians in Alabama and Georgia in the very Parly 1800s. Written by a frontiersman in his language. Wight, Tom CAVE SPRING BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, 1870-1892 9-12 Bk (Waldo P. Harris, 1980) Articles written on Cave Springs Baptist Association history. Yeomans, MEM'RY MOTES: THE JERRELL HOME 1847-1974 4-12 Bk Allene Jarrell (Moreno, 1974) A presentation in story, verse, photographs and sketches of the author's recollections of life on the Jerrell Plantation and the Juliette School, Macon, Georgia setting. Young, John ECHOES FROM THE HILLS, WQXI TELEVISION 6-12 V. Cas. (University of Georgia, 1970) Documentary of Georgia mountaineersand hillfolks' use of inherited traditional technology. Stresses folk crafts and folk architecture, folk music, farming practices. Available from University of Georgia Film Library, Georgia Center for Continu- ing Education.

34 BIOGRAPHY Author Title prade ' Eormat Aiken, Conrad THE CHANNEL ROSE, SENLIN 8-12 Bk (Haskell House, 1971) A biography and poetry. CONRAD AIKEN READS HIS WORKS 6-12 R (Decca, ri.d.) A native-born Georgia author gives his own inter- pretation of his writings. Alderman, OSCEOLA AND THE. SEMINOLE WARS 6-12 Ilk Clifford (Messner, 1913) Lindsey Biography of the famous Seminole chief; customs slavery, wars. AndPrson, WILD MAN FROM SUGAR CREEK: THE POLITICAL CAREER WilliaMk OF EUGENE TALMADGE 7-12 Bk (Louisiana State University, 1975) Biography of one of the state's most colorful political figures Battey & Co., BIOGRAPHICAL SOUVENIR Cf THE SlATES Of GEORGIA &FLORIDA F. A. CONTAINING BIOGRAPHICAL SKE1CHES OF THE REPRESEN1ATIVE PUBLIC, AND MANY EARLY SETIIED FAMILIES IN THESESTATES 9-12 Bk (Southern Historical, 1976) Contains over 1,000 biographical sketchesand 43 finely executed steel engravings of individuals. Bennett, AN FRONY PICTURE BIOGRAPHY, MARTIN LUTHER KING,JR., Lerone 1929.1968 K-12 Bk (Johnson Publishers, 1968) Photographs fnam the Ebony photo files; extract from Dr. King's speeches at Washington, D.C., Montgomery, Alabama, Memphis, etc. Photos that depict his family life, crisis, civil rightsand anti-segregation campaigns. Blackburn, JAMES EDAIARD OGLETHORPE 6-9 Bk Joyce (Iippincott, 1970) This book traces the life and times ofJames Edward Oglethorpe, foundJr of Georgia. Brookes, JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS: FOLKtORIS1 9-12 Bk Stella Brower (University of Georgia,1950) An account of Ramis as a folklorist, andan analysis of his tales, proverbs, and songs. Brown, Marel* PRESEN1ING GEORGIA POETS 6-12 Bk (Abrams, 1979) Biographical sketches of major poets,a chapter on Georgia's poetry magazines, and the importance of poetry iv: .veryday life. Byers, Tracy . MARTHA BERRY, THE SUNDAY LADY OF POSSUM TRO1 7-12 8k (Putnam, 1932/1971) A biography of a truly great woman. Campbell, CAA. SEQUOYAM 5-8 (Dillon, 1973) tlk Biography vf an American Indian. Clayton, id MARTIN IUTHER KING: THE PEACEFUL WARRIOR 9-12 Bk (Prentice Hall, 1968) Life and death story of Martin Luther King,Jr. Coleman, Kenneth FAMOUS GEORGIANS 6-12 Bk (Georgia Department of Archives and History, 1976) Biographical sketches. Cook, Jame.,, GOVERNORS OF GEORGIA 9-1? Ilk (Strode, 1977) Biographies of 74 Georgia Governors from1854-1977.

35 BIOGRAPHY Author Title Grade Format Coulter, E. DANIEL LEE, AGRICULTURIST 9-12 Bk Merton (University of Georgia, 1972) This biography is of interest to agriculturists and descendents of this man who left a legacy of better farm management. JAMES MONROE SMITH 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1951) Bachelor planter and host at Smithonia in Oconee County. "Old Colonel Jim" became a legend for his farming methods. WILLIAM MONTAGUE BROWNE, 1823-1883 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1967) Biography of the man who was an editor, businessman, farmer, and the first professor of history and political science at the University of Georgia. DuBois, Shirley W. E. B. DUBOIS:A PICTORIAL BIOGRAPHY 9-12 Bk (Johnson, 1972) Stages of DuBois' life; his tireless contributions to scholarship, philosophy and sociology. Elliot, Charles MR. ANONYMOUS, ROBERT W. WOODRUFF OF COCA-COLA 9-12 Bk (Cherokee, 1982) An account of the life of one of America's corporate geniuses. Fields, Robert TAKE ME OUT TO THE CROWD: TED TURNER AND THE ATLANTA Ashley BRAVES 9-12 Bk (Strode, 1977) Biography of Ted Turner. Guynn, Denise DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. 5-12 Fs/cas (SVE, 1980) Traces major events of ciyil rights movement during 50's and 60's. Cassette includes recording of Dr. King's voice from the "I Have a Dream" speech. Huie, William HE SI.%1 THE DREAMER 10-12 Bk Bradford (Delacorte, 1970) James Earl Ray's life and the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Jackson, Harvey GEORGIA'S SIGNERS Of THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE 9-12 Bk (Cherokee, 1981) Biographies of Georgia's three signers. Jenkins, H. T. PRESIDENTS, POLITICS AND POLICING 9-12 Bk (Center for Research in Social Change, 1980) Autobiography of H. T. Jenkins, career inGeorgia as police officer and chief, Atlanta Police Depart- ment. 1933-1972. Jones, Charles BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES Of THE DELEGATES FROM GEORGIA TO Colcock, Jr. THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS 9-12 Bk (Reprint, 1891/1972) Contains sketches of the lives of the delegates. Martin, Harold WILLIAM BERRY HARTSFIELD, MAYOR OF ATLANTA 7-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1978) The life and experiences of William Berry Hartsfield. Maskins, YOUNG MAN WITH A MISSION 10-12 Bk James Andrew (Lothrop/Lee and Sheppard, 1979) The public and private life of Martin Luther King, Jr. Moore, Rayburn PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE 9-12 Bk (Twayne, 1972) Biography ef Paul Hamilton Hayne. Neary, John JULIAN BOND, BLACK REBEL )-12 Bk (Morrow, 1971) Biography of a Georgia State Senator who isa native of Atlanta.

36 BIOGRAPHY Author Title prade Format Northern, MEN OF MARK IN GEORGIA Williamh (Reprint, 1912/1974) 9-12 Bk History of the state (7 volumes). The biographical data goes back to the early 1800s andsomc to the mid-1700s. Oakes, Stephen tEl PRE TRUMPET SOUND 9-12 (Harper, 1982) Bk Biography of Martin Luther King, Jr. Parks, Jof.cph JOSEPH E. BROWW OF GEORGIA (Louisiana State, 1977) 9.12 Ok Biography of a Georgia governor. Radford, Ruby JULIETTE LOW: GIRL SCOW FOUNDER 4-6 (Garrardt 1965) Bk Juliette Low grading up in earlier times in Savannah, Georgia, was a wann, friendly girl. Riley, Clayton REVEREND MARTIN L. KING, SR. 10-12 (Morrow, 1980) Bk An autobiographical story of "Daddy King"and his family. Rogers, Jan FIRST LADY: ROSALYN CARTER K-8 Bk (Ohildrens Press, 1978) Life of the fonmer First Lady with photos. Shavin, Norman MILTON DOLLAR-LEGENDS: RARGARE1 MITCHELL AND GONE W1TH THE WIND 4-12 (Capricorn, 1972) Bk Life of Ms. Mitchell, her book, the movie;photos of Ms. Mitchell. Syme, Ronald OSCEOLA: SEMINOLE LEADER 4-13 (Rorrow, 1976) Bk Reasons for the oonflict between Indians andsettlers are given. Asi-Yahola, now known as.Osceola,moved on to become a Seminole leader dt!:*ing thewars with the wh'bus.t men. University of LAMAR DODD - A GREAT GEORGIAN 4-12 Georgia South- (University of Georgia, 1974) term east Youth Biographical study of artist and art educator Film Lab Lamar Dodd, showing his relationship between hislife - philosophy and his art. RAYS, BENJAMIN ELIJAH- BORN TO REBEL 4-12 16am (University of Georgia% Center for Education, 1974) Life story of Benjamin Mays,President Emeritus of Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia. Vlach, John CHARLESTON BLACKSMITH 10-12 Michael (University of Georgia, 1981) Bk The biography of a black craftgnan anda record of the work of one of the last blacksmiths.

37 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Author Title Grade Format Huber, Jim THE BABES Of WINTER: THE ATLANTA FLASES 9-12 Bk Tom Saladino (Strode, 1975) History of the Atlanta Flames ice hockey temn. Outlar, Jesseo BETWEEN THE HEDGES: A STORY OF GEORGIA FOOTBALL 9-12 Bk (Stnode, 1973) History of the University of Georgia football teams. Smith, Loran GLORY! GLORY! GEORGIA'S 1980 CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON: THE INSIDE STORY 0-12 Bk (Peachtreet 1981) An eminently readable account of the remarkable 1980 Georgia football season. Steganan, John GHOSTS OF HERTY FIELD 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia, 1965) Story of the old battles fought by the great athletes now long gone who are the Ghosts of Herty Field, Thorny, Al THE RAMBLIN WRECK: A STORY OF GEORGIA TECH FOOTBALL 9-12 Bk

(Strode,1973) , A history of Georgia Tech's football squads.

38 INSTRUCTIONAL TELEVISION SERIES Author Title Grath!. Format THE DISPOSAL DILEMMA 7-12 16mm (Georgia Department of Natural Resources,1982) Explores the problem of industrial wastedisposal and some of the things being done in Georgia. 25-minute special. GEORGIA 1-12 16wm (Georgia Department of Natural Resources, 1992) Explores five of the state's m9st often visited areas. 10-minute special. Georgia Department GEORGIA of Education (eorgia ITV, 1972) 7-9 vidzo Instructional Series of thirty-two 20-minute lessonsthat uses Media Services illustrations from Georgia to introduce social Division studies methodology and concepts. GEORGIA LAWMAKERS 8 (Georgia, ITV, 1982-83) video A series of ten j0-minute lessons focusingon the Georgia General Assembly to illustratethe legislative process. GEORGIA'S HERITAGE 7-12 (Georgia ITV, 1972) video A series of twenty-one 304ninute narratedtours of battle- fields, museums, restorations ane similarsites of historical interest. MGA-TV "CHAlTAHOOCHEE: RIVER Of LIFE" 7-12 (WAGA-TV, Atlanta, 1982) video A study of the Chattahoochee Riverfrom its origin in the North Georgia mountainsto its destination in the Gulf of Mexico.60"inute special. GEORGIA'S GREATEST TREASURE 7-12 (gAGA-TV, Atlanta, 1982) video A look at Cumberland Island and itsimportance as a home for many endangered species. 60- minute special. THE GEORGIANS - PARTS I & TI (WAGA-TV, 1983) 7-12 video A look at some Georgians and howthey feel about themselves and their jobs. 60-minute special. GREAT STATE 7-12 video (WAGA-TV, Atlanta, 1982) A breathtaking and inspiring lookat the beauty and diversity of Georgia. 60-minute special. PARADISE SAVED 7-12 video (WAGA-TV Atlanta, 1982) Recalls the efforts to preserve the naturalness and beauty of CumberlandIsland. 60-minute special. ROBERT TOOMBS 10-12 (Georgia D9partment of Natural Resources,1982) A review of the stormy career of RobertToombs, U. S. Senator and Secretary ofState for the Confederacy. 30-minute special. A TIME FOR CHOICE 7-12 (Georgia Departnent of Natural Resources, 1979) Nam Explores the plight of more than 20species of wildlife bordering on extinction. 27-minute special.

BROADCAST TIMES FOR THE SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONAL ARE LISTED IN THE CURRENT INSTRUCTIONAL TELEVISION PROGRAMS ARE ANNOUNCED IN MEDIAKaa ALL OTHERS TELEVISION SCHEDULE BOOK. ITV LISTINGS ARE AVAILABLE BY BROADCAST OR THE GEORGIA DEPARTMENT Of EDUCATION VIDEODUPLICATION CENTER.

39 AUXILIARY SOURCES

Them are a number of organizations that have mlterialson (3orgia. CA11 or rite the uvgiiFii&Itions of your choice for inforiflAion abuut free and inexpensivematerials. The following suggestions might be considered.

- businesses

- Georgia Department of Archives and History

- Chambers of Commerce

- historical societies

- Georgia Secretary of State, information on state and goverment agencies

- museums

- the various Georgia State 'Departments

34 PROFESS IONAL Author Title Grade Format Bonner, James GEORGIA: A STUDENT'S GUIDE TO LOCALIZEDHISTORY (Teacher's College, 1965) 10-12 Bk An approach to history teachingand learning that capitalizes on localresources. Cason, Grishman GEORGIA STUDIES PROGRAM (Graphic Learning, 1980) 4-8 8k A map skills program. CATALOG OF CLASSROOM TEACHINGFILMS 4-12 16mm (Georgia Department of Education,1981-1985) Films listed alphabeticallyby title and indexed by subject. CATALOG OF CLASSROOM TEACHINGTAPES 4-12 T s (Georgia Deparbnent of Education,Current edition) Section: Georgia History and Personalities CIVIL WAR RECORDS 9-12 (Georgia Department of Archivesend History, 1970) Explains the Archives' holdingsand policies in answering inquiries. Craig, Linda CRITERICQ-REFERENCED TES7 KITS GRADE 4-READING, GRADE 4-MATH 4-5 Bk GRAEC 8-READING GRADE 8-MATH(4 KITS) (Educaticm Services, 1978) 8-9 Kit Sample test items, activities,system for preparing students to take the Georgia CriterionReferenced Test. Helps 5th and 9th grade Evans,Lawton teachers remediate. HISTORY OF GEORGIA FOR USE INSCHOOLS (Reprint, 1972) 9-12 Bk Treats the history of Georgiachronologically. Gordon, Asa GEORGIA NEGRO, A HISTORY (Reprint, 1972) 9-12 Bk Textbook organized for highschools and junior colleges: Black history of Georgia, especially following Reconstruction. Griqhman, Naomi GEORGIA STUDIES PROGRAM (Graphic Learning,1980) 4-8 Kit A map and activity approachto learning map skills, geography, history and basicskills. Teacher's Guides included. Hepburn, THE GEORGIA HISTORY BOOK Lawrence 8-12 Bk (University of Georgia, Instituteof Government, 1982) This source of historicalmaterial also includesa wide variety of social, geographicaland statistical information on the state. STATE GOVERNMENT IN GEORGIA 8-12 Ok (University of Peorgia, Institute ofGovernment, 1981) Explains --nctions and structureof legislaZive, executivv, and judicial branches. Hepburn, Mary CITY COVE/WM IN GEORGIA 8-12 Man. (University of Georgia, instituteof Govermnent, 1980) Explains how cities charter, howthey operate and what their officials do. COUNTY GOVERNMENT IN GEORGIA 8-12 Man. (University of Georgia, instituteof Government, 1981) State-adopted textkicok about countygovernment. Explains organization and operaticm. Mielke, David TEACHING MOUNTAIN CHILDREN: TOWARDS A FOUNDATION OF UNDERSTANDING 3-12 (Appalachian Cansortium,.1980) Bk Poetry av:cut a particular geographicalplace, in plain luiguage from the earth.

41 PROFESSIONAL

Author Title Grade Format

Northup, Terry CRACKERS AND RED SUSPENDERS K-12 Bk (Georgia Council forSocial Service, 1976) Articles which describe approaches and techniques that can be applied to teaching Georgia history. Sage, Albert GEORGIA HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT 7-12 Bk (Steck-Vaughn, 1982) Detailed history and description of State government in Georgia state adopted textbook. William, Elmer GEORGIA 4-6 Bk (McRoberts, 1978) Teaching material covering the period from pre- historic to present. Teacher's Guide includes ditto masters; 12 color transparencies are also available.

42 STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION JOURNALS

1. The Advocates Quarteily Southeastern Advocates for literature for Young People Joel Taxel, Editor 125 Aderhold Hall University of Georgia Athens, Georgia 30602

2. The Beacon uarterly Foreion langyage Association of Georgia Genelte Morain,Editor language Education Department 23 Aderhold Hall University of Georgia Athens, Georgia 30602

3. The Counselor Quavterly Georgia Council of Teachers of English Sandra Worsham, Editor Baldwin High School Milledgeville, Georgia 31061

4. GAIT/Way Journal 3-yearly, October, February, May Georgia Association for Instructional Technology Gene L. Wilkinson, Editor 607 Aderhold wall University of Georgia Athens, Georgia 30602

5. The Georgia Educational Researcher W1555TTy Georgia Educational Research Association Dr. Belita Gordoli, Editor Georgia State University Atlanta, Georgia 30303

6. The Georgia Journal of Reading QuarterTy Dr. Mary Anne Hall, Editor Department of Curriculum and Instruction Georgia State University Atlanta, Georgia 30303

7. The Georgia librarian Quarter y Georgia Library Association Wanda Calhoun, Editor Augusta Regional library Augusta, Georgia 30901 STATE EDUCATIONAL 4SOCIA1ION JOURNALS

8. Georgia Music News quarterly Georgia Music Educators Association Dr. Mary Leglar, Editor 1252 West Peachtree Street, NW Suite 546 Atlanta, Georgia 30309

9. The Geolgia Science Teacher quarterV Georgia Science Teachers Associatiom Dr. Michael Padilla, Editor University of Georgia AderholdHall Athens, Georgia 30602

10. .Geo ia Social Science Journal r er y, "nines a year Georgia Council for the Social Sciences Or. Charles Berryman, Executive Secretary Dudley Hall University of Georgia Athens, Georgia30602

11. Georsia yopational_New WitleFTy Georgia Vocational Association Ellen Coady, Executive Director 35 Executive Park Drive, NE Atlanta, Georgia 30329

12. Georgia's_Children WarteRy. Georgia Association on Young Children Jane Cabellero, Editor Georgia Department of Education 122 South 13th Street Griffin, Georgia 30223

13. Journal of Research and Development_in Education Quarterly Col:Ive of Fducation University of Georgia Athens, Georgia 30602

14. Reflections

Georgia Council Teachers of Math Virginia Strawderman, Editor Department of MLthematics Georgia State University Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Federal law prohibits discriminationon the basis of race, color or national Civil Rights Act of 1964); origin (Title VI of the sex (Title DC of the EducationalAmendments of 1972 and Title II ofthe Vocational Education Amendmentsof 1976); or handicap (Section of 1973) in educational 504 of the RehabRitation Act programs or activities receivingfederalfinancial assistance. Employees, students and the general public are hereby notified thatthe Georgia Department of Education does not discriminatein any educational policies. programs or activities or in employment Thefollowing individuals havebeen designated as theemployees responsiblefor coordinating the department's effort toimplement this nondiscriminatorypolicy. Title Ann Lory, Vocational EquityCoordinator Tate VI Peyton Williams Jr., Associate Services Superintendent of State Schoolsand Special Title IX Myra Tolbert, Coordinator Section 504Jane Lee, Coordinator ofSpecial Education Inquiries concerning the applicationof Title II, Title VI, Title DC practices of the department or Section 504 to the policies and may be addressed to thepersons listed above at the Georgia Department of Education, TwinTowers East, Atlanta 30334; Rights, Atlanta 30323; or to the Director, Officefor Civil to the Regional Office for Civil ton, D.C. 20201. Rights, Education Department,Washing-

45 .. First Supplement 1985

46 INTRODUCTION

This first supplement updates the Georgia Mediagraphy, published in 1982. The original document and thi supplement act as a guides to print and nonprint materials about Georgia and Georgians. The information wi provided by Georgia educators, and national and local publishers. Entries are arranged under the subjet headings used in Essential Skills for Georgia Schools. Criteria for inclusion were appropriateness forK-1 students and commercial availability during theproject's research period. Most entrieshaverecer copyright dates, yet some entries with older copyright dates were included when the titlehad not been listE in the earlier publication.

Included in the supplement, but not in the 1982 publication,is a list of Georgia-related periodicals Expanded in this issue is a list of state agencies thatoffer free or inexpensive materials related t Georgia. Professional resources, instructional televisionprograms and physical education resources have nc been listed in the Supplement because there were no new entries. Media specialists are reminded to consul both the Instructional Television Schedule Book and Videotape Duplication Catalog for relatalproductions.

Every effort was madeto locate currently available publications. However, before ordering, check th availability of print items in a recent copy of Books in Print and of nonprint items inone of the Nationa Information Center for Educational Media(NICEM) indices. A list of publishers and their addresses has bee inciuded at the back of the Supplementto assist you in ordering.

The Georgia Department of Education is grateful to the many publishers and distributorswho assisted us b providing information for this supplement. This supplement can be a useful andvaluable tool for medi specialists and teachers in planning meaningful multimedia approaches to learning. However, inclusion of a entry does not indicate endorsement by the GeorgiaDepartment of Education.

This supplement is copyrighted and not available for commercialreproduction. Localschoolsystems ma reproduce additional copies of the supplement foruse in their schools.

Inclusion in no way indicates endorsement bythe Georgia Department of Education.

Key to Abbreviations in this Supplement

An asterisk (*) denotes authors who are native-born Georgians, according to information furnishedby thE publishers.

Book Bk Map - Map Film - 16mm Play - Play Kit - Kit Videocassette - VC

The Georgia Department of Education Office of Instructional Services Division of Instructional MediaServices

AL, RIGHTS RESERVED Outside Those Indicated in the Introduction

48 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction

Table of Contents ii

Art/Music 1

Biography 2

Language Arts 3

Science 6

Social Studies 7

Periodicals 14

State Agencies 16

Publishers 17

49 ART/MUSIC Author Title Grade Format Burrison, John A. BROTHERS IN CLAY: THE STORY OF GEORGIA FOLK POTTERY 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia Press,1983) A study of Georgia's potteryheritage that combines folklore, social history, anddecorative arts.

THE GEORGIA SEA ISLANDSINGERS 10-12 16mm (Indiana University, 1963) Negro spirituals sung in pure form, just ai theywere a century ago on St. Simon'sIsland.

Rosenbaum, Art & FOLK VISIONS AND VOICES: TRADITIONAL MUSIC AND SONGIN NORTH Rosenbaum, Margo GEORGIA 9-12 Bk (University of GeorgiaPress, 1983) The Rosenbaums traveledhundreds of miles on Georgia's country roads to interview, record, photograph, and sketch the men and women who havekept the stizte's folk music alive. The book includes musicaltranscriptions of folk tunes.

50 BIOGRAPHY

Author Title Grade Format

Cook, Raymond Allen MOUNTAIN SINGER: THE LIFE AND THE LEGACY OF BYRON HERBERT REECE 10-12 Bk (Cherokee, 1980) The forces which exerted a profound influence upon Reece's short life.

Gosa, Cheryl 01 & MELI 9-12 16mm Burst-Terranella, (Ideas and Images, 1980) Fran Story of Atlanta-born dancer and mime Meli Kaye, whonow in her 60's, continues to dance, choreograph and perform her own work.

'I HAVE A DREAM... THE LIFE OF MARTIN LUTHER KING 7-12 16mm .(Indiana University, 1968) The life of Martin Luther King, civil rights leader, Baptist minister, and humanitarian and the forces which brought him to the leadership of his people.

Jackson, Harvey H. GEORGIA'S SIGNERS AND THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE 8-12 Bk et a7 (Cherokee, 1981) The story of the lives and political careers of three men--Button Gwinnett, Lyman Hall, and George Walton-- who attained prominence within the struggle for independence.

JIMMY CARTER PROFILE 7-12 VC (Indiana University, 1980) The background, political career, and personality of Jimmy Carter as he sought re-nomination and re-election in the 1980 presidential election.

Reagan, Alice H. I. KIMBALL, ENTREPRENEUR 10-12 Bk Elizabeth (Cherokee, 1983) The fascinating account of the successive rises and falls of H. I. Kimball, whose entire career in Atlanta following the Civil War and Reconstruction, vacillated between public acclaim and bitter denunciation.

Roberts, Naurice ANDREW YOUNG: FREEDOM FIGHTER K-4 Bk (Children's Press, 1983) Andrew Young's early life, education and politicalcareer up to his present position as mayor of Atlanta.

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Author Title Grade Format

Adair, Frances A LITTLE LEAVEN 7-12 Bk Elizabeth (Cherokee, 1984) A novel of Scotch-Irish tobaccogrowers who sold their Virginia plantations in the early 1800'sand moved their families to North Georgia.

THE BURKS OF GEORGIA 10-12 16mm (Indiana University, 1976) The story of a solid loving family, which despitepoverty and tragedy inherited a strongsense of survival and togetherness.

Caldwell, Erskine DEEP SOUTH: MEMORY AND OBSERVATION 9-12 Bk (Jniversity of Georgia Press, Reprint,1966/1980) A lively book about growing up in theSouth by the author of Tobacco Road and God's Little Acre.

THE DISPLACED PERSON 10-12 16mm (Indiana University, 1976) An adaptation of the short story of thesame title by Flannery O'Connor, which explores the interdependenceand balance of a Georgia fanm's carefullyordered hierarchy of power.

Engel, Beth Bland BIG WORDS 5-9 Bk (E. P. Dutton, 1983) A story set in Georgia in the 1960's, inwhich a twelve- year-old girl discovers a suspectedmurderer in her tree house and hides him from the Ku Klux Klanwhile trying to prove him innocent.

Farnagle, A. E. (*) THE NOT SO GOODY GUM DROP SHOP: A PLAY IN ONE ACT 3-8 Play (Whitehall Press-Budget Publications, 1984) A 30-minute play that examines the problemsof drug abuse and community complacency. Requires children and adult actors.

Farnagle, A. E.(*) FARNAGLE'S FABLES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS K-4 Bk 8, (Whitehall Press-Budget Publications, 1984) Smith, William Four original short stories with story guides,"Alphred, Hovey (*) the Purple-Horned Snail", "The Frog That WouldStop Winter", "War of the Spotted Ants" and"The Not So Goody Gum Drop Shop".

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Author Title Grade Format

FOXFIRE 7-12 16mm (Indiana University, 1974) A film about the writing, editing, retailing, layout, researching, photography, makeup and design, art, and advertising of Foxfire, a magazine published by high school students in Rabun Gap, Georgia.

Harris, Joel ON THE PLANTATION 9-12 Bk Chandler (University of Georgia Press, Reprint, 1892/1980) Georgia scenes, which are partly factual and partly fictional, viewed through the eyes of a boy during the Civil War.

STORIES OF GEORGIA 6-12 Bk '(Cherokee, 1971) A collection of tales that preserve the romance and history of the state's early days and of some of the men and women who shaped its destiny.

THE TAR-BABY & OTHER RHYMES OF UNCLE REMUS 7-12 Bk (Cherokee, Reprint, 1984) Fifteen rhymes and eleven songs of Uncle Remus, printed in two colors with illustrations on each page.

Hicky, Daniel POEMS OF DANIEL WHITEHEAD HICKY 7-12 Bk Whitehead (Cherokee, 1975) A collection of 100 poems by one of America's most gifted, sensitive and perceptive poets.

Holmes, Janes "DR. BULLIE'S" NOTES: REMINISCENCES OF EARLY GEORGIA AND OF PHILMELPHIA AND NEW HAVEN IN THE 1800'S 8-12 Bk (Cherukee, 1976) Sketches of the life and times of dozens of public figures and simple folk from the War of 1812 through the Civil War.

Killens, John YOUNGBLOOD 9-12 Bk Oliver (*) (University of Georgia Press, Reprint, 1954/1982) A novel by Georgia native John Oliver Killens that marked the beginning of a new era in black literature in the U. S.

Kinney, Arthur F. FLANNERY O'CONNOR'S LIBRARY: RESOURCES OF BEING 9-12 Bk (University of Georgia Press, 1985) A catalog of O'Connor's personal library including infonmation about the passages she marked in her books. LANGUAGE ARTS Author Title Grade Format Marsh, Carole (*) THE BIG ATLANTA MYSTERY 3-8 Bk (Carole Marsh Books, 1985) A mystery/adventure thatfocuses on the theft of golc' from the Georgia state capitaldome.

THE TERRIFYING GEORGIA TECHFOOTBALL MYSTERY 3-8 Bk (Carole Marsh Books, 1984) One part of a set of eight AtlanticCoast Conference "choose your own ending" typesports mysteries.

Murphy, Shirley TATTIE'S RIVER JOURNEY K-4 Rousseau (E. P. Dutton, 1983) Bk The story of a severe rainand the unusual results.

Paulk, William THE BEHOLDEN HILLS 9-12 (Agee, 1984) Bk

A poetic celebration of life inSouthern Appalachia.

Shipp, Nelson A VAGABOND NEWSMAN 8-12 McLester (Cherokee, 1974) Bk

Interesting and sensational storiescovered by a Georgia newspaperman in the course of his longcareer.

Stegeman, Janet LAST SEEN ON HOPPER'S LANE 7-12 Allais (E. P. Dutton, 1982) Bk

A mystery involving a childtaken hostage during a drug drop.

Thompson, William MAJOR JONES'S COURTSHIP 9-12 Bk Tappan (Cherokee, 1973) Humorous letters that alsoserve as a valuable record of provincial life in antebellumGeorgia.

Watkins, Floyd C. & YESTERDAY IN THE HILLS Watkins, Charles 9-12 Bk (University of GeorgiaPress, 1973) Hubert A look back at life in thefoothills of North Georgia.

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