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ED 019 008 EM 006 683 MULTI -MEDIA CATALOG OF THE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER. SAGINAW INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT, MICH. EDRS PRICE MF -$0.50 HC -$4.72 116P.

DESCRIPTORS.. *CATALOGS, *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA, INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY, FILMSTRIPS, TRANSPARENCIES, TAPE RECORDINGS, PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, ART MATERIALS, REALIA, SCULPTURE,

THIS IS A LISTING OF MATERIALS FOR K -12 AVAILABLE FOR TEACHERS AND PLANNERS, INCLUDING FILM LOOPS, TAPE RECORDINGS. FILMSTRIPS, SLIDES, TRANSPARENCIES, RECORDS, STUDY AND ART PRINTS, MODELS AND REALIA, SCULPTURE AND KITS. AN OVERALL SUBJECT INDEX IS FOLLOWED BY SEPARATE SUBJECT LISTS FOR EACH TYPE OF MATERIAL. A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF EACH MATERIALS' CONTENTS IS GIVEN, AND ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS ARE INCLUDED. (JM) O O SAGINAW INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLDISTRICT 0 MULTI-MEDIA.CATALOG w 1967 -1968

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MULTI-MEDIA CATALOG ML-8mm Loops of the F-Filmstrips

SF-Sound Filmstrips INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER 420 South Warren Avenue SL-2 x 2 Slide Sets Saginaw, Michigan 48607

Phone:753-6471 TP-Transparencies

R-Recordings, Disc

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SP-Study Prints Co-operating Districts:

Birch Run Chesaning Saginaw City AP-Art Prints Bridgeport Frankenmuth Saginaw Township Buena Vista Freeland St. Charles Carrollton Hemlock Swan Val ley Merrill RM-Models-Realia

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K-Kits HOW TO USE THIS CATALOG

This catalog lists all kinds of media except 16 mm films, which arefound in a separate catalog. Annotations for each media are listed together in separate sections.

The "SUBJECT INDEX" at the front of this book lists thetitles of all materials except tape recordings, in a composite, multi-media index. Look for titles under thecurriculm subject of your choice. A code letter or letters after each titleindicates the medium.

The title page of this catalog lists the sections with arrowsalong the margin. Fan the edge of the book to reveal the marker tab opposite the arrowindicating the first page of the selection. Turn to the annotations for content descriptionand grade level recommendation. THE MEDIA CODE IS AS FOLLOWS:

ML 8mm loops T Recording Tape F Filmstrips SP Study Prints SF Sound Filmstrips AP Art Prints SL2 x 2 Slide sets RM Models and Rea lia TP Transparencies AS Art Sculpture R Recordings, disc K Kits

CODE FOR GRADE LEVEL: p - primary ( K-3 ) e - elementary ( 4-6 ) j - junior high ( 7-9) s - senior high Where dates are given, they refer to release orcopyright date for that production.

HOW TO ORDER

1. Use our printed forms or tab cards. 2. Write only one title on a line or card. 3. Write title as shown in CAPITALLETTERS. Note instructions at the top of the first page of each selection. 4. Note special instructions onordering tape recordings. 5. Note that some large models andrealia require special handling. 6. Mark media code or check the medium onthe form. Some items in a medium have the same title as another medium. 7. Give choice of dates. 8. Send by truck or mail to: INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER 420 SOUTH WARREN AVENUE SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 48607

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SUBJECT INDEX

BIOGRAPHY BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS

Abe Lincoln-Log Cabin To White House R Andy Lends Money to The Bank F Albrecht Durer F Business & Economic Series TP Alexander G. Bell F Buying and Selling, Application of Per-cent F Andrew Carnegie R Commission, Meaning and ApplicationF Benjamin BannekerSF Fundamentals of EconomicsI SF Benjamin Franklin F Fundamentals of Economics IISF Betsy Ross F Getting and Using Money F Carl Sandburg AS Insurance F 40 Cezanne F Interest Borrowing and InvestingF Clara Barton R State TaxesF Daumier F What Is ProfitF Ferdinand Magellan R What the Bank Does With Andy's MoneyF Frederick A. DouglassSF Why We Use MoneyF Frederick Douglass Years R George Washington R George Washington Carver R CIVICS AND GOVERNMENT George Washington CarverF George Washington Carver SF General Benjamin Davis F CITIZENSHIP Harriet Tullman SF F Jane Addams F America The Beautiful SF Johann S. Bach AS Bike Behavior-The Boy Leonardo Da Vinci F Flag EtiquetteF Louis Pasteur F Game of Might-Have-Been - Little Cloud SF Mighty Hunters - RaggedyElf SF Ludwig Van Beethoven AS SF Mark Twain AS Rights of Duties of Citizens Martin L. King F Mary Bethune F Mary M. Bethune SF COMMUNISM Michelangelo F American Cold War SF Patrick Henry's Speech R SF Philip Randolph F Communism & Economics Communism & GovernmentSF Queen Victoria R SF Ralph bunche F Communism & Human Rights Communism, The Cold War SF Robert F . Lee R Communism Years of Struggle SF Robert Fulton R Robert Smalls SF Communist PartySF Sam Houston-Tallest Texan R What is Communism SF S4,.. Walter Raleigh R ,ury of Abraham Lincoln F Story of Albert Schweitzer R CONSTITUTION Story of Christopher Columbus F R Sun-Yat Sen R Articles of Confederation Theodore Roosevelt F Bill of Rights R TP Thomas A. EdisonF Constitutional Amendments Series Constitutional Amendments 13,14 and 15 R Thomas A . Edison R Executive, Legislative & Judicial Series TP Thomas Jefferson R Thurgood Marshall F Living Constitution R R William Penn R United States Constitution William The Conqueror R William Shakespeare AS Winston Churchill R Wright Bros. F 6

Police Department Helpers SP DEMOCRACY Policemen and Firemen F Postal Helpers SP Beginnings of Democracy & Government SF Roggie's NeighborhoodF Dawn of Democracy In Ancient GreeceSF Middle Ages SF School Friend & Helpers SP Democracy & Government of the F Democracy At Work & How A BillBecomes a Law SF School Helpers F SF Schools Early Nations of Asia Sharing with Neighbors F Egypt Land of the NileF F SF Shopping For Groceries Founding of American Democracy Supermarket Helpers SP FreedomF Visit to the Shopping Center F Glory That Was Greece SF F Government CONSERVATION AND NATURAL Grandeur That Was Rome SF Man Achieves New FreedomSF RESOURCES Modern World Involvement SeriesTP I F SF Bringing Back The Buffalo Pt. Nations Arise - The Dark Ages Bringing Back The Buffaii Pt.IIF Prehistoric Man SF F SF Conservation Rise Of Democracy In England Contour Strip Cropping,Terracing & WinibreaksSP Steps Ti t The Rise of AmericanDemocracySF Rome SF Let's Explore A Field F Struggle For Freedom In Ancient Multipurpose & RecreationalPonds, Lakes and SF United State Flag Streams SP Nature's Half Acre F GOVERNMENT - U.S. Pasture Improvement andLand Management SP F R Story of Rubber Declaration of Independence Water Conservation and IrrigationManagement SP FBI R Marshall PlanR Medical Care - The Pros & Cons R EDUCATION

GENERAL EDUCATION COMMUNITY LIFE Focus On Change SF Children of North America SP Public Education in The UnitedStates R F Community Life Schools F Cowboys F SP Dairy Helpers INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY Different NeighborsF Family at Work & Play SP Close-up & Copying with a 35 mmCamera SF Family Picnic F Example of a Teaching MachineProgram F F Family Visit at The Zoo Teaching Machines F Fire Department Helpers SP F Going Shopping LIBRARY SCIENCE Good Day in The SecondGrade SF F Helping Mother Card Catalog F Hospital Helpers SP Dewey Decimal System F In & Out The Neighborhood F Dictionary Part I F Keeping Busy F Dictionary Part II F Keeping the City Clean &Beautiful SP Encyclopedia F Neighborhood Friends & Helpers SP Library Series I - Using theCard CatalogTP Neighborhood Workers F Library Series II - Finding aBook in the LibraryTP New Pupil F Library Series III - TheDictionaryTP Our Fire Department F Library Series IV - TheEncyclopedia TP F Our Health Department Parts of A Book F F Our Library Using Books F Our Parks & Playgrounds F Our Police DepartmentF Our Post Office F Part of The TeamF People We Know SF Picking Fruit F Places We All Own. F Playing Community Helpers 7

READING AND EXPRESSION ENGLISH LANGUAGE Andy & The Lion SF Angus & The Ducks SF COMPOSITION Beauty & The Beast SF Biggest Bear SF Alphabet Series - PhonicsTP Big Snow, The SF Apostrophe, Colon and Italics F Blueberries For Sal SF Blends and Digraphs Series TP Boy Who Cried Wolf SF Comma, Part I F Bruno Munari's ABC SF Comma, The Part IF Buctdy The Little Taxi Comma, Part II F Camel Who Took a Walk, The SF Comma, The Part IIF Caps For Sale SF Comma In a Friendly LetterF Chanticleer and The Fox SF Comma: Other UsesF Choo -Choo, the Little Switch SF Critical Paper Series TP Circus Baby SF End PunctuationF Cow Who Fell In the Canal SF End Punctuation Marks F Crow and The Pitcher SF Finding and Using Exact Meanings F Crow Boy SF Finding Entry Words F Curious George Rides a Bike SF First You Find It: Then Define It F Danny and The Dinosaur SF How Pronouns Help F Don't Count Your Chicks SF Informative Paper Series TP Emperor's Nightingale R Kinds of Sentences F Finders Keepers SF Letters Which Work Together F Five Chinese Brothers SF Long Vowel Sounds F Fox Went Out on a Chilly Night, The SF Lower Case Cursive Letters and Numbers F Frog Prince SF Other Words that Help Build Sentences F Frog Went-a-CourtingSF Paragraph Patterns Series TP Georgie SF Parts of the Sentence or Clause F Grasshopper and The Ants SF Personal Essay Series TP Happy Owls SF Presenting the Quotation Marks F Harold and The Purple Crayon SF Pronouncing Words Correctly F Hercules SF Punctuating Direct QuotationsF Hey Diddle Diddle SF Putting Dictionary Skills to WorkF House That Jack BuiltSF Quotation Marks and ItalicsF I Know A Lot of Things & I Read Signs SF Recognizing ClausesF I Know An Old Lady SF Recognizing PhrasesF In The Forest SF Reflexive, Relative, and Interrogative Pronouns F Jenny's Birthday Book SF Research Paper Series TP Johnny, The Fireman SF Seeing Words Clearly F Johnny Grows A Garden SF Semi-colon and ColonF Lentil SF Sentence Structure Series TP Lion and The Mouse SF Studying Long Words F Little Island, The SF Topic Sentence Series TP Little Red Lighthouse SF Understanding Entries F Little Tim and The Brave Sea Captain SF Understanding the Parts of Speech F Little Toot SF Upper Case Cursive Letters F Listen -There are Sounds Around You SF UsingAdjectives F Look About You SF Using Adverbs F Madaline's Rescue SF Using Nowns F Magic Michael SF Using Personal Pronouns F Make Way for Ducklings SF Using Prepositions, Interjections, and Conjtartions F Mike Mulligan & His Steam ShovelSF Using Pronouns F Miller, His Son and Their Donkey SF Using the Complete Entry F Millions of Cats SF Using VerbalsF Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog SF Using Verbs F Old Woman & Her Pig SF Using What You Know F Our Auto Trip SF Verb and The Sentence F Over In The Meadow SF Verbs, the Motors of Sentences F Pancho SF Vowel Sound Series F PetuniaSF You Can Find Words Easily F Picture Has A Special Look SF 8

Pinocchio SF SPEECH Rabbit and The Turtle SF Red Carpet SF Sounds of Spoken English R Rumpelstiltskin SF SEE ALSO SECTION ON TAPES Rapunzel See and Say SF Sing A Song of Sixpence & Queen of Hearts SF Snow White & Rose Red &Snow White & Seven FINE ARTS Dwarfs SF Snowy Day SF Albr echt Durer F Stone Soup SF Arrangements That Please F Story About PingSF Art Activities for Autumn and Thanksgiving F Sparkle and Spin SF Art Activities for Christmas F Tale of Peter Rabbit SF Art Activities for EasterF Three Billy Goats Gruff SF Art Activities for Halloween F Three Blind Mice SF Art Activities for Mother's Day F Three Robbers & Norman The Doorman SF Art Activities for Valentine's Day F Thumbelina SF Art Prints ( See "AP" section) Ugly Duckling SF Cardboard and Collograph Printing F Wheel On The Chimney SF Cezanne F Whistle For Willie SF Experimenting in SculptureF White Snow, Bright Snow SF Hippopotamus AS Wind and The F,InSF Leaf and Clay Printing F Wing On A Flea SF Leonardo Da Vinci F Let's PaintF Michelangelo F READING READINESS Linoleum and Woodcut PrintingF Making and Using Stencils F Alphabet F Nature's Art F Auditory Discrimination F Pictures and Statues F Basic Reading Series Grade One F Sculpture: A Timeless Expression Form SF Basic Reading Series2-1 F Silk Screen PrintingF Basic Reading Series2-2 F String and Glue PrintingF Basic Reading Series3-1 F Vegetable and Gadget PrintingF Basic Reading Series 3-2 F We Work With Paper and ScissorsF Chico Lears to Read F What to Look for in Drama and FictionSF ClassifyingF Wood Sculpture AS Consonant Blends F Working With PaintsF Consonant Sounds and Letters A F Working With Wax Crayons F Consonant Sounds and Letters B F Differences F Final Consonants "D K MN P T" F FOREIGN LANGUAGE Going ShoppingF Hearing Beginning Consonant Sounds-Part A F Bruno Munari's ABC SF Hearing Beginning Consonant Sounds-Part B F Elementary French for Young Americans SF Hearing Rhymes F Hearing Vowel Sounds -Part A F Hearing Vowel Sounds-Part B F Help Yourself Read F GEOGRAPHY Initial ConsonantsB S M F T A FR ICA Initial Consonants C W R H G Initial Consonants and Digraphs K V Y Z Q F Africa-A Second Look R Initial ConsonantsP L D N J Algeria-Birth of a Nation R Left to Right Sequence F Children of Africa SP Playing Community Helpers F Industrial South Africa F Plural Possessive, and Compound Words F Progress Report: The Republic of South Africa F Recognition Phases F South Africa: Dynamic Progress F Rhyming EndingsF Shopping for Groceries F ARCTIC Similarities F Stories for Special DaysF Children of Cold Lands F Story Practices F Eskimo ChildrenF Test Yourself on Sounds F Visual Discrimination F Your Eyes and Ears are Good Helpers F 9

Sweden Today F SOUTH AMERICA Switzerland F Toledo, Fortress City of Spair F Animal Life in South America F Transportation, Communication, Currency and ArgentinaF BankingF Bolivia: Land in The SkyF Two Spanish Towns F Brazil (Part l) Vienna F Brazil (Part II) Villages in Greece F Chico Learns to Read F Yugoslavia K Children of South America SP ChileF Cities of Colombia F MAPS AND GLOBES ColombiaF Colombia: Gateway to South AmericaF Continents and Oceans F Colombia: People and OccupationsF Globes: Our Most Accurate Maps F Ecuador: Land on The Equator F Hot and Cold Races F Farm Lands and Southern South AmericaF Language of Maps SeriesTR Fiesta Day F Latitude & Longitude: Finding Places & Directions F Geography of South America F Latitude & Longitude: Time Zones & ClimateF Historic Background of South America F Map Symbols, Dots and LinesF Industries and Producers (South America) F Maps and Graph Skills Series TR Jose Harvests Bananas F Map Series: America and Europe TR Lands and People of Northern South AmericaF Map Series: Africa, Asia, Australia & Oceania TR Lands and People of Southern South AmericaF Maps: Symbols and Terms F Life in Peru F Maps: Their Types and UsesF Life in The High Mountains F Maps: What They Are F Life in The Tropical ForestF Night and Day F Market Day At Cusco F North, South, East and West F Panama Canal R Physical Zones and Belts TR Pan American HighwayF Places To Go SF People of South America F Polar Regions: Arctic and Antarctic SP Peru, Land of the Incas K St. Lawrence Seaway Series F Peru F Up and Down F Peru: Land of the IncasF Silver-Studded Belt F Understanding our Latin-American Neighbors F MEXICO Vacation On The Pampas F Venezuela F Agriculture Revolution in Mexico F Venezuela: Cradle of Liberty F Artistic Revolution in Mexico F Venezuela: Land of ProgressF Arts and Crafts in Mexico F At School in a Mexican Town F Home in a Mexican Town F UNITED STATES Industrial Revolution in Mexico F Land in Mexico F Agriculture F Market Day in Mexico F Alaska SP Mexico in Revolution F Alaska, Our Northern Most State F People of Mexico F Alaska-The Land and Its PeopleF Three Farmers in Mexico F America The BeautifulF Tortilla, The F Capitol, U.S. RM California F Cities and Commerce F MICHIGAN Corn Belt F Dairy and Forest Region F Exploring Michigan's Upper PeninsulaF Erie Canal R. Farming Today in MichiganF Eskimos of Hudson Bay and Alaska R Geography in Michigan F Five Great CitiesF Limestone in Michigan F Green Lands F Look At MichiganF Hawaii, The Aloha State SL Manufacturing Today in Michigan F Hawaii, Our Island State F Michigan Water Wonderland F Hawaii, The 50th StateF Natural Resources of MichiganF Intermountain West F SEE ALSO SECTION ON TAPES Living in New England F 10

ASIA CANADA

Agriculture in India F Atlantic Region F Agriculture in The Soviet UnionF Canada F Burma F Canadian Shield F Cambodia and Laos F Fisherman of Nova Scotia F Ceylon F Interior PlainsF F Children of Asia SP Introduction to Canada's Geography F Cities and Industries of India IF Logging in Canadian Forests City Life in South KoreaF Province of Quebec K F Education and Recreation in The USSR F Southern Ontario-St. Lawrence Lowlands Farming in IndiaF Village in French Canada F Foods, Markets, and Stores in The Soviet Union F Western Mountain AreaF F Four Cities F Wheat Farmers in Western Canada Geographic Background of India F Geographic Background of USSRF EUROPE Geography of Taiwan F Historic Background of IndiaF AustriaF Hong Kong and Macao F Austrian Alps F Important Cities in IndiaF BelgiumF Indonesia-Products, Customs and Arts F Belgium F Today F Indonesia-Village and City Life F British People, The Food Problem, Problems Children of Europe SP Iran K Japan K DenmarkF Japan F Divided Germany F Japan-Land of ContrastF Eire: Geographic Background F Japanese Farmers F Eire: Farm Life F Life in Northern IndiaF Eire: Historic Background F F Life in Southern India F Eire: Important Cities Eire: Other Important CitiesF Malaya F F Natural Resources and Industries of IndiaF Eire: People, Education, Transportation Natural Resources and Industries of the USSR F European Common Market K Other Important Cities (India) F Farmer of Portugal F F Other Important Cities (Russia) F Geographic Background (Great Britian) F Pakistan F Granada and The Alhambra People and Consumer Goods in the USSR F Historic Background (Great Britian) F F People of India F Important Cities of Great Britian Philippines-Farming and Natural ResourcesF Industries and Products (Eire) F F Philippines-Village and City F Industries and Products (Great Britian) Moscow F ItalyF F Most Important Cities F Living in Bulgaria Today Religion, Education, Literature and Art in India F Living in Czechoslovakia Today F Rural Life in TaiwanF Living in East Germany Today F South Viet Nam F Living in Hungary Today F Living in Poland Today Soviet Central Asia J Soviet Union Today SF Living in Romania Today F F Thailand K Living in Yugoslavia Today F London F Thailand London-Nerve Center of Great BritianF Thailand(Siam) F Transportation and Communication in the USSR F Madrid F Transportation, Communication, Armed Forces and Modern British Isles F F Government F Modern France Modern Netherlands, Belgium and LuxembourgF Turkey K R Modern Scandanavian Europe F Viet Nam, Key to Southeast Asia F Village Life in India F Mountains and Valley in Switzerland Village Life in South Korea F Netherlands F Netherland and The Sea F Paris F People of West Germany F AUSTRALIA People of Yugoslavia F Australia-City Life PolandF Australia-Farming and Mining F Po Valley and The Alps F Australia -Ranching F Portugal F Children of Australia and Pacific Islands SP Rhone Valley In France F Rome: The City F Rural BelgiumF II

Pacific NorthwestF DRIVER'S EDUCATION Port of New York F Resources and Manufacturing Industries inthe SouthF Highway Signs Series TR Southern Interior UplandsF Transmissions Series TR Subtropical Coastal Lands in The South F Turns Series TR Valley Regions of The Northwest F Intersections, Passing, Parking Series TR Washington, D.C. SL Anticipating Danger Series TR Western Plains and Rocky Mountains F Wheat Belt F Where East and West Meet F FOOD Where People Live and WorkF White House SL All About Milk SF Winter Days (Eskimos of Alaska) Bike BehaviorSF Care of The Skin F Eyes, The F Food For Health F GUIDANCE HealthF Nutrients In Food F And They Lived Happily Ever After SF Safe and Sound Along The Way F Are You Ready for High SchoolF Safe and Sound At Home F Career Planning in a Changing World F Safe and Sound At SchoolF Developing Basic Values SF Skimpy and A Good Breakfast F Exploring The Myths of Prejudice SF Tale of a Toothache F Equal Opportunities in Space Science SF Teeth and Toothbrush RM Finding Out About College F Vegetables For The CityF Friendship and LoveF We Have You Covered F FrustrationF You and Your Food F Getting and Using Money F Your Bones and Muscles F Good Day In The Second Grade SF Your Food and Digestion F Good or Bad Your Teeth and Their Care F How to Study Occupations F You're On Parade F Ideals to Live By F Interest Pay OffF Learning Efficiently and Effectively F Let's Disagree TogetherF HISTORY Life Begins Series-Elementary SF Life Begins Series-Secondary SF UNITED STATES Look At Your FutureF Manners At Play F Abraham Lincoln Country SP Needs, Satisfactions and Goals F Alaska Gold Rush R Personality and Physique F Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr R Problem Solving F America's First World War R Responsible Sexual Attitudes SF American Industry-From Artisan to Automation F Sex: A Moral Dilemma For Teenagers SF American RevolutionF Striving for Excellence F American Wars and World War Series TR Tobacco and Alcohol: $50,000 Habit SF Austere New England F To Smoke or Not To SmokeSF Benjamin Banneker SF What Do You Think SF Berlin Crisis R What to Do With a Summer F Betsy Ross F When You Go To Work F Buffalo Bill F Worried About College? F Building A Nation F You and Your Guidance Counselor F Building of The First Transcontinental RailroadR Your Search for SelfF California and The Southwest F California Gold Rush R Causes of The Civil WarF Civil War SF HEALTH AND SAFETY Civil War and ReconstructionF Civil War at Sea F ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO Colonial AmericaF Commodore Perry and The Opening of Japan R Tobacco And Alcohol: Thei60,000 Habit SF Covered Wagons F To Smoke Or Not To Smoke SF Cross of Gold Speech R 12

Daniel Boone's Wilderness SF Negro in Civil War and Reconstruction F Daniel Boone: Opening The WildernessR Negro Faces the 20th Century F Davy CrockettF Negro Fights for The Four Freedoms F "D" Day Invasion of Europe R Negro in The Gilded AgeF Discovery of America SF New England - It's HistoryF Dutch, English and Spanish Colonists SF 1920's and The Depression SF Early American Exploration and GrowthTR Northwest Ordinance R Early Colonial Days SF Northwest Territory F FDR's First Inaugural Address R Oregon Territory F FDR's Four Freedoms R Organization of American States R First Settlers SF Our Independence and The Constitution R First Trail into The West SF Pacific States - Their History F First Transatlantic Cable R Paul Revere and The MinutemenR First Overland Trail R Pioneer Life in Michigan SP Flag EtiquetteF Pirate Lafitte and The Battle of New Orleans R Frederick A. Douglass SF Plymouth, Mass. SL From Africa to AmericaF Pocahontas and Captain John Smith R From Bull Run to Antietam F Pony Express R From Shiloh To Vicksburg F Post War SF George Washington's Farewell Address R Presidential Administrations, to 1860 series TR GettysburgF Presidential Administrationp,1860-1968 TR Gold Rush SF Reconstruction and the West SF Guadacanal Diary R Reconstruction Period F History of Michigan F Resolutions of the Stamp Act Congress R History of Michigan in Painting I SP Revolutionary War SF History of Michigan in Painting II SP Road to Appomattox F History of Michigan in Painting III SP Road WestF History of Our FlagF Sam Houston F House Divided F Sam Houston, Tallest Texan R How The West Was WonF Santa Fe Trail R Imm igration and IndustrializationSF Sherman Anti-Trust Act R In Search of Gold SF Sherman's March to The SeaF Into the Southwest SF Shots Heard 'Round The WorldF Jefferson's First Inaugural Address R Slavery in The Young American Republic F JFK - State of the Union AddressR Slavery in a House Divided F John Paul Jones R Songs of The Civil War SF Johnny Appleseed F Songs of the Cowboy SF Kit Carson F SouthSF Landing of The Pilgrims R Southwest U. S.- Its HistoryF Lee and Grant at Appomattox R Southeast FrontierF Legacy of The Civil War SF Southern Graciousness F Lewis and Clark Expedition R Southern U.S. - Its History F Lewis and Clark ExpeditionSF Spanning The MississippiF Life on 'The Wagon Train F Steel Crisis - The Stand R Lincoln and Douglas: Years of Decision R Story of Abraham Lincoln F Lincoln Museum SL Story of Christopher ColumbusF Lincoln's Gettysburg Address R Story of Our National Anthem F Lincoln's Second Inaugural R Taft-Hartley Act R Louisiana Purchase R Teddy Roosevelt and The Rough Riders R Louisiana Pirchase F Texas AnnexationF Lumbering Era in MichiganSP Theodore Roosevelt's New Nationalism R Magna CartaR Threshold of EqualityF Mary McLeod Bethune SF Tools and Handicrafts on the Colonial Frontier F Mayflower Compact R Trappers of The Far West R Merchant Princes F Two Houses on The PotomacF Middle Atlantic States - Their HiStory F United States Flag SF Middle West - Its History F Valley Forge, Pa. SL Miles Standish F Voyages of Christopher Columbus R Mike Fink F Wealthy Hudson River Valley F Missouri Compromise R Western U.S. - Its History F Monitor and The Merrimac R Wild Bill Hickok F Monroe Doctrine R Winter at Valley Forge R 13

Wm J. Bryan and Philosophy of Rugged Rise of Settled Village LifeF Individualism R River Cultures -Egypt F William Penn R River Cultures - Mesopotamia F Witchcraft of Salem R Roman Empire F Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points R Roman RepublicF Workers of America SF Rosetta Stone AS World War I SF Spanish Armada F World War II SF Sumerian Tablet AS Vikings R Voyage and Discovery F WORLD

Age of Exploration SF HOLIDAYS Alexander The Great R Ancient Civilizations to Roman Empire TR Art Activities for Autumn and ThanksgivingF Ancient Greece F Art Activities for Christmas F Aztec Sun Dial and Calendar AS Art Activities for Easter F Bill of RightsF Art Activities for Halloween F Birthplace of CivilizationF Art Activities for Mother's Day F Ceremonial Relief - Egypt AS Art Activities for Valentine's Day F Coins of the Realm K Christmas Around the World SF Colonial Period and Empire series TR Christmas CarolF Cortez Conquers Mexico F Christmas Donkey SF Early Asian Civilizations and Europe's Middle Christmas in England and Norway SF Ages TR Christmas in Germany and MexicoSF Egypt, Land of The Nile SF Christmas in The Arts SF Explorations of Pere Marquette R Christmas Story F Fall of the Roman EmpireF Columbus Day F FeudalismF Easter Customs F Genghis Khan and The Mongol Horde R Fall and Winter Holidays SP Glory That Was Greece SF First ChristmasF Head Rest AS First Thanksgiving F Hellenic Greeks F Friendly Beasts At Jesus' Manger SF Hellenistic Greeks F Grandfather's Boyhood Thanksgiving SF Historic Background of Great Britain F How We Got Our Christmas Customs SF Historical Reconstruction of Pompeii SP Hymns of The Nativity F Historical Reconstruction of Rome SP Independence Day F Industrial RevolutionF Indians For Thanksgiving SF Julius Caesar R Lincoln's Birthday F Justice AS Little Lost Angel SF Magna CartaF Meaning of Thanksgiving F Marco Polo R Memorial Day F Mary, Queen of Scots R Nutcracker SF Medieval Church F Other Wise Man SF Medieval Towns and CitiesF Paddy's Christmas SF Middle Ages F Puppy for Christmas SF Migration of Medieval PeopleF Rackety Rabbit & The Runaway Easter Eggs Modern World Involvement series TR Rudolph, The Red Nosed ReindeerSF Napoleon and The Battle of Waterloo R Silent Night F Nations Arise-The Dark Ages SF Spring & Summer Holiday SP New Stone Age F Squanto & The First Thanksgiving SF Norman Conquest F Story of Hannukkak & Christmas SF Old Stone Age F Story of The Nutcracker SF Picture Stories of Knights and CastlesF Story for Special Days F Prehistoric Man-Dawn of Civilization SF Story of Thanksgiving F Puritan Revolution F Thanksgiving Day F Queen Elizabeth and the Spanish Armada R Thanksgiving With Carol & Peter SF Rebirth of Learning-The RenaissanceSF Washington's Birthday F Rise and Fall of Adolph Hitler R When The Littlest Camel Knelt SF Rise of Chinese CivilizationF Rise of Civilizat ion in India F Rise of CommunismSF Rise of Democracy SF Rise of Egyptian Civilization F Rise of Mesopotamian CivilizationF 14 So Long Wetback HoundF LITERATURE Zoo Animals SP Zoo Snakes and Their Relatives F

AMERICAN CHILDREN'S STORIES

Buffalo Bill F Adventures of Pecos Bill Carl Sandburg AS Bambi Davy Crockett F Ben and Me SF Development of The American Short Story Bongo Edgar Allen Poe F Casey At The Bat Evangeline F Copy-Kitten Evangeline R Crybaby Calf Gold Bug F Dumbo Hiawatha F Frog Prince Hiawatha R Fussbunny Johnny Appleseed F Golden Goose Mark TwainAS Hans Clodhopper Mike Fink F Johnny Tremain, Minuteman Man Without A Country F Laughing Place Short Poems-Parts I and II F Legend of Sleepy Hollow Steamboat Round The Bend R Little Mermaid Stephen Crane R Little Toot Tom Sawyer Whitewashes The Fence F MaLyHad a Little Lamb What To Look For in Drama & Fiction SF Mickey and The Beanstalk William Shakespeare AS Moonymouse Words for The Wind R Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes II Old Yeller Pedro, The Little Airplane ANIMAL STORIES Peter Pan Pinocchio Animal BabiesF Pollyanna Animals and Their Young F Princess on.The Pea Arizona Sheep Dog F Rapunzel Bear Country F Road To The Land of Oz Bears, Pandas and Raccoons F Rob Roy Betty ButterflyF Robin Hood Big Red To The Rescue F Shoemaker and The Elves Blackie, My Dog F Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs Cats and DogsF Spindle, Shuttle, and Needle Elsie, The Elephant F Straw Ox, The Family Visits The Zoo F Story of Johnny Appleseed Forest BabiesF Sweet Porridge Greyfriars Bobby Finds A Home F Swineherd Greyfriars Bobby Loses A Friend F Sword and The Rose How Animals Get To The Zoo F Tar Baby In Beaver Valley F Three Bears Monkeys and Other Small Zoo Animals F Three Billy Goats Gruff Mr. and Mrs. Beaver and Their Family F Three Little Pigs Mr. and Mrs. Mallard and Their Family F Three Little Pigs Mr. and Mrs. Robin and Their Springtime FamilyF Three Spinners Mrs. Bear and Her Family F Tinder Box Mrs. Cottontail and Her Family F Toby Tyler With The Circus Mrs. Squirrel and Her Family F Tonka: The Horse That Survived Custer's Last Stand My Pet Canary, Dickie F F Nature's Disguises F True Son, American Frontier Boy New Trainer For Big Red F Ugly Duckling Nikki Faces The Wilderness F Wolf and The Seven Kids Nikki, Wild Dog of The North F Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm One Hundred and One DalmationsF Pets SP Seal Island F Seventeen Dalmations F 15

EUROPEAN Modern Mathematics: GeometryF Modern Mathematics:Geometry Perimeters F Kidnapped F Modern Mathematics:Areas, Formulas F Mutiny on The Bounty F Modern Mathematics:Sets, Rays, Angles, Figures F Treasure IslandF Modern Mathematics:Space GeometryF Twenty Thousand .Leagues Under The Sea F Modern Mathematics:Sets 1-5F Winston Churchill R Modern Mathematics:Sets 5-9 F Winston Churchill Speaks-Winston Churchill R Modern Mathematics:Sets 9-12 F Modern Mathematics:Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Quarters F Modern Mathematics:Telling Time F MYTHS AND LEGENDS Modern Mathematics:Sets by l's, 2's, 5's and 10's F Modern Mathematics:Sets 11-15 F Daedalus and Icarus SF Modern Mathematics :Sets 16-20 F Damon and Pythias SF Modern Mathematics:Addition, Objects & Symbols F King Midas and The Golden Touch SF Modern Mathematics:Simple Measures F Pegasus and Bellerophon SF Modern Mathematics:Subtraction-Objects & Symbols F Theseus and The Minotaur SF Modern Mathematics:Sets 2's,3's, 4's, and 5'sF Modern Mathematics:Division Objects and SymbolsF Modern Mathematics:Multiplication Objects and MATHEMATICS Symbols F ModernMathematics:Simple Addition Advances F Abacus TR ModernMathematics:Simple Subtraction AdvancesF Adding Fractions F ModernMathematics:Time Measurement Calendar F Addition and Subtraction of DecimalsF ModernMathematics:Addition and Subtraction: 2 and Advancing in Linear MeasurementF 3 Place Numbers F Basic Subsets and The Empty Set ModernMathematics:Advancing with Addition, Sub- Cartesian Coordinates TR traction , Multiplication F Commission, Meaning and ApplicationsF ModernMathematics:Calendar, Time and Temperature F Difference of Sets and Subtraction of Numbers F ModernMathematics:Measures, Counting, Adding, Division of Decimals F Subtraction F Experience With FractionsF ModernMathematics:Multiplying and DividingF Experiences With Counting F ModernMathematics:New Phases of Addition and Experiences With Measurements F Subtraction F Experiences With Numbers F ModernMathematics:Understanding the Structure of Extension of Set and Number Ideas F Numbers F Federal Taxes F ModernMathematics:Using and Understanding 2 and 3 Formulas Work For You F Place Numbers F Fractions to Decimals, Decimals to Fractions F ModernMathematics:Division Facts-Sets F Game of "How Many" F ModernMathematics:Fractions F Geometric Figures F ModernMathematics:Multiplication Facts - SetsF Geometry BoardTR ModernMathematics:Number Line-FractionsF Geometry Series- The Circle TR ModernMathematics:Number Line-Whole Numbers F Geometry: The Shapes Around UsF ModernMathematicsNumeration: Base 10F Geometry: Shapes Inside and Out F ModernMathematics:Sets, Concepts, Symbols, Geometry: Shapes, Parts of Shapes, Rays and Operations F Angles F ModernMathematics:Addition and Subtraction of History of Linear Measure F Fractions F History of Our Number System F ModernMathematics:Fraction Numbers:Concepts F History of Telling Time F ModernMathematics:Graphs F History of Weight-Volume Measure F ModernMathematics:Multiplication of Fractions F Indirect Measurement F ModernMathematics:Numeration: Base 5 F Insurance F ModernMathematics:Using MeasuresF Interest Borrowing and InvestingF ModernMathematics:Base Six-Addition, Subtraction, Introduction to Sets F Multiplication, Division F Mathematics in Aviation -The CompassF ModernMathematics:Binary(Base Two) - Addition, Sub- Mathematics in Aviation - Wind Drift F tration, Multiplication, Meaning and Reading of Decimals F Division F Meaning, Understanding of Per Cent: Per Centage F Modern Mathematics: Division of Fractional Numbers Measurement F Modern Mathematics: Numeration-Base Six F Measurement: Developing Units for Measurement F Modern Mathematics: Numeration-Binary F Measurement: How and WhyF More Experiments With Measurements F Measurement: Introduction to Measurement F Multiplication of Decimals F Measuring For a Purpose SF Multiplying Fractions by Fractions F Modern Mathematics: Advancing in Geometry F Names, Numbers and Colors Series F 16

One-to-One Correspondence Between SetsF Folk and Original Songs Operations: Counting Sets in Many Ways F Energy and Motion Songs Operations: Putting Together and Taking Apart F Hawaiian Chant, Hula and Music Operations: Understanding Whole Number Indian Music of th Canadian Plains OperationsF Nature Songs Ordering Sets and Ordering Numbers F New England Harmony Problem Solving F Science Experiment and Activity Songs Problem Solving:Meeting ProblemsF Sing'n Do - Down On The Farm Problem Solving: Thinking About Problems F Sing'n Do - Early Primary Album QualitiesSets and Numbers. F Sing'n Do - Holiday Album Set Description and The Use of Braces F Sing'n Do - Favorite Album Sets and Numbers in Mathematical Sentences F Sing'n Do - Later Primary Album Sets: Doing More Work With SetsF Sing'n Do - Toy Shop Album Indians Sets:Meeting SetsF Songs and Dances of Great Lakes Sets: Putting Sets To Work F Songs and Dances of Quebec Slide Rule:Part I Songs of the Sea Slide Rule: Part II Steamboat Round The Bend Systems of EquationsF Weather Songs Systems of Numeration: A Place for Hundreds F Revolutionary War SF Systems of Numeration: Numbers and Numerals F Songs of the Civil War SF Systems of Numeration: The Meaning of NumeralsF Songs of The Cowboy SF Thinking in SymbolsF Songs of The Mountains SF Union of Sets and Subtraction of Numbers F South SF Using Mixed Numbers F Workers In America SF Variable and Coordinates F World WarISF What Is A Fraction F World War II SF Wing On a Flea SF PHYSICAL EDUCATION MUSIC Fifteen For Fitness R INSTRUMENTAL Skip Rope R Volleyball SF Instruments of the Symphony Orchestra SF Science of Music F SCIENCE GENERAL

MUSIC Finding Out About Things Around Us F More Nature Songs R Introduction to Music R More Science Experiments F Introduction to Musical Instruments R Nature Songs R Introduction to the Orchestra R Science Experiments and Activity Songs R Introduction to RhythmsR Science Experiments F Music of American Indians of the SouthwestR Story of Coated Abrasives F Music of the Carousel R World of Living ThingsF Music of the Sioux and the Navajo Music StoriesSF Science of Music F SCIENCE- NATURAL Stories of Music ANIMALS

VOCAL Age of Mammals F Amphibians and ReptilesSL Civil Wax SF Animals Change F Early Colony Days SF Animals Fit Themselves To Their Surroundings F In Search of Gold SF Animals Get Ready For WinterF Immigration and IndustrializationSF Animals Without Backbones SP 1920's and the Depression SF Ants-Tunnel Building ML Post War SF Ants At Work and At WarF Reconstruction and the West SF Beaks and Feet of Birds F Recordings: R Birds Get Ready For Winter F Australian Folk Songs and Ballads Birds of Our Community F Children's Songs Birds of Our/bads and Marshes F Do You Know How You Grow Inside Birds of the Forest and its Borders F 17

Birds of The Ocean,Its Beaches, Salt Marshes F EVOLUTION Birds of The Zoo F Birds That Live Near People F Coming of The Reptiles F Collecting Insects: Butterfly Net ML Dinosaurs F Collecting Insects: By Hand ML Discovering FossilsF Common BirdsSP Everything Changes F Common InsectsSP Learning About Dinosaurs SP Crocodilians and Turtles F Rise of The Dinosaurs F Engineer In a Fur Coat F Story Fossils Tell F Estrous Cycle of The Rat ML Triumph of The Dinosaurs F Familiar Bird Series TR Familiar Birds - Their Young and NestsSP Familiar Fresh Water FishSP INSECTS arm and Ranch Animals SP Feathers and Flight of BirdsF Ants At Work and At War Finding Out How Animal Babies Grow F Bee Business SF Fresh Water Turtles and Fish F Honeybee F How Water Animals Move ML Insects Harmful To Man SP Lemming Migration ML Life Cycle of The SilkwormF Large Hoofed Mammals F Metamorphosis of Moths and ButterfliesF Lobster Trap RM Nature's Disguise F Looking At Birds F Natures Half- acre F Lizards of The World F Praying Mantis F Looking At BirdsF Studying Monarch Butterflies F Migrations of Birds F Migration of Birds, The F Moths and Butterflies SP PHYSIOLOGY AND ANATOMY Nests and Eggs of BirdsF Non-Poisonous Snakes of The U. S.F Blood Smear Preparation ML Queenbee Duel ML Breathing Movements ML Rabbit That Runs on Snowshoes F Circulation - The Flow of Blood ML ReptilesF Do You Know How You Grow Inside R ReptilesSP Ear - It's Structure and Function ML Rodents F Ear - Perception of Sound ML Snakes Outside The U.S. F Eye - Far Sightedness ML Sounds of Animals R Eye - Near Sightedness ML Sounds of The American Northwest R Finding Out About Our Body F Sounds of The American Southwest R Finding Out How You Grow F Water BirdsF Heart In Action ML Waterfowl and Game Birds SL Human Torso and Head RM Wild Animals SP Measuring Oxygen Consumption ML Nerve Action - The Reflex Arc ML Parts of The Body SP BIOLOGY - CELLULAR Skeleton, Human RM

Cells: Building Blocks of LifeF Cell Nuclei Discoveries F PLANTS

BACTERIOLOGY Bean Sprouts ML Botany Series TR Louis Pasteur Broadleaf PlantsSP Dependent Plants F Finding Out How Plants GrowF ECOLOGY How Does The Garden Grow F How To Know The Conifers SL At The Seashore F Let's Explore A Field F Ecology Series TR Let's Explore A Garden F Bringing Back The Buffalo, Part I Let's Explore a PondF Bringing Back The Buffalo, Part II lets's Explore a Stream F Polar Regions: Arctic and Antarctic SP Let's Explore a Woodland F 18

Life in a Terrarium F SCIENCE - PHYSICAL Life of the Open Sea SF Miniature Plants of The DesertF Mushrooms F AIR PlantsF Plants and How They Grow SF Find Out About Land, Air, and Water F Plants and Strange Animals of The SeaF Ocean of Air We Live InF Plants and Their Seeds F Talking Through AirF Plant Experiments F Plant Growth-Graphing ML Plants: Orchids and LiliesSL BASIC PHYSICAL CONCEPTS Pocket Garden for Germination StudiosML Pollen Tube Growth ML Absorption Spectra ML Seed Plants: Green PlantsF Beach Formation ML Seed Plants:Leaves F Bunsen Burner ML Seed Plants: Seeds F Buoyancy in a Gas ML Seed Plants: Stems F Buoyancy in Liquids ML Walk In The Woods F Coupled OscillatoriEqual Masses ML Wildflowers ( A-G) SL Coupled Oscillators-Unequal Masses ML Wildflowers (H-R) SL Critical Temperature ML Wildflowers (S-W)SL Density ML Wonder World of Plants SF Diffraction-Double Slit ML Diffraction-Single Slit ML Nature Songs R DopplerEffect ML More Nature Songs R Ferromagnetic Domain Wall MotionML Filtration ML Handling Solids and LiquidsML SEASONS Heating Liquids ML Heating Solids ML At The SeashoreF Inertial Forces - Centripetal Acceleration ML Earth Science Series TR Inertial Forces - Transitional AccelerationML Summer Comes To The Country F Measurement of "0" Cavendish Experiment ML Winter Comes To The Country F Michelson Interferometer ML Non Interferometer ML Ocean Density Currents ML ZOOLOGY Paramagnetism of Liquid Oxygen ML (See Also "Basic Life Science-Animals") Phase Change ML Radio Active Decay ML Age of Mammals F Reflection of Circular Waves From VariousBarriers ML Amphibians and ReptilesSL Reflection of Straight Waves From StraightBarriers ML Animals Without BackbonesSP Resolving Power ML At The Seashore F Scintillation Spectrometry ML Bacterial Sensitivity To Radiation ML Shore Drift ML Crossing Drosophila ML Shore Lines ML Drosophila Culture Medium Preparation ML Stream Erosion Cycle ML Eggs That Produce Chicks F Tacoma Narrows-Bridge Collapse ML FromEgg To Chick F Temperature Waves ML Handling Drosophila ML Use of Burette-Titration ML How Water Animals Move ML Use of Popette ML Lemming Migration ML Velocity and Acceleration in Free Ball ML Life Cycle of The Silkworm F Velocity Vector ML Life in An Aquarium F Volume ML Primates-Monkeys and Their RelativesF Weighing With Triple Beam Balance ML Regeneration In Flatworms ML Wilber Force Pendulum ML Removing Chick Embryo With Hot Wire ML Working Glass ML Shellfish of The SeashoreF Walk In The Woods F Zoology, InvertebratesSeries TR EARTH Zoology, Vertebrates Series TR Beach Formation ML Characteristics of Seawater SF Coal - A Fossil Fuel F Common Rocks and Rock Forming MineralsSP Deserts F Earth F Earth Science Series TR Geology Series TR Geology and Earth Structure Series TR 19

How Crystals Are Formed F HEAT AND LIGHT Igneous and Metamorphic Rocks SP Important Minerals SP Absorption Spectra ML Land Forms of Running Water SP Basic Theory of Heat SF Life on The Open Seas SF Bunsen Burner ML Miniature Plants of The Desert F Camera- A Magic Eye F Mysteries of ScienceI SF Causes and Nature of Heat Mysteries of Science IISF Critical Temperature ML OceansF Diffraction - Double Slit ML Ocean Basins SF Diffraction - Single Slit ML Ocean Density Currents ML Effects of Heat SF Ocean of Air We Live InF Eye At Work F Oceanography Series TR Heating Liquids ML Our Desert Treasure F Heating Solids ML Our Home, The EarthF Helping People To See F Places To Go SF How Heat Causes Expansion F Rock Display Kit How Heat TravelsF Shore Drift ML How Light TravelsF Shore Lines ML Light Series TR Story of Our Earth:Rocks and Soil F Light and ColorF Story of The Mountains F Light and How It TravelsF Stream Erosion Cycle ML Light, Heat and SoundF Study of OceansSF Michelson Interferometer ML Talking Through Air Non-Interferometer ML Wonder of Crystals F Resolving Power ML Scintillation Spectrometry ML Temperature Waves ML ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM Through The Microscope F Alexander Graham Bell F Different Kings of MagnetsF MACHINES Discovering MagnetsF Electrical Circuits and How They Work SF Geer Wheels TR Heat and Electricity Series TR Inclined Planes F How Radio and Radar WorkSF Levers At Work F Magnetic FieldsF Machines and Tools To Help Us F Magnetism and Electricity F Pulleys TR Magnets Can Attract Through ObjectsF Pulleys F Magnets Help to Find DirectionsF Pulleys At Work F Mr Bell Invents The Telephone R Pulleys 'Make Work FasterF Thomas Alva EdisonF Ramps F What Is MagnetismF Screws F Working With Magnets F Screws and Wedges At Work F Second and Th f:d Class Levers TR Simple Machines Series TR ENERGY Simple MachinesSP Toys At Work F Aton, The F Wedges F Eight Ball Demonstrator (Inertia)TR Wheels and Axles At Work F Energy and Motion Songs R Work, Friction and Machines F Inertial Forces - Centripetal Acceleration ML Interial Forces - Transitional Acceleration ML Measurement of "G" in Michelson Experiment ML MEASUREMENT Nuclear Phenomena and Motion Series TR Nuclear Radiation and DetectorsSF Density ML Nuclear Radiation Fall Out SF Measurement of "G" in Michelson Experiment ML Nuclear Radiation in Outer Space SF Measuring Distance F Nuclear Radiation in Earth Studies SF Measuring Temperature F Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy K Measuring Time by Sun and StarsF Radioactive Decay ML Measuring Volume and Density F Tacoma Narrows Bridge Collapse ML Measuring Weight F Three Ball Demonstrator (Inertia)TR Metric System of Measuring F Uses of Nuclear Radiation in Medicine SF Uses of Popette ML Uses of Nuclear Radiation in Industry SF Velocity and Acceleration in Free Fall ML Very Low Temperatures SF Velocity Vector ML Wilber Force Pendulum ML Very High Temeratures SF 20

Meteorology Series TR Volume ML Weighing With Triple Beam Balance ML Night and Day F Weighing With Two Pan Balance ML Seasons F Sky Above Our Earth Spring Is Here F Storms, Hurricanes, and TornadoesF SOUND Weather ExperimentsF Causes and Nature of Sound F Weather Series TR Doppler Effect ML Weather Songs R Ears Are For Hearing F What Is WindF Ear-Perception of Sound ML Why Does It RainF How Sound Travels F Winter Is Here F Mr. Bell Invents The Telephone R Wonders of Snow F Science of Music F Sound Series TR Talking Through Air F SOCIAL STUDIES BASIC NEEDS SPACE SCIENCE All Kinds of Houses F Comet Orbits ML Common Fruits SP Earth and Universe Series TR Dairy Farm RM F Eclipse of The Moon ML Eggs For You To Eat Eclipse of The Sun ML Food Makes The DifferenceF Equal Opportunities In Space Science SF Food and NutritionF Experimental Weightlessness ML House F Finding Out About the SkyF How Food Becomes YouF Free Fall In Space ML Loaf of Bread F Introduction To Our Earth and Sun SF Milk From The Cow to You F Leaving The World FS Milk We DrinkF Learning About The Seasons SF Story of Bread F Story of Cotton F Man In Space F Man In Space FS Story of Fruit and Vegetables Mars and Jupiter ML Story of Leather F Meteors, Comets, Distance Series TR Story of Meat F Missiles At Cape Kennedy SL Story of Milk F Orbits Series TR Story of Rubber F Related Space Science Series TR Story of Wool F Rockets, Missiles, and Satellites TR Why and How the Cow Makes Milk F Seasons F You and Your Food F Sky Above The EarthF Your Daily Bread F Solar Flares ML Solar Prominences ML Solar System SP FAMILY LIVING Solar System Series TR And They Lived Happily Ever After SF Space Age R Space Travel AD 2000 FS Animal Babies F Stars and Galaxies Series TR Eggs That Produce ChicksF Sun Series TR Estrous Cycle of The Rat ML Finding Out How Animal Babies Grow F Sun's Family FS U.S. Space Project Series TR Friendship and Love F From Egg to ChickF What Is In The Sky FS SF Why Do We Have Day and NightF Life Begins Series - Elementary Life Begins Series - SecondarySf Mr. and Mrs. Beaver and Their Family F WEATHER AND SEASONS Mr. And Mrs. Mallard and Their Family F Mr. and Mrs. Robin and Their SpringtimeFamily F Building A Classroom Weather Station F Mrs. Bear and Her Family F F Day and Night and The SeasonsSP Mrs. Cottontail and Her Spring Family Familiar Cloud Forms SP Mrs. Squirrel and Her FamilyF Finding Cut About Land, Air, Water F Responsible Sexual AttitudesSF How Crystals Are FormedF Sex: A Moral DIbmma For TeenagersSF Indoor Weather F Learning About The Seasons SF Measuring Temperature F 21

INDIANS - AMERICAN

Enchanted SpringR Hiawatha R Incas, The Mayas & The Aztecs F Indian Ceremonies F Indian Clothing F Indian Food F Indian Games F Indian Houses F Indian Music of The Canadian Plains R Indians F Indian and Eskimos of The NorthwestF Indians of the Northeast F Indians of The PlainsF Indians of the Southeast F Indians of The Southwest F Life of The Plains Indians F Music of American Indians of The Southwest R Northwest ladians (Salish) F Plains Indians (Dakotas)F Pocahantas F Pocahontas & Capt. John Smith R Songs and Dances of Great Lakes Indians R Southwest Indians (Hopi)F Southwest Indians (Navajo)F Tools and Handicrafts of The Plains Indians F Totem PoleAS Woodland Indians (Iroquois)F

SOCIOLOGY

Exploring The Myths of Prejudice SF From Africa to America F Jane Addams F Slavery in A House Divided F Slavery in The Young American RepublicF Martin Luther King F Minorities Have Made America GreatSF Negro In Civil War and Reconstruction F Negro Faces The 20th Century F Negro Fights For the Four Freedoms F Negro in The Gilded Age F Story of Spanish Speaking Americans SF Thresrold of EqualityF

TRANSPORTATION Airports and Airplanes F American Transportation: Horseback to JetF Building of the First Transcontinental Railroad R Highway Transportation F How People Travel in The City SR Moving Goods For People in The CitySP Our Transportation Problem F TransportationF Transportation In The PastF Trip by Ship F Water Transportation F Wright BrothersF Wright Brothers R 23

8MM FILM LOOPS

8 mm film loops are one-half the width of regular 16 mm film and the loops are placed in cartridges in such a way that threading in the projector is not necessary. The cartridge is simply inserted in the special 8mm projectorand it is ready to run. If your school does not have a projector, you may borrow onefrom the IMC. Loops are silent and have a short running time, usually 2 to 4 minutes. They do not substitute for 16 mmfilms. Loops are for individual drill or investigation. Sometimes a SMALL group maystudy the action - NEVER the whole class. Use a small screen of 12 to 24 inches in width. A piece of white paper or bristol board will do. Order a few loops at a time to correlate with other media. Try some new situations. We would like to have reports from teachers about successful techniques developed for teaching with film loops. If a loop jams or fails to project, do not try to repair it.Send it back to us. Special techniques are employed to put loop cartridges in good running order.

Order by individual title.

ANIMALS BOTANY

Disney Series Growing Seeds Series 4 Film Loops ejs Ealing2 Film Loopspej

ANTS-TUNNEL BUILDING BEAN SPROUTS HOW WATER ANIMALS MOVE PLANT GROWTH - GRAPHING LEMMING MIGRATION QUEEN BEE DUEL CHEMISTRY

BIOLOGY Concepts In Chemistry Series Biology Demonstration Series EBE 5 Film Loops js Thorne 9 Film Loops BUOYANCY IN A GAS BACTERIAL SENSMVITY TO RADIATION BUOYANCY IN LIQUIDS ESTROUS CYCLE OF THE RAT DENSITY INDUCING OVULATION IN MICE PHASE CHANGE (CHANGE OF STATE) MEASURING OXYGEN CONSUMPTION VOLUME POCKET GARDEN FOR GERMINATION STUDIES POLLEN TUBE GROWTH Chemistry Laboratory Techniquies Series REGENERATION IN FLATWORMS Ealing 10 Film Loops s REMOVING CHICK EMBRYO WITH HOT WIRE SIMPLE OCULAR MICROMETER BUNSEN BURNER F ILTRATION HANDLING SOLIDS AND LIQUIDS Human Life Series HEATING LIQUIDS EBE 10 Film Loops ejs HEATING SOLIDS USE OF BURETTE - TITRATION BLOOD SMEAR PREPARATION USE OF PIPETTE BREATHING MOVEMENTS WEIGHING WITH TRIPLE BEAM BALANCE CIRCULATION-THE FLOW OF BLOOD WEIGHING WITH TWO PAN BALANCE EAR-ITS STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION WORKING GLASS EAR-PERCEPTION OF SOUND EYE - FAR SIGHTEDNESS EYE - NEAR SIGHTEDNESS EYE - VISUAL ACCOMMODATION HEART IN ACTION NERVE ACTION - THE REFLEX ARC 24

EARTH SCIENCE Vector Kinematics Series (MLA (PSSC) 2 Film Loops Water Cycle Series VELOCITY AND ACCELERATION IN FREEFALL Ealing 6 Film Loopsejs VELOCITY VECTOR BEACH FORMATION OCEAN DRNSTTY CURRENTS SEDIMENTATION SPACE SCIENCE SHORE DRIFT SHORE LINES Space Science Series STREAM EROSION CYCLE FA 8 Film Loops ejs

COMET ORBITS INSECTS ECLIPSE OF THE MOON ECLIPSE OF THE SUN Invertebrates Series EXPERIMENTAL WEIGHTLESSNESS EBE 5 Film Loops ejs FREE FALL IN SPACE MARS AND JUPITER COLLECTING INSECTS: BUTTERFLY NET SOLAR FLARES COLLECTING INSECTS: BY HAND SOLAR PROMINENCES CRCESING DROSOPHILIA - FRUIT FLY DROSOPHILIA CULTURE MEDIUM PREPARATION- FRUIT FLY HANDLING DROSOPHILIA - FRUIT FLY

PHYSICS Demonstrations in Physics Ealing 19 Film Loops s

ABSORPTION SPECTRA COUPLED OSCILLATOR-EQUAL MASSES COUPLED OSCILLATORS -UNEQUAL MASSES CRITICAL TEMPERATURE DIFFRACTION - DOUBLE SLIT DIFFRACTIONSINGLE SLIT FERROMAGNETIC DOMAIN WALL MOTION INERTIAL FORCES - CENTRIPETAL ACCEL- ERATION INERTIAL FORCES-TRANSITIONAL ACCEL- ERATION MEASUREMENT OF "G" CAVENDISH EX- PERIMENT MICHELSON INTERFEROMETER NON RECURRENT WAVE FRONTS PARAMAGNETISM OF LIQUID OXYGEN RADIO ACTIVE DECAY RESOLVING POWER SCINTILLATION SPECTROMETRY TACOMA NARROWS-BRIDGE COLLAPSE TEMPERATURE WAVES WILBER FORCE PENDULUM

Ripple Tank Wave Series MLA (PSSC) 3 Film Loops

DOPPLER EFFECT REFLECTION OF CIRCULAR WAVES FROM VARIOUS BARRIERS REFLECTION OF STRAIGHT WAVES FROM STRAIGHT BARRIERS 25

FILMSTRIPS

Most filmstrips are ordered by individual titlefor a conventional booking period of eitherthree days or one week. Some filmstrips are sent out in sets only. Please orderby set title as found in the annotated list.Additional booking time may be requested at time of ordering. Please indicatefilmstrip designation on your order blank and calendar month. restrict each order form to one Grade Levels: p-Primary (Gr K-3) e-Elementary (Gr 4-6) j'Junior High (Gr 7-9) h-High School (Gr 10-12)

ACHIEVEMENT AND PROBLEMS OF THE UNITED NATIONS AGRICULTURE IN THE SOVIET UNION MGHT js SVE ejs How the U.S. has succeeded in meeting world problems. Collective and state farms in Russia. Through presentation of critical international situations, the filmstrip evokes thoughtful debate on major issues, AIRPORTS AND AIRPLANES past and present. SVE p Kinds of airports, types of planes, baggage handling, ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION OF DECIMALS role of the pilot. SVE ej ALASKA, OUR NORTHERN MOST STATE ADDING FRACTIONS SVE ej Curr. Topographical variations and how settlers adapt to it, Establishes the concept that objects can be added only from farmlands in the south to survival conditions in if they are the same. tundra.

ADVANCING IN LINEAR MEASUREMENT ALASKA-THE LAND AND ITS PEOPLE SVE ej SVE ejs Our largest state was admitted to the Union in 1959. ADVANCING IN QUANTITY MEASUREMENT Actual photographs present peoples, climate, and SVE ej industry.

ADVENTURE OF PECOS BILL ALBRECHT DURER EBF pe Eyegate js Disney filmstrip of a story designed to acquaint child- Durer was born in Nuremberg, Germany. Known for ren with a well known character. Captions are struc- paintings and engraving processes and wood cuts. tured to increase child's comprehension and vocabu- Realism emphasized. lary and add to his total learning experience. ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL AGE OF MAMMALS EBF ejs Following in his father's footsteps, Bell becamean expert A Visit to a museum and a laboratory illustrates in teaching the deaf to talk. He later became interested evolutionary development. Complex terms and time in developing a device to send the human voiceacross a cycles are carefully spelled out and charted with wire and finally developed the telephone. diagrams and text. ALL KINDS OF HOUSES AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION IN MEXICO MGHT p EBF ej Different kinds of homes used by people and animals. Carefully phrased questions inserted throughout this Homes of Eskimos and Indians, modern homes and strip help students discover for themselves the prob- apartment buildings. lems and progress of the Mexican people. ALPHABET AGRICULTURE IN THE SOUTH Eyegate p SVE ej The pictorial alphabet - A for Apple, B for Ball, C for New crops, mechanization and scientific farming Cow, etc. evolve drastic changes. Level land, ample rainfall and a long growing season bring bountiful harvests. AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL SVE ejs AGRICULTURE IN INDIA America's natural beauty, landmarks,monuments, Eyegate js statues and architecture pictured as each verse issung India's leading industry, agriculture is thesource of in caption. livelihood for 3/4th of its people. Five year plansare increasing productivity but still cannot feed India's huge population. 26

SCHOOL AMERICAN INDUSTRY-FROM ARTISAN TO AUTOMATION ARE YOU READY FOR HIGH ESE js MGHT js school are presented scientific Differences between grade and high From tinkering skills of colonialYankees to subject areas. research of todays labs. American inventors,develop with an overview of high school ment of industry. ARGENTINA MGHT ej AMERICAN REVOLUTION, THE Buenos Aires as a metropolisand capital city. Pro- Life js ductive pampas of cattle and wheat.Industry of Cordoba The causes of conflict between England andher colonies and agricultural center of Mendoza. and the ensuing battles take us to theinauguration of George Washington. ARIZONA SHEEP DOG TOJET EBF pej AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION: HORSEBACK Adapted from Disney's motion picture,this filmstrip Life js offers educationally sound basic language artsmaterials. Only 150 year ago, American citizenstraveled by foot, horseback, wagon and water. Our transport progress is clearly illustrated by means ofanimation and photos. ARRANGEMENTS THAT PLEASE PS Pe Introduction to the fascinating study ofdesign and compo- ANCIENT GREECE sition. Simple rules of design.Arrangement and order ICF Authentic photos explore architectureand clothing of to suit individual taste. this era. ART ACTIVITIES FOR AUTUMNAND 'THANKSGIVING SVE pe ANDY LENDS MONEY TO THE BANK Pipe cleaners, clay and paper formseasonal figures; Wasp ej seeds, cereals and cloth for mosaics;monoprints, mural. Details the steps of opening of savings account and explains a bank pass book. ART ACTIVITIES FOR CHRISTMAS SVE pe ANIMAL BABIES Gift- worthy pieces from yarn, paper,paste. Bowls made SVE Pe patterns." Colorful book- babies come from-some are by "pinch" method and "finger Basic explanation of where marks, paper sculptures. hatched, some born live.Stimulating topics for children's discussions. ART ACTIVITIES FOR EASTER SVE pe ANIMAL LIFE IN SOUTH AMERICA Wetpaper watercolor for Easter eggs,glue printing for Eyegate js cards, clay mold decorations for anEaster tree. Paper e of all types are foundin South Domestic and wild 1' sculptured rabbits, baskets. America, sometims no where else in the world. ART ACTIVITIES FOR HALLOWEEN ANIMALS AND THEIRYOUNG SVE pe PSP pe trimmed kittens, sheep, etc. Three-dimensional masks of construction paper On the farm with Tom and Susan - with cloth, tubes, curls and fringes;hand puppets, crayon-resist technique. ANIMALS CHANGE PSP ej ART ACTIVITIES FOR MOTHER'S DAY Life span of various fish, animals. SVE pe Paper "clips", glitters, and cakesprinkles create ANIMALS FIT THEMSELVES TO THEIRSURROUNDINGS sparkling mosaics and cards. "Salt andflour" and pipe Eyegate ejs cleaner pins are unique gifts. Color protects many animals.Many can change color quickly becoming white during winter. ART ACTIVITIES FOR VALENTINE'S DAY SVE pe ANIMALS GET READY FOR WINTER Heart-strewn cards, mobiles, andplacemats; sculptures 111 with movable parts. Stencil and spraytechnique. Illustrates animal preparations for winterand en- courages direct observation. ARTISTIC REVOLUTION IN MEXICO EBF ej ANTS AT WORK AND AT WAR Carefully phrased questions insertedthroughout this EBF ej themselves the problems in the strip help students discover for Motivational material organized for classroom and progress of the Mexican people. Disney approach to the beauty and wonderof nature.

APOSTROPHE, THE COLON AND ITALICS ARTS & CRAFTS IN MEXICO EBF ej JH js Carefully phrased questions insertedthroughout this Develops understanding of correct usage ofthe apos- strip help students discover forthemselves the problems trophe, colon, and italics. and progress of the Mexican people. AT SCHOOL IN A MEXICAN TOWN BASIC READING SERIES - GRADE ONE Wasp ej SVE pPre-Primer, PrimerReader 1-1,1-2 Concita and Juan attend a typical village school. Some (Order By Set - 8 F .S.) of their varied activities are described. A wealth of story material along with a step-by-step phonics program. A functional approach to new letter AT THE SEASHORE combinations offers extensive materials for vocabulary LFSS pe building and sound spelling. Stimulating, yet simple The DuPonts find all kinds of interesting activities and stories follow introduction of new letter combination sea life. and provide practice in usage as they stress meaning. Correlates with 1966 Diamond Edition of Lippincott ATLANTIC REGION, THE Basic Reading Series. MGHT ej Maritime area of Canada, fishing industry, iron de- BASIC READING SERIES- GRADE TWO posits, lead-copper-zinc holdings, farming and large SVE p Reader 2-1 commercial centers. (Order By Set - 7 F .S.) Refer to "Basic Reading Series-Grade One" for annotated ATOM, THE material. Life js The concept of the atom originated 2500 years ago with BASIC READING SERIES - GRADE TWO the Greeks. Its history, research, and development SVE p Reader 2-2 are presented in vivid color. (Order By Set - 6 F .S.) Refer to "Basic Reading Series-Grade One" for annotated AUDITORY DISCRIMINATION material. Eyegate e Numerous color sketches to stimulate discrimination BASIC READING SERIES - GRADE THREE in young learner. SVE p Reader 3-1 (Order By Set - 6 F .S.) AUSTERE NEW ENGLAND Refer to "Basic Reading Series-Grade One" for annotated IMPRL ejs material. Explores Concord, Mass., Mystic Seasport, Conn., Salem, Mass., and the Stone House, Belcher town, BASIC READING SERIES - GRADE THREE Mass. SVE p Reader 3-2 (Order By Set - 6 F .S.) AUSTRALIA-CITY LIFE Refer to "Basic Reading Series-Grade One" for annotated JH ej material. Explains important concepts of city life including trans- portation, occupations, industry and recreation. BASIC SUBSET AND THE EMPTY SET JH Pe AUSTRALIA-FARMING AND MINING Concepts include: the empty set, basic subsets, re- JH ej grouping the meaning of numbers. Shows how geological conditions affect the farming limiting it to certain types of crops. Types of mining BEAKS AND FEET OF BIRDS are also shown. SVE pe Shows how each bird has right "equipment" for its AUSTRALIA - RANCHING particular way of living. JH ej Show different kinds of equipment used and types of BEAR COUNTRY livestock raised and their importance to the economy EBF ej of Australia. Motivational material organized for classroom in the Disney approach to the beauty and wonder of nature. AUSTRIA JH ej BEARS, PANDAS AND RACCOONS Manufacturing, agriculture, history, and the charms of SVE ej old Vienna. Members of the Carnivores, or flesh eating animals.

AUSTRIAN ALPS BELGIUM EBF ejs EBF ej Striking photos describe the beauty contained in this General discussion of the country and its people. region. Shows growth of modern European economic culture. BELGIUM

.111 ej BA MBI Manufacturing, trade and commerce, and agriculture EBF pe are shown together with the background of medieval A reading experience to help children toward more effec- splendor. tive communication and imaginative use of language. Disney's filmstrip also adds tc the children's cultural development by bringing out the importance of truth, honesty and kindness. 28

BIRTHPLACE OF CIVILIZATION BEN AND ME EBF js EBF pe the intriguing Disney plays with the children'simagination in this Authentically detailed drawings relate further creative story of how man started livingand working together in famous story. A valuable tool to the world's development and to stimulate oralexpression. Dis- organized communities which grew into cussion questions and student activity areincluded major civilizations. at the end of the filmstrip. BLACKIE, MY DOG Eyegate p BETSY ROSS and takes very good Curr. e Alice loves her little dog Blackie, Story of her life and the flag sheoriginated. care of him.

BETTY BUTTERFLY BOLIVIA: LAND IN THE SKY LFSS p Eyegate js butterfly be- Twice the size of Texas Bolivia hasfive million people. Betty was able to find a freer life of a difficult cause she patiently enduredthe hardships of her Climate varies with altitude, transportation caterpillar stage. Immortality discussed as a because of extensive mountains - athird of Bolivia is difficult abstract term. a high plateau.

BIG RED TO THE RESCUE BONGO EBF pej EBF pe this filmstrip A reading readiness experience tohelp children toward Adapted from Disney's motion picture, and imaginative use of offers educationally sound basiclanguage art materials. more effective communication language. Disney's filmstrip also adds tothe children's cultural development by bringing outthe importance of BILL OF RIGHTS EBF js truth, honesty, and kindness. Authentic watercolors show events andstruggles of the episodes in British history. BRAZIL - PART I MGHT ej of cacao, jute, BIRDS GET READY FOR WINTER Northern Brazil: Amazon jungle, crops rubber and rice. Shipping center ofRecife and the old 11-1 Illustrates animal preparations for winterand en- capital, Salvador. courages direct observation. BRAZIL - PART II MGHTej BIRDS OF OUR COMMUNITY Beautiful Rio de Janeiro, rich coffee countrysouth of SVE p recognition of common Rio with large plantations.Industrial center of Sao Real-life photos simplify Brasilia, beautiful birds. Good introduct ion to science. Paulo and rich mineral resources. new capital city in thewilderness. BIRDS OF OUR PONDS AND MARSHES I SVE pe BRINGING BACK THE BUFFALO - PART From huge swans to tiny wrens. HILF ejs Millions of buffalo which once roamedthe American refuges have been BIRDS OF THE FOREST AND ITSBORDERS plains are nearly extinct. Wild life created for the preservation of this greatbeast. SVE pe Nesting, food habits, characteristicsand contri- II butions of birds of the woods. BRINGING BACK THE BUFFALO - PART HILF ejs by the BIRDS OF THE OCEAN, ITSBEACHES, SALT MARSHES Wild life of all kinds abound in refuges create spreading and storing of water. SVE pe Master fliers able to survive savageoceanic storms. Many nest in the Arctic and are fish-eaters. BRITISH PEOPLE, THE FOOD PROBLEM,PROBLEMS TODAY Eyegateejs With 548 persons per square mile, Britainmust import BIRDS OF THE ZOO How, why, and summary outlines of EBF pe much of her food. Exotic birds are pictured inbrilliant color in sur- economic change. roundings which approximate theirnatural habitats. BUFFALO BILL BIRDS THAT LIVE NEAR PEOPLE EBF ej Folklore of early days in the U.S. ispresented through SVE pe of this daring How landscape changes encouragethem. realistic drawings that capture the spirit and adventurous pioneer. 29

BUILDING A CLASSROOM WEATHER STATION CARD CATALOG, THE PS ej MGHT ejs Factors that influence weather, predictions and fore- Functions and importance of using it. Kinds of catalog casting. Students build a simple weather forecasting cards shown, explained. Call numbers reviewed. Alpha- station in the classroom. betical filing order.

BUILDING A NEW NATION CARDBOARD AND COLLAGRAPH PRINTING MGHT js IMPRL pe Colonial period, contributions of many nations. New Materials needed and procedures to follow for making England towns to southern plantations and affiliated prints from corrugated cardboard and smooth surfaced shrines. poster-board.

BUILDING SELF -CONFIDENCE CARE OF THE SKIN FOM s EBF pe Self-confidence is raised by knowing one's self and A fine filmstrip for young people showing them how to mastering skills. The student learns how to build care and protect their skin. the confidence needed for new ventures, and how to help others to achieve self-confidence. CAREER PLANNING IN A CHANGING WORLD FOM s BURMA Work requirements and opportunities change with social JH ej and technological changes. This filmstrip teaches the An agricultural country with great mineral wealth in young person to think realistically about job opportunities the tropical rain forest belt of Southeast Asia. in this context. Factual, up-to-date information is pre- sented. BUYING AND SELLING APPLICATIONS OF PER-CENT SVE ej CASEY AT THE BAT Understanding and use of economic vocabulary; appli- EBF pe cation of per-cent to real situations. An enjoyable learning experience in language arts and reading is offered in this filmstrip. Authentic Disney CALIFORNIA drawings and story offer an effective tool for reading SVE ej motivation. Valleys and coast lands are among most productive in U.S. Irrigation techniques. Shipbuilding, movie CATS AND DOGS making industries. Land marks. SVE ej Includes other members of the dog family such as wolves, CALIFORNIA AND THE SOUTHWEST coyotes, and foxes. Included in the cat family are the 1F1 ej lions, leopards, and other wild cats. A panorama of the far westward movement; settlement of California, the gold rush, the Mormon community, CAUSE AND NATURE OF SOUND and better means of transportation and communication. JH ej Explores vibrations, action of molecules, forms of energy, CAMBODIA AND LAOS and differences in volume and pitch. JH ej Life along the Mekong. An interesting look at a crucial CAUSES AND NATURE OF HEAT area in Southeast Asia. JH ej Sources of heat; states of matter made up of vibrating CAMERA - A MAGIC EYE molecules, motion of molecules, addition or removal of PSP ej heat. Comparison of human eye with function and applications of the camera. Introduction to phutcgraphy. CAUSES OF THE CIVIL WAR EBF js CANADA Authentic information gives the students a deep and lasting Life ja appreciation of this great and tragic era in our nation's Canada, "The Friendly Giant at The United States North past. Door", is today, in the midst of an economic boom of such spectacular proportions, that it may be considered CELL NUCLEI DISCOVERIES an industrial revolution. Canada's industry, agri- FOM s culture and natural resources shown in detail. Introduction to new developments in biochemistry of living cell. Early theories with respect to role of DNA CANADIAN SHIELD, THE and RNA in cell. Experimental denucleation of MHGT ej protozoa. The vast rocky area covering half of Canada from the Arctic Ocean to the St. Lawrence Lowlands and CELLS: BUILDING BLOCKS OF LIFE "Thousand Islands" area. Pre-cambrian origin. Tran- PSP ej sportation difficulties, industries, electrical power and From single-celled to multi-celled plants and animals the tourism. importance of the cell in all living things is expounded. 30

CITY LIFE IN SOUTHKOREA CEYLON JH ej JH ej market places andindustries of A land steeped in ancienttradition. Fishing, agri- A visit to the homes, culture, and tea plantations. Seoul.

CIVIL WAR ANDRECONSTRUCTION CEZANNE js Eyegate js MGHT conflict of still-life painting A detailed narrationwhich caused this sectional Famous French artist, master modern American democracy. and nature. Some portraits. and its effect on our CIVIL WAR AT SEA,THE CHICO LEARNS TO READ js MGHT ej MGHT give the Authentic informationand realistic paintings Chico discovers that theability to read is most im- appreciation of this great portant in the operationof a fazenda. students a deep and lasting and tragic era in ournation's past. CHILDREN OF COLD LANDSERIES MGHT pe CLASSIFYING (Order by Set - 6 F.S.) Eyegate p students of families of a One "strange" symbolintroduced out of four perframe This series introduces young and recognition. less advanced culture, theirdependence of natural for visual perceptiveness resources for food,clothing and shelter and needfor trading goods and services. COAL - A FOSSIL FUEL Eskimo Children on BaffinIsland - Autumn PS ej coal, Island - Winter Prehistoric origins, earlymining methods, uses of Eskimo Children on Baffin methods, and industrialapplications. Eskimo Children on BaffinIsland - Spring present day mining Eskimo Children on BaffinIsland - Summer A Day In the Life of AnIndian Girl COLOMBIA ej A Day In the Life of AnIndian Boy MGHT lowlands. Land of tall mountains,deep valleys and tropical Export center of Barranquilla,historical Cartagena. CHILE Capital of Bogota, industrialMedellin and transportation MGHT ej Variety of climates andterrain, copper mines,farm- problems. of Santiago, Valparaiso lands of Central Chile, capital SOUTH AMERICA of seaport fame. SouthernChile with its forests, lakes, COLOMBIA: GATEWAY TO great farms andAraucanian Indians. Eyegate je History to present day. CHRISTMAS CAROL, A COLOMBIA: PEOPLE ANDOCCUPATIONS SVE ej all the characters of this Eyegatejs Tiny Tim, Scrcoge and races of Colombiado not classic tale spring to life inanimated filmstrip. Although a democracy, the many mix freely. Primitivefarming methods exceptinglarge production ranks high andforest CHRISTMAS STORY, THE coffee plantations. Oil CAFM pejs products abundant. Series of live photoscombined with two classiccarols to tell the story ofChrist's Birth. COLONIAL AMERICA ICPP ej colonial life, homes, utensils, CITIES AND COMMERCE Excellent presentation of SVE ej and tools. Depicts the characteristicof the Midwestern cities; their people, industries and commerce.Shows im- COLUMBUS DAY portance of watertransportation, power, and raw EBF ej behind this nationalholiday are de- materials. The historical events picted in watercolor,providing a colorful andinformative CITIES AND INDUSTRIESOF INDIA background for this celebration. JH ej A tour of Dehli, Bombay,Calcutta, and Madras; the COMING OF THE REPTILES old and the new. EBF ejs A visit to a museumand a laboratoryillustrates evolu- tionary development.Complex terms and time cycles crius OF COLOMBIA spelled out and chartedwithdiagrms and text. Eyegate js are carefull Many visitors travel toColombia, land of wealth and culture. Famous citis ofBogota, Cartagena, Popoyan COMMA, THE - PART I Cali, and others. PSP js Illustrates how the placingof commas within a sentence can vary the meaning. 31

COMMA, THE -PART U CONTINENTS AND OCEANS PSP j JH p Stresses reasons for using commas. Helps build foundation for skill in map and globe reading.

COMMA, THE - PART I COPY - KITTEN MGHT ej SVE p Use of the commas in appositives, direct address, He copied everyone! An adventure made him realize he'd items in addresses, and parenthetical expressions. be happiest being himself.

COMMA, THE - PART 11 CORN BELT MGHT ej SVE ej Use of the comma after, yes and no, contrasting ex- Illustrates how corn is grown, harvested, and stored. pressions, independent clauses, introductory words, Accurate maps elucidate topography, growing season, phrases, and clauses. rainfall differences throughout the country.

COMMA IN A FRIENDLY LETTER CORTEZ CONQUERS MEXICO JH js PSP ej Develops understanding of correct usage of punctuation: Depicts highlights of Spanish conquest of Mexico and her comma. riches.

COMMA: OTHER USES COVERED WAGONS JH js MGHT ejs Develops understanding of correct usage of the comma. Authentic photos of rare wagons still in existence portray the only means of early westward travel. Conestoga and COMMISSION, MEANING AND APPLICATIONS the prairie schooner, SVE ej Understanding the meaning and use of commission in COWBOYS common sales, Real Estate, Brokerage, and incentive SVE pe Pay. Life on a ranch from the round-up and branding to cowboy gear. COMMUNITY LIFE ICPP Pe CROCODILIANS AND TURTLES Comprehensive, basic story of a typical metropolitan SVE ej area, its various workers and their roles. Includes both turtles and the crocodilians which are ancient reptiles with long unbroken lines of descent CONSERVATION going back millions of years. SVE pe Basis presentation of what conservation means. In- CRYBABY CALF cluding soil, forest, and wild life care. SVE p Became frozen in his own tears. Then he learns to CONSONANT BLENDS laugh his troubles away. JH p The filmstrips are designed for the practice, re- DAIRY AND FOREST REGION view and application of phonic skills. Art work, SVE ej appealing to young children, develops and reinforces Dairy farms, cattle and modern dairy methods are por- the recognition of consonant sounds. trayed. Shows how trees are felled, cut, and transported to the mill; how paper is made. CONSONANT SOUNDS MGHT p DAUMIER Dr. Spello helps children with consonant sounds by Eyegate js means of matching pictures and letters. Famous French lithographer, later a sculptor and painter. Depicted everyday people, poverty and sorrow. CONSONANT SOUNDS AND LETTERS - PART "A" Died broken, blind, and paralyzed. MGHT pe Introduces key words with the consonant symbols DAVY CROCKETT r, s, 1, h, m, f, n, and b. Key words and correct EBF ej symbols. Folklore of early days in the U.S. is presented through realistic drawings that capture the spirit of this daring CONSONANT SOUNDS AND LETTERS -PART "B" and adventurous pioneer. MGHT pe Introduces the consonant letter symbols d, t, p, g, k, DAY AT THE UNITED NATIONS, A and w, and presents them in association with their MGHT js pictured key words. Visit to U.S. Headquarters in New York City shows the noble purpose, important business and complex nature of this international body. 32 DIVIDED GERMANY, A DENMARK Curr. CAF js JH ej History of Germany, political,governmental problems. A picturesque visit to thefarms, villages, and cities of Europe. of this land, the Maketbasket DIVISION OF DECIMALS SVE ej DEPENDENT PLANTS Decimals and Measurement SVE ej Characteristics, differencesbetween seeds and spores the way in which fungireproduce. DUMBO EBF pe Disney plays with thechildren's imagination in this DESERTS famous story. A valuabletool to further creative de- SVE p velopment and to stimulate oralexpression. Discussion Plants, animals, people of thedesert. Explains what included at the end of all deserts are not questions and student activity are makes deserts. Describes how the filmstrip. sandy. EARS ARE FOR HEARING DEWEY DECIMAL SYSTEM, THE PS ej MGHT ejs how it receives, detects, subdividing into Physical study of the ear, and Organization and function explained amplifies and records sound.Simple experiments. specific areas, call numbers.Fiction, non-fiction, biography treated. EARTH, THE EBF pe DICTIONARY, THE - PART I Explains the solar heating andlighting system of the MGHT ejs earth, the earth's gravity;and exploration adventure. Unabridged and abridgeddictionaries explained. Features as thumb-index andguide words. Kinds of syllabication, usage, ECUADOR: LAND ON THEEQUATOR information presented i.e. Eyegate is derivatives. Beautiful but undeveloped countryhalf the size of Texas, Ecuador is rich in variouscultures. Typical market - PART II DICTIONARY, THE day and farm life. MGHT ejs Categories of words: slang,informal, poetic archaic. EDGAR ALLEN POE Attention given to etymology, synonyms,antonyms. illustrated. Eyegate Biographical and geographical entries The unhappy life of America's greatauthor is depicted as well as themesfrom his poems and stories. DIFFERENCE OF SETS ANDSUBTRACTION OF NUMBERS

.1F1 Pe THE USSR difference, the subtraction of EDUCATION AND RECREATION IN Concepts include: set Eyegate js numbers, the use of symbols. Russian children learn early theirfirst loyalty is to the state. Free and compulsoryeducation age 7-14, science DIFFERENCES high in studies. Sports, particularysoccer, are Eyegate p favorite Russian pastimes. Minute variations of one symbolin four, draw a fine differences. line for distinguishing EGGS FOR YOU TO EAT Wasp pe DIFFERENT KINDS OF MAGNETS How the egg is formed,packaged, and distributed. JH pe Magnets vary in size,shape an strength, but all act Polarity and magnetic force ofattraction. EGGS THAT PRODUCE CHICKS the same. Wasp pe Life in the form of a babychick develops inside an egg. DIFFERENT NEIGHBORS Full formation of chick fromembryo stage to hatching. EBF pe The concept of a neighborhoodis defined here visually of individuals and familiesand EIRE: FARM LIFE as the interdependence Eyegate ej their different ways of life. Simple presentation by twochildren of life on the farm and in the kitchen. DINOSAURS SVE pe BACKGROUND Prehistoric animals and sizecomparison to animals EIRE : GEOGRAPH IC included. Eyegate js children know today. Technical names Eire occupies five-sixths ofIreland, the remaining being Northern Ireland still partof the United Kingdom. DISCOVERING FOSSILS Scenic beauty, farming, moistsoil. Much travel by EBF ejs water, beautiful lakes andmild climate. Shows young people how toread the earth's history in fossilized stone. Complex termsand time cycles are carefully spelled out and chartedwith diagrams and text. 33

EIRE: HISTORIC BACKGROUND EXAMPLE OF A TEACHING MACHINE PROGRAM Eyegate js BSF Long grim story of war and tragedy finally ended with Complete example of a programed lesson on "How to the New Republic of Ireland in 1949. Read a Resistor." For use with small groups to explain automated teaching. EIRE: IMPORTANT CITIES Eyegate ejs EXPERIENCE WITH FRACTIONS The Irish Republic reviewed in depth. Eyegate pe Simple fractions presented by cutting cakes, candy and EIRE: OTHER IMPORTANT CITIES dividing dollars. Eyegate js Cobh is noted for its harbor as Galway. Kilkenny is a EXPERIENCES WITH COUNTING famous tourist attraction because of her beautiful lakes. Eyegate pe Other important cities are Limerick, Waterford, Learning to count by numerical units. Tipperary, and Tralee. EXPERIENCES WITH MEASUREMENTS EIRE: PEOPLE, EDUCATION, TRANSPORTATION Eyegate pe Eyegate ejs Simple everyday uses of measurement. Pounds, quarts, Characteristics and customs of the people, transpor- dozen and tons discussed. tation and education of Ireland. EXPERIENCES WITH NUMBERS ELSIE THE ELEPHANT Eyegate p LFSS p Daily uses of numbers from house numbering and car True happiness is an elusive thing which is not found license to clocks and some geometrical shapes. by looking for it in itself, but by striving to bring happiness to others. EXPERIMENTING IN SCULPTURE EBF pej ENCYCLOPEDIA, THE How-to-do-it close-ups of student's hands working on MGHT ejs sculpture. Shows young children how to make the most Usefulness of the encyclopedia in finding information common materials and simple tools. on a subject, explains format. Using index to find additional material under other headings, biblio- EXPLORING MICHIGAN'S UPPER PENINSULA graphies. Sample search on subject of "money." U of M ejs Map and photo presentation of the sparsely populated END PUNCTUATION Upper Peninsula and its scenic beauty. Brief history, JH js industry and nature study. Develops understanding of correct usage of punctuation. EXTENSION OF SET AND NUMBER IDEAS END PUNCTUATION MARKS JH Pe MGHT ej Concepts include: a review and extension of all concepts The many uses of the period, the exclamation point, present in the series. and the question mark. EYE AT WORK ENGINEER IN A FUR COAT PS ej Hilf. ejs Control of light entering the eye and image formation. Natural photos depict the life and habits of the North Principle of focus on or near distant subjects. American beaver. Fine nature study presentation. EYES, THE ESKIMO CHILDREN YAF pe EBF pe Simple presentation of construction of the eye, and how we Children at work and play; how do they differ and what do can help our eyes in their daily work. we have in common? Fosters an understanding of cultural differences. FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE EBF js EVANGELINE Adaptation of movie by same name depicting the powerful EBF ejs Roman Empire, its lack of leadership and ultimate Dramatic moments of this nineteenth century classic failure. brings life to the characters. Text and captions are in Longfellow's own words with a brief introduction. FAMILY PICNIC LFSS pe EVERYTHING CHANGES The Emerson and Johnson families plan a picnic together. PS ej Preparations through cleaning up the picnic grounds. The constantly changing nature of animals and plants in the world in response to seasonal and temporal movement. 34

FAMILY VISITS THE ZOO FINDING ENTRY WORDS ABC pe LFSS pe in the rudiments of Swanson family spends Sunday atthe zoo. Wide variety Instructs elementary students of unusual animal life. dictionary skillwork. COLLEGE FARM LANDS AND SOUTHERN SOUTHAMERICA FINDING OUT ABOUT A Eyegate js FOM confronted with trans- Planning for higher educationwith a realistic attitude Farmers of South America are financial resources. The portation problems for theirsupplies. Large coffee toward goals, interests and Cattle ranches student discovers how tomake an intelligent choice, and plantations employ many workers. of social and academic yield meat and the mountains copperand nitrates. how to enhance his chances success. FARMERS OF PORTUGAL FINDING OUT ABOUT LAND,AIR, WATER EBF ejs SVE p Photos showing sharp contrastsand basic differences soil, clouds, etc. of this region with the outsideworld. How they work for us - rocks, FINDING OUT ABOUT THE SKY FARMING IN INDIA SVE p JH ej of light. Night and Traditions, methods, and major cropsof the Sub - Stars and their formations. Sources Continent. day. AROUND US FARMING TODAY IN MICHIGAN FINDING OUT ABOUT THINGS SVE p JH ej of common things. Agricultural regions, basic crops,production, distri- Beach trip shows many facets bution and storage facilities forfarm and dairy products. FINDING OUT ABOUT YOUR BODY SVE pe muscles, lungs, stomach, FEATHERS AND FLIGHT OFBIRDS Basic explanation of bones, blood, and nerves. Introductiveanatomy. SVE pe How wings and feathersfunction. Comparison of an airplane wing to a bird wing. FINDING CUT HOW ANIMAL BABIESGROW SVE pe How babies are born and the carethey need to grow. Good FEDERAL TAXES discussion topics for children. SVE ejs Understanding the use and purposeof excise taxes, tariffs, social security, estate,capital gains, and FINDING OUT HOW PLANTS GROW individual and corporate taxes; theapplication of SVE p Demonstrated by growing bean plant.Basic need of plants. percent to taxes. FINDING OUT HOW YOU GROW FEUDALISM SVE p SVE ejs cleanliness. The five senses. Migrations of peoples laid foundationof modern Europe. Need for food, play, rest, Role of church; how lords and peasantsloved under feudalism. Topically designedfilmstrips for part or FIRST CHRISTMAS Filax pej whole utilization. Tableau settings used to tell the storyof Christ's birth according to Luke and Matthew. FIESTA DAY MGHT ej Felipe and his family visit a colorfulfiesta in Mexico. FIRST THANKSGIVING, THE He sells his handmade kites. CHMF ejs Animation take us from Pilgrim persecution inEng- Shores. FINAL CONSONANTS "DK M NP T" land to the first Thanksgiving on Ar.,f rican JH p Designed for the practice review andapplication of FIRST YOU FIND IT - THEN DEFINEIT children, SVEpe phonic skills. Art work, appealing to young signposts for the develops and reinforces the recognitionof consonants Dictionary skills. Guides words as sounds. rapid location of entry words. FISHERMEN OF NOVA SCOTIA FINDING AND USING EXACT MEANINGS EBF ejs ABC ej off the Atlantic. Techniques and procedures for moreefficient use of Real life photos of deep sea fishing dictionary. 35

FIVE GREAT CITIES FRIENDSHIP AND LOVE SVE ej FOM s Descriptions and explanations of New York, Boston, The role of friendship andlove is presented. Attitudes Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington, tells why that foster these deep, spiritual emotions are taught. each is a great city and stresses their differences. By examples, the student learns how enduring and meaning- ful relationships are built. FLAG ETIQUETTE MGHT ejs FROG PRINCE Proper use and correct display methods for our national JH P flag. Concludes with pledge of allegience. By being kind to a frog who has done her a favor, a princess is rewarded when the frog turns into a handsome FOOD FOR HEALTH young prince. YAF pe Emphasize healtlyeating habits how our foodsgrow and FROM AFRICA TO AMERICA how they benefit us. MGHT ejs Shipment of Negro slaves from Africa and pre- FOOD MAKES THE DIFFERENCE Revolutionary War period. Emphasis on need for cheap DCD p labor, securing slaves, transporting them and status of Basic nutrition presentation in which Tim and Mit show Negro in the colonies. why we need food to grow. FROM BULL RUN TO ANTIETAM FOODS AND NUTRITION EBF js EBF js Authentic information and realistic paintings give the Real life photos, labeled diagrams, drawings, and students a deep and lasting appreciation of this great microphotographs explain basic principles of health. and tragic era in our nation's past. Simple experiments students can do for themselves. FROM EGG TO CHICK FOODS, MARKETS, AND STORES IN THE SOVIET UNION FOM e SVE ejs The concept that all animals come from eggs is explored. Department stores; dining customs. The parts of eggs and their functions are explained, with the development of the embryo fully depicted. Students FOREST BABIES build and employ an incubator to hatch fertile eggs. GJP pe Fine photos catch growing fawn,bear cubs, opossums, FROM SHILOH TO VICKSBURG raccoons, coyotes and skunks in their natural habitat. EBF js Authentic information and realistic paintings give the FORMULAS WORK FOR YOU students a deep and lasting appreciation of this great FOMs and tragic era in our nation's past. Observable pattern are translated into formulas, and formulas developed, evaluated, and interpreted into FRUSTRATION! graphs. The student achieves a deeper understanding FOM s of problem-solving through the of formulas. Frustration is often the responsato the challenges offered by life. The student examines ways of handling frus- FOUR WILES tration and what may be done constructively about things SVE ej which are beyond his powers to alter. Moscow, Leningrad, Kiev, Tashkent FUSSBUNNY FRACTIONS TO DECIMALS-DECIMALS TO FRACTIONS SVE p SVE ej Refused to eat! When he wasn't given anything to eat, he Decimals and measurement. soon learned to like all foods.

FREEDOM GENERAL BENJAMIN DAVIS Jr. SVE pe FA ejs Equality of man is emphasized by brief historical back- A West Point graduate who was a distinguished hero in ground of democracy and everyday situations. World War I and became the first Negro general in the U. S. Air Force. FRESH WATER TURTLES AND FISH JH js GEOGRAPHIC BACKGROUND Emphasizes structure and habits of these animals, Eyegate ejs relation to their environment and importance to man. Map projection, actual photos, and statistics present an overall view of the United Kingdom's geography. 36

GEOGRAPHIC BACKGROUND OF INDIA GLOBES: OUR MOST ACCURATE MAPS MGHT pe Eyegate js projection. A peninsula of fantastic varietyand climate, terrain Basic presentation of the globe as spherical and peoples. A densely populated regionwith an Terms: hemisphere, equator, poles, axes.Accuracy of array of wild life from peacock totiger. globes vs. maps emphasized.

GEOGRAPHICAL BACKGROUND OF USSR GOING SHOPPING Eyegate js EBF p USSR, largest country in the world, coversone-sixth Contribution to oral language development by building of the globe and is twice the size of the U.S.Climate and extending word meaning and usageand by reviewing and terrain extends from Arctic wastelands to tem- and extending concepts. perate plains. GOLD BUG, THE GEOGRAPHY OF MICHIGAN EBF ejs Dramatic moments of this nineteenth centuryclassic JH ej The effects of glaciation, terrain, lakes and streams. brings life to the characters. Text and captions are Our four seasons. Poe's own words with a brief introduction.

GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTH AMERICA GOLDEN GOOSE Eyegate js JH P South America is 5000 miles long and 3000miles wide Familiar fairy tale friends encourage storytellings, the continent is not stimulate oral and dramatic expression and help with at her broadest part. Much of supple- developed due to transportation difficulties in the reading readiness, providing incentives for Andes. Wildness of the Amazon Valley shows man mentary reading. must fight with nature. GOOD OR BAD? GEOGRAPHY OF TAIWAN FOM s Ethical behavior is mature behavior. Adolescence is a JH ej The land, natural resources, and industries of this time of seeking for moral and ethical values andin- island of Formosa, present Chinese Nationalist tegrity. The social factors determining"good" and territory. "bad" are studied in their everyday context.

GEOMETRIC FIGURES GOVERNMENT MGHT ejs Eyegate ejs Illustrates many useful applications of geometric A constitutional monarchy. Comparative studyof Britain figures and methods. and common-wealth governments as opposed to our democratic institutions. GEOMETRY: SHAPES INSIDE AND OUT GRANADA AND THE A LHAMBRA ABC pe EBF js actual trip GEOMETRY: SHAPES, PARTS OF SHAPES, RAYS& ANGLES The visual excitement and immediacy of an classroom ABC pe through this great city is brought into the through these real-life photos. GEOMETRY: THE SHAPES AROUND US ABC pe GREEN LANDS SVE ejs Illustrate various types of vegetation from high tolow GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER latitudes and along the fortieth parallel showing the JH ej Born to slave parents, Carver had an earlylove for environmental factors of America. plants and a desire to learn. By hard work he was able to graduate from college and become famousfor GREYFRIAR'S BOBBY FINDS A HOME his many discoveries which helped the southern EBF pej farmers. Adapted from Disney's motion picture, thisfilmstrip offers educationally sound basic language arematerials. GETTING AND USING MONEY FOM s GREYFRIAR'S BOBBY LOSES A FRIEND The wise and economical use of money to maximize EBF pej its effectiveness in satisfying needs and wants.The Adapted from Disney's motion picture, thisfilmstrip student learns the necessity of budgetaryplanning for offers educationally sound basic language arematerials. himself, his community, his government. HANS CLODHOPPER JH P GETTYSBURG he has an EBF js Hans gets to marry the Princess because Authentic information and realistic paintings givethe answer for everything. students a deep and lasting appreciation of this great and tragic era in our nation's past. 37

HAWAII, OUR ISLAND STATE HELPING PEOPLE TO SEE SVE ej AVA js Rich in scenic beauty, these volcanic islands count Anatomy of the eye, science of corrective lenses and the tourism a major industry. Fishing, agriculture and importance of optimum eyesight. grazing vital industries also. Military importance. Island Oahu. HIAWATHA EBF ejs HAWAII - THE 50th STATE The tall tale, that thoroughly American form of exaggerated CAF ejs humor, i s told with the witty paint of the filmstrip artist View of state in general. in this child's legend. Storytelling and composition motivation. HEALTH SVE p HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION Good health habits, good food, posture, exercise, EBF e cleanliness, proper clothing, and a cheerful and Buses and trucks reviewed in detail. willing disposition. HISTORIC BACKGROUND HEARING BEGINNING CONSONANT SOUNDS - PART A Eyegate ejs MGHT pe Beginning with the reign of Queen Anne (1702-1714), Develops the ability to identify initial consonant sounds. England's historical and industrial progress, including Names and colors for pairs of objects. distinguished statesmen and rulers.

HEARING BEGINNING CONSONANT SOUNDS - PART B HISTORIC BACKGROUND OF INDIA MGHT pe Eyegate js Gives further and more advanced practice in hearing From 2000 b.c. with the Aryans attack on the Dravidians beginning consonant sounds. an exciting epic unfolds up to India's independence 1950.

HEARING RHYMES HISTORIC BACKGROUND OF SOUTH AMERICA MGHT pe Eyegatejs Practice at two levels of difficulty, using the familiar Columbus' discovery, the plundering of greedy Spaniards, service of identifying rhyming words. establishment of new republics. or. HEARING VOWEL SOUNDS - PART A HISTORY OF LINEAR MEASURE MGHT pe MGHT ej Each frame has two pictured vowel sounds. Each word From early Egyptian times of large measurement to is a monosyllable with the short vowel in medial accuracy in the microscopic measurement. position. HISTORY OF MICHIGAN HEARING VOWEL SOUNDS - PART B JH ej MGHT pe The early French explorers, beginnings of cities and Each frame has two pictured word pairs. Each word is military activity out-line Michigan's past. a monosyllable with the short vowel in medial position. HISTORY OF OUR FLAG, THE HELLENIC GREEKS MGHT ejs SVE ejs Union Jack from England to the America's 50 star Flag. Development of Greek and Roman civilizations. How their culture influences our own civilization. Im- HISTORY OF OUR NUMBER SYSTEM pressive photos, original art, maps. MGHT ej Our numbering system has emerged from caveman HELLENISTIC GREEKS through Greek and European systems. SVE ejs Development of Greek and Roman civilizations. How HISTORY OF TELLING TIME their culture influences our own civilization. Im- MGHT ej pressive photos, original art, maps. 1500 B.C., the Egyptians developed the first clock, the sun dial. Since, the 12 hour clock dial has come into use. HELP YOURSELF READ SVE p HISTORY OF THE UNITED NATIONS Two sounds of ow, long and short y with emphasis on MGHT js adding endings. Origin and history of U.S. reflects man's age old struggle for world peace. Major conferences, conflicts the U.N. HELPING MOTHER has resolved, problems they are helping to alleviate. EBF p An engaging 7 year old in action photos dramatizes HISTORY OF WEIGHT-VOLUME MEASURE significant incidents in the life of a real family. MGHT ej Man's hands were first means of measuring weight and volume. Modern means have become more sophisticated; pound, kilograms, bushels, quarts. 38

HOW LIGHT TRAVELS HOME IN A MEXICAN TOWN PS ej Waspej spirit of cooperation Introduction to optics. Theories of lighttransmission. The patio, walls, furnishings, and a Reflection and refraction by mirrors,prisms, and among family members. lenses. HONEYBEE, THE HOW PRONOUNS HELP EBF ej Motivational material organized forclassroom in the PSP j Disney approach to the beauty and wonderof nature. Explains the substitute concept. HOW SOUND TRAVELS HONG KONG AND MACAO JH ej JH ej trading centers Sound waves travel in all directions.Speed determined The great commercial, industrial and by form of matter. Sound can bereflected, absorbed, that link East and West. directed, and weakened. Workings of the ear. HOT AND COLD PLACES HOW THE WEST WAS WON 11-1 P Helps build foundation for skill in mapand globe SVE ejs Adaptation of MGM's motion picture.Authentic photos reading. recreate this exciting periodin American History. HOUSE DIVIDED, A HOW TO STUDY OCCUPATIONS MGHT js strategy of the FOM s Civil War; brother against brother, Study of the world of work leads to moreintelligent war, major battle sites. choice in vocational planning. Prospectsand job qualifi- cations for various kinds of work aresurveyed, and HOUSES methods of investigation taught. SVE p All shapes and descriptions, protectionagainst elements, various types of materials. HYMNS OF THE NATIVITY SVE ejs Classic Christmas hymns set to pictureswith lyric HOW ANIMALS GET TO THE ZOO captions. PAR pe Film clips from motion picture "Hatari"depicting capture of animals for the zoo. ICE AGE, THE PS ej Long years of geological time aretelescoped to show the HOW CRYSTALS ARE FORMED history of the ice age. How land and waterformations PS ej The atomic and molecular structureof crystals, and were affected. how they can be "grown" by artificialmethods using easily obtained equipment. IDEALS TO LIVE BY FOM s Ideals as good and necessary stimuli tobetter performance HOW DOES A GARDEN GROW? and richer relationship is the subjectof this filmstrip. MIS ejs The acceptance of worthwhile idealsand their defense Sprouting of seeds, primary andsecondary roots and against inner fears and outwardchallenges is stressed. the vital need for light and water. IMPORTANT CITIES OF GREAT BRITAIN HOW FOOD BECOMES YOU Eyegate ejs NDC pe Glasgow and Basic functions of food, nutritionalvalue, and necessary Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Edinburgh with their industries andfamed export minerals. products. HOW HEAT CAUSES EXPANSION IMPORTANT CITIES IN INDIA JH ej Expansion and contraction of solids, liquids,and gases. Eyegate js of states Bombay is studied in depth. Calcutta isthe center of Variability between contraction and expansion learning. Delhi is the oldest and mosthistoric city; of matter. New Delhi, the capital. HOW HEAT TRAVELS IN AND OUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD JH ej and EBF pe Explains processes of conduction, convection, defined here visually radiation. Also describe conductors,insulators, re- The concept of a neighborhood is as the interdependence ofindividuals and familes and flectors and absorption. their different ways of life. 39

IN BEAVER VALLEY INDIANS OF THE PLAINS EBF ej EBF js Motivational material organized for classroom in the Vital phases in the development of Indian cultures are Disney approach to the beauty and wonder of nature. based on the American Heritage "Book of Indian" and the extensive picture files of American Heritage. INCAS, THE MAYAS, & THE AZTECS EBF je INDIANS OF THE PLAINS Vital phases in the development of Indian cultures are SVE pe based on the American Heritage "Book of Indians" and Buffalo hunters on Horseback. the extensive picture files of American Heritage. INDIANS OF THE SOUTHEAST INCLINED F LANES EBF js JH ej Vital phases in the development of Indian cultures are Definition of inclined planes, work saved or expanded, based on the American Heritage "Book of Indians" and types of planes. the extensive picture files of American Heritage.

INDEPENDENCE DAY INDIANS OF THE SOUTHWEST FSH ej EBF js In 1776, 56 delegates from the 13 original states signed Vital phases in the development of Indian cultures are the Declaration of Independence. The ensuing battles based on the American Heritage "Book of Indians" and and our noble democracy is commemorated on July 4th. and the extensive picture files of American Heritage.

INDEPENDENCE DAY INDIRECT MEASUREMENT EBF ej MGHT js The historical events behind this national holiday is Techniques used by surveyors in determiningboundaries. depicted in watercolor, providing a colorful and in- formative background for this celebration. INDONESIA-PRODUCTS, CUSTOMS AND ARTS JH ej INDIAN CEREMONIES Seasonal effects on life, types of agricultural ceremonies Curr. e are explained. Plains Indians, Iroquois, Pueblo, American Indian life. INDONESIA-VILLAGE AND CITY LIFE INDIAN CLOTHING JH ej Curr. ej Depicts the duties of different members of family, Various articles and types of clothing shown. cultural groups, food, recreation, education andhousing among other things. INDIAN FOOD Curr. ej INDOOR WEATHER Hunting, fishing, preparing of food included. PS ej Early attempts of controlling indoor environment are INDIAN GAMES compared with modern day methods of air heating, Curr. pe cooling and conditioning, fuel and heating systems in Depicts games enjoyed by all members of the tribe and homes and schools. their relation to our games of today. INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION INDIAN HOUSES EBF js Curr. e Authentic watercolors show events and struggles ofthe Construction of various Indian habitats from raw materials. episodes in British history.

INDIANS INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IN MEXICO SVE pe EBF ej History, customs and everyday life of several Indian Carefully phrased questions inserted throughout this tribes. strip help students discover for themselvesthe problems and progress of the Mexican people. INDIANS AND ESKIMOS OF THE NORTHWEST EBF js INDUSTRIAL SOUTH AFRICA Vital phases in the development of Indian cultures are AVA js based on the American Heritage "Book of Indians" and An industrial revolution has taken place since1945 in the extensive picture files of American Heritage. South Africa.It produces twice the electric power, six times the steel and has half of Africa's motorvehicles. INDIANS OF THE NORTHEAST High literacy and income in Africa. Briefhistory of its EBF js development and major industries. Vital phases in the development of Indian cultures are based on the American Heritage "Book of Indians" and the extensive picture files of American Heritage. 40 INTERIOR PLA INS, THE ENGLAND INDUSTRIES AND PRODUCTS - MGHT ej Eyegate ejs Saskatchewan Plain, and theAlberta coal, fishing, and dairy Manitoba Lowlands, Agriculture, woolen goods, Plain are great wheat producingareas. Field crops, products are England'sleading products. ranching, oil and natural gasprovide industry with materials. INDUSTRIES AND PRODUCTS -IRELAND Eyegatejs by occupation.Horse INTERMOUNTAIN WEST Most Irishmen are farmers SVE ej breeding, sheep raising,dairy farming, and agri- scattered irrigated farms in fishing, brewing, food The vast grazing lands and culture. Industries include the desert. Grand Couleeand Hoover dams. processing and textiles. INTRODUCTION TO CANADA'SGEOGRAPHY, AND INDUSTRIES AND PRODUCTS -SOUTH AMERICA MGHT ej Eyegate js regions of Canada, parts of natural rubber, and tin areall An overview of the natural Coffee, sugar, cocoa, the great CanadianShield-people, industry and agriculture. products of growing industriesin South America. Tran- port of productsgenerally by water. INTRODUCTION TO SETS JH Pe INITIAL CONSONANTS BS M F T Concepts include: the set,the set member and thesubset. JH P for the practice, review, The filmstrips are designed ITALY end application of phonicskills. Art work, appealing develops and reinforces the recog- EBF ej to young children, General view of the country,her industries, people, land nition of consonants sounds. and history. C W R H G INITIAL CONSONANTS JANE ADDAMS JH P ej The filmstrips are designedfor the practice, review, JH healthy, Jane Addams spent her skills. Art work, appealing to In spite of never being and application of phonic life helping people. Included areher founding of Hull develops and reinforces therecognition young children, House in the slums of Chicagoand her fight to outlaw of consonants sounds. child labor in the factories. DIGRAPHS K V Y Z Q K INITIAL CONSONANTS AND JAPAN JH P ej The filmstrips are designedfor the practice, review JH of the island and how the skills. Art work, appealing to Shows the characteristics and application of phonic Japanese people live. young children, developsand reinforces the recognition of consonants sounds. JAPAN, LAND OF CONTRAST Curr. ej INITIAL CONSONANTS P L D N J Shows influence of Shintoismand Indian Buddhism upon JH P Japanese Culture. The filmstrips are designed forthe practice, review, and application of phonicskills. Art work, appealing to and reinforces the recognition JAPANESE FARMERS young children, develops Curr. ejs of consonants sounds. Shows the importance of thefarmer - problems he faces, the hard work involved,and crops grown. INSURANCE SVE ejs Understanding the purpose and useof life, auto, fire, JOHNNY APPLESEED EBF ej crop, hospital, health,old age, and survivors in- Folklore of early days in theU.S. is presented through surance terms. realistic drawings that capturethe spirit of this daring and adventurous pioneer. INTEREST BORROWING ANDINVESTING SVE ej Understanding the use of percent ininvestments, bor- JOHNNY TREMAIN, MINUTEMAN EBF ej rowing, discount, time payments,installment buying. literary work; an aid mortgages, in- Introduction for students to a great Finding the interest on loans, notes, to whet their desire toread this story. stallment buying, bonds, treasurybills. JOSE HARVESTS BANANAS INTEREST PAY OFF MGHT ej F OM s where Jose helps his father abilities, characterize Life on a banana plantation Interests along with aptitudes and and is rewarded with amonkey. the successful person.The student learns how to assess, classify and relate interests tohis life's work. 41

KEEPING BUSY LAUGHING PLACE, THE EBF p EBF pa An engaging 7 year old in action photos dramatize signi- A reading readiness experiences to help children toward ficant incidents in the life of a real family. more effective communication and imaginative use of language. Disney's filmstrip also addes to the children's KIDNAPPED cultural development by bringing out the importance of EBF ej truth, honesty and kindness. Color visuals taken from Disney's pictures, capture interest and make reading fun. LEAF AND CLAY PRINTING MPRL pe KINDS OF SENTENCES Leaves and multicolored prints, clay and simple printing EBF js plates, and the method of matting a print. Combines drawings of people in action with sentences describing their actions, lending immediacy and focus LEARNING EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY to various grammatical situations. Common errors FOM s in sentence composition are pointed out with illustrations No one can carry out the learning process tor another. of simple rules for avoiding these errors. The filmstrip highlights the nature of learning, and the importance of the desire to learn, to find out, to dis- KIT CARSON cover. Good study habits are emphasized. EBF ej Folklore of early days in the U.S. is presented through LEAVING THE WORLD realistic drawings that capture the spirit of this daring SVE ej and adventurous pioneer. Pictures manmade satellites recently launches. Explains rocket power, thrust, speed of release. Defines perigee, LAND OF MEXICO apogee, period, ellipse. EBF ej Carefully phrased questions inserted throughout this LEFT TO RIGHT SEQUENCE strip help students discover for themselves the prob- Eyegate lems and the progress of the Mexican people. By a series of pictures and repeated symbols within a frame, left to right sequence is established. LANDS AND PEOPLE OF NORTHERN SOUTH AMERICA SVE ejs LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW, THE Columbia, Venezuela, and the Guianas. Life in the EBF pe mountains, difficulties of transportation, mineral Disney filmstrip of a story designed to acquaint children resources. with a well known character. Captions are structured to to increase child's comprehension and vocabulary and add LANDS AND PEOPLE OF SOUTHERN SOUTH AMERICA to his total learning experience. SVE ejs Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay. Occupations LEONARDO DaVINCI in contrasting environments. Eyegate js A study of DaVinci's many interests, particulary in the LARGE HOOFED MAMMALS arts and sciences. SVE ej Classifies the odd-toes and even-toed hoofed mammals. LET'S DISAGREE TOGETHER FOM s LARGE ZOO ANIMALS Types of group leadership, favorable and unfavorable, are EBF pe shown, and the consequences of each is demonstrated. Striking close ups in brilliant color in surroundings The student learns that disagreement tempered by which approximate their natural habitats. mutual respect builds character.

LATITUDE & LONGITUDE: FINDING PLACES & DIRECTIONS LET'S EXPLORE A FIELD MGHT pe SVE ej Explains latitude and longitude, finding locations, com- Animals and plants in natural settings; seeking winter pass directions and global divisions in terms of degrees. shelter; feeding upon one another. Dangers of soil erosion LATITUDE & LONGITUDE: TIME ZONES & CLIMATE MGHT pa LET'S EXPLORE A GARDEN Should follow "Latitude & Longitude: Finding places & SVE ej directions" which shows uses of parallels and meri- Crops, weeds, insects, animals of a garden. Pest dians. Illustrates slant of sun's rays to determine insects with enemies that aid the gardner. How we use climate, high and low latitudes. Relationship between plant parts as food. longitude and time. 42 LIFE IN SOUTHERNINDIA LET'S EXPLORE A LAWN JH ej SVE ej the Malabar coastform interesting desirable grasses, effect of too The Deccan Plain and Common weeds and contrasts in thistropical region. much fertilizer. Animallife and its effect uponsoil and grass. LIFE IN THE HIGHMOUNTAINS Eyegate js LET'S EXPLORE A POND The western slopes ofthe Andes in Boliviaand Peru are SVE ej very dry, hencefarming is done in thevalley. Cities Pond formation, how they fill toform marshes or centers of Incacivilization. Crops activity of the high lands were swamps. Plant andanimal life, growth and include potatoes, wheat,quinua and corn. winter and summer. LIFE IN THE TROPICALFOREST LET'S EXPLORE A STREAM Eyegate js SVE ej The Amazon Valleycontains the greatestcontinuous Plants and animals in habitatsformed by pools, ripples forest area in the world.Wild plants provide foodfor the works for man, pollution and and waterfalls. Moving water Indians in isolated primitivetribes. Some lumbering destroys. rubber industry iscarried on.

LET'S EXPLORE A WOODLAND LIFE ON THE PLAINSINDIANS SVE ej ejs MGHT children of Decaying leaves and humus tosoil, harbor cater- Daily responsibilitiesof men, women and pillars, spiders food foranimals. Life around a typical Plains tribe, beforethe arrival of white men dead log. Woodlandplant life, insects and birds. altered the pattern ofIndian life.

LET'S PAINT LIFE ON THE WAGONTRAIN SVE e MGHT ejs 4th-6th grade children workwith water colors to Difficulty and hardships areportrayed in this presentation Ex- 1800's. create cards, paintings,posters, and murals. of pioneers and settlersheading west on the middle amples of student art work. LIGHT AND COLOR LETTERS WHICH WORKTOGETHER JH ej MGHT p the spectrum, separationof colors, silent consonants are two areas A look at the colors of Vowel combinations and and determination ofcolor. covered in this presentationof word sounds. LIGHT AND HOW ITTRAVELS LEVERS AT WORK JH ej ej be direct or reflected.Also ex- JH third Sources of light may Description and applicationof first, second, and plains refraction, transparent,translicent, opaque, and class levers. speed of light.

LIFE CYCLE OF THESILKWORM LIGHT, HEAT ANDSOUND ej SVE silk SVE p Complete life cycle.Points out basic facts of What they are good for,where do they comefrom. What industry. we use themfor. How they travel.

LIFE IN A TERRARIUM LIMESTONE FOR INDUSTRY PS ej MPS e Interdependence of life formsand recreation of a of this Michiganmineral-pictures maintain Showing the importance natural environment.How to construct and focused on the Quarry at RogersCity. several forms of terrariums. LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY LIFE IN AN AQUARIUM FSH ej PS ej February 12th we celebrateAbraham Lincoln's birthday. Practical instructions forbuilding and maintaining a Lincoln's Life, philosophyand his ad- and A discussion of classroom or homeaquarium. Aquatic animal ministration including theCivil War. plant growth. LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY LIFE IN PERU EBF ej is de- Eyegate js The historical eventsbehind this national holiday Daily living and industryof Peru from Lima to the providing a colorful andinformative groups, picted in watercolor, ancient Inca capital ofCuzco. Differences in background for thiscelebration. customs and wealth. LINOLEUM AND WOODCUTPRINTING INDIA LIFE IN NORTHERN IMPRL le ej and materials, the cuttingprocess JH Benares on The necessary tools From the highHimalayas and Kashmir to and the use of coloredand transparent paperfor of India's northernregions. the Ganges a glimpse printing. 43

LITTLE MERMAID, THE LOGGING IN CANADIAN FORESTS EBF pe EBF ejs "Now let's see if we can tell the story ourselves while Real life photos of the logging techniques of the Canadians. looking at the pictures", reads the motivation text Economic development comparison with Great Lakes which introduces this filmstrip. Region.

LITTLE TOOT LONDON EBF pe EBF js An enjoyable learning experience in language arts and The visual excitement and immediacy of an actual trip reading is offered in this filmstrip. Authentic Disney through this great city is brought into the classroom drawings and story offer an effective tool for reading through these real-life photos. motivation . LONDON-NERVE CENTER OF GREAT BRITAIN LIVING IN BULGARIA TODAY Eyegate ejs SVE js London is the hub of the railway system. Historical The geographical features, means of transportation, landmarks, shipping on Thames, and some industries. industries, agriculture, and customs of the people. LONG VOWEL SOUNDS LIVING IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA TODAY Webster SVE js Color sketches depicting vowels in words. Industrialization to a high degree; agriculture on col- lectivs. farms, education and ancient cities. LOOK AT MICHIGAN MFS ej LIVING IN EAST GERMANY TODAY Industries, natural wonders and scenic points of interest SVE js today and existing from Michigan's history. Life in East ,Berlin, Lepzig, Dresen; waterways, roads and horse-drawn vehicles take industrial and agricultural LOOK AT YOUR FUTURE products to market. AVE js Stresses the importance of a responsible attitude,good LIVING IN HUNGARY TODAY school record and personal appearance. SVE js Budapest, the Danube lowlands, industry and agri- LOOKING AT BIRDS culture; traditionalism and collectivism. SVE pe Directs general observation of birds, points out what to LIVING IN NEW ENGLAND look for. SVE ej Geographical and physical factors. Shows natural en- LOUIS PASTEUR vironmental conditions early colonists encountered; EBF js how region developed; regional occupations; tourist Personal drives, problems and courageous struggle of industry. Pasteur through the painstaking process of discovery by experiment and analysis. LIVING IN POLAND TODAY SVE js LOUISIANA PURCHASE, THE A land of broad plains whose people have often been JH ej subject to foreign rule.Its mineral resources, agri- Almost doubled in size, the United States sent Lewis and cultural products, transportation, and culture. Clark to explore the area which was soon crossed by railroads and settled. LIVING IN ROMANIA TODAY SVE js LOWER CASE CURSIVE LETTERS AND NUMBERS The government controls the development of resources, SVE pe industry, transportation, education and agriculture. Illustrates group letters and numbers having like parts; technique of writing and proper way to form letters. LIVING IN YUGOSLAVIA TODAY Undercurves, extensions, upper loops, humps or hills, SVE js ovals. Geographical regions, natural resources, agriculture, famous cities, and colorful peasant costumes. LUMBERING ERA IN MICHIGAN U of M ejs LIZARDS OF THE WORLD History of lumbering industry in early Michigan with SVE ej logging term defined. Identifies some representative lizards and explains their habits and where they live. MACHINES AND TOOLS TO HELP US SVE p LOAF OF BREAD Simple machines and how they work. How they help man. MGHT p Their everyday application familiar to most children. Steps involved in the making of bread. Work in the bakery is discussed in terms of what workers and machines do. MAP SYMBOLS, DOTS ANDLINES MADRID SVE ej EBF js Symbols as a means of visualizing aregion. Geographical The visual excitement andimmediacy of an actual trip and irregular coastline, into the classroom terms, such as river, swamps, through this great city is brought are explained by meansof maps. through these real-life photos. MAPS: SYMBOLS AND TERMS MAGNA CARTA MGHT pe EBF is explained by discussing sym- and struggle of the Maps and their meaning are Authentic watercolors show events bols; use of color, elevation,boundaries, rivers, roads, episodes in British history. the legend or key. Terms:island, peninsula, gulf, strait, etc. MAGNETIC FIELDS JH ej Free-turning bar magnet will pointnorth and south; MAPS: THEIR TYPES AND USES MGHT pa like poles repel, unlike poles attract. Various types of flat projections,their differences and unique purpose of each isdiscussed. MAGNETISM AND ELECTRICITY SVE p Kinds of magnets - what they attract.Simple magnetic MAPS: WHAT THEY ARE electricity. MGHT pa experiments sources and uses of Ted makes a scaled map withlegend of his neighborhood. It is then shown on a city,then large area map to com- MAGNETS CAN ATTRACT THROUGHOBJECTS plete the story of a map. JH p which they do not Magnets will attract through objects MARKET DAY AT CUSCO attract and will not attract throughiron and steel. MGHT ej Nusta an Inca girl of Peru sellsall of her native handicrafts MAGNETS HELP TO FIND DIRECTIONS to a museum at Lima. JH P free turning bar magnet, The needle of a compass, a MARKET DAY IN MEXICO and magnets made from other magnets. Wasp ej Gaiety and excitement of the marketplace. Clay pots, MAKING AND USING STENCILS huaraches, sombreros, fruits andvegetables. EBF pej How-to-do-it close-ups of student'shands working on stencils. Shows young children how tomake the most MARTIN L KING simple tools. FA ejs common materials and A Nobel Prize winner whoinspired others to achieve their human and civil rights. MALAYA JH ej MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB The melting pot of the SoutheastAsia. Rubber, tin and this interesting land. Eyegate p rice are principal products of By a series of doll-likefigures, Mary's story is told con- cluding with the actual nurseryrhyme. MAN IN SPACE SVE ej MARY M BETHUME Shows how men are being trainedfor outer-space trip. FA ejs An educator who rose to heightsof greatness by estab- MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY,A lishing self-supported schools andcolleges. EBF ejs century classic Dramatic moments of the nineteenth MATHEMATICS IN AVIATION - THECOMPASS brings life to the characters. Textand captions are in NIGHT js Hale's own words with a briefintroduction. Instrument flying by means of acompass-discussion of principle of magnetism. MANNERS AT PLAY EBF pe MATHEMATICS IN AVIATION - WINDDRIFT Good manners are represented aspleasant ways of people. MGHT js getting along with other A detailed explanation ofmeasuring wind velocity, di- rection, and angles of drift. MANUFACTURING TODAY INMICHIGAN JH ej transportation, power and MEANING AND READING OFDECIMALS Michigan has raw materials, ej labor which together with itsresearch facilities make it SVE highly industrialized. 45

MEANING OF THANKSGIVING MEDIEVAL TOWNS AND CITIES NIGHT ejs SVE ejs The origins and purpose of this national holiday is Migrations of peoples laid foundation of modern Europe. given meaning in this colorful presentation. Examples Role of church; how lords and peasants lived under of many blessings American citizens should be feudalism. thankful for. MEMORIAL DAY MEANING, UNDERSTANDING OF PER CENT: EBF ej PER CENTAGE The historical events behind this national holiday is de- SVE ej picted in watercolor, providing a colorful and informative The meaning of per cent and some of its uses. background for this celebration.

MEASUREMENT MEMORIAL DAY MGHT ejs FSHej Speedometers, surveying techniques, and other The history of our national holiday honoring American measuring devices - scales, rulers, and micrometers. soldiers.

MEASUREMENT: DEVELOPING UNITS FOR MEASUREMENT MERCHANT PRINCES, THE ABC pe IMPRL ej s Explores late 19th and early 20th century home built MEASUREMENT: HOW AND WHY with some of the unlimited fortunes of the period. ABC pe METAMORPHIS OF MOTHS AND BUTTERFLIES MEASUREMENT: INTRODUCTION TO MEASUREMENT SVE ejs ABC pe Magnified step-by-step details of complete life cycles.

MEASURING DISTANCE METRIC SYSTEM OF MEASURING EBF js EBF js Through investigative problems and simple explana- Through investigative problems and simple explanations tions students discover how uniform, accurate systems students discover how uniform, accurate systems of of measurement make physical science the precise measurement make physical science the precise study study it is today. it is today.

MEASURING TEMPERATURE MEXICO IN REVOLUTION PS ej EBF ej Expansion as a heat-measuring device, workings of a Carefully phrased questions inserted throughout this thermometer, different kinds of thermometers, ex- strip help students discover for themselves the problems periments in making thermometers. and the progress of the Mexican people.

MEASURING TIME BY THE SUN AND THE STARS MICHELANGELO EBF js Eyegatejs Through investigative problems and simple expla- Michelangelo's struggle for perfection in stone and his nations students discover how uniform, accurate systems great accomplishments as a painter. of measurement make physical science the precise study it is today. MICHIGAN WATER WONDER LAND JH ej MEASURING VOLUME AND DENSITY Year around tourist attractions with excellent roads and EBF js waterways bring many tourists to Michigan. Through investigative problems and simple expla- nations students discover how uniform, accurate sys- MICKEY AND THE BEANSTALK tems of measurement make physical sciencethe pre- EBF pe cise study it is today. A reading readiness experience to help children toward more effective communication andimaginative use of MEASURING WEIGHT language. Disney's filmstrip also adds to the children's EBF js cultural development by bringing out the importance of Through investigative problems and simple expla- truth, honesty, and kindness. nations students discover how uniform, accurate sys- tems of measurement make physical science the pre- MIDDLE AGES, THE cise study it is today. Life js Excellent presentation of medieval life from Lords to MEDIEVAL CHURCH Serfs. Expansion of castles into palaces, then towns. SVE ejs The Churches profound influence is also shown. Migrations of peoples laid foundation of modern Europe. Role of church; how lords and peasants lived under feudalism. 46

MIDDLE ATLANTIC - THEIR HISTORY MODERN MATHEMATICS Sets 5-9 MGHT ejs SVE p Development of five of the original thirteen states from Ideas,involved in simple addition introduced as a basis Hudson's discovery to Washington D.C. for further understanding.

MIDDLE WEST - ITS HISTORY MODERN MATHEMATICS Sets 9-12 MGHT ejs SVE p Brief history of settlement and development of the Parts of sets (subsets), numbers in small sets (groups); Midwest. French explorers, Lewis and Clark, number symbols, number words. Louisiana Purchase, slavery issue in the new territories. MODERN MATH: PENNIES, NICKLES, DIMES, QUARTERS MIGRATION OF BIRDS SVE p SVE pe Recognition and value of coins; the relationship between. How birds navigate, change altitutde, travel. MODERN MATH: TELLING TIME MIGRATION OF MEDIEVAL PEOPLE SVE p SVE ejs Clock face; recognizing numerals; hour hand; minute Migrations of peoples laid foundation of modern hand; vocabulary. Europe. Role of church; how lords and peasants lived under feudalism. MODERN MATH:Sets by l's, 2' s, 5's and 10's SVE p MIKE F INK Use of number charts, one-to-one correspondence; EBF ej originals. Folklore of early days in the U.S. is presented through realistic drawings that capture the spirit of MODERN MATH:Sets 11-15 this daring and adventurous pioneer. SVE p "Teen concepts plus the number symbols (numerals): MILES STANDISH oral number words (names). EBF ej Folklore of early days in the U.S. is presented MODERN MATH: Sets 16-20 through realistic drawings that capture the spirit of SVE p this daring and adventurous pioneer. Continuation of "teen's"; comparison of group sizes; arithmetic vocabulary. MILK FROM THE COW TO YOU Wasp pe MODERN MATH: ADDITION, OBJECTS & SYMBOLS How milk is processed, bottled and delivered to your SVE p home and store. Vertical and horizontal forms or patterns; equations.

MILK WE DRINK MODERN MATH: SIMPLE MEASURES MGHT p SVE p Processes involved in producing milk. Milk is traced The ruler; quarts, pints, pounds, dozens; the thermometer. from its origin on the farm through pastuerizing, bottling and delivery. MODERN MATH: SUBTRACTION - OBJECTS AND SYMBOLS SVE p MINATURE PLANTS OF THE DESERT Vertical and horizontal forms or patterns; equations. MIS ejs Fitted to withstand the rigors of the desert miniature MODERN MATH:Sets by 2's, 3's, 4's, and 5's plants small as a grain of sand. SVE p Teaches counting both "up and down." MODERN BRITISH ISLES SVE ej MODERN MATH: DNISION OBJECTS AND SYMBOLS Vivid photographs of major historical places, modern SVEp London, Commerce, manufacturing, agriculture, Teaches grouping into sets; dividing by 2's and 3's. fishing. MODERN MATH: MULTIPLICATION OBJECTS & SYMBOLS MODERN FRANCE SVE p SVE ej Symbols, the number in a set, the number of sets along How modes of living, climate, resources, and occu- with the concepts of multiplying by 2's and 3's. pations vary from area to area. Paris, the transpor- tation and cultural center of the country. MODERN MATH: SIMPLE ADDITION ADVANCED SVE p MODERN MATHEMATICES Sets 1-5 Number 7 through 18 taught with sets of concrete objects. SVE p Familiar animals and objects are used to aid in recog- MODERN MATH: SIMPLE SUBTRACTION ADVANCED nizing sets, symbols, and numerals. SVE p Numbers 9 through 18; minus, equal signs; number symbols. 47

MODERN MATH: TIME MEASUREMENT CALENDAR MODERN MATH: WHOLE NUMBERS SVE p SVE ej Names and order of days of week, month, of years. Positive, negative numbers, commutation; association; use of symbols. MODERN MATH: ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION - 2 and 3 PLACE NUMBERS MODERN MATH: NUMBERATION - BASE 10 SVE pe SVE ej Utilizes "open" and "complete" sentences. Heart of our number system; how digits are used; place values. MODERN MATH: ADVANCING WITH ADDITION, SUB- TRACTION, MULTIPLICATION MODERN MATH: SETS, CONCEPTS, SYMBOLS, OPERATIONS SVE pe SVE pej Concept of regrouping. Meaning, use of sets. Related to repeated addition, identity principle. MODERN MATH: MEASURES- COUNTING, ADDING, SUBTRACTION MODERN MATH: ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION OF SVE pe FRACTIONS The concepts of halves, thirds, fourths, household SVE ej measure. Addition, subtraction of like, unlike, mixed fractions.

MODERN MATH: CALENDAR, TIME AND TEMPERATURE MODERN MATH: ADVANCING IN GEOMETRY SVE pe SVE ej Sets of points, rays, angles; lines (congruent parallel, MODERN MATH: MULTIPLYING AND DIVIDING etc). Angles (congruent, opposite); triangles, quadri- SVE pe laterals. Introduces simple problems. Uses number stripes, lines to aid comprehension. MODERN MATH:FRACTION NUMERALS - CONCEPTS SVE ej MODERN MATH: NEW PHASES OF ADDITON AND Regions, sets, terms. SUBTRACTION SVE pe MODERN MATH: GEOMETRY "Commutative principle" meaning, use of 0 in 2 and SVEej 3 place numbers. Perimeters, Areas, Space Figures.

MODERN MATH: UNDERSTANDING THE STRUCTURE MODERN MATH: GRAPHS OF NUMBERS SVEej SVE pe Pictographs, Bar, Line, Number Paira,Maps Horizontal, Vertical, line segment, using maps. MODERN MATH: USING AND UNDERSTANDING 2 and 3 PLACE NUMBERS MODERN MATH: MULTIPLICATION OF FRACTIONS SVE pe SVE ej "Commutive principle" test comprehension. Identity principle; Distributive Property.

MODERN MATH: DIVISION FACTS - SETS MODERN MATH: NUMERATION - BASE FIVE SVE ej SVE ej Repeated subtraction. Digits, place value, place holders, place value charts, the abacus, open and closed sentences; frame arithmetic. MODERN MATH: FRACTIONS SVE ej MODERN MATH: USING MEASURES Word, number concepts, symbols. SVE ej Time, temperature, liquid, dry, and linear measures. MODERN MATH: GEOMETRY-SETS, RAYS, ANGLES, FIGURES MODERN MATH: BASE SIX - ADDITION, SUBTRACTION, SVE ej MULTIPLICATION, DNISION SVE ej MODERN MATH: MULTIPLICATION FACTS - Sets Using exponents and powers to express numbers. SVE pej Meaning and patterns. MODERN MATH: BINARY (BASE TWO) - ADDITION, SUBTRACTION, MULTIPLICATION, DIVLSION MODERN MATH: NUMBER LINE - FRACTIONS SVE ej SVE ej Other names for whole numbers; meaning, adding, MODERN MATH: DIVISION OF FRACTIONAL NUMBERS subtracting, proper, improper fractions. SVE ej Clear graphic examples aid in visualizing essential con- cepts. 48

MODERN MATH: GEOMETRY LINES,ANGLES, ARCS, MOST IMPORTANT CITIES Eyegate ej MEASURES Important industrial cities areKiev, Volgograd, SVE ej Major seaports Introduces the use of the protractor. Tashkent, Tula, and Magnitogorsk. listed. MODERN MATH: GEOMETRY PERIMETERS,AREAS, MOTHER GOOSE NURSERY RHYMES 11 FORMULAS ej BOW p SVE Humpty Dumpty, Jack and Jill, Sing-a-Songof Sixpence, The Old Woman in the Shoe. MODERN MATH: NUMERMATION -BASE SIX SVE ej Introduces use of digits, meaning of placevalue, MOUNTAINS AND VALLEYS IN SWITZERLAND EBF ejs utilizes place value charts, abacus. Striking photos describe the beautycontained in this European economic (BASE TWO) region. Shows growth of modern MODERN MATH: NUMERATION-BINARY culture. SVE ej between Digits, Meaning of Place Value. Relationship FAMILY Base Two and Base Ten. Practicalapplications. MR. AND MRS. BEAVER AND THEIR SVE pe animals clearly ex- AND Life cycle of one group of gnawing MODERN MATH: SPACE GEOMETRY-SURFACES plained through its seasonal activity.Building and repair VOLUMES OF SPACE FIGURES of dams. SVE ej Many accurate three-dimensional spacefigures. MR. AND MRS. MALLARD AND THEIRFAMILY AND LUXEMBOURG SVEpe MODERN NETHERLANDS, BELGIUM, Family of mallard ducks migrate, raise theirducklings, SVE ej themselves. Rural and city life. Fishing, farming,industries, teach them to swim, find food and protect commerce. MR. AND MRS. ROBIN AND THEIRSPRINGTIME FAMILY SVE pe MODERN SCANDANAVIAN EUROPE Students become aware of beginning of newlife in spring. SVE ej Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark;Lands of rugged Instinctive home planning. Robin growth patterns. terrain, lakes, streams, and long rugged seacoasts. The sea, forests, and farmlands havedominated MRS. BEAR AND HER FAMILY economic life. Similar ancestralorigins, histories, SVE pe Dramatizes bear problems and theirsolutions. and languages. MRS. COTTONTAIL AND HER SPRINGFAMILY MONEYS AND OTHER SMALL ZOOANIMALS SVE pe EBFpe the beginnings Striking close-ups in brilliant color insurroundings A wonderful lesson to acquaint pupils with which approximate their ratural habitats. of life in the animal kingdom. MRS. SQUIRREL AND HER FAMILY MOONEYMOUSE SVE pe SVE p Shows how Daydreaming leads him into trouble healmost couldn't Finding food and storing it for winter use. they protect themselves by "sidling" a tree or"freezing" get out of. The Moonymousechanges. to escape detection. MORE EXPERIENCES WITHMEASUREMENTS MULTIPLICATION OF DECIMALS Eyegatepe Simple presentation of the metric systemand our SVE ej modern calendar. MULTIPLYING FRACTIONS BY FRACTIONS Curr. e MORE SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS Shows the process of (a) multiplying awhole number by a SVE p numbers. For light work, inertia, water-ice:simple do-it-yourself fraction, (b) multiplying fractions by whole experiments. MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY SVE Js MOSCOW Adaptation of MGM motion picture. Dramatizesclassic Eyegateej and her men. Capital of the Soviet Union and site of theKremlin, novel of the voyage of H.M.S. Bounty palace of the Czars, is the administrative centerof Russia. It is the cultural center of Russia andMoscow MY BUNNY is the center of the railroad lines toall parts of the Eyegatep Story of a child's pet rabbit. USSR. 49

MY. PET CANARY, DICKIE NEGRO IN CIVIL WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION Eyegate p MGHT ejs Ruth has a little canary named Dickie which she takes Battles of the war, Negroes role in it.Reconstruction very good care of. period. Lincoln's administration, Emancipation Proc- lamation, his assassination. Economic situation of NAMES, NUMBERS AND COLORS freed slaves, Freedman's Bureau. JH P (5 P.S.- Order By Set) NEGRO IN THE GILDED AGE Series designed to teach the concept of numbers one to MGHT ejs ten and the colors red, green, yellow, blue, brown, Problems and plight of the Negro 1877-1900. Gains orange, grey, black, purple, and white. Each film- following Civil War were lost - voting rights, educational strip teaches two numbers and two colors. The basic equalit% discrimination of "last hired, first fired." concepts of numbers and colors are presented in terms of objects with which the learner is familiar. NEIGHBORHOOD WORKERS EBF pe NATURAL RESOURCES AND INDUSTRIES OF INDIA The concept of a neighborhood is defined here visually Eyegate js as the interdependence of individuals and families and Indian's greatest resource is fertile soil.Coal, their different ways of life. minerals, valuable wood, and electrical power from its many rivers are some of its many industries. NESTS AND EGGS OF BIRDS Skilled trades and motion picture industry rank high. SVE pe Types of nests, "protective characteristics". NATURAL RESOURCES AND INDUSTRIES OF THE USSR Eyegatejs NETHERLANDS, THE Russia's natural r;sources include great oil fields, JH ej mineral deposits, lumber, fish, and their great A panorama of the political, social and economic life agricultural region. of the thrifty people of Holland.

NATURAL RESOURCES OF MICHIGAN NETHERLANDS AND THE SEA JH ej EBF ejs Forest, minerals, water and wildlife that are found Striking photos describe the beauty contained in this throughout the state. region. Shows growth of modern European economic culture. NATURE'S ART PS pe NEW ENGLAND - ITS HISTORY Beauties and wonders of natural scenery. Appreciation MGHT ejs of the natural grandeur of our country. Pilgrims, ship-building, weaving, a need for progress and freedom reveal the story of the early colonies. NATURE'S DISGUISES PS ej NEW PUPIL, THE Protective coloration and camouflage in insects, birds, EBF p fish and mammals. Means of survival for prey and Fundamental elements of successful school relationship predators and natural selection. with emphasis on constructive behavior and group parti- cipation. NATURE'S HALF ACRE Motivational material organized for classroom in the NEW STONE AGE Disney approach to the beauty and wonder of nature. SVE ejs Progress of Man in signficant eras, prehistoric through NEEDS, SATISFACTIONS AND GOALS rise and fall of Egypt and Mesopotamia. Emphasizes F OM s social, economic and cultural contributions. Achieving a balance between needs and satisfaction is a process of compromise. The student learns to NEW TRAINER FOR BIG RED evaluate himself in terms of his needs and goals. Sub- EBF pej stitute ways of achieving satisfactions are studies. Adapted from Disney's motion picture, this filmstrip offers educationally sound basic language art materials. NEGRO FACES THE 20th CENTURY MGHT ejs NIGHT AND DAY 1900-1933, period of increased racial tension. Impact JH p of segregation, Negro migration to northern cities, Helps build foundation for skill in map and globe reading. labor market and armed forces. NIKKI FACES THE WILDERNESS NEGRO FIGHTS FOR THE FOUR FREEDOMS EBF pej MGHT ejs Adapted from Disney's motion picture, this filmstrip F.D.R.'s administration, Great Depressnion, W.W. offers educationally sound basic language art materials. Change in opportunities for and attitudes toward the Negro. Progress for the nation and the Negro. 50

NIKKI, WILD DOG OF THE NORTH OPERATIONS: COUNTING SETS IN MANY WAYS EBFpej ABC pe Adapted from Disney's motion picture, this filmstrip offers educationally sound basic language artmaterial. OPERATIONS: PUTTING TOGETHER AND TAKINGAPART ABC pe NONPOISONOUS SNAKES OF THE U.S. SVE ej OPERATIONS: UNDERSTANDING WHOLE-NUMBER Identifies some of the nonpoisonous snakes of the United OPERATIONS States and explains their habits and where theylive. ABC pe

NORMAN CONQUEST, THE ORDERING SETS AND ORDERING NUMBERS EBF js JH pe Authentic watercolors show events and strugglesof the Concepts include: ordering sets, orderingnumbers, even episodes in British history. numbers, odd numbers.

NORTH, SOUTH, EAST AND WEST OREGON TERRITORY JH p JH ej Helps build foundation for skill in map and globereading. Claims to the Oregon country based on explorationand settlement led to the acquisition of this rich landfrom NORTHWEST INDIANS (Salish) British control. JH Pe This land of plenty provided hunting,fishing, weaving ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS and potlatches for the totem pole builders. MGHT js Structure and responsibilities of the six organsof the Assembly. NORTHWEST TERRITORY U.S. which all report to the main General Specific problems, power struggle and clash ofinterests JH ej Five new states were formed after settlersused all shown. means of transportation to come tothe Northwest Territories after the Ordinance of 1787. OTHER IMPORTANT CITIES Eyegate js and site NUTRIENTS IN FOOD, THE Agra is the ancient city, important trade center Banaras, PSP e of the Taj Mahal. The holy city Allahabad, Emphasis on importance of the right foods. Jaipur, Madras and other Himalayan cities arediscussed.

OCEAN OF AIR WE LIVE IN OTHER IMPORTANT CITIES PS ej Eyegate ej Composition of air, its weight, pressure and instru- The Soviet Union's greatest port, Leningrad,produces ments used in measuring air and pressure.Phenomena machinery, electrical goods and motors. Important caused by electric particles bombarding earth. industrial cities. Yalta is a historic Crimean resort town. SENTENCES OCEANS OTHER WORDS THAT HELP BUILD CP pe PSP j Beautiful pictures explore and define various waterways Insight into part of speech. and the oceans. OUR DESERT TREASURE MIS ejs OLD STONE AGE,THE Water is the SVE ejs Land is useful in several important ways. Trace the progress of man in significant eras, from key to desert's treasure. prehistoric times through the rise and fall of ancient civilization of Europe and Mesopotamia. OUR FIRE DEPARTMENT EBF pe public are caught in OLD YELLER Activities of the firemen serving the EBF ej live action photos. Color visuals taken from Disney's picture, capture interest and make reading fun. OUR HEALTH DEPARTMENT EBF pe serving the ONE HUNDRED AND ONE DA LMATIONS Activities of department nurses and doctors EBF pej public are caught in live action photos. Adapted from Disney's motic.n picture, this filmstrip offers educationally sound basic language are materials. OUR HOME, THE EARTH SVE p ONE-TO-ONE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN SETS Relation to sun. Causes of day and night, the seasons. Simple concepts about gravity and direction. JH Pe Concepts include: Equal sets, one-to-one corres- pondence equivalent sets. 51

OUR LIBRARY PARTS OF THE SENTENCE OR CLAUSE EBF pe EBF js Activities existing in the library are caught in live Combines drawings of people in action with sentences de, action photos. scribing their actions, lending immediacy and focus to various grammatical situations. Common errors in OUR PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS sentenced composition are pointed out with illustrations EBF pe of simple rules for avoiding these errors. Activities existing in parks and on the playgrounds are caught in live action photos. PEDRO, THE LITTLE AIRPLANE EBF pe OUR POLICE DEPARTMENT An enjoyable learning experience in language arts and EBF pe reading is offered in this filmstrip. Authentic Disney Activities of the policemen serving the public are drawing and story offer an effective tool for reading caught in live action photos. motivation,

OUR POST OFF ICE PEOPLE AND CONSUMER ;OODS N THE USSR SVE p Eyegate js Describes and illustrates the progress of a letter from The 200 million people of Russia have 170 different the mailbox to its destination. nationalities and 200 languages. Daily life and religion in various communities. Wide variety of consumer goods OUR POST OFFICE are becoming plentiful. EBF pe Activities of the mailmen and postmen serving the PEOPLE OF INDIA public are caught in live action photos. Eyegate js Population averages 300 persons per square mile as OUR TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM opposed to 50 per square mile in the U.S. Various Curr. Aff. ejs customs, religion, costumes, and eating habits. Govern- Motor vehicle traffic problems-increased problems of ment trying to improve public health. our highways and airways stressed. PEOPLE OF MEXICO PACIFIC COAST STATES - THEIR HISTORY EBF ej MGHT ejs Carefully phrased questions inserted throughout this strip John J. Astor's trading post in Oregon (1810) mission- help students discover for themselves the problems and aries, Oregon Trail, seaports, Forty-niners, rail- the progress of the Mexican people. roads all discussed. PEOPLE OF SOUTH AMERICA, THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST Eyegate ej SVE ej Regional study-history, present day. Industrial and agricultural activities of western Oregon and Washington as well as natural scenic attractions. PEOPLE OF WEST GERMANY EBF ejs PAKISTAN Striking photos describe the beauty contained in this region. JH ej Shows growth of modern European economic culture. A glimpse into the life of the people and the characteris- tics of this land divided by 1000 miles. PEOPLE OF YUGOSLAVIA EBF ejs PAN-AMERICAN HIGHWAY, THE Photos showing sharp contrast and basic differences of EBF ejs this region with the outside world. Clearly shows the vital changes introduced by modern transportation into the Andes region. PERSONALITY AND PHYSIQUE F OM s PARIS The interrelationship between physical appearance and EBF js intellectual capacities is graphically presented. The The visual excitement and immediacy of an actual trip dangers of drawing conclusions about the individual from through this great city is brought into the classroom physical appearance alone is stressed. Concepts of through these real-life photos. physical and mental soundness are presented.

PART OF THE TEAM PERU EBF pe MGHT ej Fundamental elements of successful school relationship, Coastal desert, inland jungle, Andes Mts., 60% of with emphasis on constructive behavior and group par- Peruvians live in the Andes-mostly Indians. Primative ticipation, in a series of real life photos. life and economy. Inca capital of Cuzco presents ancient history. Capital of Lima, an industrial center and the PARTS OF A BOOK, THE seaport of Callao. Eyegate pe The whys and whats of a book and what it car..slo for you. Brief history. 52

PLAINS INDIANS (Dakotas) INCAS PERU: LAND OF THE JH pe Eyegate js buffalo and related activities are climate as well as peopleand The importance of the Physical divisions and major events in Dakotalife. ancient Inca culture.Economic problem. PLANT EXPERIMENTS PETER PAN SVE p EBF pe experiments demonstrateeasily designed to acquaint children Simple touch-and-tell Disney filmstrip of a story understood scientific facts. with a well knowncharacter. Captions arestructured to increase child'scomprehension and vocabularyand experience. PLANTS add to his total learning Eyegate p A variety of plantsfrom flowers to vegecabksandtrees PHILIP RANDOLPH shows children differencesand uses of growing things. FA ejs opportunities and equal paythis In his search for equal PLANTS AND STRANGEANIMALS OF THE SEA man opened a new eraof human relations. JH js Emphasizes forms andhabits of these animals,relation AND NATURAL RESOURCES PHILIPPINES - FARMING to their environment,and importance to man. ej JH agricultural products and their Shows the variety of PLANTS AND THEIR SEEDS effect on the economy.The Philippine mahoganyin- EBF ej dustry is also depicted. Motivational material organizedfor classroom in the Disney approach to thebeauty and wonder of nature. PHILIPPINES - VILLAGE ANDCITY JH ej HELPERS Depicts cultural groups,recreation, housing, edu- PLAYING COMMUNITY EBF p cation and types ofvillages. Contribution to oral languagedevelopment by building and extending word meaningand usage and by reviewingand PICKING FRUIT extending concepts. EBF p Babs and Steve arrive at afarm and as city childrenthey PLURAL POSSESSIVE, ANDCOMPOUND WORDS see manyfascinating aspects of farmlife and experience of life in the country. JH p some of the delights The filmstrips are designedfor the practice, reviewand application of phonic skills.Art work, appealing to young KNIGHTS AND CASTLES PICTURE STORIES OF children, develops andreinforces the recognitionof con- Flory P ej sonants sounds. Castles of the Middle agesdepicting social and everyday Knights and their armor. life. PO VALLEY AND THEALPS EBF ejs PICTURES AND STATUES Photos showing sharp contrastsand basic differences of PS pe this region with the outsideworld. The eye becomes sensitizedand the imagination stimu- lated to an appreciation of art.Form and color. POCAHONTAS Curr. e PINOCCHIO Life story of the famousIndian princess. pe EBF toward A reading readinessexperience to help children U.S. communication and imaginative useof POISONOUS SNAKES OF THE more effective SVE ej language. Disney's filmstripalso adds to the children's snakes of the United States bringing out the importanceof Identifies some of the poisonous cultural development by and explains their habitsand where they live. truth, honesty andkindness. POLICEMEN AND FIREMEN PIONEER LIFE IN MICHIGAN SVE (Ives) pe JH ej of policemen and services travel, ways of life and thelumber The responsibilities and types Pioneer settlement, are presentedfirst. The dangerous jobof the firemen and era. firefighting techniques areshown also. PLACES WE ALL OWN POLLYANNA EBF pe EBF ej The concept of aneighborhood is defined herevisually Disney's pictures, capture of individuals andfamilies and Color visuals taken from as the interdependence interest and make readingfun. their different way oflife. 53

PORT OF NEW YORK PUNCTUATING DIRECT QUOTATIONS Life js JH js Historical background and modern facilities of America's Develops understanding of correct usage of punctuation major seaport. Center of shipping for industry, manu- involving direct quotations. factured items, agricultural products, and military per- sonnel and equipment. PURITAN REVOLUTION EBF js PORTUGAL Authentic watercolors show events and struggles of the EBF ej episodes in British history. General description of the people and land. PUTTING DICTIONARY SKILLS TO WORK PRAYING MANTIS, THE ABC ej SVE ejs Concrete examples of using dictionary skills in com- Describes physical make-up. Photos showing the in- position and rhetoric. sect capturing, devouring a fly. Egg laying. QUALITIES-SETS AND NUMBERS PRESENTING THE QUOTATION MARKS JH pe PSP j Concepts include: set equality, set inequality, greater Defines and explores quotation marks. than, less than.

PRIMATES-MONKEYS AND THEIR RELATIVES QUOTATION MARKS AND ITALICS SVE ej MGHT ej Includes apes, monkeys, tarsiers, and lemurs. Correct usage of these punctuation forms in a variety of situations. PRINCESS ON THE PEA JH P RABBIT THAT RUNS ON SNOWSHOES A pea was placed under many mattresses to test if a Hilf. ejs young girl really was a Princess. Because she felt Live photos depict way of life and problems of living of this vegetable she proved herself and married the the snowshoe hare also known as the varying hare. Fine Prince. nature study presentation.

PROBLEM SOLVING RACKETY RABBIT AND THE RUNAWAY EASTER EGGS Eyegate p SVE p A thought provoking presentation designed to stimulate How Rackety gives himself for Easter instead of an thinking and problem solving skills. Easter basket.

PROBLEM SO LVING: MEETING PROBLEMS RALPH BUNCHE ABC pe FA ejs A success story of a highly educated man who served his PROBLEM SOLVING: SOLVING PROBLEMS country, the United Nations, and was awarded the Nobel Prize. PROBLEM SOLVING: THINKING ABOUT PROBLEMS RA MPS PROGRESS REPORT: THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AMERICA JH P AVA js Views real life situations, thus enabling children to Reorganization of African life, customs and commerce recognize everyday objects as forms of simple machinery. concentrating particularly on South Africa. RAPUNZEL PRONOUNCING WORDS CORRECTLY JH p ABC pe A lovely girl, being kept prisoner in a tower by a witch, Identifies key words, vowel, and consonant symbols. is finally rescued by a Prince.

PULLEYS RECOGNIZING CLAUSES JH EBF js Views real life situations, thus enabling children to Combines drawings of people in action with sentences de- recognize everyday objects as forms of simple scribing their actions, lending immediacy and focus to machinery. various grammatical situations. Common errors in sentenced composition are pointed at with illustrations PULLEYS AT WORK of simple rules for avoiding these errors. JH ej Definition of fixed and movable pulleys and application RECOGNIZING PHRASES of block-and-tackle system. EBF js Combines drawings of people in action with sentences de- PULLEYS MAKE WORK EASIER scribing their actions, lending immediacy and focus to PSP ej various grammatical situations. Common errors in Examples of various pulley uses, methods, etc. sentenced composition are pointed out with illustrations of simple rules for avoiding these errors. 54

RECOGNITION PHASES RISE OF CIVILIZATION IN INDIA Eyegate pe EBF js Everyday life-like situations for visualstimulation. No Authentically detailed drawings relate theintriguing working together in captions. story of how man started living and organized communities which grew into theworld's major RECONSTRUCTION PERIOD, THE civilizations. EBF js Authentic information and realistic paintingsgive the RISE OF EGYPTIAN CIVILIZATION students a deep and lasting appreciationof this great EBF is and tragic era in our nation's past. Authentically detailed drawings relate the intriguing story of how man started living andworking together in REFLEXIVE, RELATIVE, AND INTERROGATIVE organized communities which grew into theworld's major PRONOUNS civilizations. EBF is Combines drawings of people in actionwith sentences RISE OF MESOPOTAMIAN CIVILIZATION describing their actions, lending immediacyand focus EBF js to various grammatical situations.Common errors in Authentically detailed drawings relate the intriguing sentenced composition are pointed out withillustra- story of how man started working andliving together in tions of simple rules for avoiding these errors. organized communities which grew into theworld's major civilizations. RELIGION, EDUCATION, LITERATURE &ART IN INDIA Eyegate js RISE OF SETTLED VILLAGE LIFE Religion is a major part of life in India.Explains caste EBF is system, gods and belief of Hindus,Moslems, Christians Authentically detailed drawings relate the intriguing and Parsees. Limited presentation ofeducation and art. story of how man started living andworking together in organized communities which grew into theworld's major REPTI LES civilizations. SVE (ives)pe Types, living habits and reproduction ofsnakes, and RISE OF THE DINOSAURS other reptiles. EBF ejs A visit to a museum and a laboratoryillustrates evolu- cycles are RESOURCES AND MANUFACTURINGINDUSTRIES IN THE tionary development. Complex terms and time carefully spelled out and charted with diagrams and text. SOUTH SVE ej Population and area in figures and percentages.Variety RIVER CULTURES - EGYPT from TVA SVE ejs of natural resources; hydroelectric power through dams; the "New South." Progress of Man in significant eras, prehistoric rise and fall of Egypt and Mesopotamia.Emphasizes RHINE RIVER social, economic and cultural contributions. EBF ejs Striking photos describe the beauty containein this RIVER CULTURES - MESOPOTAMIA region. Shows growth of modern Europeaneconomic SVE ejs through culture. Progress of Man in significant eras, prehistoric rise and fall of Egypt and Mesopotamia.Emphasizes RHONE VALLEY IN FRANCE social, economic and cultural contributions. EBF ejs Photos showing sharp contrasts and basicdifferences of ROAD TO A PPOMATTOX, TH E this region with the outside world. EBF js Authentic information and realistic paintingsgive the this great RHYMING ENDINGS students a deep and lasting appreciation of JH p and tragic era in our nation's past . The filmstrips are designed for the practice,review and application of phonic skills. Art work, appealing to youngROAD TO THE LAND OF OZ, THE children, develops and reinforces the recognitionof con- FOM pe Baum's classic yet time- sonants sounds. An introduction to Lyman Frank less tale. All of the principal characters areintroduced. RISE OF CHINESE CIVILIZATION EBF is ROAD WEST Authentically detailed drawings relate the intriguing MGHT js Appalachian settlers story of how man started living and workingtogether From daring frontiersmen and first in organized communities which grew intothe world's to far West expansion.Transcontinental railroad and major civilizations. Gold Rush. 55

ROB ROY ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY SERIES EBF ej JH ej Introduction for student to a great literary work; an aid (3 F.S.- Order By Set) to whet their desire to read this eiry. Presents the history of the Seaway, explains why it was needed and shows the operation and economic effects of ROBIN HOOD the Seaway and the power project. EBF ej 1. Historical Background of The Seaway Introduction for student to a great literary work; an aid 2. Seaway Travel to whet their desire to read this story. 3. Seaway Power Project

RODENTS SAM HOUSTON SVE ej EBF ej The gnawing animals which includes the runners, tree Folklore of early days in the U.S. is presented through dwellers, swamp dwellers, and those that live under- realistic drawings that capture the spirit of this daring ground. and adventurous pioneer.

ROGGIE'S NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL HELPERS EBF pe EBF p The concept of a neighborhood is defined here visually Fundamental elements of successful school relationship as the interdependence of individuals and families and with emphasis on constructive behavior and group partici- their different ways of life. pation.

ROMAN EMPIRE SCHOOLS SVE ejs SVE (Ives) pe Development of Greek and Roman civilizations. How Brief history of first school. Facilities of a modern school their culture influences our own civilization. Impres- and the importance of learning. sive photos, original art, maps. SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS ROMAN REPUBLIC SVE p SVE ejs Demonstrating uses of air, magnets, gravity, water, Development of Greek and Roman civilizations. How sound, heat, and cold; children can perform these ex- their culture influences our own civilization. Im- periments easily. pressive photos, maps. SCIENCE OF MUSIC ROME: THE CITY PS ej EBF js Explanation of the nature of sound and how different kinds The visual excitement and immediacy of an actual trip of vibrations are generated to produce music. Construc- through this great city is brought into the classroom ting simple tympanic, string, and percussive instru- through these real-life photos. ments.

RURAL BELGIUM SCREWS EBF ejs JH Striking photos describe the beauty contained in this Views real life situations, thus enabling children to recog- region. Shows growth of modern European economic nize everyday objects as forms of simple machines. culture. SCREWS AND WEDGES AT WORK RURAL LIFE IN TAIWAN JH ej JH ej Simple machines when used to move objects; when used The exotic products and peoples of a subtropical agri- as holding devices they are not simple machines. cultural land. SEAL ISLAND SAFE & SOUND ALONG THE WAY EBF ej SVE p Motivational material organized for classroom use by Introduces traffic safety practices for pedestrians, producer focuses on the Disney approach to the beauty vehicle passengers, bicycle riders. and wonder of nature.

SAFE & SOUND AT HOME SEASONS, THE SVE p EBF p Motivates interest in the practice of safety in the home A well-organized filmstrip that offers first step basic by describing hazardous conditions to be avoided. physical science knowledge.

SAFE AND SOUND AT SCHOOL SEED PLANTS: GREEN PLANTS SVE p CE ej Creates awareness of need for safety practices at school. Where plants grow, similarities between plants, their uses. ,....-m-wormwr.",,",

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SEEDPLANTS: LEAVES SHERMAN'S MARCH TO THE SEA CEF e EBF js By real life photos and drawings, experiments areshown Authentic information and realistic paintingsgive the of leaf development. students a deep and lasting appreciation ofthis great and tragic era in our nation's past. SEED PLANTS: ROOTS CEF e SHOEMAKER AND THE ELVES Functions of roots in plant life and experimentsshowing JH p their importance. A poor but hard-working shoemaker issaved from going out of business by two elves who comeduring the night SEED PLANTS: SEEDS and make beautiful shoes for him tosell with his last CEF e piece of leather. Development of plants and how the seed matures into a growing organism. SHOPPING FOR GROCERIES 1F1 P children. SEED PLANTS: STEMS Shows experiences familiar to primary grade CEF e No captions - children create their own story. Importance of the stem in the life development ofplants including trees. SHORT POEMS-PART I Eyegate ej in SEEING WORDS CLEARLY These poems designed to offer pupil opportunities Eyegate e writing. Some examples of simple rhyme. Fundamentals of vocabulary building. SHORT POEMS-PART II SEMI-COLON AND COLON, THE Eyegate ej MGHT ej Examples of poetry in everyday living with opportunities Use of the Semi-colon to separate items in aseries, to complete rhymes. replace a conjunction; the colon precedes a list, a formal statement, and follows a salutation. SHOTS HEARD ROUND THE WORLD MGHT js SET DESCRIPTION AND THE USE OF BRACES American Revolution from Boston Massacre toYorktown. JH pe Battlegrounds north to south, Atlantic to Mississippi. Concepts include: set description with words and letters, the use of braces, the use of dots in a series. SILENT NIGHT Eyegate ejs SETS AND NUMBERS IN MATHEMATICALSENTENCES Joseph Mohr wrote this beloved carol in 1818 after he JH pe visited a new born child and mother on Christmas Eve. Concepts include: sets in numbers, names, thenumber Concludes with three verses of this carol. of the empty set, mathematical sentences. SILK SCREEN PRINTING SETS: DOING MORE WORK WITH SETS IMPRL pe ABC pe Methods of making silk screen frames, helpful techniques, color processes and designs. SETS: MEETING SETS ABC pe SILVFR-STUDDED BELT, THE MGHT ej SETS: PUTTING SETS TO WORK Ricardo's dream of a silver-studded belt, a reward for Pablo, ABC pe bravery among Chileans, come true when he saves his cousin from an avalanche. SEVENTEEN DALMATIANS EBF pej SIMILARITIES Adapted from Disney's motion picture, this filmstrip Eyegate p offers educationally sound basic language are r.iaterials. Each frame presents three like symbols and oneodd symbol for perceptual recognition. SHARING WITH NEIGHBORS EBF pe SKIMPY AND A GOOD BREAKFAST The concept of a neighborhood is defined here visually Cereli Pe as the interdependence of individualsand families and Illustrate importance of a good breakfast and other their different ways of life. healthful hints.

SHELLFISH OF THE SEASHORE SKY ABOVE OUR EARTH JH js SVE p Emphasizes structure and habits of these animals, re- The moon, stars, comets, planets.Introduces space lation to environment, and importance to man. study-rockets, satellites. Answers many commonasked questions. 57

SLAVERY IN A HOUSE DIVIDED SOUTHERN ONTARIO - ST. LAWRENCE LOWLANDS MGHT ejs MGHT ej Slavery from 1830-1860, Negroes in the cotton fields. Contains two-thirds of Canada's population, seven largest Abolitionist movement, freed Negroes working with cities and continental climate, these fertile flatlands white sympathizers. Issues leading to the split in the manufacture 70% of Canadian goods. St. Lawrence Union. Seaway.

SLAVERY IN THE YOUNG AMERICAN REPUBLIC SOUTHERN U. S.- IT's HISTORY MGHT ejs MGHT ejs Revolutionary War to about 1830, Negro involvement, From DeSoto's discovery of the Mississippi through the General Washington's attitude toward Negro soldiers Confederacy, Reconstruction and origin of Ku Klux Klan. and slaves; outstanding Negroes. SOUTHWEST INDIANS ( The Hopi) SLIDE RULE: PART I 11-1 Pe MGHT js The Kiva, Kachina dolls, pottery making and basket The various parts and principles of the slide rule, used weaving kept this pueblo group busy. for rapid multiplication and division. SOUTHWEST INDIANS(Navajo) SLIDE RULE: PART 11 JH pe MGHT js Herders of sheep, makers of blankets and jewelry, these Using the slide rule to solve proportion problems. hogan dwellers were skillful with horses. Rules of using the slide rule in computing square roots. SOUTH WEST U. S. - IT's HISTORY SNAKES OUTSIDE OF THE U. S. MGHT ejs SVE ej From French and Spanish settlers through the Alamo Includes most of the poisonous snakes and also the and Vicksburg to the oil fields of modern Texas. largest ones. SPACE TRAVEL A .D. 2000 SNOW WHITE & THE SEVEN DWARFS SVE ej EBF pe Nature of space; facts of astronomy. A reading readiness experience to help children toward more effective communication and imaginative use of SPANISH ARMADA, THE language. Disney's filmstrip also adds t o the children's EBF js cultural development by bringing out the importance Authentic watercolors show events and struggles of the of truth, honesty, and kindness. episodes in British history.

SO LONG SPANNING THE MISSISSIPPI SVE p Imprl ejs So Long, a little puppy, becomes wise through an en- Relates the movement of the frontier from the Penn. Dutch lightening accident. westward through Ill, to Missouri.

SOUTH AFRICA: DYNAMIC PROGRESS SPECKYSPIDER AVA js LFSS p Beginning with Dutch settlers in 1652, sophisticated Perserverance is often the difference between success and South Africa has developed a modern culture. Most failure. Vocabulary building exercises. advanced area of Africa. SPINKLE, SHUTTLE, AND NEEDLE SOUTH VIET NAM JH p JH ej A poor orphan girl finds a rich Prince through her only The characteristics of the land and the people who live possessions, a magic spindle, shuttle, and needle. largely by farming and fishing. SPRING IS HERE SOUTHEAST FRONTIER SVE p JH ej Helps children recognize the signs of Spring by awakening The opening of the Cumberland Gap and the Spanish their natural curiosity. concessions in the Mississippi territory and Florida. STATE TAXES SOUTHERN GRACIOUSNESS SVE ejs Imprl ejs Understanding the purpose and use of state sales gasoline, Depicts plantation society in and around Charleston, S.C., auto, and special assessment tax, local property taxes and Natchez, Miss., and Savannah, Ga. tax terms.

SOUTHERN INTERIOR UPLANDS STORIES FOR SPECIAL DAYS SVE ej Eyegate p Treats the Upland area from the Appalachian region Uncaptioned frames depicting many of our national holidays. of Georgia and the Carolinas to the Ozarks and the Texas Plains. 58

STORMS, HURRICANES AND TORNADOES STORY OF MOUNTAINS, THE PS ej PS ej Mountains are produced by foldingof the earth's rock The phenomena of violent weather.Relationship of clay. Old and sun, air and water are shown fortheir effects on the mantle, using a simple experiment with weather. How man protects himself against unde- New Mountains; effects of erosion. sirable effects of weather. STORY OF OUR EARTH: ROCKS AND SOIL PS ej STORY FOSSILS TELL Common types of rocks yield clues as totheir formation. EBF ejs Shows young people how to read the earth'shistory in Simple experiments. fossilized stone. Complex terms and time cycles are carkully spelled out and charted with diagrams and STORY OF OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM MGHT ejs text. Stirring words and music of "The Star SpangledBanner" written by Francis Scott Key during the Warof 1812. STORY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, THE SVE ej Lincoln's life from boyhood through thePresidency. STORY OF RUBBER, THE Curr. ej STORY OF BREAD Shows the steps involved in the production of rubberin the SVE p Harvesting wheat, making flour and bread. Amazon region. STORY OF RUBBER STORY OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS,THE SVE p SVE pe Plantation; processing, making a rubber boot. Series introduces youngsters tohistory of our country through famous Americans. Columbusearly life, diffi- culties and discoveries. STORY OF THANKSGIVING SVE pe Story of the Pilgrim's landing, and their first yearin STORY OF COATED ABRASIVES America with the first Thanksgiving Day re-enacted. SVE js Natural abrasives. Coated abrasive of three types-paper, cloth, and vulcanized fibre for use in industry andthe STORY OF WOOL SVE p home. Ranching, shearing, dyeing, weaving. STORY OF COTTON STORY PRACTICES SVE p Plantation to bolt of cloth, cloth products. Eyegate pe Six series of frames, each designed tostimulate story telling experiences. No captions . STORY OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES SVE p Planting, cultivating, harvesting, shipping tomarket, STRAW OX, THE YAF pe canning, freezing. Adaptation of the old tar baby story where anold couple found happiness and wealth by kind deeds toanimals. STORY OF JOHNNY APPLESEED, THE SVE pe "With a sack of seeds, a Bible, and a cooking potfor a STRING AND GLUE PRINTING of planting Imprl pe hat, Johnny started west." Traditional story Material needed, preparation and actual printing. appleseeds in the Great Middle West. STR WING FOR EXCELLENCE STORY OF LEATHER FOM j SVE p in the struggle manufacturing, Talent is presented as a means, not an end, From ranch to shoe store - tanning, drying, for achievement. Quality of performanceis shown both as shipping, etc. a standard for the individual,and as a necessity for pre- serving our democratic heritage. STORY OF MEAT SVE p Ranches, stockyards, processing-various cuts. STUDYING LONG WORDS MGHT pe Dr. Spello shows components or compoundsthat make up STORY OF MILK long words. Syllable division with extensivespelling lists. SVE p The dairy farm, inspection, pastuerization,bottling, de- livery to home and market. STUDYING MONARCH BUTTERFLIES SVE ejs Takes student step-by-step through acomplete metamorphis. 59

SUBTROPICAL COASTAL LANDS IN THE SOUTH TALKING THROUGH THE AIR SVE ej PS ej A colorful, realistic description and explanation of dif- Explains nature of radio waves, radio transmission, and ferences in living from North Carolina to Key West, electrons in motion. Simple classroom experiments. and from Jacksonville to New Orleans. TAR BABY, THE SUMMER COMES TO THE COUNTRY EBF pe MGHT p A reading readiness experience to help children toward Events of spring and summer coming. Arrival of birds more effective communication and imaginative use of and butterflies, baby animals and farm work. language. Disney's filmstrip also adds to the children's cultural development by bringing out the importance of SUN'S FAMILY, THE truth, honesty, and kindness. PSP ej Facts and statistics about the sun, moon and planets. TEACHING MACHINES BSF SWEDEN TODAY Basic theory of teaching machines and programmed Curr. Aff. js learning - types, uses, and results. Her advances, international policies, geographic position. TEST YOURSELF ON SOUNDS SVE p SWEET PORRIDGE Exercises of familiar words develop association of JH P auditory elements. Familiar fairy tales friends encourage story-telling, stimulate oral and dramatic expression and help with TEXAS ANNEXATION reading readiness, providing incentives for supple- JH ej mentary reading. The colorful story of the Santa Fe Trail, Texas inde- pendence and annexation, and the Mexican War is well SWINEHERD, THE detailed. EBF pe "Now let's see if we can tell the story ourselves while THAILAND looking at the pictures", reads the motivation text JH ej which introduces this classic story filmstrip. The land and people and their ways of life. A free tropical country with a balanced economy. SWITZERLAND JH ej THAILAND (SIAM) The beautiful Alps, chalets, dairy products, and pre- F OM ej cision industry are part of colorful Swiss life. The history of Thailand begins about a thousand years ago, when migrating Chinese tribes began to found a SW )RD AND THE ROSE, THE nation there. This filmstrip traces the history of EBF ej Thailand, shows its resources, customs, and geography- - Color visuals tak.., m Disney's pictures, capture all in an environment of startling beauty. interest and make reading fun. THANKSGIVING DAY SYSTEMS OF EQUATIONS EBF ej MGHT js The historical events behind this national holiday is de- Linear equations with unknowns used in an explanation of picted in watercolor, providing a colorful and informative algebraic principles. background for this celebration.

SYSTEMS OF NUMERATION: A PLACE FOR HUNDREDS THEODORE ROOSEVELT ABC pe JH ej Follows Roosevelt's life from his frail boyhood through SYSTEMS OF NUMERATION: NUMBERS AND NUMERALS his political career up to his election as Vice-President ABC pe and then President.

SYSTEMS OF NUMERATION: THE MEANING OF NUMERAL THINKING IN SYMBOLS ABC pe MGHT ejs Basic presentation concerning the meaning of numbers as TALE OF A TOOTHACHE symbols including simplified algebra and geometry. SVE e Stresses nutrition, proper brushing and need for good THOMAS ALVA EDISON teeth and proper care. JH ej Follows Edison's life from boyhood into his later years. Points out his greater inventions including the phonograph, light bulb and motion picture. 60

THREE BEARS TOBY TYLER WITH THE CIRCUS EBF ej JH P Familiar fairy tale friends encouragestory-telling, Color visuals taken from Disney's pictures, capture stimulate oral and dramatic expression andhelp with interest and make reading fun. reading readiness, providing incentives forsupple- mentary reading. TOLEDO, FORTRESS CITY OF SPAIN EBF js The visual excitement and immediacy of anactual trip THREE BILLY GOATS GRUFF classroom JH p through this great city is brought into the Fairy tale encourage story-telling, stimulatesoral through these real-life photos. dramatic expression, and aids in readirg readiness. TOM SAWYER WHITEWASHES THEFENCE THREE FARMERS IN MEXICO EBF ejs EBF ej Dramatic moments of this nineteenth century classic Carefully phrased questions inserted throughoutthis brings life to the characters. Text andcaptions are in strip help students discover for themselvesthe prob- Twain's own words with a brief introduction. lems and progress of the Mexican people. TONKA: THE HORSE THAT SURVIVEDCUSTER'S LAST THREE LITTLE PIGS, THE STAND EBF pe EBF ej A reading readiness experience to helpchildren to a A fascinating story of a well-known episode inAmerican more effective communicationand imaginative use of history. language. Disney's filmstrip also adds to thechild- ren's cultural development by bringing ou theim- TOOLS AND HANDICRAFTS OF THE COLONIALFRONTIER portance of truth, honesty and kindness. MGHT ejs Insight into daily life, crude tools and handmadeproducts with THREE LITTLE PIGS of pioneer families. Children were taught by parents JH p a hornbook, primer and the Bible. Familiar fairy tale friends encourage story-telling, stinVate oral and dramatic expression andhelp with TOOLS AND HANDICRAFTS OF THE PLAINSINDIANS readLg readiness, providing incentives for supple- MGHT ejs mentary reading. Tools and products used and made by Indians from the 100 million buffalo roaming the Great Plains in the THREE SPINNERS 1750's. JH pe Familiar fairy tale friends encouragestory-telling, TORTILLA, THE stimulate oral and dramatic expression andhelp with Wasp ej reading readiness, providing incentives forsupple- Step by step directions for making this thin flat corncake. mentary reading. TOYS AT WORK THRESHOLD OF EQUALITY SVE p and MGHT ejs Wheels - their work. Friction, gears, levers, Brief review of Negro in America, how aNegro society gravity. arose within a white world.Effects of emerging Afri- can nations, fight forequal rights, 1964 Civil Right's TRANSPORTATION Bill. SVE (Ives) ej A detailed history of transportation from cave man to THROUGH THE MICROSCOPE modern expressways and jets. PS ej How the microscope works to makeminute things TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION THE USSR visible. Shows several common materialsin high Eyegate js magnification. Large rivers of the Soviet Union and interconnecting canals make water transportation easy. Bicycles, street- though roads THURGOOD MARSHALL cars, buses and trucks are widely used FA ejs have been slow developing. All forms of communication In his fight for civil rights, ThurgoodMarshall carried are strictly censored. his fight to the Supreme Court. He becameFederal District Judge and later U.S. Solicitor General. TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, ARMEDFORCES & GOVERNMENT TINDER BOX, THE Eyegate js British-constructed railway system gives India the best EBF pe "Now let's see if we can tell the story ourselveswhile transportation system in Asia. Post offices,telephones looking at the pictures, " reads the motivation text and telegraphy publicly owned. Englishlanguage paper which introduces this classic story filmstrip. and books predominate. Extensive militarypreparative- ness parliamentary democracyin government. 61

TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, CURRENCY & UNDERSTANDING THE PARTS OF SPEECH BANKING ABC ej Eyegate ejs Understanding of parts of speech, run-in entry words Britain's role in developing modern modes of transpor- review frames. tation and communication. Interesting study of British currency system. UNION OF SETS AND SUBTRACTION OF NUMBERS JH Pe TRANSPORTATION IN THE PAST Concepts include: set union, the addition of numbers, EBF ej the use of symbols. Primitive means of transportation; stone age to present day inventions. UNITED NATIONS AND THE END OF COLONIALISM MGHT js TREASURE ISLAND Since WW 11 many countries have asserted national and EBF ej individual self-determination and freedom. Helping trust Introduction for students to a great literary work; an territories mature for independence without undesirable aid to whet their desire to read this story. alignment with world powers in a grave responsibility.

TRIP BY SHIP UNITED NATIONS FAMILY OF AGENCIES, THE LFSS pe MGHT js The Easton family take an ocean voyage aboard a A look at the many agencies within the United Nations. modern "Floating Hotel." Shows how these organizations attempt to solve multi- tudinous problems abounding in all corners of the world. TRIUMP OF THE DINOSAURS EBF ejs UP AND DOWN A visit to a museum and a laboratory illustrates evo- JH P lutionary development. Complex terms and time Helps build foundation for skill in map and globe reading. cycles are carefully spelled out and charted with diagram: and text. UPPER CASE CURSIVE LETTERS SVE pe TRUE SON, AMERICAN FRONTIER BOY The letters are grouped according to common charac- EBF ej teristics of direct and indirect ovals, cane-stem, com- The color and flavor of life on the frontier. pound curve, lower loop and boat ending. Color is used to indicate how to form letters. TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA EBF ej USING ADJECTIVES Color visuals taken from Disney's pictures, capture SVE ej interest and make reading fun. The Classics, comparison and positions of adjectives. Aid to vivid descriptions. Classifies descriptive and TWO HOUSES ON THE POTOMAC limiting adjectives. IMPRL ejs Examines the best-known homes associated with our USING ADVERBS nation's capital. SVE ej Adverbs of manner, place, time and degree; various TWO SPANISH TOWNS forms and how to compare them. Words serving ad- EBF ejs verbial function. Photos showing sharp contrasts and basic differences of this region with the outside world. USING BOOKS MGHT ejs UGLY DUCKLING, THE Various information we find in books, parts of book- SVE p title page, copyright, preface, contents, appendix, etc. Grows up to be a beautiful swan. Care of books.

UNDERSTANDING ENTRIES USING MIXED NUMBERS ABC pe Curr. e Basic vocabulary and comprehension of dictionary Defines mixed number-stresses equivalence between entries. mixed numbers and improper fractions.

UNDERSTANDING OUR LATIN-AMERICAN NEIGHBORS USING NOUNS Eyegate js SVE ej A visit to the Pan American Building known as "The Nouns classified, rules for forming plurals, possessives. House of the Americas" in Washington D.C., gives us Properties of nouns, classifucation - common and proper, insight into our good neighbor policy with the peoples concrete and abstract, collective and numberorder. to the South. 62

USING PERSONAL PRONOUNS VEGETABLES FOR THE CITY EBF js Curr. Combines drawings of people in action with sentences Preparation for growing of vegetables, soil, planting, describing their action, lending immediacy and focus to cultivation, harvesting. various grammatical situations. Common errors in sentenced composition are pointed out with illustrations VENEZUELA of simple rules for avoiding these errors. MGHT ej Fast growing Caracas as the capital. Country of con- USING PREPOSITIONS, INTERJECTIONS, AND trasts; rich and poor. modern and primitive.Farmlands CONJUNCTIONS of Central Highlands, poor Indian families of Andes SVE ej foothills. Wealthy oil wells, iron ore deposits. Discusses these three parts of speech together with information basic to the understanding of clauses and VENEZUELA: CRADLE OF LIBERTY phrases. Eyegate js Venezuela, or "Little Venice, " its climate, people and USING PRONOUNS resources. SVE ej Explains antecendent of the pronoun. Pronouns classi- VENEZUELA: LAND OF PROGRESS fied - personal, relative, interrogative, demonstrative, Eyegate js indefinite. Personal pronouns as to person, number, Rich in natural resources and tourists attractions. Buil- gender and case. ding projects, improving roads, and housing. Composed of twenty states with beautiful Caracas as its capital. USING THE COMPLETE ENTRY ABC ej VERB AND THE SENTENCE Introductory materials, different forms of words, his- EBF js tory, how words are used, and comparison ofwords. Combines drawings of people in action with sentences de- scribing their action, lending immediacy and focus to USING VERBALS various grammatical situations. Common errors in SVE ej sentenced composition are pointed out with illustrations Using verbs as other parts of speech. Infinitives, gerunds, of simple rules for avoiding these errors. participles are treated. VERBS, THE MOTORS OF SENTENCES USING VERBS PSP j SVE ej Stresses importance of the verb. Difference between action and state of being verbs. Functions and forms of tenses. Explains voice and VIENNA mood, transitive and intransitive verbs. EBF js The visual excitement and immediacy of an actual trip USING WHAT YOU KNOW through this great city is brought into the classroom ABC pe through these real-life photos. Dictionary Use. The key to the meaning and pronuncia- tion of words. VILLAGE LIFE IN INDIA JH ej VACATION ON THE PAMPAS Customs, homes, crafts, and cultural forces in an MGHT ej Indian village. Carlos uses his lariat to stop a runaway colt and stops possible injury to his sister Tina. Action takes place VILLAGE LIFE IN SOUTH KOREA in an estancia in Argentina. JH ej The ways of life, ancient customs, and anticipated changes VALLEY REGIONS OF THE NORTHEAST in an important area of the world. SVE ej Goods and people moving from the Atlantic ocean to the VILLAGES IN FRENCH CANADA interior takes three major routes: Hudson-Mohawk, EBF ejs St. Lawrence Seaway, Pennsylvania Turnpike. Real life photos of the quaint attractions of the French Canadian villages. VARIABLES AND COORDINATES MGHT ejs VILLAGES IN GREECE Mathematical word symbols help us to think quickly and EBF ejs communicate ideas to others. Explanations of various Photos showing sharp contrast and basic differences of constants, variables, coordinates and other terms in- this region with the outside world. cluded. VISIT TO THE SHOPPING CENTER, A VEGETABLE AND GADGET PR1NTLNG MGHT p IMPRL pe Family goes to shopping center. They visit the grocery Methods of making a paint pad, and procedures for store and shop in its several departments. Child wanders printing with various kinds of vegetables. off, father visits other stores in search of him. 63

VISUAL DISCRIMINATION WESTERN PLAINS AND ROCKY MOUNTAINS Eyegate p SVE ej Through a series of various letters and symbol corn- Introduction of contour planting. Production of farm binations, visual perception is exercised. crops, cattle, petroleum, natural gas.

VOWEL SOUNDS WESTERN MOUNTAIN AREA, THE JH pe MGHT ej (Order By Set - 5 F .S.) This presentation divides this vast area of Canada into Develops and reinforces visual and auditory recog- Coastal, Interior and Eastern Mountain regions. Climate, nition of vowel sounds. Helps children to make the industry, farming and cities of each region are dis- correct sound-letter associations. cussed. Short Vowels Long Vowels WESTERN U. S.- ITS HISTORY Digraphs MGHT ejs Vowel Dipthongs and Vowel Influenced By R. From Coronado's explorations in the south to Pike's ex- plorations in the north; Mexican Cession, Homestead Act, WALK IN THE WOODS, A cattle ranches, railroads, Mormon settlement. Curr. pe Emphasizes the joy and adventure of being out of doors WETBACK HOUND, THE and close to nature. EBF pej Adapted from Disney's motion picture, this filmstrip WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY offers educationally sound basic language are materials. FSH ej Washington's boyhood through his administration as WHAT IS A FRACTION? first President of the United States is depicted in the Curr. February 22nd holiday. The fraction 1/4 is used as an example to show numerous concepts. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY EBF ej WHAT IS IN THE SKY The historical events behind this national holiday is de- Eyegate ej picted in watercolor, providing a colorful and in- A basic introduction to our solar system and its relation formative background for this celebration. to the galaxy. Asteroids, meteors, and cornets are ex- plained. WATER BIRDS EBF ej WHAT IS MAGNETISM Motivational material organized for classroom in the JH ej Disney approach to the beauty and wonder of nature. Explains the molecular and electron theories of mag- netism. WATER TRANSPORTATION EBF e WHAT IS PROFIT? Depicts life aboard a ship and various sailing vessels. Wasp ej Ingenuity in a primitive culture made it possible for all WE HAVE YOU COVERED people to profit by work assignments. SVE p Simple, acceptable practices for control of the common WHAT IS WIND? cold. JH p Helps children to develop good thinking habits and a proper WE WORK WITH PAPER & SCISSORS scientific attitude toward problem solving through experi- EBF pe mentation and demonstrations. Shows children how they can develop creative art ex- pression by using familiar tool and materials. WHAT THE BANK DOES WITH ANDY'S MONEY Wasp ej WEALTHY HUDSON RIVER VALLEY Andy earns interest on his deposit as a result of an in- IMPRL ejs dustrial loan by the bank. From Sleepy Hollow restorations to the Roosevelts and Vanderbilts at Hyde Park. WHAT TO DO WITH A SUMMER FOM WEATHER EXPERIMENTS Summer need not be "time-off" from the growth process. SVE p Planning for the wise use of free time through work and Demonstrates common weather phenomena. play experience is taught.

WEDGES WHEAT BELT JH p SVE ej Views real life situations, thus enabling childgren to Complete story of wheat. Latest machinery, harvesting recognize everday objects as forms of simple machines. and grain elevators. Weather features. Difference be- tween spring and winter wheat. 64

WHEAT FARMERS IN WESTERNCANADA WINTER IS HERE SVE p EBF ejs of Winter by awaking Real life photos of dairy and wheatfarming in Quebec. Helps children recognize the signs their natural curiosity. WHEELS AND AXLES AT WORK WOLF AND THE SEVEN KIDS JH ej force. Ability JH P Resistance can be overcome with little then eaten by the to move objects depends on manyfactors. The kids who have been tricked and wolf are rescued by their motherwho replaces them with sleeps. WHEN YOU GO TO WORK stones while the wolf F OM s Preparation for the world of work. Variousjob areas WONDERFUL WORLD OF THE BROTHERSGRIMM, THE are examined and therequirements of each outlined. SVE ejs for specific jobs Adaptation of MGM motion pictureabout two brothers Means of obtaining further retraining world of children's are presented. who contributed much to the literature. WHERE EAST AND WEST MEET WONDERS OF CRYSTALS SVE ej Different agricultural landscapes on theAtlantic MIS ejs Appalachian Moun- Beautiful crystal specimens provide theevidence of mole- Coastal Plain, the Piedmont, the shapes are determined tains, Chesapeake Bay area. cular structure. Characteristic by molecular forces. WHERE PEOPLE LIVE & WORK WONDERS OF SNOW SVE ej various occu- MIS ejs Density and distribution of population, of snow crystals. pations, and ways of living are shownia several regions. Uses of snow and microscopic view

WHY AND HOW THE COW MAKESMILK WOODLAND INDIANS (Iroquois) JH pe Wasp pe presented Care and feeding of dairyanimals and their products. The Iroquois, a typical woodland group, are as they lived in theearly days before the influence of WHY DO WE HAVE DAY AND NIGHT European civilization. FSH pe Turning a basketball to demonstraterotation of earth- WORK, FRICTION AND MACHINES why sun appears to move; meaning ofsunrise and sunset. JH ej Definition of work measurement,overcoming friction, rolling or fluid friction. WHY DOES if RAIN? FSH pe Discovering that water evaporates into theair from WORKING WITH MAGNETS steaming kettle, pool, plants, wash on aline; con- Eyegatep plate to make rain- Series of photos show children in theirexperiences with densing vapor from kettle on cold magnetism. Concludes with uses of a compass. drops. WORKING WITH PAINTS WHY WE USE MONEY pej Wasp ej EBF division of labor; How-to-do-it close-up of student's handsworking with Limitations of barter system. The make the most necessity, for paper money of largedenominations paints. Shows young children how to common materials andsimple tools. and checks. WORKING WITH WAX CRAYON3 WILD BILL HICKOK EBF pej EBF ej presented through How-to-do-it close-up of student's handsworking with Folklore of early days in the U.S. is how to make the most realistic drawings that capture thespirit of this daring crayons. Shows young children simple tools. and adventurous pioneer. common materials and

WINTER COMES TO THE COUNTRY WORLD OF LIVING THINGS MGHT p SVE p for winter. Some How living things grow, homes ofliving things, how Changes in animals in preparation Differences in change color, some store food, somehibernate. animals and plants protect themselves. two main groups of animals. WINTER DAYS (ESKIMOS OFALASKA) Curr. pej Depicts life of the Eskimos in winterhabitats, clothing, work, etc. 65

WORRIED ABOUT COLLEGE? ZOO SNAKES AND THEIR RELATIVES FOM s EBF pe A review of how colleges select individuals for ad- Striking close-ups in brilliant color in surroundings mission relieves fear and tension, and prepares the which approximate their natural habitats. student his attempt to enroll in the college of his choice. Personal and academic qualifications are discussed.

WRIGHT BROTHERS JH ej Points out events leading up to the invention of the airplane. Shows the planning leading up to the first flight and also the problems of selling their invention to the public.

YOU AND YOUR FOOD YAF pe Importance of nutrition, the "basic seven" and water to to the human by ly.

YOU AND YOUR GUIDANCE COUNSELOR FOM s The interrelationship of guidance and the total school program and the advantages of seeking the guidance counselor's aid in educational, vocational and social areas are delineated in this filmstrip.

YOU CAN FIND WORDS EASILY SVE pe Introduces the learner to the general format of the dictionary.

YOUR BONES AND MUSCLES JH p Care of bones and muscles stressed.

YOUR DAILY BREAD ABAK pe Bread from the field to your table - growing wheat, baking process, and nutritional value.

YOUR EYES AND EARS ARE GOOD HELPERS SVE p Two sounds of th.

YOUR FOOD AND DIGESTION JH p Stresses care in selecting food-eating habits.

YOUR SEARCH FOR SELF FOM All of us are engaged in a search for self by exam- ination and evaluation of ourselves, and by observing the reaction of others to us, we learn to succeed in the search.

YOUR TEETH AND THEIR CARE JH p Deals with care of teeth, purpose and function.

YOU'RE ON PARADE SVE pe Importance of neatness and cleanliness for good grooming. 67

SOUND FILMSTRIPS from LusAi Filmstrips with one or more records or tapes are packaged together as a unit or set. The annotated list of sound film- strips gives the essential information about each set group. "T" ou title indicates series has tapes. The initial title of a series or set of filmstrips is to be found in UPPER CASE letters. PLEASE USE THIS TITLE WHEN ORDERING. Additional titles in any set are listed in upper and lcwer case letters.If you desire to order any title in a given set please use initial title of series in upper case letters. Grade Levels: p-Primary (Gr K-3) e-Elementary (Gr 4-6) j- Junior High (Gr 7-9) h-High School (Gr 10-12)

ALL ABOUT MILK BIKE BEHAVIOR LFSS p CAFM ej Shows how a group of seven and eight year old children Sad consequences of stunt riding, disobeying traffic sig- experience science through first-hand study trips and nals, and other unsafe bicycle practices. experimentation. BLUEBERRIES FOR SAL and Play With Me BASIC THEORY OF HEAT and Conversion of Heat to WW p Useful Work 1. The common needs of man and beast are portrayed SVE s through the characters of a little girl and a little bear. 1. What heat is, measurement in everyday terms; 2. The enjoyment found sitting pretty patiently in the absolute "Kelvin scale." woods where friendly animals almost become play- 2. Newest methods aimed at greatest thermal mates. efficiency and power . BOY, THE and Bike Behavior BEAUTY AND THE BEAST and Frog PrinceT SVE p Eyegate p 1. Incident from Lincoln's boyhood tells how stepmother wins a lonely boy's heart. BEE BUSINESS 2. Importance of obeying safety rules of the road. FSS ejs A moving study of bee talk, honey production, mating BOY WHO CRIED WOLF time, and the activities of queens, workers, and Wasp pe drones. The moral of, after a lie has been told nobody believes the truth, is illustrated by the shepherd boy's false re- BEGINNINGS OF DEMOCRACY AND GOVERNMENT and ports. Dawn of Democracy in Ancient Greece T Eyegate ejs BRUNO MUNARI'S - ABC and See and Say Traces man's gradual development in making and exe- WW p cuting laws. Stepping-stones of Democracy are 1. From an ant to a fly going "Zzz" children are taken clearly defined from primitive societies. Explores the through a stunning graphic display of an imaginative early struggles over laws, regulation and gives in- alphabet. sight into the working of the government. 2. Colored woodcuts picture familiar objects and name each in English, Italian, French and Spanish. BENJAMIN BANNEKER and Robert Smalls SVE ejs CAPS FOR SALE and Little Toot 1. First American Negro to become a national figure WW p in his life time. Mathematician, astronomer, 1. A charming tale of the peddlar whose stolen caps publisher, inventor. As a surveyor, he helped to mean all kind of monkey business. plan Washington D.C. 2. Little Toot, an object of scorn for playing games 2. Slave who captured the prize ship of the Confederate until - lie alone rescues an ocean liner in trouble. Navy for Union forces and went on to serve as legis- lator from South Carolina. CHANTICLEER AND THE FOX and Finders Keepers WW p BIGGEST BEAR and Andy and The Lion 1. From Canterbury Tales, the fable of the vain cock WW p and the shrewd fox is retold with a medieval farm 1. Johnny hunts for the biggest bear it the forest and scene. comes home with a little bear that grows and grows. 2. Two squabbling pups soon learn a lesson Lt sharing 2. Andy aids a lion in distress, then has his friendship when confronted by a bigger threat. repaid when the loyal lion helps Andy become a hero on circus day. CHARACTERISTICS OF SEAWATER and Currents, Waves COMMUNISM AND ECONOMICS and Communism and Human and Tides Rights SVE js SVE js 1. Chemical, physical properties. 1. Controlled economy vs. free enterprise .Contrasts 2. Explanation of tide pulls, currents . US and Soviet industry, progress, unions, fine arts. 2. Defines "socialistic realism", Soviet and US ideas CHOO-CHOO, THE LITTLE SWITCH and Our Auto Trip of truth. Compare educational methods, religious SVE p attitudes. "Closed" vs "Open" society. 1. Sometimes it takes two to get the "Steamliners" passengers to the station on time. COMMUNISM: YEARS OF STRUGGLE and Communism: The 2. To the country and Grandfather's house - many Cold War things to see. SVE js 1. Early years of economic hardship, collectivization CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD of agriculture, industrialization. Stalin regime and SVE ej purge trials of thirties. Celebrate the holiday season in the customs and tra- 2. Cold War relations between Russia and US postwar to ditions of American, European and Asiatic countries. Vietnam. Policy shifts,"thaws"struggle between USSR and Red China. CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD and Christmas Traditions COMMUNIST PARTY and American Cold War Eyegate pej SVE js Interesting and instructive regarding this joyous 1. How Party worked, national and local levels toward occasion as celebrated in various parts of the world. world domination. Contrasts the Party with role of political parties in US. 2. Emphasizes how Communism's spread threatens our CHRISTMAS CAROL way of life and what we can and must do about it. SVE ej Tiny Tim, Scrooge, Bob Cratchit spring to life in CROW AND THE PITCHER this captivating adaptation of Dicken's unforgettable Wasp pe Christmas fantasy. Memorable account of Scrooge's The moral of, if you lack strength use skill, is illustrated miraculous transformation after his night with the by a thirsty crow. Three Spirits of Christmas. DAEDALUS AND ICARUS and Damocles, The Sword of Damocles CHRISTMAS DONKEY Eyegate ejs SVE pe Some of the oldest and most ingenious of stories in Western A charming story of a small lazy donkey chosen by literature. Although originated mostly by the Greeks, the Mary and Joseph for their journey. Romans adopted these story ideas as their own, since they attempted to explain mysterious things of the universe. CHRISTMAS IN ENGLAND AND NORWAY SVE ejs DAMON AND PYTHIAS and Jason and The Golden FleeceT Christmas customs and traditions in these countries Eyegate ejs through glimpses of family life and festive public Some of the oldest and most ingenious of stories in scenes. Western literature. Although originated mostly by the Greeks, the Romans adopted these story ideas as their CHRISTMAS IN GERMANY AND MEXICO own, since they attempted to explain mysterious things SVE ejs of the universe. Christmas customs and traditions in these countries through glimpses of family lif e and festive public DANIEL BOONE'S WILDERNESS TRAIL and Rivers and Roads scenes. To The Mississippi SVE ej CHRISTMAS STORY, THE Wilderness Road and Fort Boonesboro. CAFM pej The story of Christmas as told in the gospels. DANNY AND THE DINOSAUR and Wheel on the Chimney WW p CHRISTMAS IN THE ARTS 1.After meeting a dinosaur at the museum. Danny and SVE ejs his friend have an interesting outing in a large city. Art masterpieces with traditional Christmas scores 2. A tale of two storks who raise their young in Hungary and carols. and winter in Africa.

CIVIL WAR DEMOCRACY AT WORK-HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW and Wasp ejs The Right and Duties of Citizens Each song is introduced by a background story ex- Eyegate ejs plaining why it was so popular and significant at its Traces man's gradual development in making and executing particular time in history. laws. Stepping-stones of Democracy are clearly defined from primitive societies. Explores the early struggles over laws and regulation and gives insight into the working of the government. 69 DEVELOPING BASIC VALUES EGYPT, LAND OF THE NILE and Early Nations Of Asia T SVE pe Eyegate ej Moral and ethical values in daily living, respect for Man's age-long quest for freedom had its beginning in property, rights of others. famed old world civilizations. We recaptured the Respect For Property-Right to win property without achievements of the past and show how we adapted "Old fear of theft or damage. Daily examples. World" ideas and procedures into our structure of Consideration For Others-School made more pleasant government. with a helping hand and consideration. Acceptance Of Differences-Lives of great men with ELEMENTARY FRENCH FOR YOUNG AMERICANS various backgrounds, religions, nationalities. Daily SVE ej. examples: poor girls, shy, sickly boy, "dumb bell." Dans LaSalle De Classe (In the Class Room) Recognition Of Responsibilities-To the group, to your Apre's L'Ecole (After School) own body knowing truth before repeating it. En Famille (With the Family) A La Masion (At Home) DEVELOPMENT OF THE AMERICAN SHORT STORY Le Matin (In The Morning) SVE js La Fete De Pierre (Pierre's Birthday Party) Early Development-Fantasy and Humor-Irving; emotions and attitudes-Hawthorne; horror, super- EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES IN SPACE SCIENCE natural, and detective-Poe. Describes worlds early UCLA js short stories portray. The story of sub-orbital and orbital flights, space Late 19th Early 20th Century Development-Regional capsules, and opportunities that are available for those interest, Realism, individual emotions, attitudes, who are educated. sympathy for common man. Equal Opportunities In Space Science-Part I Modern nevelopment-Satire, Realism, Psychological Equal Opportunities In Space Science-Part II approach, impact and importance of magazines, and paperbacks. EXPLORING THE MYTHS OF PREJUDICE Interpretation And Evaluation Of The Short Story- Wasp ejs Emphasis on plot, character analysis, setting and Explores the nature of prejudice, culture, racial mood, author's purpose and portrayal of life. characteristics, and basic anthropology in light of science and history. DISCOVERY OF AMERICA and Exploration Of America SVE ejs FIRST SETTLERS and Pilgrims And Puritans 1. Trials of Columbus in his efforts to find a route to SVE ejs the Indies. His career from earliest voyage to 1. Adventures of the French on the frontier, Jamestown death. colonists and others who braved life in a New World. 2. Explorations of Cabot, Balboa, Magellan and others, 2. How they fled to America seeking religious freedom, how their courage made colonization possible. bringing faith and courage to the New World.

DUTCH, ENGLISH, FRENCH & SPANISH COLONISTS and FIRST TRAIL INTO THE WEST and Mountain Men Prelude To Independence SVE ej SVE ejs Pikes expedition Westward migration pathways. 1. Settlers of different origin laid ground work for colonization in California, New Amsterdam, Penn- FIVE CHINESE BROTHERS and Jenny's Birthday Book sylvania, etc. WW p 2. Great events leading to the birth of a strong, new 1. Five identical-looking brothers outwit the towns- nation. people and save themselves from tragic demise. 2. A kitten birthday celebrated with her friends at EARLY COLONY DAYS the park. Wasp ejs Each song is introduced by a background story ex- FOCUS ON CHANGE plaining why it was so popular and significant at its NEA particular time in history. For PTA and Teacher Training. A new look at the im- portant needs of students, teachers, curriculm, and EASTER CUSTOMS facilities and their more efficacious use. SVE pe Easter Around The World- Easter celebrations in many FOUNDING OF AMERICAN DEMOCRACY and Steps In The countries and the Fifth Ave. Easter Parade in New York. Rise of American DemocracyT How We Got Our Easter Customs - Traces interesting Eyegate ejs origins of some secular Easter customs i.e. Easter Traces man's gradual development in making and executing parade, Easter eggs. laws. Stepping-stones of Democracy are clearly defined from primitive societies. Explores the early struggles EFFECTS PF HEAT and Heat As Radiant Energy over laws and regulation and gives an insight into the SVE working of the government. 1. Freezing and melting points in crystaline and non- crystaline substances. 2. Heat waves as a part of the electromagnetic wave spectrum, how focused, transmitted, reflected or absorbed; the snooper scope. 70

FREDERICK A. DOUGLASS and Harriet Tubman GRANDFATHER'S BOYHOOD THANKSGIVING SVE ejs SVE ej 1. Publisher, US Marshall, 1st nationally recognized A nostalgic return to the "good" old dew.Grandfather Negro orator and Minister to Haiti. recalls Thanksgiving in the early 1900's. 2. Respectfully called "Black Moses" and "Conductor" of the Underground railroad to freedom. GRASSHOPPER AND THE ANTS Wasp pe FRIENDLY BEASTS AT JESUS' MANGER The grasshopper chooses to play rather than work. The SVE p ants save the grasshopper from starvation when winter According to legend, each animal at the Nativity re- comes. lates his conttibution to welcome the coming of Christ. HAPPY OWLS and Three Robbers and Norman the Doorman FROG WENT-A-COURT1NG and The Big Snow WW p WW 1. The Wise legend of two owls who tell the constantly 1. An ancient ballad updated immemorializes the quarreling barnyard fowl why they are hippy. wedding of Miss Mousie and Mr. Frog and their 2. Three fierce robbers terrify the countryside until wedding guests.. they meet the little girl Tiffany who helps them turn 2. A kindly old couple rescue birds, rabbits and deer their gold to good use. threatened by a winter storm. 3. A mouse trap sculpture submitted by Norman, a mouse guard, shows charm and resourcefulness. FUNDAMENTALS OF ECONOMICS-I Eyegate ej HAROLD AND THE PURPLE CRAYON and Don't Count Your What Is Economics? Introduction to complexity that Chicks makes consumer products possible for manufacturer WW to consumer. 1. Harold draws his way in and out of adventure with the Money-Limitations of bartering, our monetary system; wondrous magic of a purple crayon. comparative monetary valuations. 2. The story of the farm woman and her eggs unfolds with Taxes-Federal and state objectives, income tax, and the warmth and humor of country life. tax evasion. Banks and Banking-Banking services, interest rates, HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT and Hey Diddle, Diddle, Baby mortgages, commercial and savings banks, F .D.I.C. Bunting and The Milkmaid WW p FUNDAMENTALS OF ECONOMICS-II Familiar nursery rhymes interestingly told. Eyegate ej Business Organizations-Industrial banking, business re- HOW RADIO AND RADAR WORK and How Electricity Is quirements, partnerships, corporations, and financing. Produced Labor and Labor Unions-Objectives of unionism, manage- SVE ej ments views of labor, advantages and disadvantages 1. How radio waves are produced and travel. Ftuictions of a strike. of transmitter and receiver. Basic radar concepts. Credit Buying- Laws of supply and demand, impulse 2. How generators and batteries differ. Producing buying advantages and disadvantages of credit buying. electricity by piezoelectric, photoelectric, thermo- Population-Population explosion, problems of senior electric effects. citizens, restrictive immigration, effects of auto- mation. HOW WE GOT OUR CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS SVE ej GOLD RUSH and Three Routes to Eldorado Relates the origin of carols, creche, tree, decorations, SVE ej gifts, Santa Claus and relation of various customs to aue 1. Gold is discovered at Capt. John Sutter's mill in meaning of Christmas. California. 2. The great gold rush of 1849 draws people by land IMMIGRATION AND INDUSTRIALIZATION and sea. Wasp ejs Each song is introduced by a background story explaining GOOD DAY IN THE SECOND GRADE why it was so popular and significant at its particular Long p time in history. An A .C.E. production gives a quick overview of a post office unit and how opportunities are provided to satis- IN SEARCH OF GOLD fy the normal drives of learning. Wasp ejs Each song is introduced by a background story explaining GRANDEUR THAT WAS ROME and Glory That Was Greece T why it was so popular and significant at its particular Eyegate ej time in history. Man's age-long quest for freedom had its beginning in famed old world civilizations. We recaptured the achievements of the past and show how we adapted "Old World" ideas and procedures into our structure of government. 71

IN THE FOREST and Curious George Rides A Bike LEGACY OF THE CIVIL WAR WW p Eyegate js 1. A small boy jaunts through the forest joined by a The Rise of Southern Nationalism Before TheCivil War- succession of animal friends who parade, picnic The South before 1860, stratified class systems,Cal- and play with him. houn's Doctrine. 2. The adventures of the monkey who makes mischief The Civil War Considered As a Revolution-Magnitudeof a habit. events between 1861 and 1865, slave holdingclasses broken, rise in Northern industrialization. INDIANS FOR THANKSGIVING Presidential vs Congressional Reconstruction-Conflict of SVE pe interests, the Northern radicals, the Fourteenth Amend- Two pilgrim girls befriend the son of anIndian Chief ment, separate-but-equal doctrine. and avert an attack on the settlement. Civil Rights: The Legacy Of The Civil War-Share cropping problems of segregation, integration in the South, INSTRUMENTS OF THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA equality and change. JH ejs Correlated voice and musical recordings help students LENTIL and The Camel Who Took A Walk develop skill in both audio and visual recognition of WW p instruments. 1. Delightful vignettes of a boy and his harmonica who 1. String Instruments save the day in a typical American town. 2. Woodwind Instruments 2. Suspense and a surprise ending climax a dangerous 3. Brass Instruments episode of an unsuspecting camel. 4. Percussion Instruments 5. Melodious Percussion Instruments LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION "I" and Lewis and Clark 6. The Orchestra Expedition "II" SVE ej INTO THE SOUTHWEST and Oregon Country 1. Traces the two and a half years of expedition; Story SVE ej of Sacajawea. 1. Pike's expedition to Santa Fe: A mule caravan. 2. Purpose of trip, accomplishments, return to 2. Capt. Gray discovers the Columbia River; Mormon St. Louis. migration. LIFE BEGINS SERIES(Elementary)(Preview Before Using) INTRODUCTIONS TO OUR EARTH AND SUN Eyegatepe SVE ej Miss Brown's Class Goes To The Zoo - A trip to the zoo Our Earth: Land, Water, and Air-Nature of compo- reveals certain differences between animals, helps sition of earth. Relates oceans, rivers, lakes and identify the mammal class, and begins to relate, by core of earth. way of study of mammals, to human reproduction. Earth's Blanket of Air-Air is everything - in soil,water, The Zoo Trip "Show And Tell" - (A follow-up to the film- living things. Effects of earth's air blanket on life. strip, Miss Brown's Class Goes To The Zoo) A dis- How Earth's Movements Affects Us-Effects of distance cussion of reproduction in animals is followed by a from the sun, rotation, revolution, and tilted position. simple introduction to such processes as fertilization and pregnancy in humans. JOHNNY, THE FIREMAN and Buddy, The Little Taxi SVE p LIFE BEGINS SERIES(Secondary) (Preview Before Using) 1. Johnny thrills to ride on a fire engine. Eyegatejs 2. It's a little bit of a surprise to see Buddy become Reproduction In The Flower - Concentrates on the a pickup truck. structure and function of the reproductive parts ofthe flower. Background material on general cell repro- KING MIDAS AND THE GOLDEN TOUCH and PandoraAnd duction. Concept that all living things reproduce in the The Gift Of The Gods same manner. Eyegate ejs Human Reproduction - Human reproductive system in de- Some of the oldest and most ingenious of stories in West- tail. Body changes in puberty, similarities with plant ern literature. Although originatedmostly in the Greeks, reproductive structures and functions are brought out. the Romans adopted these story ideas as their own, since Heredity, fertilization, pregnancy,birth and general they attempted to explain mysterious things of the universe. family relations are discussed.

LEARNING ABOUT THE SEASONS LIFE OF THE OPEN SEAS and Life Of The Sea Floor And SVEp Shore A Walk In The Rain - Children walk with mother and see SVE js how spring rain gives a drink to all living things. 1. Tapped the ocean's food resources. Going On a Picnic-Lind and Bobby picnic in the country 2. Plants and animals of coral reefs, shores, depths. with their parents and enjoy the beauty of the summer- time world. LION AND THE MOUSE When Autumn Comes-Children catch falling leaves, see Wasp pe birds fly south, gather pumpkins. The moral of kindness is never lost. The lion spares Getting Ready For Winter-After Kathy gets her winter the mouse who later frees him. coat, Daddy shows how birds, squirrels, and flowers get ready for winter. 72

LISTEN-THERE ARE SOUNDS AROUND YOU MEASUREMENTS ARE FOR A PURPOSE Guidance Assoc .(Head start-Primary) SVE js A fascinating variety of visual and auditory patterns Part I - Standards and Measurements-History of measurements with which the child can become involved. Natural primary and secondary standards. Development from and man-made sounds, urban and rural have been ancient Egyptians to advanced methods of French and carefully selected. English, resulting in our linear and metric measurements. Part II - Measurements Systems And Theory-Discusses LITTLE CLOUD and Game Of Might-Have-Been various theories of measurement and factors that de- SVEp termine the selection of instrumentation on specific jobs. 1. Joy of sharing and helping others as cloud gives of Emphasizes demand for greater precision will continue. himself as gentle rain. 2. Fun of wishful thinking, and necessity of accepting MIGHTY HUNTERS and Raggedy Elf things as they really are. SVE p 1. Indian legend about the big dipper; how Indians used LITTLE LOST ANGEL stars. SVE pe 2. How stingy elf learns the value of friendship, ger .irosity A little angel comes to earth to visit the Christ Child and the joy of sharing with others. and decides to stay. MILLER, HIS SON AND THEIR DONKEY and Sing A Song Of LITTLE RED LIGHTHOUSE and Circus Baby Sixpence and Queen OF Hearts WW p WW p 1. A story, rooted in fact, reaffirms for little people 1. The miller makes the difficult discovery that he must the great importance of small things in a world not try to please everyone. that seems to dwarf them. 2. Great fun in recitation of jolly jingles. 2. Tells the story of the mother elephant who learns that she shouldn't get her baby to act like a human. MILLIONS OF CATS and Mike Mulligan And His Steam Shovel WW p LITTLE TIM AND THE BRAVE SEA CAPTAIN and Crow Boy 1. An elderly couple seek a cat for a pet, find millions, WW p and end up raising the only surviving kitten. 1. The adventures of the stowaway Tim who becomes a 2. A story of a steamshovel that defied obsolescence gallant sailor. by becoming the furnace in the Popperville Town Hall. 2. The intolerences of a small boy's classmates are overshadowed when his strange talent wins for him MINORITIES HAVE MADE AMERICA GREAT the admiration of the community. Wasp ejs This series teaches an understanding and an appreciation LOOK ABOUT YOU of America's greatest heritage-its people. Each filmstrip Guidance Assoc. (Head Start - Primary) traces the story of these different ethnic groups from early A most interesting excursion into color, shape, size American history to the present time. and pattern. There are repeated opportunities for children to observe, identify, match, and compare MUSIC STORIES familiar things. JH pej Each story is visualized in perfect harmony with the MADELINE'S RESCUE and The Little Island nationality and theme of each particular rendition to stim- WW ulate knowledge, appreciation and understanding of fine 1. A rhymed narrative and splashy drawing have all music. Record narration and full orchestral rendition of the fun of a small girl's mischief in conflict with each composition correlate with the filmstrips. the school discipline. 1.Peter and the Wolf 2. A chronicle of the seasons on a small island with 2.Hansel and Gretel bird, fish, and plant life. 3. The Nutcracker 4.Peer Gynt MAKE WAY FOR DUCKLINGS and Hercules 5.The Firebird WW p 6.The Sorcerer's Apprentice 1. The engaging doings of a busy Mallard family which takes up residence in Boston's Public Gardens. MYSTERIES OF SCIENCE I 2. An old-fashioned fire engine heroically saves the Eyegate ej town hall. A study of some of the incredible principles affecting all creation. MARY McCLEOD BETHUNE and George Washington Carver Cosmic Glue-Mystery of Gravity SVE ejs Magic White Sand-Mystery of Salt 1. Poverty-stricken child grew to be a famous humani- The Night The Moon Was Late-Mysteries of Light tarian, consultant to 4 U.S. Presidents and U.N. Gifts From Lightning-Mystery of Lightning delegate. Relates her efforts to improve conditions and equal opportunity. 2. Scientist of international reknown began his life in slavery. His struggle for education and how his many discoveries in chemistry and agriculture benefited mankind. 73

MYSTERIES OF SCIENCE II PADDY'S CHRISTMAS Eyegate ej SVE pe A study of some of the incredible principles affecting Paddy, a bear cub and his family, experience the joys of all creation. giving and sharing. The Web Of Wonder-The Challenge Of Science Air Conditioned Planet-Mysteries Of Water PANCHO and Johnny Crow's Garden Wild Navigators-The Mystery of Migration WW p A Strange Friend-kilysteries of Termite Life 1. A clever Mexican boy is able to rope a bull that has been terrorizing his village. NATIONS ARISE-THE DARK AGES 400-1000 A.D. and Man 2.This version features portraits of animal friends per- Achieves New Freedoms-The Middle Ages1000-1492 T forming their incredible pranks. Eyegate ej Man's age-long quest for freedom had its beginning in PEGASUS AND BELLEROPHON and Phaethon And The Chariot fames old world civilizations. We recaptured the Of The Sun T achievements of the past and show how we adapted "old Eyegate ejs world" ideas and procedures into our structure of Some of the oldest and most ingenious of stories in government. Western literature. Although originated mostly by the Greeks, the Romans adopted these story ideas as their 1920'sAND THE DEPRESSION own, since they attempted to explain mysterious things of Wasp ejs the universe.

Each song is introduced by a background story explaining PEOPLE WE KNOW why it was so popular and significant at its particular Guidance Assoc. (Heal Start-Primary) time in history. The sights and sounds of careers related to transportation, communication, education, the arts and sciences, agri- NUCLEAR RADIATION AND DETECTORS and Nuclear culture, and public services, including police work, fire Radiation Fallout fighting and prevention and space. Question-answer SVE s technique. 1. Techniques and instruments used to measure x-rays and nuclear radiation. Five-action photos explain PINOCCHIO and Rapunzel T operational principles. Eyegate p 2.Three types of atomic bomb fallout; shows how fall- out changes sensitive balance of, or destroys a cell, PLACES TO GO genetic mutations. Guidance Assoc. (Head Start-Primary) Introduces children to the concepts of space, direction, NUCLEAR RADIATION IN OUTER SPACE and Uses Of and place.One is made aware of the similarities and Nuclear Radiation In Industry differences in climate, terrain, and other geological SVE s conditions. Directional prepositions, prefixes, and ex- 1. Compared with earth radiation: cosmic ray intensify pressions on a primary level. Question-answer technique. 2.Characteristics that make radio isotopes useful. PLANTS AND HOW THEY GROW NUTCRACKER, THE SVE pe JH pe Describes what leaves and stems do; what plants eat and The Nutcracker corncts alive on Christmas Eve. Legend their development. Also shows that all plants have the and music. same main parts.

OLD MOTHER HUBBARD AND HER DOG and Old Woman and POST WAR Her Pig Wasp ejs WW p Each song is introduced by a background story explaining Familiar Nursery Rhymes interestingly told. why it was so popular and significant at its particular time in history. OTHER WISE MAN, THE SVE ej PREHISTORIC MAN-DAWN OF CIVILIZATION T Story of the fourth wise man. When the three wise Eyegate ej men left him behind, he spent a lifetime searching for Man's age-long quest for freedom had its beginning in the Saviour. fames old world civilizations. We recaptured the achieve- ments of the past and show how we adapted "Old World" OVER IN THE MEADOW and The Fox Went Out On A ideas and procedures into our structure of government. Chilly Night WW p PRODUCING STATIC ELECTRICITY and Electric Circuits 1. A gay counting song in which things of the outdoors And How They Work provide the setting for a lesson in numbers and SVE ej nature. 1. How materials become positively and negatively 2.Mr. Fox raids the farm to feed his family and an changed. Why charge objects repel or attract. exciting chase ensues. 2.Steps necessary to form a circuit. Difference in parallel and series circuits. Why a fuse "blows" 74 SEX: A MORAL DILEMMA FOR TEENAGERS PUPPY FOR CHRISTMAS s SVE p Guidance Assoc. the responsibility and fun of A uniquely structured audio-visualaid for guidance and A puppy for Johnny teaches effective usage, it is taking care of a pet. group discussion. For the most important that you familiarize your self withCounselor's RABBIT AND THE TURTLE guide. Wasp pe The Canal The moral of slow and steady winsthe race. Fastness SNOWY DAY, THE and The Cow Who Fell In of the rabbit does not match persistenceof the turtle. WW p 1. A fascinating tale of a small boy'sdelight in a city RENAISSANCE and Age of snowfall. REBIRTH OF LEARNING-THE 2. Hendrika, unhappy on Mr.Hofstra's Dutch farm, falls Exploration T onto a raft and floats to the city. Eyegate ej Man's age-long quest for freedom had itsbeginning in famed old worldpivilizations. Werecaptured the SONGS OF THE CIVIL WAR adapted "Old SVE ej achievements of the past and show how we "Tenting" "Goober World" ideas and procedures into ourstructure of "For Lincoln and Liberty" "Dixie" Peas" "Battle Hymn Of The Republic" government.

RECONSTRUCTION AND THE WEST SONGS OF THE COWBOY SVE ej Waspejs background story ex- Tribulations and longings of the cowboys inthe early days Each song is introduced by a Trail" Get Along plaining why it was so popular andsignificant at its of the American West. "The Old Chisholm particular time in history. Little Dogies", others.

RED CARPET and The StoryAbout Ping SONGS OF THE MOUNTAINS SVE ej WW p adapted the 1. Tells the story of a carpetthat ran away to greet Early settlers in the southern Appalachians songs of their youth to theirlives. "Barbara Allen" the Duke of Sultana. 2. A poor Chinese duck, to escapepunishment travels "Old Smokey" , others. afar with narrow escapes,later to have a safe homecoming. SOUTH, THE Wasp ejs Each song is introduced by a background storyexplaining REVOLUTIONARY WAR why it was so popular and significant at itsparticular Wasp ejs Each story is introduced by abackground story ex- time in history. plaining why it was so popularand significant at its particular time in history. SOVIET UNION TODAY 111 ej T Development Of The Soviet Union RISE OF DEMOCRACY IN ENGLAND Geography Of The Soviet Union Eyegate ejs in making and exe- Farming And Rural Life In The SovietUnion Traces man's gradual development City Life In The Soviet Union cuting laws. Stepping-stonesof Democracy are clearly Explores the early European Life In The Soviet Union defined from primitive societies. European Russia And The Ukraine CaucausAnd Soviet struggles over laws andregulation and gives an insight Central Europe into the working of the government. SPARKLE AND SPIN and I Know A LotOf Things and I Read RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSEDREINDEER Signs SVE p tradition in itself. WW A story that has become a 1. All about words, full of wonderand enchantment, color And Rose Red and and sound. RUMPELSTILTSIUN and Snow White explored and ex- Dwarfs T 2. Everyday wonders of a child's world Snow White And The Seven plained by children. Eyegatep 3. A trip to the Post Office with Peterand his dog Tuffy enables children to see and read manyhelpful signs. SCULPTURE-A TIMELESSEXPRESSION IN FORM SVE js SQUANTO AND THE FIRST THANKSGIVING Introduction To Sculpture -History. Tools of sculpture. through form and form SVE ej Understanding the medium Tells the authentic story of Squanto, abrave, who had much relationships. to do with the Pilgrim's successin Plymouth. Sculpturing In Ceramic Clay -Different techniques. Stages: sketches, modeling, preparationfor kiln, drying, finishing. Sculpturing In Relief - Importanceof composition. Five distinct sequences. Portrait In Clay - Three sequences:Preparing the arma- ture for modeling process,applying clay to armature and modeling features. 75

STONE SOUP and Georgie THREE BILLY GOATS GRUFF and Petunia WW p WW p 1. French folk tale reveals a clever trick used by 1. The terrible troll is outwitted in this story of three three soldiers who request food and lodging from brave billy goats. a selfish group of peasants. 2. The nature of wisdom is explored by the naive 2. The story of George, a friendly ghost, who is Petunia, the silly goose. forced to leave home and haunt a barn. THREE BLIND MICE and I Know An Old Lady STORIES OF MUSIC CLASSICS WW p JH Pei 1. An original version that dramatizes the adventures of Imaginative art work brings to life the stories which the mice, their narrow escape, and a happy ending. inspired composers to write some of our best loved 2. A contemporary nonsense song about an old lady whose music. Record narration and full orchestral rendition appetite makes an end of her. of each composition correlated with the filmstrips: 1. The Sleeping Beauty THUMBELINA and Ugly Duckling T 2. William Tell Eyegate p 3. A Midsummer Night's Dream 4. The Swan Lake TIME OF WONDER and A Tree Is Nice 5. The Bartered Bride WW p 6. Scheherazade 1. A McCloskey tribute to the wonders of nature or, an island in Maine. STORY OF HANUKKAH AND CHRISTMAS 2. Tells of the delights to be found under, near, or be- SVE ejs cause of trees. Two boys celebrate the holidays of their respective faiths. The historical background and meaningful TO SMOKE OR NOT TO SMOKE? traditions of each faith are traced with authenticity. Am. Cancer js A factual scientific presentation of the dangers of STORY OF THE NUTCRACKER smoking. SVE pej How Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker Ballet" was created by UNITED STATES FLAG combining legend and music. Narration and Selection SVE ejs from the score. History of Our Flag-Diverse flags flown during Colonial amd Revolutionary period and the evolvement of our STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM IN ANCIENT ROME and present 50 star flag from the "Grand Union." Democracy And Government In The Middle AgesT Use and Display Of Our Flag-Based on U.S. Public Law Eyegate ejs 829, presents rules and customs of proper usage, Traces man's gradual development in making ardexe- how and when flag should be displayed- includes outing laws. Stepping-stone of Democracy are clearly Daniel Webster's tribute to our flag. defined from primitive societies. Explores the early struggles over laws and regulation and gives and in- USES OF NUCLEAR RADIATION IN MEDICINE and Nuclear sight into the working of the government. Radiation In Earth Studies SVE s STUDY OF OCEANS and The Ocean Basins 1.Detection of Radio active isotopes aid in diagnosis and SVE js healing. 1. "Challenger" to modern techniques. 2.Discoveries of new power and wealth in earth's crust. 2. "Project Mohole" ocean topography. VERY HIGH TEMPERATURE and Very Low Temperatures TALE OF PETER RABBIT and Angus And The Ducks SVE WW p 1. Pryometers; work on fourth form of matter "Plasma" 1. The Misdoings of Peter in Mr. McGregor's garden thermal energy, and Peter's ignominous end. 2. Cryogenics" "absolute zero" how materials change 2. An inquisitive pup seizes his chance for exploration. characteristics at low temperatures and gases be- come liquids. THANKSGIVING WITH CAROL AND PETER SVE p VOLLEYBALL Carol and Peter learn why we give special thanks at this SVE ejs time of the year. The game, history, how to set up a playing court;equip- ment, pass, recovering from net; serve, attach. In- THESEUS AND THE MINOTAUR and Trojan Horse T structor and student guides. Eyegate ejs Some of the oldest and most ingenious of stories in WHAT DO YOU SAY DEAR? and Brown Cow Farm Western literature. Although originated mostly by the WW p Greeks, the Romans adopted these story ideas as their 1. A guide to good manners that will introduce children own, since they attempted to explain mysterious things niceties of etiquette. of the universe. 2. Describes the cycles of life on a farm and creates simple animal counting from one to one hundred. 76

"WHAT DO YOU THINK" SERIES WING ON A FLEA and Picture Has a Special Look AM Films p WW p Designed to motivate a discussion of basic character 1. An imaginative way to learn what triangles, rectangles traits and attitudes. Each filmstrip is an episode in and circles look like. itself. 2. Describes the different materials that can be used to Timmy's Choice create a picture. Sara's Surprise Mark's Present WONDERFUL WORLD OF PLANTS Martha's Discovery SVE Pe Describes the "single" concepts of plants showing exam- WHAT IS COMMUNISM? and Communism And Government ples of each and carefully explains their habits and SVE j s functions. 1. History from 1848; political, economic, social origins, goals and methods of spreading Com- WORKERS IN AMERICA munism. Wasp ejs 2. Methods Communists use to acquire power. Each song is introduced by a background story explaining Government in USSR, reversal in policy, com- why it was so popular and significant at its particular parison with U.S. political system. time in history.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN DRAMA AND FICTION WORLD WAR I Eyegate js Wasp ejs The Use of The Title - Significance of title, its con- Each song is introduced by a background story ex- tribution to anticipatory reading. Specific words. plaining why it was so popular and significant at its Foreshadowing & Prophecy- Traces these two de- particular time in history. vices and shows how they are helpful in anticipatory reading. WORLD WAR II Symbols - Explore their nature and shows these Wasp ejs artistic devices in drama and fiction. Each song is introduced by a background story ex- The Transgression - Deals with the idea of the plaining why it was so popular and significant at its theme in literature. A frame of reference in particular time in history. approaching a total work. ADDENDA WHEN THE LITTLEST CAME KNELT SVE p These filmstrip descriptions were omitted from the A gift bearer for the Wise Men adores the Christ alphabetical listing

LIFE ON A DAIRY FARM WHISTLE FOR WILLIE and The Tomten and Christmas NDC pe In The Stable Acquaints children with life on a modern dairy farm WW p and shows many useful food products that come from a 1. Tells the story of a boy who wants to be able to dairy farm. whistle for his dog and tries very hard to learn how. RESPONSIBLE SEXUAL ATTITUDES and Responsible Sexual 2. Tomten a little troll, talks to all the animals on Behavior a Swedish farm. SVE 3. The simple dignity of Christmas as seen through 1. Place sex has in the lives of happy, normal young the eyes of a child. people. Assists in developing constructive, re- sponsible sex attitudes. WHITE SNOW, Bright Snow and Magic Michael 2. Presents sexual behavior that leads to happiness WW p and reflects personal worth and responsibility to 1. The silent and mysterious magic of the season's themselves and others. first snow. The above presentations incorporate a positive approach 2. Tells the story of a girl's lament about her and are excellent for stimulating frank discussion. brother who always wanted to be something Preview before using. other than himself. PHOTOGRAPHY: CLOSE-UPS and Copying With 35 mm WIND AND THE SUN Cameras Wasp pe Bailey The moral of, warmth and kindness are often Graphic color photographs and art work are combined better than force, is illustrated through a contest with effective narration to motivate and explain how to between two forces. use a 35 mm camera in the interestingfield of close- up and copying photography. 77

STORY OF SPANISH-SPEAKING AMERICANS Eyegate ej Famed early explorers, Spanish inroads in the West Mexican independence, modern history, SLIDES and contributions.

AND THEY LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER? Understanding Teenage Marriage Guidance Assoc. Helps students discuss early marriage more Slides are grouped into sets or series and are packaged in honestly, make their decisions more wisely. trays for circulation. All slides are 2" x 2" and may be used Students investigate the economic handicaps, de- in any filmstrip projector with a slide carrier attachment.If pendence on parents, lack of experience, and magazine load or carousel type projectors are available in personal immaturity responsible for marriage your building, you may use a series of slides for an automated failures. presentation. Slides may be ordered for two weeks booking on separate order forms for a calendar month. TOBACCO AND ALCOHOL: THE 50,000 HABIT Guidance Assoc. Multiethnic teenagers discuss how they started AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES SERIES smoking, effect of advertising, smoking parents Reynolds ejs and harsh medical statistics. Drinking and driving, Variety of colorful slides of different species. social, economic, and cultural pressures and re- strictions. HAWAII, THE ALOHA STATE SERIES IMPRL 10 - 2' x 2" Slides ejs RISE OF COMMUNISM, THE Lumahai Beach on the Island of Kauai Guidance Assoc. js Hawaiian Orchids Defines Communism historically through theories Sugar Fields of Marx, methods of Lenin and Stalin. Identifies View from Nuuanu Pali key economic, social, ideological, personal, Taro Patch military, and geographic reasons for spread of Growing Pineapples and resistance to Communism. Hukilau, The Hawaiian Way of Fishing Silversword - Found only on Slopes of Haleakala SOVIET UNION TODAY: ITS PEOPLE AND THEIR WAY Akaka Falls OF LIFE Feather Image (Akau) Guidance Assoc. is A person to person approach to living conditions, HOW TO KNOW CONIFERS SERIES education, government, and occupations. Also Wards ejs a look into Russia's past and a visit with a typical Recognition of various types of non-deciduoustrees. Moslem family. LINCOLN MUSEUM--WASHINGTON, D.C. WAR OF 1812 IN MICHIGAN IMPRL 10 -2" x 2" Slides ejs MSHC js House Where Lincoln Died An illustrated survey of the War of 1812 as it af- Ford's Theatre Building fected the territory of Michigan. Back Parlor-House Where Lincoln Died Room in Which Lincoln Died Front Parlor-House Where Lincoln Died Campaign Poster of 1864 Booth's Derringer Diorama of Ford's Theatre Stage Lincoln Bust by Henry Bush-Brown Lincoln Bust by Robert I. Russin

MISSILES AT CAPE KENNEDY IMPRL 10 - 2" x 2" Slides ejs U.S. Air Force Titan ICBM Launch U.S. Air Force Atlas ICBM Pre-Launch U.S. Air Force Atlas ICBM Mercury Redstone Alan Shepard Manned Launch U.S. Air Force Atlas ICBM Launch at 9,000 Mile Flight U.S. Minuteman Launch U.S. Air Force Atlas-Mercury Pre-Launch U. S. Air Force Titan Launch U.S. Navy Polaris Launch U.S. Army Pershing Pre-Launch PLANTS: ORCHIDS AND LILIES& OTHER MONOCOTS WHITE HOUSE, THE IMC ejs IMPRL 10 - 2" x 2" Slides ejs An extraordinary grouping ofthese various plant President Johnson types. Diplomatic Reception Room Small Dining Room PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS Library IMPRL 10 -2" x 2" Slides ejs Main Entrance Hall Mayflower II East Room Plymouth Rock State Diming Room Top of Fort Plymouth Green Room View of New Village Red Room Bradford House Blue Room Dr. Fuller House and HerbGarden Indian Hut WILDFLOWERS - SERIES A to G GROUP Massasoit State Reynolds ejs Pilgrim Maiden Natural beauty of some of Michigan's many wild- Miles Standish's Swords flowers

UNITED NATIONS WILDFLOWERS -SERIESH to R GROUP IMPRL 10 - 2" x 2" Slides ejs Reynolds ejs United Nations from East River Natural beauty of some of Michigan's many wild- Model of United Nations flowers Assembly Building and Flags Assembly Building WILDFLOWERS - SERIES S to W GROUP Main Lobby - AssemblyBuilding Reynoldsejs General Assembly fromSpeaker Platform Natural beauty of some of Michigan's many wild- Security Council Chamber flowers Economic and Social Council Trusteeship Council General Assembly from RearHall

VALLEY FORGE,PENNSYLVANIA IMPRL 10 - 2" x 2" Slides Washington's Headquarters Brigade Hospital Hut Rose Window in WashingtonMemorial Chapel Gun Emplacement Bedroom - Washington'sHeadquarters Soldier Huts General Washington's Office Conestoga Wagon Log Cabin Fort Washington

WASHINGTON, D.C. IMPRL 10 - 2" x 2" Slides ejs Capitol - East Front The Pentagon from the Air The White House - South Side Archives Building The Lincoln Memorial The Jefferson Memorial The White House from the Air The Washington Monument National Science Foundation The Supreme Court Building

WATERFOUL AND GAME BIRDSSERIES Reynolds ejs Many birds native to Michigan infull color. 79

TRANSPARENCIES

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BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS SERIES- GAF AMERICAN HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT 10 Transparencies js PROGRAMS Business Cycle Graph shows the four phases of the business cycle. AMERICAN WARS & WORLD WAR SERIES GAF Tariff 15 Transparencies ejs Chart traces the history of tariffs in America. Type Of Taxes French and Indian War Illustrates specific types of taxes presently found in Map of eastern half of North America with illus- local, state and Federal governments. trations of British colonies, areas of battle, and lo- Growth Of U.S. Financial System cation of Indian tribes. Follows growth from establishment of Bank of North Revolutionary War America in 1781 to the present Federal Reserve System Map of Eastern North America,showing areas of Conservation battle, including enlarged mapof New England- Maps, graphs, and illustrations point out the need for Middle Atlantic area. conserving our rapidly dwindling resources. War of 1812 Immigration In The United States Map shows major areas of battle and British naval Graphs of various types illustrate the growth of popu- blockade. lation, rural and urban, from 1780 to 1966. Mexican War Growth Of Transportation Includes both Texan-Mexican War and Mexican War. Composed of thirteen illustrations with fourteen travel Civil War time comparisons to illustrate the "shrinkage of travel Comparison of North and South in terms of size, time." economy and transportation. Growth Of Agriculture Civil War ( 1861-65) Traces the decline of farm population and problems re- Map illustrates Confederate and Union campaigns. lated to the decline. Europe - Before And After World War I History Of Labor Development Map shows emergence of new nations after World Shows growth of labor unions in America. War I. Weapons Of Labor And Management Europe - Before AndAfter World War II Chart comparing bargaining powers of labor and manage- Map shows emegence of new nations after World ment. War IL Pacific - Before And After World War It Changing of control in the Pacific area before and CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS SERIES - GAF after World War II. 9 Transparencies js United States And Its Possessions Map illustrates the U.S. possessions in the Caribbean How The constitution Is Amended Pacific, Oceanic and Southeastern areas. The ways of proposing amendments Relations With Latin America Amendments To The Constitution Map and related listing of major events concerning Seven transparencies contain the twenty-four amendments U. S. relations with Latin America. with illustrations, descriptions and date of adoption. World Alignments Amendments 1-3 Identifies all major world treaty organizations. Amendments 4-6 Organization Of United Nations - A Amendments 7-10 Shows organization of different branches and councils Amendments 11-13 of the United Nations. Amendments 14-16 Organization Of United Nations - B Amendments 17-20 Shows agencies related to the Economic and Social Amendments 21-24 Council. United States Map of United States with illustration of states, their capitals and topography. 80

TO AND GROWTH SERIES PRESIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATIONS-BACKGROUND EARLY AMERICAN EXPLORATION 1860 SERIES GAF 8 Transparencies js GAF 6 Transparencies js Age of Exploration And Discovery -Portuguese Portuguese ex- History Of American PoliticalParties World map showing routes taken by Graph showing growth of America'spolitical parties. explorers. Presidential Administration (1-3) Age of Exploration AndDiscovery - Spanish of the the New World. Series of transparencies giving a visual survey Illustrates the Spanish discoveries in Presidents of the United States and the eventsthat Age of Exploration AndDiscovery - French, Dutch and occurred during their terms of office.This trans- English parency covers first threepresidents-Washington, The major French, Dutch andEnglish discoveries and explorations in North America. Adams, Jefferson. Population) Presidential Administration (4-6) North America (Political, Relief, James Madison, James Monroe, JohnQuincy Adams. Map with three overlays. Yearly Rainfall) Presidential Administration (7-9) North America (Climate, VegetatiLn, Andrew Jackson, Martin VanBuren,William H. Map with 3 overla7,. Harrison. European Colonies - 1763 individual empires of PresidentiaLAdministration (10-12) Five overlays illustrate the John Tyrer, James K. Polk, ZacheryTaylor. six European Nations. The "Seven Years War" Presidential Administration (13-15) New World-Colonies Before Millard Fillmore, Franklin Pierce,James Buchanan. Maps illustrates the NorthAmerican continent's colonization and expansion. Growth Of The United States 1968 SERIES U.S. from the PRESIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATIONS-1860 to Portrays the territorial growth of the js original thirteen colonies westward tothe Pacific. GAF 7 Transparencies Presidential Administration (16-18) Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson,Ulysses S. Grant. EXECUTIVE, LEGISLATIVE, ANDJUDICIAL SERIES js Presidential Administration (19-21) GAF 10 Transparencies Rutherford B. Hayes, James A.Garfield, Chester A. Arthur. How A Bill Becomes A Law(House and Senate) bills. Presidential Administration (22-24) Activities of Congress in passing Grover Cleveland, Benjamin Harrison,Grove Cleveland. How A Bill Becomes A Law(President) concerning bills. Presidential Administration (25-27) All forms of presidential action William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt,William Howard Legislative Tactics legislative bill. Taft. Tactics that affect the course of a Presidential Administration (28-30 Influences On Legislature Calvin Coolidge. Groups on legislature. Woodrow Wilson, Warren G. Harding, Pressure and influence of Presidential Administration (31-33) Comparison Of Articles AndConstitution Harry S. weaknesses of Articles and Herbert Hoover, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Compares strengths and Truman. the Consitution. Presidential Administration(34-36) Outline Of U. S. Constitution Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F Kennedy,Lyndon B. Outlines the seven Articles andbasic statements of Johnson. the Consititution. Federal Systems Of ChecksAnd Balances Illustrates the system of checksand balances between the three branches of government. BASIC ASTRONOMY PROGRAM Branches Of Federal Governments(Executive) branch of government. Lines of power in executive - GAF (Legislative) EARTH - SCIENCE SERIES Branches Of Federal Government 10 Transparencies ejs Lines of communication forlegislative branch of government. Seasons On Planet Earth Branches Of Federal Government(Judicial) Parallelism of earth's axis during theyear's revolution the Federal court The organization and powers of around Sun. structure. Light Rays And The Seasons Flashlight beams on a rulerillustrates the seasons. 81

Speed Of Earth At Different Latitudes Chemical Analysis Of A Star Global projection compares earth's speed at different Illustrates spectrographic analysis of the chemical com- latitudes. position of stars. Polar View Of Rotation Astronomical Unit Polar view of Northern Hemisphere compares earth's Explains the computation of the Astronomical Unit. speed at different latitudes. Astral Parallax Proof: A Turning Earth Illustrates how astronomers measure parallax to de- Pendulum's motions are compared at different lati- termine a star's actual location. tudes on earth. Solid Liquid Propellant Earth's Shape Shows a comparison of both correct and incorrect design Exaggerated "pear Shape" of earth. of burning surfaces. Flat, Round Earth Liquid Propellant Rocket Illustration of ship along ocean's horizon. Cutaway view of a turbine - driven, liquid fuel engine. Curve Of The Earth Aerodynamic Surfaces - Conventional Aircraft Illustration of horizon as seen from a space capsule. Explains how conventional aircraft are controlled by Earth - Centered Universe aerodynamic surfaces. Diagram of early Greek theory of earth-centered universe. Poles Of The Earth STARS ANDGALA/IESSERIES GAF Axis of the earth and number of degrees from vertical 20 Transparencies ejs plane. Star Clock: 24 Hours Compares a regular clock with a star clock. METEORS, COMETS, DISTANCES - SERIES GAF Seasonal Star Clock 9 Transparencies ejs Comparison of the position of the Big Dipper during the four seasons. Halley's Comet Orbit Band Of Stars: Zodiac Illustrates position of Halley's comet for different Explains what is meant by Zodiacal constellations. years. Big Dipper Stars Hai ley's Comet, 1910 Illustrates the different constellations in Ursa. Major, Illustrates changes in tail of comet as seen from or Big Bear. earth. Using The Big Dipper Meteor Showers Acquaints students with using constellations. Sky map of constellations gives reference points for Star Neighborhood locating meteor showers. Cross section of the Milky Way Galaxy. Space Stones Our Solar System In a Galaxy Earth's orbital path explains when meteors are more Compares solar system with total Milky Way Galaxy. visible from earth. Spiral Galaxy First Sextant Milky Way Galaxy as a spiral is illustrated. Method of measuring the altitude of celestial objects Changing Pole Stars using ones fist and arm. Illustrates that the Pole Star changes over long periods Sextant: How It Works of time. Diagram of sextant indicating main parts, Daily Path Of The Pole Star Measuring Altitude Of Stars Shows circular paths of stars including Pole Star. Combines mathematics and science to measure star Measuring Distant Stars (Parallax) altitude. Explains causes and effects of parallax. Finding Azimuth Favorite Spring Constellations Gives direction for measuring azimuth. Easy-to-locate spring constellations are illustrated. Latitude And Star Observing Favorite Summer Constellations Compares ability to see stars from different latitudes. Easy-to-locate summer constellations are illustrated. Eclipsing A Star Concept of the moon eclipsing a star is illustrated. RELATED SPACE SCIENCE SERIES: MATHEMATICS, Double Stars METEOROLOGY, ASTRONOMY, AND ENGINEERING Simple graph shows how light changes as double-stars GAF 9 Transparencies revolve. Cassiopeia Measuring Astral Distances Constellation Cassiopeia as it would appear from our Introduces the concept of trigonometric triangulation nearest star. used for measuring the distance from the sun or earth Nearby Stars to a star. Information about five nearby stars. Celestial Navigation Star Colors Explains how a navigator obtains a "fix on his position Relationship of temperature and color of stars is shown. by celestial bearings. Great Pyramid At Giza Satellite Pictures In Weather Forecasting Illustrates the Egyptians' knowledge of motions of stars. A mosaic of pictures received from Tiros is super Galaxies imposed over the region photographed. Relationship of shape and age of galaxies is illustrated. 82

SOLAR SYSTEM GAF BASIC SCIENCE PROGRAM 9 Transparencies ej

Comparative Size Of United StatesAnd The Moon BOTANY SERIES GAF Map of United States with overlayof moon comparing 13 Transparencies ej size. Total Eclipse Of The Moon Aigae Diagram of shadows cast duringlunar eclipse. 'I)pical examples of kinds of algae areshown. Naming The Days Fungi Illustration indicating origins for the namesof the Examples of fungi included are themushroom, bread days of the week. mold, bacteria, and penicillium. Sonic Boom Parts Of A Flower Illustration of sound waves whenthe sound barrier is Illustrations of a flower with parts labeled. broken. Seed Sprouts Morning Star? Venus? Shows a few of the early stages in the processof Orbits of Venus illustrating itsposition when it is germination. called the "morning star." Leaves - Outline and Veins Galileo's Notebook Illustrations of different leaves forcomparison of Shows the chart of Galileo's observationsof the four outline and veins. moons of Jupiter. Leaf Variations - I Saturn's Rings Assortment of leaves emphasizing manyforms leaves Explains why the rings of Saturn seem tochange may have. position over a long period. Leaf Variations - H Myths - Phases Of The Moon Complements the variety of specimens foundin "Leaf Three myths about the moon comingfrom American Variations I" Indians, the Egyptians, andChinese. Structure Of A Leaf Full Moon Illusions A section of the edge of a leaf isshown highly mag- By using the features onthe full moon, overlays of nified. images of animals and people areillustrated. Types Of Roots Two major types of root systems,network roots and top roots are shown. SUN SERIES GAF Stem Veins 9 Transparencies ejs Illustrations of the arrangement of veins insidethe sterns of plants. Apparent Path Of The Sun Seeds In Cases Position of the sun at noonduring different seasons. Five examples of plants containingseeds in cases. Size Of Sunspots Bread Mold Illustration of sun and sunspotsindicating size of spots. Illustration of bread mold on bread andmagnified. Proof Of The Sun's Rotation Leaf Cells Movement of sunspots acrossface of sun as proof of Essential features of a leaf cell. sun's rotation. Where Is The Sun? Finding position of the sun inthe sky before and after ECOLOGY SERIES GAF noon. 9 Transparencies js Sun At Midnight Series of transparencies illustratesthe relationships of Diagram indicates method offiguring position of sun animals and plants to their environmentand other living at midnight. thipg- found there. Astronomical Twilight Shows relationship oftwilight to the angle of the sun Life In A Pond below the horizon. Life In A Woodland Total Solar Eclipse: Baily'sBeads Life At The Seashore Sliding mask allows animationof total eclipse. Life In The Deep Ocean Comparative Size: Sun, And SomeStars Life In The Desert Compares size of sun withseveral stars and planet Life In A Jungle orbits. Life Around Streaming Water Why The Sky Is Blue Food Chain Explains relationship of earth'satmosphere to sun's Food Pyramid rays causing blue sky.

GEOLOGY SERIES GAF 8 Transparenciesejs

Igneous Rock - Granite Large illustration of sample of graniteindicating chief minerals that form this rock. Sedimentary Rock Variety of smaples of sedimentary rock. 83

Metamorphic Rock Represents a few examples of metamorphic rock. LIGHT SERIES GAF Geological Time Table 4 Transparencies js Chart with illustrations depicting geological ages. Spectrum Faces Of Solid Crystals beam of light Line drawings of variations in crystal form. Shows spectrum obtained by passing through a prism. Fossils - VertebrateI Shows reminders of early fishes and reptiles in- Inverse Square cluding the dinosaurs. Illustrates the principle that illumination decreases as Fossils - Vertebrate II the distance from a light source increases. Fossils of the Age of Mammals Bending Light Fossils - Invertebrate Illustrates that light passing on an angle from one Invertebrate fossils from the Paleozoic and Mesozoic material into another will seem to bend. Eras. Lenses And Light Bending of light rays with a lens.

GEOLOGY AND EARTH STRUCTURE SERIES GA 8 Transparencies ejs NUCLEAR PHENOMENA AND MOTION SERIES GAF 10 Transparencies js Structure Of The Earth Illustrates the inner structure and condition of the Atoms earth. Drawings on some of the more common atoms. Earthquakes Molecules Illustrates wave patterns of earthquake Two ways to show atoms combined as molecules are Reading The History Of Rocks shown. Slows different kinds of rock layers. Nuclear Fission Life Cycle Of A River Simplified description of nuclear Fission is illustrated. Relief drawing showing groove carved by rivers. Nuclear Reactor Ground Water Cross section of a nuclear reactor in a submarine. Cross-section of an area showingpossible locations Things At Rest of water. Three examples of things at rest in relation to motion Volcano are illustrated. Depicts the cross-section of acone volcano. Things In Motion Vulcanism Three examples of things in motion are illustrated. Cross-section explains principle of vulcanism. Action - Reaction Volcanic Belts Three examples of the action-reaction phenomenon. Map indicates volcanic belts of the world. Weight Compares a person's weight on earth, the moon and out space. HEAT AND ELECTRICITY SFRIES GAF Putting A Satellite Into Orbit 9 Transparencies ejs Three steps of putting a satellite into orbit are illus- trated. Heat Conduction Lunar Flight Heat conduction though different materials. Depicts several ways lunar flights may occur. Heat Convection Illustrates principle of heat convection. Heat Radiation OCEANOGRAPHY SERIES GAF Illustrates two ways heat radiation occurs. 5 Transparencies js Circuit - Parellel Lamps Diagram illustrates a parallel wiring scheme. Ocean Chemicals - I Circuit - Series Lamps Illustrates some useful chemicals taken from oceans. Diagram illustrates a series wiring scheme. Ocean Chemicals - II Circuit - Parallel/Series Dry Cells More minerals present in sea water. Two wiring schemes for employing more than one Ocean Temperature And Pressure dry cell in a circuit. Cross section of ocean indicates factors affecting Static Electricity temperatures and pressure. Diagram of apparatus used for making static electricity. Ocean Currents Circuit - Complete Global drawing indicates direction of deep and surface Illustration of a complete circuit. currents. Circuit - Shorted Ocean Floors Diagram of a short circuit. Global drawing indicates ridges, trenches and canyons of the sea floor. Echo sounding is explained. 84

Starfish SIMPLE MACHINE SERIES GAF Five types of starfish are illustrated. 5 Transparencies ej Worms The three worm forms are illustrated. Levers Illustrations of simple levers. Jointed Legs Illustrations of four jointed leg animals. Pulleys Several examples of simple and movablepulleys. Insect Life Cycle The two major life cycle patterns areshown. Cog Wheels Insects Examples of inclined planes. Nine typical insects are illustrated. Inclined Plane Several examples of inclined planes. Shellfish Illustrations of four shellfish. Simple Machines Basic simple machines are exemplified bythe lever and inclined plane. ZOOLOGY (Vertebrates) SERIES GAF 9 Transparencies ejs GAF SOUND SERIES Animals With Backbones 5 Transparencies ejs The five forms of animals that havebackbones and inside skeletal bones are illustrated. Vibrations Drawings illustrate several objects vibrating. Bird Variations Beaks, nests, eggs, and feet. Speed Of Sound solid, Variation In Mammals. Compares speed of sound traveling through a Illustrates a variety of mammals. liquid, and a gas. Variatioreln Reptiles Pitch Illustrates differences as well as similarities among Apparatus illustrating the relationship between vi- brations and pitch. reptiles. Variation s In Amphibians Echo Illustrates conditions related to echos. Parts of various amphibians are illustrated. Variations In Fish Dampening Sound Compares three materials and their sounddamping Illustrations of some fish are given. To Be Alive An Animal Must Be Able To... effect. Illustrates that animals must eat, breathe, move, reproduce, react and adapt. Animal Speed WEATHER SERIES GAF A comparison of speeds in different animalsis shown. 7 Transparencies ejs

Fronts Illustrations of cold and warm air masses and their fronts. "Greenhouse" Effect CONTEMPORARY COMPOSITIONPROGRAM Compares the earth's atmosphere with agreenhouse. Water Cycle Illustrates different steps of the water cycle. I.Topic Sentence Series (Unit II, Lessons 2 &3) SRAs On Shore/Off Shore Breeze Narrowing the topic sentence to specific pointsof Compares directions of on shore and offshore breezes. focus for development; nature of expository writing. Highs And Lows II.Paragraph Patterns Series (Unit V, Lessons 8 &9) SRA s Map and drawing illustratecharacteristics of high and Development of subtopic sentences; ordering of de- low 7,re.ssnre areas. tails by various methods. Barometer III. Sentence Structure Series(Unit VII,Lesson 13,14,15) Drawings illustrate principles of air pressure. SRA s Thermometer Various sentence patterns: loose,periodic, invented; Compares centigrade and fahrenheitscales. declarative, interrogative, imperative,exclamatory. Subordination and parallelism; transitionsbetween sentences. Lessons 16,17,18) ZOOLOGY (Invertebrates) SERIES GAF N. Personal Essay Series (Unit Vlil, 9 Transparencies ejs SRAs Types of topic sentences; outlines, themedevelop- of opening Protozoa ment, including transitions; structure Illustrations of amoeba, euglena, andvorticella. and closing paragraphs. Lessons 19 & 20) Sponges V. Informative Paper Series (Unit IX, Five different types of sponges areillustrated. SRA s Differences between informative and personalwriting. Typical Jellyfish Five types of jellyfish are illustrated. Proper subject matter of informative writing; sim- plicity and economy in phraseology. 85

VI. Critical Paper Series (Unit X, Lesson 21) SRA ANTICIPATING DANGER SERIES GAF Techniques of analysis; development of generalization 5 Transparencies s and value judgements by objective detail; ordering of paragraphs. Analysys of sample critiques. Anticipating Danger I, II, II, IV, V. VII.Research Paper Series (Unit XI, Lessons 22 & 23) Five transparencies of views of the roadahead as seen danger SRA s by the driver. In each picture some form of Nature of research paper; techniques of documen- lies ahead and the overlay indicates what thedanger is. tation; library resources; manuscript conventions. Analysis of excerpts from sample research papers. LIBRARY SCIENCEPROGRAM

DRIVER EDUCATION PROGRAM LIBRARY SERIES IUSING THE CARD CATALOG Cof 8 Transparencies ejs HIGHWAY SIGNS SERIES GAF 8 Transparencies ejs The Card Catalog Location of Catalog Card Guide Signs Catalog Card (Fiction) Warning Signs Catalog Card (Nonfiction) Highway Information I Catalog Card: (Non-Fiction:Biography) Author Card Highway Information II Card Catalog (Non-Fiction: Biography) Subject and Title The Filling Station Stop Cards Map Reading - Legend Card Catalog Drawer Map Reading - General Cross Reference Cards Map Reading - Detailed LIBRARY SERIES II - FINDING A BOOK IN THE LIBRARY TRANSMISSIONS SERIES GAF Cof 10 Transparencies ejs 8 Transparencies s Shelf Arrangement (Non-Fiction) The Dashboard Call Number Standard Transmission Cars -The Gearshift Shelf Arrangement (Several Numbers) Standard Transmission Cars -Starting The Engine Shelf Arrangement (One Class Number) Standard Transmission Cars -Moving The Car Shelf Arrangement (Fiction) Standard Transmission Cars -Stopping From High Gear Call Number (Fiction) Automatic Transmission Cars- Starting The Car Abridged Dictionary Entry Automatic Transmission Cars- Moving The Car Shelf Arrangement (Biography) Automatic Transmission Cars- Stopping The Car Diagram of A Library Taking A Book From The Library

TURNS SERIES GAF 8 Transparencies s LIBRARY SERIES III- THE DICTIONARY Cof 9 Transparencies ejs Making The Left Turn - Full Intersection Making The Left Turn - From Two-way To One-way street Uses of the Dictionary Making The Left Turn - From One-way To One-way street Looking For A Word - Step Making The Left Turn - From One-way To Two-way street Looking For A Word - Step 2 The Right Turn Pattern Looking For A Word - Step 3 Turns From Multi-Lane Street An Elementary Dictionary Entry Pronunciation Symbols Abridged Dictionary Entry Unabridged Dictionary Entry Additional Uses of The Dictionary INTERSECTIONS, PASSING, PARKING SERIES GAF 9 Transparencies LIBRARY SERIES IV- THE ENCYCLOPEDIA Cof Highway Intersections - The Traffic Circle 6 Transparencies ejs Highway Intersections - Approaching The Cloverleaf Highway Intersections - The Cloverleaf Dictionary of Encyclopedia? Highway Intersections - The Diamond Arrangement of Encyclopedia Set (Alphabetical) Highway Intersections - The Jug Handle Arrangement of Encyclopedia Set (Not Alphabetical) Parallel Parking Examples of Encyclopedia Subjects Controlling The Car - Skidding Encyclopedia Indexes Passing Another Vehicle Cross References Parking On A Hill 86

ORBITS SERIES GAF SPACE AGE SCIENCE PROGRAM 9 Transparencies ejs

Kinds Of Orbits Illustrates three different kinds of orbits. Air Slows Satellites Shows effect of the earth's atmosphere on an orbiting EARTH AND UNIVERSE SERIES GAF satellite. 9 Transparencies js Satellite Heights Comparison of height of satellite above earth and length Division Of Space of time needed to orbit. The six divisions of space - atmospheric, terres- Orbits And Gravity trial, lunar, interplanetary, interstellar and Illustrates the force needed to launch an object into interglactic - are illustrated. orbit. Type Of Galaxies Equal Areas Four main classifications of galactic shapes are Effect of elliptical orbit of earth. illustrated. Moon's Orbit Milky Way Moons orbit in relation to earth and sun. Our own galaxy indicating position of solar system. Earth Motions (Rotation And Revolution) Solar System Of Planets Illustrates both rotation and revolution as earth travels Indicates the relative orbits of each of the nine around sun. planets. Giant Corkscrew Path Inclination Of Planetary Orbits Path that earth along with the sun is taking through space. Schematic perspective view of solar system illus- Plane Of Orbit-Biela's Comet trating the inclination of the orbit of Pluto from the Biela's Comet shown in relation to the sun and earth. central plane of earth and the sun. Structure Of The Earth The six layers of earth from core to the surface are ROCKETS, MISSILES AND SATELLITES SERIES GAF illustrated. 19 Transparencies js Regions Of The Atmosphere The troposphere, stratosphere, chemosphere and Typical Rocket ionosphere are illustrated. Identifies the principal components of a typical rocket. Radiations In The Atmosphere Jet Propulsion The mixing of the broadcast band, television band, Newton's third law is illustrated by the firing of a gun, ultra-violet and infrared radiation and cosmic rays air escaping from a balloon, and a rocket in flight. is illustrated. Turbojet And Ramjet Engines Earth's Magnetic Fields The distinctive features of the sub-sonic turbojet and Illustrates the magnetic field and Van Allen belts the supersonic ramjet engines are compared. surrounding the earth. Rocket Engines The main components of both the solid rocket and the liquid rocket are illustrated. NATURAL FORCES SERIES GAF Ion Rocket 8 Transparencies js Identifies the main components and explains how the ion engine works. Gravitational Pull Direct Re-Entry Pattern Gravity is illustrated by series of overlays showing The phases of the direct re-entry pattern are depicted. boy jumping over a hurdle. Degenerate Orbital Re-entry Pattern Gravitational Pull - Falling Bodies Identifies the phases of the degenerate orbital re-entry Newton's law is demonstrated by a falling ball. pattern. Forces Acting On A Body In Circular Motion Roll,. Pitch and Yaw Centrifugal and centripetal forces are illustrated. Illustrates how spacecraft may move around any of its First Law Of Inertia three axes - vertical, lateral and horizontal. The cumulative effect of air resistance, gravity, and How A Spaceship Maneuvers - Roll Axis a superior physical force acting on a rocket are Illustrates roll axis method of maneuvering spaceship. illustrated. How A Spaceship Maneuvers - Pitch Axis Second Law Of Inertia Pitch axis maneuver is described. Hypothetical case of a space ship being struck by a How A Spaceship Maneuvers - Yaw Axis meteor whose mass is equal to that of the ship is used. Yaw axis maneuver is described. G-Force Typical Missile Concept of G-forces is shown in terms of a roller Shows a modern missile and identifies typical com- coaster car. ponents and the purpose of each. Weightlessness Tiros Weather Satellite Weightlessness is explained in terms of a roller Components that make up Tiros and the purposes of coaster at the top of an outside loop. each are shown. Force Vectors Mariner II An analysis of the result of two unequal forces The location and purposes of the major scientific pulling at a 90° angle to each other. equipment aboard Mariner are illustrated. 87

Syncom Communications Satellite Basic Life - Support System - The Spacecraft Depicts the components of the syncom satellite. Illustrates the various systems built into space How Telstar Works vehicles for supporting human life. Illustrates how Telstar picks up waves in the broad- cast and TV band, amplifies them, and transmits them back to earth. WORLD GEOGRAPHY PROGRAM Mercury Capsule Cutaway view of capsule identifies basic components including environmental and communications control MAP AND GRAPH SKILLS SERIES GAF systems. 10 Transparencies Staging In Rocketry ejs The concept of mass ratio is introduced to explain need for rocket stages. Maps - Location - Grid Kinds Of Orbits Map of United States with overlays illustrating a simple Illustrates that orbits are determined by the speed grid, political boundaries, and latitude and longitude. of the satellite at launch. Map Projections Illustrates three types of map projection. Map Directions Illustrates tre north, magnetic north, their symbols U. S. SPACE PROJECT SERIES GAF 16 Transparencies ejs and angle of deviation. Map Symbols Project Mercury - Suborbital Flight Symbols are given which represent both natural features Dates, altitudes and distances of flights are and man-made cultural aspects. schematically shown. Topography Project Mercury - Orbital Flight Indicates how landforms are illustrated on a flat map. Dates, number and path of orbits, and the names of Map Scale the first astronauts. Three types of methods for representing map scales Mariner II - Flight to Venus are given. Pictorial representation of Mariner II's flight to North Polar Projection Illustration of the World as viewed from the North Pole. Venus. Project Syncom South Polar Projection The three phases of placing the Syncrom satellite Illustration of the world as viewed from the South Pole. in synchronous orbit are depicted in three overlays. Graphs Ranger VII - Flight To The Moon Illustrations of bar, circle, and point graphs. Graphs Shows Ranger VII and views of the moon surface at Illustrations of a pictograph and line graph. altitudes ranging from 3 miles to 480 miles. Project Gemini Capsule Cutaway of the Gemini capsule and a comparison of the relative sizes of the Gemini and Mercury capsules. MAPS SERIES - AMERICA AND EUROPE GAF Project Gemini - Docking 9 Transparencies ejs Shows docking procedure of Gemini capsule and an North America (Political, Relief, Population) North America (Climate, Vegetation, Yearly Rainfall) Agena rocket. Project Gemini - Return To Earth South America (Political, Relief, Population) The different stages of the Gemini landing are shown, South America (Climate, Vegeation, Yearly Rainfall) illustrating how the parawing is used to glide the Central America (Political, Relief, Population) craft to a safe landing. Central America (Climate, Vegetation, Yearly Rainfall) Europe (Political, Relief, Population) Project Apollo - Spacecraft Cutaway of the Apollo capsule and a comparison of Europe (Climate, Vegetation, Yearly Rainfall_ the relative sizes of the Apollow, Gemini and Mer- British Commonweath cury capsules. Project Apollo - Lunar Landing The basic phases and sequence for landing the first man on the moon are shown. MAPS SERIES - AFRICA, ASIA, AUSTRALIA & OCEANIA GAF 10 Transparencies Project Apollo - Return To Earth ejs Illustrates the final phases of the return from the Africa (Political, Relief, Population) moon. Typical Space Station Africa (Climate, Vegetation, Yearly Rainfall) Depicts a typical space station of the near future. Middle East (Political, Relief, Population) Destination Mars - "The Red Plant" Middle East (Climate, Vegetation, Yearly Rainfall) Illustration shows some similarities between mars Russia (Political, Relief, Population) and earth. Russia (Climate, Vegetation, Yearly Rainfall) Destination Unknown! Asia (Political, Relief, Population) Designed to provok thoughts and to generate questions Asia (Climate, Vegetation, Yearly Rainfall) Australia and Oceania (Political, Relief, Population) about our future in space. Basic Life - Support System - The Space Suit Australia and Oceania (Climate, Vegetation, Yearly Rainfall) Identifies the basic components of a typical space suit. 88

MIDDLE PHYSICAL ZONES AND BELTS GAF EARLY ASIAN CIVILIZATIONS AND EUROPE'S 8 Transparencies ejs AGES GAF 8 Transparencies ej Time Zones Shows Longitude lines, PrimeMeridian, Inter- India's Civilization national Date Line, and the irregulartime zones. Maps and time-scale portray the birth andgrowth of Ocean Currents India . World map indicating all major oceancurrents. Chinese Civilization civilizations from Wind Belts Traces the development of Chinese Depicts win.ls and their effects uponspecific land prehistoric time to the present. Mongol Empire masses on earth. illustrated. Seasons The Five Khanates of the Mongol Emire are Illustrates the four seasons of the earth. Moslem World illus- Earth Movements Covers the years from 632 A.D. co-the present Cross-sectional drawings illustrate thecontinual trating both the contributions and the threat toEurope. state of change on the earth'ssurface. Frankish Empire settled by Mountains And Volcanos Map shows area of Europe influenced and Locates major mountain ranges andvolcanos through- the Franks. out the world. Europe in 1500 Map illustrates changes taking place inEurope during Climates Chart of the world's majorclimates is shown. Middle Ages. United States Crusades Map of United States withillustration of states, their Map shows areas of the four Crusades. capitals and topography. Manor Of The Middle Ages Illustration of a typical manor and representingthe economic, political and social structure of themedie- val period. WORLD HISTORY PROGRAM

COLONIAL PERIOD AND EMPIRES SERIES GAF ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS TO ROMAN EMPIRESERIES 13 Transparencies ejs GAF 8 Transparencies ej Age Of Exploration And Discovery -Portuguese History Of Life On Ear World map showing routes taken byPortuguese ex- Presents the panorama of life from the ageof inver- plorers. tebrates to the age of mammals. Age Of Exploration And Discovery - Spanish Early Centers Of Civilization Illustrates the Spanish discoveries in the NewWorld. Shows the development of man andlocations of his Age Of Exploration And Discovery -French, Dutch And early civilization: savagery, barbarism,and English civilization. Follows the major French, Dutch and Englishdis- Early Civilizations - Egyptian, Babylonian,Assyrian, coveries and explorations in NorthAmerica. Chaldean European Colonies - 1763 Map showing conditions favorable tothe development Illustrates the reasons, both economic andpolitical, of early civilizations. for the growth of the European colonies. Early Civilizations - Cretan, Hittite,Phoenician, Empires In Europe Hebrew, Persian Maps shows the growth and diffusion ofempires in The development of civilizations inAsia Minor and the Europe. Fertile Crescent is shown on these maps. Growth Of Russia Greece - Europe's First Civilization Map depicts the territorial growth ofRussia. Shows geographical area and theconflicts from within French Empire - Napoleon and without, which shaped the courseof Greece. Maps show growth of Prussia, Austria-Hungaryand Expansion Of Gre.* Civilization France. Depicts the stablishment of colonies onthe lands British Empire bordering the Mediterranean, Aegeanand Black Seas. Maps illustrate growth and decline of theBritish Em- Roman Empire pire. Maps illustrate how Rome seized andcontrolled most Africa of the then known world. Map traces the historical development ofAfrica. Comprehensive View Of The History Of TheRoman World Religions Empire Includes major religions of Asia, Asia Minor,Europe Portrays the major activities whichexisted during and Africa. the span of the Roman Empire. New World - Colonies Before The "SevenYears War" Map illustrates the North AmericanContinent's coloni- zation and expansion. 89 MODERN WORLD INVOLVEMENT SERIES GAF Cloud Types - II 4 Transparencies js Illustrates nine additional cloud types similar to above transparency. Europe - Before And After World War I Weather Map Map shows emergence of new nations after World Plain map of U.S. with clear overlay to record War I. weather conditions as desired. Europe - Before And After World War II Coriolis Force Map shows emergence of new nations after World Explains how rotation of the earth affects movement of War the air currents. Pacific - Before And After World War II Climate Changing control in Pacific before and after Seven different climate classifications are shown on World War II. world map. World Alignments Temperature Identifies all major world treaty organizations. World-map illustrates the five basic temperature classifications.

FAMILIAR BIRDS SERIES(Color) Cenco 10 Transparenciespej PHONICS - THE ALPHABET SERIES (Color) Visualcraft Inc. 33 Transparencies p Series transparencies depicting selected birds in their Natural habitat and showing the type of nests they build and Teaches the alphabet. Teachers' guidebook indicates how size, color and shape of their eggs. Birds included are the each transparency may be used indicating objectives,moti- Baltimore Oriole, Belted Kingfisher, Robin, Blue Jay, vations, presentation, suggested vocabulary and suggested Scarlet Tanager, Wood Thrush, Yellow Warbler, Redstart, creative seatwork. Meadowlark and Barn Swallow. PHONICS - BLENDS AND DIGRAPHS (color) Visualcraft Inc. 20 Transparencies p GEOMETRY SERIES- THE CIRCLE (Animated) 5 Transparenciesjs Teaches blends and digraphs. Teacher's guidebook in- (Thick plastic based transparencies with movable parts dicates how each transparency may be used including ob- which animate the presentation) jective, motivation, presentation, suggested vocabulary and suggested creative seatwork. Area Of A Circle -PI Circumference - PI Inscribed Angle In A Semi-Circle TR ANSMOBILES Circular Array Angle Measurement 3 DIMENSIONAL TRANSPARENCIES Webber Costelloejs Order By Individual Title LANGUAGE OF MAPS SERIES (Color) EBF 16 Transparencies je Geometry Board (ej) Introduces the concept of shape, area, and perimeterof Designed to introduce commonly used map terminology various figures. and symbolism;a base map and sequential transparencies. Pulleys (ej) Parallels and Meridians Introduces the operating functions of pulleys and demon- Reading Topographic Symbols strates the mechanical advantage of multiple pulleys. Identifying Cultural Features Second And Third Class Levers (ej) Mapping A Small Area Develops comprehension of second and third class levers and related concepts. Demonstrates effort andresis- tance forces on the lever arm. METEOROLOGY SERIES (Color) Hubbar Scientific Co. Abacus (pe) 9 Transparencies ejs Helpful in understanding basic characteristics ofour number system. Water Cycle Three ball demonstrator (ej) Illustrates how moisture moves from the oceans to the Introduces concept of mass and inertia. atmosphere, then to the land, then back to the oceans Gear Wheels(e) or atmosphere. Operation of simple gears. Warm And Cold Front s Eight Ball Demonstrator (ej) Overlays move across the landscape illustrating how Develops comprehension of such conceptsas inertia, temperature, cloud cover, precipitation, and wind force, impact and echoing of sound. direction change. Cartesian Coordinates(js) Frontal Movement Equipped with standard coordinate grid and movable Illustrates a typical weather system moving across X and Y axes, allowing operation inany of four quad- the country. rants or combinations thereof. Cloud Types - I Illustrates nine different cloud types in color. 90

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BASIC CHEMISTRYPROGRAM HYDROCARBONS, SOLUTIONS AND VOLUME SERIESGAF 9 Transparencies GAF ATOMIC ENERGY SERIES Combining Volumes of Gases 10 Transparencies Concentrations of Solutions Artificial Elements Hooker Cell Atomic Fission Hydrocarbons Atomic Fusion Hydrogen Isomers of Hexane Atomic Reactor Molar Volume Chain Reaction Solubility Curves Disintegration Specific Surface E Mcz Isotopes of Uranium Radiation Radioactive Decomposition

BONDING, MOLECULAR, AND IONIZATION SERIES GAF 8 Transparencies

Covalent Bonding Crystals Dissociation Ionic Compounds Ionizations Law of Multiple Proportions Sample Molecules Hydrogen Bond

EXPERIMENTS, INSTRUMENTS, LAWS, AND REACTION SERIES GAF 11 Transparencies

Activity of Metals Barometers Boyle's Law Carbon Oxygen Cycle Charles' Law Chemical Reactions Comparison of Thermometers Electrolysis of Water Lavoisier's Experiment Nitrogen Cycle Substitution Products of Methane

FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPT OF CHEMISTRY SERIES GAF 12 Transparencies

Abundance of Elements Atomic Terms Bunsen Burner Density Electron Shells Elements Isotopes of Hydrogen Metric System - Part I Metric System - Part II Periodic Table of Elements Portion of Periodic Table States of Matter 91

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ABE LINCOLN: LOG CABIN TO WHITE HOUSE and CLARA BARTON-FOUNDER OF THE RED CROSS and The F.B.I. Landmark ejs First Transatlantic Cable Landmark ej

ADVENTURES OF MARCO POLO and Genghis Khan and COMMODORE PERRY AND THE OPENING OF JAPAN and the Mongol Horde Landmark ejs Teddy Roosevelt and Rough RidersLandmarkejs

AFRICA-A SECOND LOOK and Medical Care-- The CROSS OF GOLD SPEECH-Wm. J. BRYAN and Philosophy Pros and Cons Stand js of Rugged Individualism Enrich. js

ALASKA GOLDRUSH and Guadalcanal Diary DANIEL BOONE: OPENING THE WILDERNESS and Sam Landmark ejs Houston, Tallest Texan Landmark ej

ALEXANDER THE GREAT and Rise and Fall of Adolph DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE and Lincoln's Gettysbtr Hitler Landmark ejs Address Enrich. ejs

ALGERIA-BIRTH OF A NATION and United Nations Bond DO YOU KNOW HOW YOU GROW INSIDEFolkways ej Issue Stand js (Songs and narrative about food and growth)

ANDREW CARNEGIE and America's First World War EMPEROR'S NIGHTINGALE F011avays pe Landmark ejs (A musical fantasy of an Anderson favorite)

ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION and Lincoln's Second ENCHANTED SPRING,ThE Folkways pe Inaugural Enrich. ejs (AnAmerican Indian legend which depicts the life of America's first inhabitants) AUSTRALIAN FOLK SONGS AND BALLADS Folksways ejs ENERGY AND MOTION SONGS - SINGING SCIENCE RECORDS SMC ej BEN FRANKLIN OF OLD PHILADELPHIA and Lincoln (14 Ballads) Douglas: Years of Decision Landmark ejs ERIE CANAL, THE and First Overland Mail BERLIN CRISIS and J.F.K-State of the Union Address Landmark ej Stand js ESKIMOS OF HUDSON BAY AND ALASKA Folkwayspej BILL OF RIGHTS and Patrick Henry's Famous Speech (Rhythmic chanting, primitive melodies, songs, Enrich. ejs animal imitations)

BUILDINGS OF THE FIRST TRANSCONTINENTAL EVANGELINE Folkways ejs RAILROAD and The Wright Brothers (Complete Longfellow tale of expulsion of Acadians) Landmark ejs EXPLORATIONS OF PERE MARQUETTE and Lewis and CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH and The Pony Express Clark Expedition Landmark ej Landmark ejs FIFTEEN FOR FITNESS- EXERCISES SET TO MUSIC CHILDREN'S SONGS - Folk and Original Songs WR js Folksways ej (Instructions and Calls) 92 SCIENCE RECORDS YEARS (1817-1895)Gift ejs MORE NATURE SONGS-SINGING FREDERICK DOUGLAS (14 Ballads) SMC ej (Famous anti-slaveryleader - his childhood self- fight for freedom) education, escape, and MUSIC OF AMERICANINDIANS OF THE SOUTHWEST Folkways pe GEORGE WASHINGTONand The Santa Fe Trail (Instrumental and vocalmusic of various tribes Landmark ejs recorded on location) CARVER,and Mr. Bell Invents Folksways pe GEORGE WASHINGTON ejs MUSIC OF THE CAROUSEL The Telephone Landmark (Recorded in CentralPark-14 examples of ej merry-go-round music) HAWAIIAN CHANT, HULAAND MUSIC Folkways offerings, tributes, (Native instruments; prayer MUSIC OF THE SIOUXAND THE NAVAJOFolkways Pe legends, and serenades.) (Demonstrates culture of twomain people of the American indians, thesettled Sioux and nomad ejs HIAWATHA Folkways Navajo) (Opens world of Indianlore) BATTLE OF WATERLOOand CANADIAN PLAINS Folkwayspe NAPOLEON AND THE INDIAN MUSIC OF THE The Marquis deLafayette Landmark s (Records of Blood, Blackfoot,Cree, and Assiniboine Indians) NATURE SONGS-SINGINGSCIENCE RECORDS (14 Ballads) SMC ej INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC WPE pe (Presents the scientific aspectsof musical sound -OLD STURBRIDGE SINGERS style.) NEW ENGLAND HARMONY in a highly creative Folkways ejs (Collection of EarlyAmerican Choral Music) INTRODUCTIONS TO MUSICALINSTRUMENTS WPEpe (Gives children a storyof instrumental sound in and The MissouriCompromise their basic function.) NORTHWEST ORDINANCE groups according to Enrich. js WPE pe INTRODUCTION TO THEORCHESTRA ONE NURSERY RHYMES (Instruments take onpersonalities with moods ONE HUNDRED AND easily understood Folksway and a variety of expressions (Familiar English rhymesrecited and vocalized) and appreciated.) ORGANIZATION OF AMERICANSTATES and The Space Age WPE pe INTRODUCTION TO RHYTHM Stand js (Presents rhythm in itsmelodic form. Children in the melody) ejs can feel the rhythm PANAMA CANAL, THEand Robert FultonLandmark JEFFERSON'S FIRST INAUGURALand Constitutional MINUTE MEN and OurIndependence Enrich. js PAUL REVERE AND THE Amendments 13, 14, and 15 and The Constitution Landmark ejs D-Day Invasion of Europe At JOHN PAUL JONES and POCAHONTAS AND CAPT.JOHN SMITH and The Winter Landmark js Valley Forge Landmark ej of Albert Schweitzer ARMADA and Mary, JULIUS CAESAR and Story QUEEN ELIZABETHAND THE SPANISH Landmark js Queen of Scots Landmark s and Pirate Lafitte andThe Battle ACT CONGRESS andPublic LOUISIANA PURCHASE ejs RESOLUTIONS OF STAMP of New Orleans Landmark Education In The UnitedStates Enrich. s ejs ej MAN IN SPACE Folkways ROBERT E. LEE andThomas A . EdisonLandmark (Documentary recording ofAlan Shephard's 1961 countdown to evaluation) SINGING Mercury flight from SCIENCE EXPERIMENTAND ACTNITY SONGS- Universal Declaration of SCIENCE RECORDS MARSHALL PLAN and The (14 Ballads) SMC ej Human Rights Enrich. ACT and TheodoreRoosevelt's and George Washington'sItrewell SHERMAN ANTI-TRUST MAYFLOWER COMPACT New Nationalism Enrich. s Address Enrich. js Grant At MONITOR AND THEMERRIMAC and Lee and Appomattox Landmark js

MONROE DOCTRINE, THEand F.D.R's FourFreedom's Speech Enrich, is 93

SING'N DO --DOWN ON THE FARM SKIP ROPE Folkways pe 6 Records 45 RPM SND p (Thirty-three skip rop. games including Teddy Bear and Fudge) DOWN ON THE FARM YOU'LL NEVER CATCH ME! SONGS AND DANCES OF GREAT LAKES INDIANS PUMPKINS ON PARADE Folkways ej LITTLE DUCKY DODDLE (Notes and song texts of Algonquin and Iroquois LITTLE SCARECROW activities ) NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK SONGS AND DANCES OF QUEBEC Folkways ej SING'N DO -- EARLY PRIMARY ALBUM (French Canadian "squares" and "longways") 6 Records 45 RPM SND SONGS OF THE SEA Folkways ej I'M A DING DONG DING DONG CHOO CHOO (Thirty-two actually sung aboard clipper and I'LL FIND A KITTY UNDER THE CHRISTMAS TREE sailing ships) AN INDIAN SONG MY LITTLE PUPPY SOUNDS OF ANIMALS Folkways pe I AM A LITTLE PUPPET (How animals express their emotions and wants) HERE COMES THE CIRCUS PARADE SOUNDS OF SPOKEN ENGLISH Folkways pe SING'N DO -- FAVORITE ALBUM (2 Records) 6 Records 45 RPM SND pe (Speech instruction.Exercises and evalu- ations for correction of frequent mistakes in A PIGGILY WIGGILY WIGGILY PIG enunciation) TWENTY LITTLE RABBITS POLLY THE POLLYWOG SOUNDS OF THE AMERICAN SOUTHWEST Folkwayspe THE CAT WITH THE WAVING TAIL (Dawn to dusk; wild animals and natural sounds) THE SWING SONG THE DRUMMERS MARCH STEAMBOAT ROUND THE BEND Folkways ej (Songs and stories of the people and the SING'N DO --HOLIDAY ALBUM Mississippi River) 5 Records 45 RPM SND pe STEPHEN CRANE Folkways THE GEORGE WASHINGTON SONG (Selected readings from The Red Badge of STROLLING DOWN THE STREET EASTER MORNING Courage, poetry) WHEN THE FLAG IS PASSING BY I'M A SAILORMAN SUN YAT-SEN and Queen Victoria Landmark s IF YOU ASK ME WHY I'M THANKFUL THOMAS JEFFERSON and The Vikings Landmarkejs SING'N DO --LATER PRIMARY ALBUM 6 Records 45 RPM SND p TAFT-HARTLEY ACT and F.D.R's First Inaugural Address Enrich. THE LAZY LITTLE HEN THE CLOCK SONG TRAPPERS AND TRADERS OF THE FAR WEST and JOHNNY !UMP UP Alexander Hamilton and Aaron BurrLandmarkejs I AM THE WIND THE TIPTOE ELF UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION -The Living Constitution AT THE RODEO Kaydan ejs

SING'N DO -- TOY SHOP ALBUM VIETNAM, KEY TO SOUTHEAST ASIA and Steel Crisis, The 6 Records 45RPM SND p Stand js

IN THE TOY SHOP VOYAGES OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS and Landing of The THE LITTLE RAG DOLLS Pilgrims Landmark ejs I'M A LITTLE CHINESE DOLL WHEN THE LITTLE DUTCH SHOES PARADE WEATHER SONGS -SINGING SCIENCE RECORDS IF IT COULD HAVE A PONY (14 Ballads) SMC ej SNAPDRAGON SONG WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR and The Magna Carta SIR WALTER RALEIGH and Ferdinand Magellan Landmark Landmark ej 94

WILLIAM PENN, QUAKER and Witchcraft ofSalem Landmark ejs

WINSTON CHURCHILL and Winston ChurchillSpeaks Winston Churchill Landmark js

WOODROW WILSON'S FOURTEEN POINTSand Preamble to U.N. Charter Enrich. s

WORDS FOR THE WIND Folkways s (Only recording by Theodore Roethke reading his own works. 95

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ART WAYS OF MANKIND SERIES NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART LECTURES Dramatic and Interpretive js

ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE. For this study in status EL GRECO. Dorothea P. Michelson, Staff Lecturer, and role, Shakespeare's famous soliloquy is an ac- traces the life story of El Greco through his works curate summary of the fact that each person in this of art. world has a role to play. LEONARDO DA VINCI AND THE GUILDS OF FLORENCE I KNOW WHAT I LIKE. A study of the arts. Each Dr. Stites relates a brief history of the guilds of Florence society has its own form of art according to its and their effects on the cultural climate of the times. social structure. Many examples are used to demonstrate forms of art in different societies. PAUL GAUGUIN, A MODERN ARTIST IN SEARCH FOR HIS SOUL. An informative probe into the background of Paul LEGEND OF THE LONG HOUSE. A study of authority Gauguin and his lifelong struggle to find himself. within the six tribes of the Iroquois nation. SEVEN WONDERS OF THE ANCIENT WORLD. Dr. Bouton MUSEUM OF MAN. A study of society designed to show describes the seven wonders of the ancient world. how human beings have lived together at different times and places. WHY WE STUDY THE VISUAL ARTS. Dr. Margaret Bouton, Staff Lecturer, explains the advantage of understanding the SURVIVAL. When a place bound for the arctic region the visual arts. Several approaches for expanding one's crashes on the ice, four men are forced to live as comprehension of art are studied. best they can. Their survival depends on the know- ledge of their Eskimo guide. CONSERVATION WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK. A study in values. Com- pares the differing backgrounds of a Spartan and an MICHIGAN 2000 AD SERIES Athenian boy. Interview and dramatic js

WORD IN YOUR EAR, A. Explains various functions of CONTROL OF FOREST FIRES. Michigan has suffered language and its reflected meanings. The pheno- costly timber fires. How this threat can be removed in menon of dialect, the formation of a language, and the the future by new apparatus and improved forestry prac- variations in structure within organized speech are tices. Professor K. P. Davis. presented as components of culture. DON'T HOARD YOUR RESOURCES. Contrary to some be- YOU ARE NOT ALONE. A study which explores the com- lief, hoarding is often the wrong answer to the question plex interrelationships formed by groups. "As long as of conservation. Professor Robinson Gregory takes us you exist, you are not alone." Each person is a on a visit to a modern sawmill, and describes the most member of a number of groups. practical conservation practices. 96

FUTURE OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES. The sea lamp- DEATH OF WILD BILL HICKOCK. The premonitions of rey destroyed Michigan's lake fishing industry, but death expressed by James Butler Hickock, American today conservationists know that the lamprey can be Scout and U.S. Marshal, and how they were verified destroyed. in his treacherous death.

FUTURE OF MICHIGAN'S FORESTS. By means of a MYSTERY OF THE MARIE CELESTE, THE. The more visit to The University of Michigan experimental than eight-year-old mystery of the Marie Celeste, a forest we see what proper forestry practices can ship found on the high seas under full sail, with small mean for the year 2000. Professor Stephen H. boats still on board, and meals still on the table, yet Spurr is host. not a human being anywhere on the ship nor any sign of how or why the crew disappeared. FUTURE OF THE PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY. An on-the-spot broadcast from a pulp mill points out PERFECT CRIME OF JESSE JAMES, THE. How and why how Michigan can regain some of its former im- legends form around outlaws. Distinguishes between portance as a supplier of wood pulp. the real character of the outlaws and the legends about them. Dramatizes how a widow's tears led Jesse HUNTING IN MICHIGAN. Known conservation methods James to save her homestead by means of a perfect can keep Michigan's wild animal population at its crime. present significant level. SNIPE HUNT, THE. The legendary origin of the common MICHIGAN AS A VACATION STATE IN 2000 A.D. By woods prank, the snipe hunt. Includes story of how continuing present trends. Michigan's outdoor va- the first man fooled on a snipe hunt turned the tables cation resources can remain a significant factor in on the pranksters. the life of the 21st Century. STRANGE SICKNESS OF BABE, THE BLUE OX. The brief MINERAL RESOURCES. What the future holds for introduction to the legends of Paul Bunyan and Babe, his Michigan's mining industry. Blue Ox. Dramatizes the strange sickness that affected Babe while she was straightening out a crooked logging PLAGUES AND WOLD ANIMAL DISEASE. The Univer- road by pulling on one end of it and yanking it straight. sity of Michigan pathologists are continually alert for an outbreak of disease among wild animals in order to intercept any threat of plague. GUIDANCE

PROBLEMS OF A GROWING POPULATION. Professor MAKING GOOD SERIES Stanley Cain explains the problems of our "exploding" Dramatic js population. ABOUT YOUR HOME LIFE. Common problems of SPORTS FISHING. Professor Karl Lagler, Chairman of life associated with (1) dependence of young people, the Department of Fisheries, views what conser- (2) discipline and (3) background. vation can mean for the sports fisherman by the year 2000 A.D. ACTIVITIESARE THEY WORTH IT? How school activ- ities help develop good citizenship by providing students WATER: EROSION AND CONTAMINATION. The need to with the knowledge and practice essential to be a good protect natural water resources for the coming gener- citizen. ations. Features Dean Stanley G. Fontana of The University of Michigan School of Natural Resources. DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES? The importance of knowing whether or not you have the ability, the emotional WOOD IN THE HOME. An on-the-spot recording at the stability and the intelligence required for the vocation University's Wood Technology Laboratory, showing or profession in which you are interested. research and experimentation in the new uses of this basic resource. GETTING ALONG WITH OTHERS. Dramatizes how it pays to be courteous, to prevent trouble with one's neighbors, to avoid antagonizing other people. Stresses the im- FOLKLORE portance of making a good impression on others.

FOLKLORE MAKES HISTORY DRAMATIC GETTING READY FOR YOUR JOB. A variety of interests Dramatic ejs dramatized as helpful in landing a job. Urges high school students to engage in many activities and clubs as a BAKER'S DOZEN, THE. The legendary origin of "a baker's means of cultivating new interests. dozen." The setting of the tale is in old New Amster- dam during the Christmas season. Features a lesson LET'S LOOK AT JOBS. Emphasizes that choice of vocation of generosity taught to a miserly baker by good St. is a problem common to all individuals. Points out some Nicholas. careers for girls. Tries to answer the question: "Should I go to college?" 97

MESSAGE TO THE STAG LINE, A. Suggests ways tobe HISTORY, AMERICAN popular. Emphasizes that a person is popular to the degree to which he adjusts to people and situations THE AMERICAN TRAIL SERIES js MORE ABOUT CHOOSING YOUR JOB. Indicates howto prepare for the interview, how to answer job ads by BRAVE FLAG, THE. The American flag lived through letter, and how to write a newspaper advertisement. the days after the Revolutionary War, the War of1812, the Civil War. World War I, and World War II. OPEN AND CLOSED DOORS. Discusses the restrictions which close the doors to certain professionscon- CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH, THE. Bing Crosby and his son, sideration of the basic factors related to these re- Lindsay, narrate the story of the organization of a strictions when choosing a vocation and howindivi- vigilante committee to restore law and order. dual training and correction of bad habitsan some- times overcome job restrictions. LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION. Lewis and Clark fought their way up the Missouri River and on to the TEACHERS ARE PEOPLE, TOO. Dramatizes the fact Pacific Ocean. that teachers are human beings, too. Represents them as sincere,hard-working individuals who have LOUISIANA PURCHASE, THE. Thomas Jefferson declared devoted their lives to guiding childre that the U.S. would defend New Orleans against French occupation. Congress offered two million dollars in TIME ONYOUR HANDS. How to make use of your leisure gold to Napoleon Bonaparte. He agreed to sell all of time in ways which will really benefit you. How to Louisiana for fifteen million, thus avoiding war. develop critical judgment and a sense of variety in in leisure time activities. NORTHWEST ORDINANCE, THE. In1787the Northwest Territory was opened by the Northwest Ordinance. WORKING TO LEARN AND LEARNING TO WORK. Dra- Indian uprising hindered settlement until "Mad" Anthony matizes the principle that you not only have to work Wayne defeated them. Self-government was then estab- to learn but that you also must learn to work. lished in Ohio.

HEALTH TO BUILD A NATION SERIES js TUNE UP IN HEALTH SERIES (Covers United States History from the Armistice of World pej War I through the depression era)

CHECK-OUT BEFORE YOU CAMP OUT. Gun handling, BLACK FRIDAY. The1920'swas the "age of money" and poisonous plants, swimming, and boating are among the "age of speculation". This false prosperity led to the camping features described as dangerous if one the stock market crash. lacks proper knowledge of them. DEPRESSION HITS. Economic instability led nations to ONE JOKE TOO MANY ...PRACTICAL JOKERS. A seek new political and social ideologies. England group of boys become disgusted with Jack and his turned to Socialism. In German, Hitler's Nationalist multitude of dangerous practical jokes. Finally, Socialist Party, better known as Nazis, took over.In the boys learn that practical jokers are usually un- the United States an era of depression began. happy people and they want to belong to the group. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT. Roosevelt's ideals, actions PLAY SAFE AT SCHOOL. An accident occurs on the and accomplishments are related by means of a drama- playground and the pupils launch a safety program. tized interview with one of his sons. One aspect of the program is a hazard hunt to cut down on accidents. Good safety tips are given to HERBERT HOOVER. Herber Hoover, a Quaker from West- the children. branch, Iowa, became a wealthy mine owner who aided 70,000Americans stranded in Europe at the outbreak SAFETY BEGINS AT HOME. A host of accidents or of the war, became the first U.S. Food Administrator, near accidents in the Brown home causes the family and who after World War I headed the European Relief to begin a thorough hazard hunt inside and outside Organization. the house. NEW DEAL. A dramatization of how WPA and CCC gave SAFETY FIRST ON THE FARM . The children, in prep- people jobs during the depression. aration for a school presentation, learn of the major hazards. PRESIDENT CALVIN COOLIDGE. A dramatization of Coolidge becoming president after the death of President SAFETY SENSE ON STREETS. Mr. Brown promises Harding, and a press conference in which Coolidge ex- his children a new bicycle on condition that they presses his views on national issues. learn rules of safety first. Police officer Ryan gives the children some of the answers they need to know. 98

PRESIDENT WARREN HARDING. In 1920 Warren G. running for the Illinois State Legislature. After losing Harding received the Republican nomination for presi- one election, he wins the next and entersinto history. dent of the United States. His administration suffered from what were considered "irregularities" in govern- ment, the most outstanding of which was the "Teapot MILESTONE OF FREEDOM SERIES Dome" scandal. Harding died in 1923 of Pneumonia. Dramatic and Documentary js

ROARING TWENTIES. After World War I life took on a BATTLE OF SARATOGA. One of the turning points of the crazy, hectic aspect. The family unit began to dis- Revolution is told by eye-witness reports of participants integrate as each member became engrossed in his in both armies. own affairs. The people became "thrillcrazy" and the United States shared in a period of "joy making." BUNKER HILL. On June 17, 1775, the British began to realize that the colonial insurrection in America was WOODROW WILSON AND THE LEAGUE. Tells of turning into a full scale war. A major battle took Wilson's attempts to establish a League of Nations in place at Bunker Hill, Boston. the peace treaty with Germany. LEXINGTON AND CONCORD. Story of the battles of Lexington and Concord and of the spark which set off A DAY TO REMEMBER SERIES the shot "heard 'round the world." Dramatic ejs

AMERICAN HARVEST. THANKSGIVING. Tells how A NAME TO ,1EMEMBER SERIES the Pilgrims celebrated the first Thanksgiving and ejs how George Washington decided to celebrate it during the Revolutionary War. President Lincoln DANIEL BOONE -- TRAILBLAZER OF THE WILDERNESS proclaimed that Thanksgiving should be celebrated. ROAD. Incidents in his life and some of Boone's adven- Includes a typical present day family preparing the tures in helping to establish homes in the wilderness. Thanksgiving feast. OLIVER HAZARD PERRY. In 1812 the British had captured FIRST IN WAR, FIRST IN PEACE. The story of George Detroit and held control of the area through a war fleet Washington's crossing of the Delaware River on under the command of Captain Barclay. Oliver Hazard Christmas Eve, 1776. Perry was ordered to bulk! a fleet to drive out the British. This program is ;bout the battle and American GENTLEMEN FROM VIRGINIA -- JEFFERSON'S BIRTHDAY. victory that followed. The story of Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's home. He had dreamed about it and planned for it since he was 14, PIRATE JEAN LAFITTE. Hounded by the law, Jean Lafitte He designed the house himself and helped to build it. gave up his independent life of piracy to come tothe res- cue of New Orleans when the city wasthreatened with HERITAGE OF HONOR--NEGRO HISTORY WEEK. "We capture by the British.His patriotic act won him the remember with pride the contribution of the Negro respect of General Jackson and a pardon from the United race--Americans all." Names of Negroes who have State Government. made valuable contributions to our country are men- tioned. Also tells about the Emancipation Procla- HISTORY, MICHIGAN mation.

LIBERTY OR DEATH -- PATRICK HENRY'S SPEECH. On A NAME TO REMEMBER SERIES March 23, 1775, Patrick Henry gave the famous speech ejs in which he uttered the words, "Give me liberty or give me death." Tells of the events leading up tothis CHIEF PONTIAC. The powerful chief of the Ottawa saw declaration. that it would take a cooperative endeavor by all the different tribes before the Indians could win back the SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS, THE. On May 21, 1927,Charles land the white men were stealing from him. Lindbergh flew across the Atlantic from New York to Paris. Starts with a day in 1926 when he conceived the DR. WILLIAM BEAUMONT. The surgeon at Fort Mackinac idea of the flight and tells about the preparations he whose definitive study of human digestion began with a made and the flight itself. gunfight outside the fort.

WEARIN' OF THE GREEN--ST. PATRICK'S DAY. A ETIENNE BRULE. Etienne Brule was one of Samuel de fanciful song tells how Ireland was created; "Mac Champlain's aids, sent into the wilderness of the new Namara's Bank" is played; and a story about St. world to explore and study the language and habits of Patrick as a young lad is told. the Indians. Brule became scout, explorer and inter- preter. W1TH MALICE TOWARD NONE -- LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY. A portion of Lincoln's life as a young man in NewSalem, DOUGLASS HOUGHTON. Houghton was Michigan's first Illinois is dramatized. Ann Pat ledge talks him into state geologist. He had a wide range of interests;medi- cine, botany, geography, etc. One of his most important surveys was made into the Upper Peninsula to investi- gate ancient Indian stories of copper mines in that country. 99

HENRY SCHOOLCRAFT. Schoolcraft's studies and re- INDIAN CREATION MYTHS. The story of Nanabush, the search among Michigan Indians gave Longfellow the mythical hero, half man and half god, and how he helped Material for his epic poem, "Hiawatha." create the earth and mankind. Nanabush was the inspira- tion for Longfellow's "Hiawatha." JEAN NICOLET. Nicolet was another of Samuel de Cham- plain's young explorers who went to live among the INDIAN NAMES. Indian plaice names in the State of Michi- Indians. He studied their customs, their language, gan and information concerning their origin and meaning. and the way they lived in the wilderness. INDIAN RFLIGION AND BELIEF. Religious beliefs and LA SALLE. Built a fort and waited for the supply ship ceremonies of the Indians. Many of their pre-Christian "Griffin" to arrive so that he could begin to explore beliefs and ceremonies are carried over and inter- the Mississippi River. The ship, however, was mingled with the Christian faith. The significance of wrecked in a storm, leaving the adventurers isolated dreams and fasting is discussed. in a virtually unknown land. La Salle decided to head back to Quebec on foot. He led his party across INDIAN SPIRITS OF WOODS AND WATERS. An introduc- Southern Michigan, the first white men to see that tion to some of the complex beliefs about good and evil country, and ultimately followed the Huron River spirits in the everyday life of the Indians. to Lake Erie. INDIAN STORIES OF CORN. The Indians were the first LEWIS CASS. The creation of a treaty with Chippewa growers of corn, which was their most important food. tribesmen which gained for the United States the land Every tribe has its legends about the origin of corn at Sault Ste. Marie. and this program presents two versions as they are told in Michigan. MAD ANTHONY WAYNE. Washington sent General Anthony Wayne at the head of an army to take the INDIAN TODAY. We learn from typical Indian citizens Northwest Territory by force of arms.hi the about their education, interests and activities, which Battle, Wayne destroyed the enemy forces and makes one realize their part in American community. broke the grip of the British on all of Michigan. MICHIGAN INDIAN TRIBES. Introduces the three main PAUL BUNYAN. Some of the Michigan adventures of Indian tribes that have lived and still live in Michigan: this fabulous here. Ottawa, Chippewa and Potawatomi. Relates some tales of the Sauks and Mascoutins who once made the area RANSOM E. OLDS. This story of the auto pioneer their home. includes what is believed to be the last recorded interview with him before his death. He sketches RED MAN AND WHITE. Significant highlights in the his- the problems which beset those who sought to do tory of Michigan in the early years; wars between the away with the horse. Indians and the white man; the fall of Michilimackinac; Pontiac at Detroit; and final major treaties.Inter- STEVENS T. MASON. The story of Michigan's boy- spersed are typical war songs and dances. governor and his adventures in the "Toledo War." WHITE MAN COMES TO MICHIGAN. We learn of the first white men to visit the area: Bride, Father Marquette, RED MAN IN MICHIGAN SERIES Jean Nicolet and Sieur de la Salle. They met the Indian Documentary pej on the grounds of trade and religion and learned the significance of the calumet or peace pipe. ANIMALS IN INDIAN STORY AND SONG. Songs and stories about some of the more common animals tell how the porcupine got his quills; how the bear lost A TREASURY OF MICHIGAN NAMES his tail; and tales of the rabbit, racoon and woodpecker. Dramatic is INDIAN ARTS AND CRAFTS. A discussion of the primi- BATTLE CREEK. Two different accounts as to the origin of tive arts of the Indian; the making of canoes, houses the name Battle Creek are presented. Both of the histo- and garments, together with information on present- ries are interesting and the detective work to find the day craft work. true origin of the name is well done.

INDIAN CEREMONIES. The customs relating to adoption, BAY crry. A description of the Saginaw Bay area, telling courtship and marriage are discussed, and several of the hardships of pioneer life, the first saw mill songs connected with these ceremonies are sung by operations, and experiences of some of the earliest the Indians. settlers.

INDIAN CLANS AND TOTEM ANIMALS. An explanation NILES. An unusual history of an area which had seen the of the division of the Michigan tribes into clans and French, British, Spanish and finally the American flags how each clan had a sacred totem animal. The idea fly over it. of clans and totem animals still survives among the Michigan Indians. 100

AMERICAN HISTORY. One of the morememorable book; SAGINAW. In the early 19thCentury, the Saginaw Bay Forbes' "Johnny wilderness with a history of Indian about American History is Ester area was a dense Tremain" which is aboutRevolutionary Wartimes in fights and stormy waters. Theexperiences of the traders and settlers in the area aredescribed. Boston. "Charlotte's Web", one of the best stories derivation of the words E. B. WHITE. SAULT STE. MARIE. The by this important contributor tochildren's literature. Sault Ste. Marie is explainedand the early history of the straits area isdescribed. Adventurous The unforgettable fairy and building of the HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN. tales of exploration, trading, tales of this supreme storyteller. locks enhance the exciting history. story of Homer Price and named after an enemy HOMER PRICE. The rollicking TECUMSEH. The town that was his life in Centerville,U.S.A. of the United States and thestrange story of why he was so honored. JAMES THURBER. "Many Moons"is high on the list of books for boys and girls. INDUSTRY LAURA INGALLS WILDER.This author portrays from first-hand experience what it waslike to grow up in the AMERICAN INDUSTRY prairie country of Minnesotaand the Dakotas. Documentary and Dramatic ejs dramatization of parts of "The Mof- between the various THE MOFFATS. A AUTOMOBILES. The early conflict fats" by Eleanor Estes. types of self-propelledvehicles --electricity, steam and gasoline. MORE AMERICANA. Amongseveral publications con- Book of Americans" and of grains in our diet sidered in this program are "A CEREAL GRAINS. Stresses the use "The Rooster Crows." and tells the story of themanufacture of cereal foods. ROBERT LAWSON. A popularAmerican writer is intro- FURNITURE. Development offurniture from the earliest and astonishing account various pieces of furniture duced through his "Ben and Me", times to the present. How of the life of Benjamin Franklin aswritten by his good took shape. mouse, Amos. of shipping and the LAKE SHIPPING. The importance SMOKY, THE COWHORSE.Will James' story of the widespread effects of any forcewhich interferes with round-up and the rodeo as soon recordings at The University range, the corral, the it. Includes on-th-spot through the eyes of the cow pony,Smoky. of Michigan Naval Tank. of space travel, entitled industry in America from SPACE TRAVEL. A fanciful tale PAPER. The story of the paper "Miss Pickerell Goes to Mars",by Ellen MacGregor. Colonial days to the present.Includes on-th-spot re- cordings from the KalamazooVegetable Parchment Company. MIAMI BEACH STORYTELLINGFESTIVAL, 1956 Narrative. American LibraryAssociate pejs SALT. The importance of saltin our lives, and some important factor. historical events in which salt was an ELSIE PIDDOCK SKIPS IN HERSLEEP. Told by Eileen the Daisy Field by Pleanor the trucking industry in Colwell from Martin Pippin in TRUCKS. The importance of Farjeon. modern life. GOAT WELL, THE. A fantastictale of how to make an unusual well. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES HARE AND THE HEDGEHOG,THE. Told by Frances Clarke Sayers from ToldAgain by Walter de la Mare. BOOKS AND AROUND SERIES Narrative ej MISS COW FALLS A VICTIMTO MR RABBIT. Told by Remus: His Songs and "Yankee Doodle's Stephanie Fraser from Uncle AMERICANA. Anna MaIcoImson's Sayings by Joel ChandlerHarris. Cousin" is a find book forchildren, dealing with America in legend, history,fiction, poetry and music. 101

NIGHTINGALE, THE. A tale by Hans Christian Anderson PUSS IN BOOTS. A French story of a very clever cat who told by Mary Strang from The Art of the Storyteller by wins fame and fortune for his handsome, but not too Marie Shed lock. efficient young master.

OLD FIRE DRAGAMAN. Told by Frances Clarke Sayers SLEEPING BEAUTY, THE. The romantic beauty, gentle- from The Jack Tales by Richard Chase. ness and symbolism of the classic French love story of the Prince and Princess. OLD MAN OF THE FLOWERS. Introduced in English and then told in Japanese by Shigeo Watanabe from The STONE SOUP. That greed and stinginess are ultimately Dancing Kettle by Yoshiko Uchida. stupid is well illustrated in this French version of a widespread folktale. PEDDLER OF BALLAGHADEREEN, THE. Told by Marjorie Dobson from The Way of the Storyteller by THREE LITTLE PIGS, THE. Howard Pyle's story of three Ruthe Sawyer. daring, independent and resourceful little pigs and how they outwit the ogre. WOLF AND THE SEVEN LITTLE KIDS, THE. Intro- duced in English and then told in German by Rosemary WONDERFUL TAR-BABY STORY and MR. RABBIT, HE'S Hohne from Tales from Grimm Edited by Wanda Gag. A GOOD FISHERMAN. Uncle Remus' classic account of how Br'er Fox outwitted Br'er Rabbit and was in turn out-witted.In the second tale, Br'er Rabbit and Brier OLD TALES AND NEW SERIES Fox match wits and cunning, but both manage to enjoy Dramatic pe a joke together. CUDDLES, THE CAMEL. An interesting story of a cir- cus camel and his affection for the circus men. OPEN THE DOOR SERIES Narrative pej EMPEROR'S NEW CLOTHES, THE. Tje story of the Readings designed to help children discover the wonderful tailors who made clothes for the Emperor--clothes personal power of reading. The programs cover a wide that could be seen only by those fit to look on the variety of the best in children's literature. Emperor. ABE LINCOLN GROWS UP --Carl Sandburg JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. A good dramatization of ALICE IN WONDERLAND --Lewis Carroll this classic. CHARLOTTE'S WEB -- E. B. White DEAD BIRD, THE -- Margaret Brown JOHNATHON'S THANKSGIVING. The story of a small GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER -- Anne Terry White boy and a turkey, a most unusual pet, and how he was GOOD MASTER, THE -- Kate Seredy saved from the Thanksgiving dinner. HENRY HUGGINS -- Beverly Cleary HUCKLEBERRY FINN -- Mark Twain MOST FAMOUS TREE IN THE WORLD, THE. The story IF IRAN THE CIRCUS -- Dr. Seuss of the little tree that was taken in from the woods and JUST-SO-STORIES -- Kipling which brightened the home over the Christmas season. LITTLE HOUSE IN THE BIG WOODS-- L. I. Wilder MANY MOONS - - James Thurber PIERRE, THE REMARKABLE PRAIRIE DOG. How he MARY POPPINS -- Pamela Travers came to be a pet. MR. POPPER'S PENGUINS -- R. and F. Atwater TOM SAWYER -- Mark Twain SMALL TRIBUTE, A. An imaginary story of Lincoln and WIND IN THE WILLOWS, THE -- Kenneth Grahame his days at Springfield. WINNIE THE POOH -- A. A. Milne STORY OF THE SLOW COMING WINTER. Jack Frost was so sleepy that he almost failed to start the winter, ORIENTATION all because he stayed up so late in the spring. OUR WONDERFUL WORLD SERIES pe TALES OF THE TALKING STONE SERIES Narrative pe BY PLANE. The experiences encountered when traveling by air are described by the passenger, the pilot and the THE TALKING STONE. A Seneca Indian tale which tells stewardess. The Wright brothers flight at Kitty Hawk where all stories come frcm. is reenacted while explaining the growth of air travel.

CAT AND MOUSE KEEP HOUSE. The German version BY TRAIN. The various people connected with train travel of Grimm's Story is a favorite with children and a are interviewed. The story begins with a tour of the de- wise warning in choosing one's friends. pot and the dispatcher's office and concludes with ex- periences described while actually on the train. MARY, MARY, SO CONTRARY and THE HUSBAND WHO WAS TO MIND THE HOUSE. The Finnish folktale of a stubborn and shrewish wife; and a Norwegian story of the bad husband and his deserved rebuke. 102 Everett THE TWO PARTY SYSTEMIN AMERICA. Senator Shopping activities aredescribed discusses political parties CHRISTMAS SHOPPING. buying. A McKinley Dirksen (R., M.) as Jonathan doeshis first bit of Christmas giving an insight into his explains the long-termplan- and representative government department store manager powerful political role asSenate Minority' Leader. ning required to preparethe stores for theholiday sea- son and theservices which aidthe buyer during the rush. SCIENCE LET'S TAKE A TRIP. Adiscussion of thedevelopment of transportation from earliesttimes to the present.How today, and the planningthat is GREAT DAYS IN SCIENCE and why we take trips js required before a trip arealso discussed. Dramatic SCHOLASTIC. Out of the debris bus driver explainsthe historical ALCHEMIST AND THE RIDING THE BUS. A of crumbling alchemy grewthe beginning of chemistry. development of the bus,the different types ofbuses and 4-heir various uses.The driver indicates the HOW HE THINKS. Thefirst of depot. ARISTOTLE DISCOVERS functions of the bus the world's biologistssought the truth,whatever the the ears results. SEEING AND HEARING.Voices representing protective care theyrequire. of and eyes explain the ATOMIC ENERGY FORPEACE. Explanation of the use The narrator brings tothe listener soundsof the city practical value of these iso- of sights. radioactive isotopes, the and describes a variety topes in the field ofphysiological chemistry, the im- in plants, and the hope that morning portance of tracer studies SOUNDS OF THE CITY.Beginning with early of all atomic scientists maybe de- takes the listener on atour of some day the work Sounds the narrator voted solely to humanitarianpurposes. the city. The scenes aredescribed with informative detail. Department stores,restaurants and the The story of man's pro- the places visited. CURES AND PREVENTATIVES. farmer's market are among gress in the masteryof his health from the greatplague such described of Europe in 1340 to thepresent. Outstanding men Supermarket operations are Pasteur, Kock and WalterReed are SUPERMARKET. stores of earlier years.Mar= as Jenner, Lister, and compared with the self- featured. Iceting, advertising,decoration, displays and aspects covered. service are among the DALTON FINDS THE ATOM.His work was the foundation chemistry. Dalton establishes a Rules for protection inanswering of the atomic theory in WHO'S AT THE DOOR? table of atomic weightsmade up of sixteen elements. the door are furnished.Several examples of persons who cone to the door areportrayed. One caller turns Portrays Darwin's delivery man. DARWIN SAILS ON THEBEAGLE. out to be a thiefwho poses as a struggle within himself as towhether or not he should publish the results of hisstudies. His duty to religion, science and truth, andthe reactions of hiscolleagues POLITICAL SCIENCE are brought out.

ELECTRICITY GOES TOWORK. Edison's struggle tofind SERIES AMERICAN GOVERNMENT a suitable materialfrom which to make thefilament for the search for electric current material. Coordinated his incandescent lamp; Provide valuableprimary source in larger quantity; andhis improvement of thedynamo. with curriculum. THEORY. The story of a tenpound and POLICY. The HonorableDean GALILEO TESTS A AMERICA'S FOREIGN a one pound shotdropped from the top of theTower of Rusk, Secretary ofState, explains thephilosophy the experimental method in involvement in WorldAffairs. Pisa. The beginnings of behind American science. Senator Edmund Muskie question CREATIVE FEDERALISM. THE GREEKS ASKQUESTIONS. The early Greeks (D., Me.) explainsthe increasing roleof our science concerning theearth, sun, solving state and local various old beliefs in National Government in moon and stars. problems. HEART. The greatcontribution REFORM. Senator KarlE. HARVEY AND THE BEATING ELECTORAL COLLEGE of Dr. William Harvey(1578-1675) to medical science Mundt (R., S.D.)analyzes current reform pro- connection with the circulation the District Plan,and through his discoveries in posals with emphasis on of blood. stresses the needfor modernizing oursystem of electing nationalleaders. HERODOTUS REPORTS ONHIS WORLD. An earlyhistorian history which is a mixtureof fact TRADE. The HonorableDan H. and scientist writes a TARIFF AND FOREIGN and fiction. Fenn, Jr., Commissioner,U.S. Tariff Commission, defends the Executive'srole in tariff and trade ques- tions. Mr. 0. R.Strackbein, leading tariffauthority, discusses the need forCongress to re-assertits Con- stitutional authority toregulate foreign trade. 103

LEEUWENHOEK SEES THE LITTLE ANIMALS. He WHERE IT ALL BEGAN. Over 5000 years ago the Egyptians builds a better microscope and speeds the study of knew many basic medical facts. Seven hundred years ago minute forms of life. the Greeks knew about atoms. The Greek philosopher Democritus discussed the components of matter with LINNAEUS MAKES A LIST. Various events in the life of his students in 500 B.C. Yet, it was not until 1945 that Linnaeus, his journey to Lapland, his catalogue of man was able to make use of atomic energy. plants, and his insistence upon the need for accurate observation and a practical system for naming plants. LET SCENCE TELL US - SERIES I MAN TAKES ANOTHER LOOK AT HIS UNIVERSE. Some Dramatic pej of the great discoveries in the field of astronomy in cluding the theory of the expanding universe. A basis AT THE AIRPORT. An adventure aboard a search plane. for understanding the scientific method is provided. The principles of flight and navigational aids are ex- plained. The pilot points out the aircraft instruments MENDEL LEARNS FROM FLOWERS. In spite of many and their functions. discouragements, Mendel persisted in his study of flowers and developed his theory of recessive and BIG EYE, THE. The complete story about the giant tele- dominant characteristics in garden peas. scope of Palomar, how the idea originated, pouring the glass, transporting it across the continent, polishing MYSTERIOUS RAYS, THE. Madame Curie's work with it, and finally installing it. radium and the work of many scientists in this field. BLACK DIAMONDS. Coal mining as it was done seventy NEW THEORY WORKS OUT. The gradual unfolding of years ago is contrasted with modern techniques. Social the Einstein Theory of Relativity. Points out signi- implications of the story afford opportunity for dis- events in the testing of it and its final acceptance. cussion.

NEWTON FASHIONS A NEW TOOL. The story of Sir CONVERTER, THE. The Life of Henry Bessemer and his Isaac Newton's days at Cambridge University and contribution to the science of making steel. The develop- his desire to write poetry. ment and operation of the Bessemer converter, and its social implications are pointed out. PASTEUR DISPROVES A THEORY. How Pasteur dis- proved the theory of spontaneous generation through EUREKA! I HAVE IT. The classic story of Archimedes' exhaustive experimentation and observation. discovery of the principle of buoyancy, stressing the importance of the scientific method in problem solving PAVLOV AND HIS DOGS. The story of Pavlov and his and the integrity of great scientists. experiments on dogs in developing the idea of con- ditioned responses. FU URES IN THE SKY. Importance of stars to navigation. After being "closed in" a ship's captain catches a RADIO BECOMES A REALITY. A short history of the glimpse of a few stars, locates his position by means of various means which have been used since primitive sextant, and proceeds to explain the moving of the con- times to communicate over considerable distances: stellations and the differences between stars and planets. signal fires, semaphore flagging, reflecting sun- light, telegraph and telephone, and Marconi's de- FINAL EDITION. An imaginary meeting of all the great velopement of the wireless. scientists of the plast, how much of the work of science has been 1Wsdirected into channels for evil purposes SCIENCE EMERGES FROM THE UNDERGROUND. The and war aiml an expression of hope that the scientists of story of Versalius and his contributions to science the world will work together for peaceful and construc- through the study of the human body. tive purposes.

SCIENTISTS GET TOGETHER. On September 18, 1828 FLYING WEATHER. A visit to a weather station. The im- scientists from all over Europe assembled as guests portance of weather forecasting and methods of gathering of the German Scientific Society. The promulgated weather information. ideas that "science knows no boundaries" and "no man comes to truth alone." GREAT GENIUS, THE. Life of Sir Isaac Newtons his great contributions to the field of sicence, his laws of SCIENTISTS KEEP IN TOUCH. The story of Michelson's motion, his theory concerning the nature of light and achievements in measuring the speed of light. his intellectual curiosity about the nature of the universe. SUN, MOON AND STARS. The story of Johannes Keppler and the development of his three laws of planetary HOW DO THEY FIND IT? Adventure of two rival oil scouts motion made possible through his study of Mars. who are trying to find oil in a new area. Emphasizes the fact that locating oil fields is a scientific business and not just a lot of guess work. 104

IN THE DEEP. William Beebe's great adventure in ANCIENT ASTRONOMER. When Ptolemy predicted an deep sea diving. The almost infinite variety of eclipse of the sun in 140 A.D., people laughed at him. fish found below the ocean's surface and other forms However, when the eclipse did occur, the ignorant of life, both plant and animal are mentioned. people blamed him, and called "black magic."

INTO THE PAST. An imaginary flight through time, AS FAST AS LIGHTNING. The Chinese invented the first from the end of the Archeozoic Em, through suc- rocket about 700 years ago. During the second world cessive periods up to the end of the last glacial war, rockets were used as missiles by the Germans. epoch. The kinds of plant and animal life within Later, United States scientist at White Sands, New each period and the changes that took place in the Mexico, used them for experimental purposes. surface of the earth are explained. ATOM SMASHER. Dr. J. W. Bookta and Dr. Clarence MAKING IRON INTO STEEL. The process of changing Beck discuss atomic research , useful applications of iron ore into steel. The functions of coke and lime- the atom, its importance to biological and medical stone the charging and tapping of the open-hearth science and its present and future use. furnace are described. BALLOON MEN, THE. The history of the balloon as a OIL. The story of the oil fields in Oklahoma, ex- means of air travel and its experimental uses are traced plaining the modern methods of drilling and re- from the first unsuccessful balloon flight of two French- fining oil in contrast with those of the past. men in 1783 to the crash of the dirigible "Hindenberg" in 1937. RUBBER TIRES--THE STORY OF CHARLES GOODYEAR. A true account of the accidental discovery of the DISEASE FIGHTERS. Edward Jenner's experiments and vulcanization of rubber. The discouraging failures development of a smallpox vaccine. Anthony Antibody of Charles Goodyear, his final triumph and the im- and Sammy Smallpox demonstrate how our body fights portance of his discovery. diseases.

SAVIOUR OF THE SOUTH. Life story of George Wash- DYNAMITE KING. Nobel's specialty was nitroglycerin, ington Carver, his struggle to get an education, how a highly explosive substance. An accident led to the he gave up a pleasant position to accept the challenge discovery of dynamite, a safe and more acceptable of serving the people of the South and how he taught explosive. them that "they didn't have to be poor" if they used science in their farming. FATHER OF CHEMISTRY. How Antoine Lavoisier laid the groundwork for the science of chemistry. TUNNEL BUILDERS. The builders of a tunnel, the use of compressed air in such operations, and the tech- FEELING IS BELIEVING. Although little is known about nical problems to be solved in working under water the causes of earthquakes, scientists use an instrument at extremely high pressures.Useful in a study of called a seismograph to measure the length and in- how man uses air. tengty of the quakes and other disturbances in the earth's crust. WHAT DO YOU BELIEVE? A newspaper reporter and his young pal succeed in exposing a fake fortune GREAT PARADOX, THE. The importance and also the teller. Provides opportunity for the discussion and dangers of fire to man. Traces ways of obtaining fire exploration of many superstitions. from ancient times up to the present day of safety matches. Explains processes involved in burning. WHAT'S AROUND US? Mickey has a dream about great scientists of the past and provides Mr. Doyle, a re- HE IMPROVED GREAT INVENTIONS. At the age of 28, porter, with an interesting story. Irving Langmuir joined the research staff at General Electric. He sought and found an improvement for THE WRIGHT BROTHERS. Account of the building and Edison's invention, theelectric light bulb. He was flying of the first airplane at Kitty Hawk, North Caro- awarded a Nobel Prize in 1932 for his work in im- lina and the rapid development of the industry from proving great inventions. crude beginnings to the jet age. HE SAW THROUGH THINGS. Sir William Crooks, the dis- coverer of electrons, dreamed of what science could one LET SCIENCE TELL US-SERIESII day accomplish, and foresaw many of the inventions Dramatic ej that we take for granted today. His inventions, which he called "mere scientific gadgets " paved the way for ALL ABOUT ATOMS. Man first wondered about atoms incandescent lamps. 2500 years ago, but it was not until the eighteenth century that John Dalton experimented to find out MAKING THE MOST OF LIFE. A stoi, about Dr. Manfred more about them. Includes a visit to the Oakridge, Ackel, who did research in treating the mentally ill. Tennesee nuclear reactor. 105

MIRACLE DRUG -- PENICILLIN. An unusual accident FLOWER OUT OF WATER. Lee and Lois, on a trip down lead to the discovery of penicillin by Dr. Alexander an African river, learn much about how plants adapt Fleming in England in 1928. Fifteen years later, the to their environment. United States spent much money to mass-produce the wonderful like-saving drug. GLANDS AND THE HUMAN TRANSFORMER. The digestive process and the functions of our glands. OFF WE GO. An on-the-spot interview with a pilot and regional flight operations officer for Northwest Air- HOW CAN WE MEASURE HEAT? PART I.Galileo's in- lines. Capt. Tom Hennessey talks about the effects vention of the first thermometer, its basic principles, of weather on a plane, describes the plane and scien- the Fahrenheit and Centigrade scales are discussed and tific principles underlying its flight, and why he be- compared. came pilot. HOW :1AN WE MEASURE HEAT? PART II. Explains READING THE WEATHER. The story of the formation how the thermometer works and tells how to change of the United States Weather Bureau. Fahrenheit to Centigrade.

STAR IS PLUCKED. When Nicholas Copernicus first HOW DO WE USE HEAT? PART I.Explains why metal announced his hypothesis that the earth revolved expands when heated. around the sun, he was laughed at. He spent his life working to prove his hypothesis. HOW DO WE USE HEAT? PART II. Discusses the basic principles of heat, the three ways of heating materials STORM WARNER. A visit to the U.S. Weather Bureau and various heating systems used in buildings. station at Wold-Chamberlain airfield in Minneapolis. Answers questions about the weather, tells how HOW DO PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS WORK? The most im- weather forecasts are made, and described weather portant attribute for the physical scientist is curiosity. instruments. With this curiosity, he sets out to prove things. "A good scientist will never announces discovery until it STORY OF ALUMINUM. Charles Hall discovered the has been proved." electrolytic process which grelttly reduced the cost of producing aluminum, one of the most abundant HOW DO WE BREATHE? Describes the organs, mecha- and useful metals in the world. nisms and processes of respiration.

STORY OF A WATERFALL. The earth gives details HOW DO WE HEAR SOUNDS? A doctor tells the king that of itself through rocks and rock formations, and he talks too loudly and that this is the cause of his ear- geologists gather and interpret these details. ache. He tells the king all about the parts of the ear.

TILLERS OF THE SKY. On December 17, 1903, the HOW DO WE USE ENERGY? Two men discuss energy and Wright Brothers tested their new invention. People work which is a product of energy. Shows how man has in their home town, Dayton, Ohio, made fun of them. made use of energy through the years.

TIME JUMPS BACK. Before 1883, there was no such HOW IS ENERGY MEASURED? Professor Forceful P. thing as standard time in the United States. A school Inertia, a mythical scientist who invented energy, dis- principal, Charles Dowd solved the problem of time cusses the four types of force and the names and defi- by devising a system of standard time for the United nitions of energy. States. HOW IS LIGHT ENERGY USED? Osmanci, a British gentle- WIRELESS MAN, THE. The sinking of the Titanic put man, sees a ghostly face at his window one night.It is wireless radio into the news. Waiting to hear of the a while before he finds out that the face was that of his fate of the Titanic, Marconi, the man who invented servant who was experimenting with flourescent lighting. the wireless, tells his story and how he invented the wireless. HOW IS OUR KNOWLEDGE OF SOUNDS USED? In broad- cast studios, soundproof booths are used to keep out background noises. Defines acoustics and its importance LET SCIENCE TELL US - SERIES IV to good conduction of sound. Dramatic pej HOW YOU HAVE CHANGED. Dr. Willard Onsicker dis- CAN MATTER BE DESTROYED. In simple terms this cusses the earliest forms of man based on the evidence program gives answers to the question: "What is of scientists. Includes the Java man, the Peking man, Matter?" Includes definitions and explanations of the the Piltdown man, the Neanderthal man, the Cro- three kinds of matter, tells the processes which Magnon man, the Swiss lake dwellers, and the age of matter undergoes, and gives an explanation of the metal. molecular theory and chemical change. HOW DO WE KNOW? The story of Karninneaus, the "Father COMMUNITY HYGIENE. Health problems which arose of Botany, " who worked out a system of classification for during building of the Panama Canal. Also ways in plants. which communities protect our health such as water purification, meat inspection and garbage disposal. 106

HOW WE'RE MADE. Members of a very important or- STORY OF CELLS. Life on earth beganwith single celled ganization, the human body, get together to answer creatures which evolved into thosewith many cells. The questions about their organization. They are Mr. most complicated creature inexistence is man. Cartilage P. Bone, Mr. Tendon F. Muscle, Miss knowledge that scientists Nervous System and Miss Metabolism. USING WHAT WE KNOW. With the have of heredity, due to the work ofGregor Mendel, they be com- can improve plants andanimals. Grafting and budding HUMAN MACHINE, THE. The human body can in animals are ex- pared to a machine. The skeleton, limbs,bones, and in plants and the pedigree system muscles are discussed and compared with the corres- plained. ponding parts of the body of other vertebrates. WHAT ARE MAGNETS? The uses of magnets,compasses, HUMAN PUMP. While doctor is caring for aninjured and how magnets work are discussed. boy he tells the other brother about theheart, the throughout the body WHAT ARE SOME USES OF ELECTRICITY?Scherezade way in which blood is pumped and his magic lamp. and about first aid--how to apply atourniquet and tells the ancient story of Aladdin However, the lamp's genie is a modernone--electricity. care for wounds. ENERGY? ex- HUMAN TELEGRAPH. Danny andJeannie are having WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF sister, plains that there are different types of energywhich per- trouble studying for an exam. Their older kinetic energy who is in college, tells them how toacquire good study form work, the most basic of which are habits. They have a discussion about thebrain and and stored mechanical energy. how it sends and receives messages fromthe body. WHAT ARE THINGS MADE OF? Dramatizes two men Onsicker, talks living in the Dark Ages and shows a worldwithout LAND WE LIVE ON. Dr. Willard compounds, about the science of geology; howgeologists find out chemistry. Includes a discussion of chemical the age of the earth through rocks; the typesof rocks, matter and forms of matter. fossils, and petrofaction. WHAT BIRD OR FISH IS THAT? Bill andTed, who are talk about birds LEOPARD GETS HIS SPOTS. Lois andLee find out about writing a paper for their science class, by means and fish and discuss their characteristics,drama- the leopard's adaptation to his environment naturalist, John J. of his spots, his great speed forcatching his prey, tization of the life of the artist and and other ways in which he is fitted forliving and sur- Audubon. viving in the jungle. WHAT EFFECT DO LENSES HAVE ON LIGHT?A story of Willard Onsicker a kingdom of nearsightedpeople is used to tell about LIFE THROUGH THE AGES. Professor various types of discusses geology and how this sciencedetermines the the principle of eyeglasses. Discusses age of the earth throughfossils. Describes the five lenses. evolution geological ages and the possiblities of our COLORS. Newton's from the lower forms of life. WHY DO THINGS HAVE DIFFERENT experiments with prisms explain the colorof sunlight LITTLE DEMONS, BIG BOTHERS. VonLeeuwenhoek's and why objects have color. invention, the microscope, openedthe door for re- them. Robert WHAT IS ELECTRICITY? A shorthistory of how electricity search of diseases and germs that cause Ben Franklin's experiment with Koch was a pioneer in diseaseresearch. was put to use. Dramatizes a kite in a thunderstorm.Explains electricity, electric electricity and lightning. LOOKING AT THE INVISIBLE. Anton VonLeeuwenhoek current, dry cells, conductors of works on his invention, the microscope.He observed described his WHAT IS ELECTROMAGNETISM? Aboy daydreams that things too small for the naked eye, and electromagnet. observations in a letter to the RoyalSociety. he is Michael Farraday inventing an Then he is Samuel Morse inventing thetelegraph. Finally the telephone. MAKING THINGS BETTER. How does manhelp nature do he becomes Alexander Bell inventing a better job: Story ofGregor Mendel. WHAT IS HEAT? Heat is one of thefour essential require- Discusses the ways in ments for life. On an imaginaryrocket trip to Pluto, ON OUR BODY'S BATTLEFRONT. without light and without heat. which our bodies fight disease andinfection, with help spacemen see a world body's own ingenious method of medical science or the and the instru- of fighting germs. WHAT IS MUSIC? How man created music ments that he used. The intricatescience of music, math and physics. SCIENCE OF LIFE. A history of thescience of biology pitch, loudness and their relationship to of 500 B.C. to Aristotle from Tholes, a Greek scientist the thirteenth cen- who is called the father of bilogy. WHAT IS PHYSICAL SCIENCE? A man of tury is brought intothe twentieth century toview the mar- SCIENTIFIC TRIUMPH. Dramatizeshow Dr. Edward vels of science. Trudeaux cured himself of tuberculosisby rest in the mountains. 107

WHAT IS THE NATURE OF LIGHT? Explores the theories indicate the particular sound studied in that program. of light from the days of the alchemists to the modern day. ARE YOU SLEEPING? (ng) BIG FLY (v) WHAT HAPPENS WHEN LIGHT STRIKES OBJECTS. The BOBBY'S HAIRCUT (zh) eighteenth century scientist, Kristen Huygens, dis- THE BRAVE BEE (z) covered much about light and shadows. CAR THAT WOULDN'T GO (w) CARNIVAL OF FUN WHAT MAKES SOUNDS? Mr. Goodberry learns about CLOCK (t) what makes sound. He hears a demonstration from FRIENDS IN THE RAIN (sl) the "Whispering Gallery" in the Chicago Museum of GALLOPING PONIES (g) Science and Industry. HUMMING TOP JOHNNY AND THE BONE (k) WHAT OUR BODIES NEED. When the pupils in Miss JOHNNY JUMPER (j) Thompson's room decide to plan and cook a meal, LET'S GET ACQUAINTED they learn much about the foods our bodies require THE LITTLE SNAKE (s) and what food does for our body. THE LOST PUPPY(y) MAD CAT (t) WHAT TREE IS THAT? De to a back injury, Buddy THE MAD DOG (r) cannot fulfill his wish to become a lumberjack. MOTOR BOAT (0) However, he learns about trees, their leaves, their THE MAD DOG MEETS FRIENDS (r blends) roots and how they are nourished. NAUGHTY MOSQUITO (n) OLD GRAY GOOSE (th) WHY WE ARE DIFFERENT. Professor Onsicker dis- PLAY BOO (b) cusses how man has adapted to his environment and THE PROUD ENGINE (ch) what makes horn different from other creatures. THE RAIN STORM (1) SHOO! SHOO! SHOO!(sp) WONDER WORKERS. The story of Walter Reed and TEN LITTLE CANDLES (wh) his fight against yellow fever and of Alexander TIRED OLD MAN (h) Fleming's discovery of penicillin. WOODPECKER (d)

SPACE AND AEROSPACE

IMPORTANT EVENTS IN AEROSPACE ejs

THE NC-4 CROSSES THE ATLANTIC. Account of the Navy's preparation for a flight across the Atlantic in 1919. Only the NC-4 was successful in making the crossing, and so blazed the way for today's globe-girdling giant air ships.

THE ROCKET MAN. The story of Dr. Robert Hutchings Goddard (1882-1945), researcher, scientist and father of modern rocketry.

WRIGHT'S FLIGHT. The story of Wilbur Wright's his- toric flight in 1909 over New York City.

SPEECH

FUN WITH SPEECH SERIES p Designed for use in the primary grades to help children learn new words through experiences they gain by fol- lowing the instruction on the programs. The new words are learned in meaningful context. Speech conscious- ness and discrimination of sounds are improved. Young- sters with speech handicaps will profit from the various exercises in pronouncing the major sounds utilized in the formation of individual words. Letters in parenthesis 109

STUDY PRINTS

Study prints are grouped into sets related to various subject matter areas. Each print has a complete description, sug- gested utilization, and correlated things to do and discuss. Please order by SET TITLE. Study print sets may be loaned for two weeks. USE THUMBTACKS ONLY on prints that have die cut openings for tacks.Do not request more materials than you can use effectively since other teachers may need these titles inthe same period.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN COUNTRY 5. Flowering Dogwood IMED 14 Prints ejs 6. American Elm 7. Sugar Maple Scenes of Lincoln's Boyhood and Young Manhood. Follows 8. Weeping Willow footsteps of Lincoln from Kentucky to Indiana to New Salem and finally to Springfield. CHILDREN OF AFRICA SVE 8 Prints pe ALASKA IMED 21 Prints Pei 1.Latifa of Morocco 2. Rabi of Nigeria The native peoples of our 49th state as they live and play. 3. Houssein of Egypt Industry, transportation, mountains, forests, tundra, 4. School Children of Ethiopia wildlife and a multiple exposure of the midnight sun. 5. Takuya, Boy of the Masi 6. Mawire and Gotora of Rhodesia 7. Kwi of the Kalahari Desert AMERICAN INDIANS SERIES 8. Jan and Marta of South Africa PSG Color 8 Prints pe

Large si2e illustrations depicting dwellings, dress, arts CHILDREN OF ASIA and crafts, customs, food, tools, and other specific SVE 8 Prints pe tribal or regional characteristics. Set includes: Indians of the Plains, California-Nevada, Northwest Coast, 1. Aung of Burma Southeastern Woodlands, Northeastern Woodlands, and 2. Haruko of Japan the Southeast. 3. Ah Wang of China 4. Shao Yuan of Hong Kong 5. Ranjit of India ANIMALS WITHOUT BACKBONES 6. Vipha, Girl of Thailand SVE 8 Prints pej 7. Ali of Saudi Arabia 8. Ziva of Isreal 1. Octopus 2. Ground Beetle 3. Crayfish CHILDREN OF AUSTRALIA AND PACIFIC ISLANDS 4. Millipede SVE 8 Prints pe 5.Scorpion 6. Snail 1. Ansig of the Sulu Islands 7. Starfish 2. Manuel of the Philippines 8. Orange Garden Spider 3. Lingud of Sarawak, Malaysia 4. Children of Sumatra 5. Children of Samoa BROADLEAF TREES 6. Marjorie of Australia SVE 8 Printspej 7. Jack of New Zealand 8. David and Moko of Hawaii 1. Red Oak 2. Mountain Ash 3. Quaking Aspen 4. Ohio Buckeye 110 COMMON INSECTS CHILDREN OF EUROPE SVE 8 Prints pe SVE 8 Prints pe 1.Monarch Butterfly 1.Peit of the Netherlands Jean-Pierre and Nicole of France 2.Red-Legged Grasshopper 2. 3.Cicada Emilio of Spain 3. 4.Dragonfly 4.Hanna and Andrzej ofPoland Franz of Austria 5.Ant 5. 6.Housefly Sigrid of Sweden 6. 7.Honeybee Sofi of Lapand 7. 8.Mosquito 8.Anna of Germany

COMMON ROCKS AND ROCK FORMINGMINERALS CHILDREN OF NORTHAMERICA SVE 8 Prints pe SVE 8 Prints pe Girl 1. Sedimentary Rocks 1. Little Star A Navajo 2. Igneous Rocks 2. Oolak of Alaska 3. Metamorphic Rocks 3. Charles of Canada USA 4. Fossils 4. Jimmy Lives On a Ranch, 5. Calcite Minerals 5. Rosite, of El Salvador 6. Feldspar Minerals 6. Pablo and Maria of Honduras 7. Silica Minerals 7. Roberto of Mexico 8. Mica and Dark Minerals

CHILDREN OF SOUTHAMERICA CONTOUR STRIPCROPPING, TERRACING, & WINDBREAKS SVE 8 Prints pe USDA Color 12 Prints ejs (Order by Set) 1. Suka of Peru 2. Gaya if Ecuador Full color photographs from 52 States and territories 3. Tomasa of Bolivia showing projects of US Soil Conservation Series. Order 4. Manuelo of Venezuela by Set Title . 5. Juan of Colombia 6. Jorge of Chile CONSERVATION AND NATIONAL RESOURCES 7. Takuma of Brazil USDA Color 12 Prints ejs 8. Jose and Ernesto ofArgentina (Order by Set) Contour Striperopping, Terracing, and Windbreaks. COMMON BIRDS SVE 8 Prints pe DAIRY HELPERS 1. Great Horned Owl SVE 8 Prints pe 2. Cardinal 3. Blue Jay 1. Farm Boy at Work 4. RedWing Blackbird 2. Using Milking Equipment 5. Mourning Dove 3. Checking Milkhouse 6. Brown Thrasher 4. Milk Tank Truck 7. Robin 5. Milk Processing 8. Hairy Woodpecker 6. Milk Bottling 7. Warehouseman Loading Truck 8. Home Delivery Milkman COMMON FRUITS SVE 8 Prints DAY AND NIGHT AND THE SEASONS 1. Strawberry EBE Color 10 Prints ej 2. Banana 3. Blackberry Enable students to acquire basic understandings of earth- 4. Date sun relationships in every season. Titles include: 5. Grape Day and Night 6. Orange Revolution of the Earth 7. Peach Summer Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere 8. Pear Winter Solstice in the Southern Hemisphere Winter Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere Summer Solstice in the Southern Hemisphere How the Equatorial Region is Established Heating and Cooling of the Earth's Surface The Midnight Sun I and II 111

FALL AND WINTER HOLIDAYS FARM AND RANCH ANIMALS SVE 8 Prints pe SVE 8 Prints pe

1.Columbus Day 1.Dairy Cows (Guernsey) 2.Halloween 2.Horse and Foal 3.Veterans Day 3.Hen and Chicks 4.Thanksgiving 4.Turkey 5.Christmas 5.Geese 6.Lincoln's Birthday 6.Hog and Shoats 7.Valentine's Day 7.Sheep and Lambs 8.Washington's BLthday 8.Beef Cattle (Hereford)

FAMILIAR BIRDS-THEIR YOUNG AND NESTS FIRE DEPARTMENT HELPERS SVE 8 Prints pe SVE 8 Prints pe

1.Ruby-Throated Hummingbird 1.Truck Company 2.Killdeer 2.Engine Company 3.Bobwhite Quail 3.Firemen with Equipment 4.Eastern Kingbird 4.Rope Drill 5.Mallard Duck 5.Answering a Call 6.American Goldfinch 6.Sleeping Quarters 7.Scarlet Tanager 7.Fighting the Fire 8.Red-Shafted Flicker 8.Fire Safety Instruction

FAMILIAR CLOUD FORMS HISTORICAL RECONSTRUCTIONS OF POMPEII SVE 8 Prints pe Color 4 Prints js 1. Cumulus (Fair Weather) 2. Cumulus (towering) Colorful prints show well preserved ruins. Hinged 3. Cumulonimbus acetate overlays reveal reconstructed scenes of 4. Altocumulus Roman Life. Series includes: 5. Cirrus The House of the Faun 6. Cirrostratus The Pistrinum (Bakery) 7. Stratocumulus The Theater 8. Fog The Temple of Apollo

FAMILIAR FRESH-WATER FISH HISTORICAL RECONSTRUCTIONS OF ROME SVE 8 Prints pe Color 7 Prints js

1. Yellow Perch Show scenes of Roman ruins as they exist today; 2. Northern Pike hinged overlays in color give an idea of how these 3. Brown Bullhead same scenes may have appeared originally. Series 4. Largemouth Bass includes: 5. Brook Trout Picture Map of Roman Forum 6. Carp The Roman Forum: Two partial views 7. Common Shiner The Circus Maximus 8. Popular Pan-Fish, Blue Gill, Pumpkinseed, Black The Colosseum Crappie, Rock Bass The Basilica of Maxentius The Mausoleum of Hadrian

FAMILY AT WORK AND PLAY SVE 8 Prints pe HISTORY OF MICHIGAN IN PAINTINGSI MHC Color ejs 1. Family visits the Zoo (Order by Set 2. Family activities at home 3. Leaving for School Set 1. "Before History, Michigan Indians", "Sieur 4. Family Shopping for Shoes de LaSalle" amd "Massacre at Michilmackinaw." 5. Mother Works in an Office 6. Father Works in Printing Plants 7. Fun on a Playground 8. Family Responsibilities in the Home 112

HISTORY OF MICHIGAN IN PAINTINGS II IN THE FALL MHC Color ejs SVE 8 Prints Pe (Order by Set) 1. Black Bear in a Woodland Set 2. "Madame Cadillac Arrives in Detroit, " "The 2. Pheasants as Gamebirds Americans Take Over Fort Macldnac," "Perry Trans- 3. Harvesting Corn fers to the Niagara", "Lewis Cass Expedition." 4. Roadside Stand 5.Indian Summer 6. Cycling in the Woods HISTORY OF MICHIGAN IN PAINTINGS III 7. Playing Football MHC Color ejs 8. Milkweed Seed Pods

Set 3. "Douglas Houghton Finds Copper," "Charles Harvey Builds the Locks, " Capital Moves to Lansing," IN THE SPRING and "Putting the World on Wheels." SVE 8 Prints pe 1. Doe and Fawn HOSPITAL HELPERS 2. Yellow Warbler SVE 8 Prints pe 3. Planting Corn 4. Making Maple Syrup 1. Surgical Group Operating 5. Spring Showers 2, Ambulance Helpers 6. Kite Flying 3. Reception Desk Helpers 7. Playing Jacks 4. Doctor Examining Patient 8. Picking Flowers 5. Preparing Patient for X-Ray 6. Nurse and Aide IN THE SUMMER 7. Dietitians Check Food Trays SVE 8 Prints pe 8. Physical Therapist 1. Squirrel in an Oak Tree 2. A Pelican Learns to Fly HOW PEOPLE TRAVEL IN THE C1TY 3. Harvesting Wheat SVE 8 Prints pe 4. Picking Cherries 5. Summer Rainbow 1. City Bus 6. Fun at the Fair 2. Jet Airliner 7. Playing Baseball 3. Taxicab 8. Friends Go Fishing 4. Subway Train 5. Elevated Train 6. Freeway IN THE WINTER 7. Commuter Train SVE 8 Prints Pe 8. Ferryboat 1. A Mink in its Winter Coat 2. Feeding the Winter Birds IGNEOUS AND METHAMORPHIC ROCKS 3. Feeding Beef Cattle IA 6 Prints ej 4. Picking Oranges 5. Snow Storm in the City Definition, identification, and nomenclature, texture, 6. Skiing With Father and color. 7. Making a Snowman 8. Cleaning Snow From Streets

IMPORTANT MINERALS INSECTS HARMFUL TO MAN SVE 8 prints pej EBE Color 10 Prints ejs

1. Copper Minerals Help students differentiate insects, recognize stages of 2. Native Gold insect life cycle, and develop skill in picture analysis 3. Iron and Manganese Minerals and inductive reasoning. Includes termites, mos- 4. Lead and Zinc Minerals quitoes, fleas, cockroaches, aphids, earwigs, boll 5. Tin and Aluminum Minerals weevils and houseflies. 6. Uranium Minerals 7. Nickel, Titanium, Tungsten, and Molybdenum Minerals 8. Salt and Sulphur Minerals 113 KEEPING THE CITY CLEAN AND BEAUTIFUL NEIGHBORHOOD FRIENDS AND HELPERS SVE 8 Prints pe SVE 8 Prints pe

1.Street Cleaning 1.Neighborhood Librarians 2.Tree Care 2.Delicatessen Helpers 3.Keeping Parks Beautiful 3.Coin-op Laundry Users 4.Refuse Collection 4.Shoe Repair Helpers 5.City Refuse Incinerator 5.Beauty Salon Operators 6.Sewer Cleaning 6.Parking Lot Attendant 7.Window Washing on High Rise 7.Gas Station Attendant 8.Home and Yard Care 8.Dentist and Dental Assistant

LAND FORMS OF RUNNING WATER PARTS OF THE BODY SVE 8 Prints pej EBE 10 Prints ej 1. Mature Stream Topography How human body parts are constructed, how they grow 2. Youthful Stream Topography and develop, and how they function. Includes these titles: 3. Mississippi River Delta The Teeth 4. Braided Stream Tooth Structure 5. Alluvial Fan How the Eye Works 6. Niagara Falls The Ear 7. Grand Canyon Nose and Throat 8. Rainbow Natural Bridge Digestion-The Stomach and Intestines The Heart Chest and Lungs LEARNING ABOUT DINOSAURS Bones and Joints EBE 10 Printscolor ejs The Foot Pictures of dinosaur reconstructions with supporting fossil illustrations. A good follow-up activity after PASTURE IMPROVEMENT AND LAND MANAGEMENT showing "Message From a Dinosaur." Eight major USDA color 15 Prints ejs dinosaur groups. (Order by Set) Full color photographs from 52 states and territories MOTHS AND BUTTERFLIES showing projects of US Conservation Series. Order by SVE 8 Prints pe Set Title.

1.Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly 2.Buckeye Butterfly PETS 3.Fritillary Butterfly SVE 8 Prints Pe 4.Viceroy Butterfly 5.Cloudless Sulphur Butterfly 1.Parakeets 6.Cecropia Moth 2.Collie and Pups 7.Polyphemus Moth 3.Cat 8.Promethea Moth 4.Ducklings 5.Pet Rabbit 6.Hamster MOVING GOODS FOR PEOPLE IN THE CITY 7.Goldfish SVE 8 Prints pe 8.Turtle

1.Ocean Freighter and Railroad Cars 2.Fuel Oil Truck POLAR REGIONS: ARCTIC AND ANTARCTIC 3.Barge and Tugboat IA 6 Prints ej 4.Jet Freighter 5.Railroad Freight Yards Polar ice caps, seas, polar climate, tundra, tundra "soils," 6.Ready-Mix Concrete Truck and animal and bird life. 7.Moving Van 8.Truck Terminal POL ICE DEPARTMENT HELPERS SVE 8 Prints pej MULTIPURPOSE & RECREATIONAL PONDS, LAKES & STREAMS 1. Administering First Aid USDA Color ejs 2. Roll Call (Order by Set) 3. Target Practice 4. Squad Car Officers Full color photographs from 52 states and territories showing projects of US Soil Conservation Series. Order by Set Title. 114

5.Traffic Control Officer The Moon 6.Crossing Guard and Patrol Boy Lunar Crater 7.Police Canine Patrol Mars 8.Crime Laboratory In Operation Jupiter Saturn Comets POSTAL HELPERS SVE 8 Prints pe SPRING AND SUMMER HOLIDAYS 1.Serving Customers SVE 8 Prints pe 2.Mailbox Pickup 3.Canceling Stamps 1.Armed Forces Day 4.Sorting Mail 2.Easter 5.Delivering Mail 3.Arbor Day 6.Loading Relay Trucks 4.Mother's Day 7.Highway Post Office Truck 5.Memorial Day 8.Loading Mail at Airport 6.Flag Day 7.Independence Day 8.Labor Day REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS SVE 8 Prints pe SPRING WILD FLOWERS 1.Toad SVE 8 Prints pe 2.Box Turtle 3.Alligator 1.Jack-In-The-Pulpit 4.Bullfrog 2.White Trillium 5.Leopard Lizard 3.Dogtooth Violet 6.Spotted Salamander 4.Bloodroot 7.Five-lined Skink 5.Skunk Cabbage 8.Garter Snake 6.May Apple 7.Blue Violet 8.Spring Beauty SCHOOLFRIENDS AND HELPERS "fr SVE 8 Prints pe SUPERMARKET HELPERS 1.Teacher in the Classroom SVE 8 Prints pe 2.Teacher on the Playground 3.The Principal and Her Helpers 1.Stocking Shelves 4.School Librarian 2.Packaging Produce 5.Hearing Tester 3.Serving Produce Customer 6.Custodians 4.Store Dairy Manager 7.Cafeteria Helpers 5.Preparing Meat 8.School Bus Driver 6.Customer Service 7.Checking Out an Order 8.Unloading Products SIMPLE MACHINES EBE 10 Prints ej WATER CONSERVATION & IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT Principles and application of six simple machines ex- USDA color 14 Prints ejs plained with drawings, diagrams and texts. Includes: (Order By Set) Inclined Planes Wedge Full color photographs from 52 States and territories The Screw showing projects of US Conservation Series-Order by Whell and Axle Set Title. The Pulley

WILD ANIMALS ZOO ANIMALS SOLAR SYSTEM SVE 8 Prints Pe SVE 8 Prints pe EBE 10 Prints ej 1.Red Fox 1.Elephant Helpful in exploring the relationship of size, distance, 2.Cottontail Rabbit 2.Chimpanzee and movements of solar objects. Includes the following: 3.White Tailed Deer 3.Giraffe The Sun and The Planets 4.Striped Skunk 4.Hippopotamus The Sun (The Solar Surface) 5.Muskrat 5.Lion Venus 6.Gray Squirrel 6.Rhinoceros The Earth 7.Opossum 7.Tiger 8.Woodchuck 8.Mountain Goat 115

ART PRINTS

Materpieces of fine art in reproduction have an important role to play in the entire school curriculumand are vital in- struments of learning with which to stimulate thought perception andimagination. The approach to the use of art reproductions in the classroom varies according to the age of the class, the teacher's aim for anyparticular lesson, and the subject matter to be covered. The following list of several various disciplines identifies some of the ways in whichreproductions can contribute to cur- riculum enrichment: ENGLISH and READING - to illustrate themes, settings, customs, characters in literature. FOREIGN LANGUAGES - to introduce the culture which produced the language under study. SOCIAL STUDIES - to illustrate the history, customs, culture, terrain, costumes and occupations ofthe countrieb of the world and in elementary social studies as a basis for discussing the child and his world. SCIENCE - to lend immediacy and concreteness to the study of scientific principles byillustrating their application to the world around us. MATHEMATICS - in the upper grades, use painting to illustrate mathematical concepts; geometrical shapes as found in life, distance length, width, depth, perspective andbalance. GUIDANCE - the use of works of art to stimulate conversation. TEAM TEACHING - as motivation and as a link for units of study. HUMANITIES PROGRAM - as a unifying link between subject.

Art prints are listed with the artists last names arranged in alphabetical order.Following the artist's name is the title of the print. Please order on separate order forms following a calender month, givingboth artist and title. Art prints may be requested for a three week booking period withadditional time available if requested at time of order. Most prints are dry mounted on durable mounting board and are protectedwith a low lustre spray. Do not attempt to wipe with a wet cloth. Many prints are mounted on 22" x 28" stock with some variations in size. When prints aregrouped into a set, please order by set title. You are welcome to visit the IMC to preview or evaluate anyof the printed listed.

BELLOWS GEORGE- "ANN IN A PURPLE WRAP" "CHILDREN OF ONE WORLD" (4 Prints-Order By Set) BELLOWS GEORGE- "DEMPSEY AND FIRPO" "HOLLAND" "JAPAN" BELLOWS GEORGE-"THE SAND TRAM" "PERU" "SPAIN" BERNARDO SANJUAN- "MEDITERRANEAN HOLIDAY" CASSATT MARY - "IN THE GARDEN" BRAQUE-"BILLIARDS" CASSATT -"STUDY OF BANJO LESSON" BRAQUE -"STILL LIFE LeJOUR" CEZANNE-"THE CARD PLAYERS" BRAQUE -"STILL LIFE w/MARBLE TABLE" CEZANNE- "MADAME CEZANNE" BRETON-"THE SONG OF THE LARK" CEZANNE - "MOUNT SA INTE - VICTOIRE" BREUGHEL-"VILLAGE WEDDING" CEZANNE- "POMMES et ORANGES" BRSIOHEL- "WEDDING DANCE" CEZANNE- "POT de FLEURS" BREUGHEL PIETER - "WINTER-HUNTERS IN THE SNOW" CEZANNE - "STILL LIFE" BURCHFIELD - "AUGUST AFTERNOON" CHAGALL -"CHAMBON SUR LAC" 116

CHAGALL - "I AND MY VILLAGE" GASSER - "PEACEFUL HARBOR"

CHAGALL -"LES PLUMES en FLEURS" GAUGUIN - "FEMMES de TAHITI"

COOK - "SETTING SAIL" GAUGUIN - "LA ORANA MARIA"

COPLEY - "PORTRAIT OF PAUL REVERE" GAUGUIN - "STILL LIFE w/FLOWERS and FRUIT"

CURRIER & IVES - "TROTTING CRACKS AT THE FORGE" GROSZ - "CENTRAL PARK"

CURRY - "THE FLYING CODONAS" HALS FRANZ - "THE BOHEMIAN"

DALI SALVADOR - "THE SACRAMENT OF THE LAST HOMER - "FOG WARNING" SUPPER" HOMER WINSLOW - "THE GULF STREAM' DA VINCI - "THE LAST SUPPER" HOPPER - "GROUND SWELL" DA VINCI -"MONA LISA" HOPPER EDWARD - "SEVEN A.M. 1948" DEGAS EDGAR - "BALLET GIRLS ON THE STAGE" HUNTINGTON -"ABRAHAM LINCOLN" DEGAS- "BALLET ENCORE" "JOHN F.KENNEDY" DEGAS EDGAR - "BALLET GIRLS ON THE STAGE" KAHILL - "THE COLLECTOR" DEGAS - "BALLET ENCORE" KANDINSKY - "HEAVENLY BODIES" DEGAS - "DANCERS AT REST" KANDINSKY - "LYRIS CHES" DEGAS - "DANCERS IN PINK" KELLY -"ABRAHAM LINCOLN" DEGAS - "L'ABSINTHE" KLEE - "HEAD OF A MAN" DEGAS - "THE LAUNDRESS" KLEE - "INDIAN STORY" DEHN - "MINNESOTA FARM' LAWRENCE - "PINKIE" DE HOOCH PETER - "THE CELLAR ROOM' LEE - "CORN PICKERS" DERAIN - "HARLEQUIN" LEE -"THANKSGIVING" DUCHAMP - "NUDE DESCENDING A STAIRCASE" LUPAS nJ.F .K. - CHARCOAL" DUFY RAOUL - "JOCHUP AT PADDOCK" MARC FRANZ - "SHEEP" DUFY RAOUL - MEDITERRANEAN SCENE" MARIN - "FROM THE BRIDGE" DUFY RAOUL - NORMANDY TREE" MATISSE - "APPLES ON TABLECLOTH" DUFY RAOUL - "PADDOCK at DEAUVILLE" MATISSE - "INTERIOR WITH FLOWERS" DURER ALBRECHT - "PRAYING HANDS" MATISSE - THE PURPLE ROBE" EL GRECO - "ST. MARTIN and THE BEGGAR" MATISSE - "STILL LIFE WITH DAHLIAS" ERNST MAX -"FLYING GEESE" MILLET FRANCOIS JEAN - "THE GLEANERS" FEININGER - "THE SIGHT OF A VILLAGE" MIRO JEAN - "PEOPLE and DOG IN SUN" FRA ANGELICO & FRA FILLIP° LIPPI - "THE ADORATION OF THE MAGI" MONDRIAN - "OPPOSITION of LINES, RED-YELLOW"

GAINESBOROUGH - "BLUE BOY" MONET - "BOATS OF ARGENTEUIL" 117

MONET - "CHRYSANTHEMUMS" STUART -"MRS. RICHARD YATES"

MONET - "WAITRESS SERVING BEET" TER BORCH - "LUTE-PLAYING WOMAN"

MUNOZ ALBERTA - "MALLORCA" TOULOUSE LAUTREC - "PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN"

O'KEEFE - "AUTUMN LEAVES" TOULOUSE LAUTREC - "SEATED CLOWN"

OROZCO JOSE CLEMENTE' -"ZAPATISTAS" TURNER - "THE DOGANA & SANTA MARIA DELLA SALUTE - VENICA" PICASSO - "BLUE BOY" UNESCO ART AUSTRALIA PICASSO - "HARLEQUIN & MIRROR" UNESCO ART EGYPT PICASSO - "LA CASSEROLE EMAILLEE" UNESCO ART GREECE PICASSO - "THE LOVERS" UNESCO ART INDIA PICASSO - "MOTHER and CHILD" UNSECO ART IRAN PICASSO - "STILL LIFE w/LEMON and ORANGES" UNESCO ART JAPAN POLLOCK JACKSON - "COMPOSITION" UNESCO ART MEXICO REMBRANDT - "ARTIST'S SON TITUS" UNESCO ART TUNESIA REMBRANDT - "MAN w/THE GOLDEN HELMET" UNESCO ART TURKEY REMBRANDT - "THE NIGHT WATCH" UTRILLO - "THE CHURCH OF ST. SEVERIN" RENOIR -"BY THE SEASHORE" UTRILLO - "EGLISE de BANLIEUE" RENOIR -"GIRL READING" UTRILLO - "LAPIN AGILE" RENOIR - "LITTLE GIRL IN WHITE HAT" UTRILLO - "LeQUARTIER ST. MOMAIN" RENOIR - "LUNCHEON OF THE BOATING PARTY" UTRILLO - "SACRE' COEUR IN WINTER" RENOIR -"ROSES MOUESSEUSES" VAN DYKE - "MON ON HORSEBACK" RENOIR -"THE WASHERWOMEN" VAN GOGH - "THE ARTIST'S ROOM AT ARLES" RNERA, DIEGO - "FLOWER SELLER" VAN GOGH - "BOATS AT SAINTES MARIES" ROUAULT - "CLOWN" VAN GOGH - "FARMER IN THE FIELD" ROUAULT -"HEAD OF A YOUNG BOY" VAN GOGH - "GYPSY CAMP" ROUAULT -"THE OLD KING" VAN GOGH - "LA MOUSME" ROUAULT - "STILL LIFE w/ FLOWERS" VAN GOGH - "RESTAURANT De SIRENE" ROUSSEAU -"JUNGLE, SETTING SUN" VAN GOGH - "SELF PORTRAIT" SEURAT GEORGE - "A SUNDAY AFTERNOON ON THE ISLAND OF LaGRANDE JETTA" VAN GOGH - "SUNFLOWERS"

SEURAT - "THE BANKS OF THE SEINE" VAN RUISDAEL - "THE OLD MILL"

SHEELB,R. - "PERTAINING TO YACHTS" VELASQUEZ "BOY ON HORSEBACK"

SOYER MOSES -"DANCERS REPOSED" VELASQUEZ - "THE MAIDS OF HONOR"

STERNBERG- "SPRING CORN" VELASQUEZ - "PORTRAIT De L'ENFANTE MARGUERITE" 118

VERMEER JAN - "THE ARTIST'S STUDIO" WOOD - "THE GRAND TETON"

VERMEER -"THE LETTER" WOOD GRANT - "MIDNIGHT RIDE"

VERMEER - THE MILKMAID" WOOD GRANT- "YOUNG CORN"

VERMEER - "THE STREET SCENE"

VLAMINCK - "BRIDGE AT MEULAN"

VLAMINCK - "LES CHAUMIERS"

VLAMINCK -"OLD PORT OF MARSEILLE"

VLAMINCK - "VASE OF FLOWERS"

VOLK -"ABRAHAM LINCOLN"

WEBBER MAX -"STILL LIFE 1950"

WEISGARD'S- "CIRCUS ANIMALS" (6 Prints -Order By SO PERFORMING HORSE JUMBO ELEPHANT TRAINED SEAL MONKEY MUSICIANS GIRAFFES BEAR ON SKATES

WEISGARD'S -"FARM ANIMALS (6 Prints - Order By Set) PUPPIES and MOTHER SOW and PIGLETS KITTENS and MOTHER FARM FOWL BUNNY AND MOTHER COWS am'. SHEEP

WEISGARD'S -"MOTHER GOOSE SET A" (6 Prints - Order By Set) LITTLE BOY BLUE THREE LITTLE KITTENS OLD MOTHER HUBBARD PETER PETER PUMPKIN EATER RIDE A COCK HORSE LITTLE BO PEEP

WEISGARD'S -"MOTHER GOOSE SET B" (6 Prints - Order By Set) THE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE HUMPTY DUMPTY JACK and JILL ROCK-A-BYE BABY

WEISGARD'S -"THREE LITTLE KITTENS"

WHISTLER - " WHISTLER'S MOTHER" 119

MODELSREALIA

Because of limitation in budget, only a few items have been acquired to date. If these prove effective, more will be added as funds become available.

SKELETON js A natural bone adult human skeleton, articulated and painted to show muscular origins. In portable wood cabinet. (Requires special handling for delivery.)

HUMAN TORSO AND HEAD Elementary sexless model of plastic. Life-like plastic with removable parts.

LOBSTER TRAP An authentic lobster trap from Bar Harbor, Maine. Includes marker buoy identifying the owner. Used to motivate investigation of the coastal occupation of the lobster harvest.

CAPITOL A plastic model of the national capitol as it was before recent remodelling.

DAIRY FARM Unit includes a dairy barn, silo, milking equipment, fences, dairy cows, farm machinery, butter making kit, and milk containers.

TEETH AND TOOTHBRUSH SET NDENTL Pe A giant size model of a set of teeth with a large toothbrush. May be used for proper dental habits unit. I 121

ART SCULPTURE

Art Sculpture Reproductions are reliably true facsimiles of the originals. Perhaps, in no other art form, is there such an effective educational tool as sculpture. Photographs and printings of historical figures assume new importance, new meaning, when a student is permitted the excitement of three dimensional contact.

Order Art Sculpture Reproductions on separate order blanks for a two week booking period.If additional time is re- quired, please indicate on your order form. Sculpture Reproductions are shipped in padded fibre cases for safe delivery.

ART SCULPTURE REPRODUCTIONS BIOGRAPHY BACH, JOHANN S. Austin js TOTEM POLE Alva ejs 13-1/2", Wood Base, Weathered Green, Bronze Finish Original black slate19" high, wood base. Haida Indians of British Columbia. BEETHOVEN, LUDWIG VAN Austin js 12" Antiqued weather green finish

SANDBURG, CARL Austin js 14" Wood Base, Antiqued Bronze Finish

SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM Austin js 13" Brown Wood Grain Finish

TWAIN, MARK Austin js 15" Wood Base, Antique Bronze Finish

ART SCULPTURE REPRODUCTIONS, ARTIFACTS AZTEC SUN DIAL AND CALENDAR Austin ejs 19" Diameter, Wood Grain Finish

CEREMONIAL RELIEF Alva is Original black balsalt, part of the Sarcophagus of an Egyptian priest. The center of the relief represents a deity holding the symbol of Life.

HEAD REST Alva js Original carved wood of Central Congo

HIPPOPOTAMUS Austin ejs 8" Ebony Finish

JUSTICE Austin ejs 24" Weathered green bronze finish

ROSETTA STONE KIT Alva is (Complete with study guides) Hieroglyphic characters, Egyptian demotic script, and Greek letters, black balsalt.

SUMERIAN TABLET Alva js Original of black serpentine st one. Wood base. Votive inscription in cuneiform writing writing/ 123

CROSS-MEDIAKITS

Depth-Study Cress-Media Kits are a combination of various types of Educational Media which appeal to the audio, the visual, and the tactile senses.

COINS OF THE REALM KIT IMCjs PERU-LAND OF THE INCAS KIT IMC ej Coins from great civilizations. Each with a story 4 Filmstrips with Spanish Record or of its importance of the history of the world. Spanish Language Tape Brasher Dub loon 7 Transparencies Denarius of Nero 8 Native Toys Drachm of Alexander the Great 6 Clay Figures Shekel of Tyre Coins, Currency and Stamps; Travel Brochures EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET KIT CF ejs 11 Study Prints - Original Artwork An up-to-the minute study unit on Europe's Economy, History, and Contemporary Life. PROVINCE OF QUEBEC KIT IMC ej 6 Sound Color Filmstrips 5 Transparencies 30 Sets of 12 Color Maps 5 Filmstrips 1 Narrative Record in Map Skills Flag, Stamps and Coins Study Guides Bear-Bull Moose, Habitant Man, Habitant Woman, Abstract Bird, Travel Folders IRAN KIT CF ejs 7 Sound Color Filmstrips ROCK DISPLAY KIT 1F1 ej 3 - 33-1/31p Records Samples of igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic 1Iran Phono Book rock. Correlates with 16 mm film Rocks For Be- 5 Artifacts (Rea lia) ginners. Granite, Lava, Sandstone, Gneiss, Schist, Flag and Stand, Persian Flute, Slate, and Marble. Persian Rug Samples, Iranian Stamps and Currency, Villager's SOVIET CENTRAL ASIA KIT CF ejs Shoe 1 Sound-Color Filmstrip 16 Color Captioned Study Prints 1- 33-1/3 1p Record Guide 24 Study Prints Guide JAPAN KIT CF ej A picturesque visit to the land of kimonos THAILAND KIT CF ejs and cherry trees. 1 Sound-Color Filmstrip 1 Filmstrip 1-33-1/31p Record 1 Color Phono Book 24 Study Prints (Pictures and Record) Guide

PAKISTAN KU CF ejs TURKEY KIT CF ejs 6 Sound-Color Filmstrips 7 Sound-Color Filmstrips 3- 33-1/3 1p Records 4- 33-1/31p Records 6 Artifacts (Rea lia) 7 Artifacts (Realia) Jute Samples, Prayer Cap, Flag, Zurna, School Boy's hat, Metal eating bowl Stamps and Currency, Simulated and cover, Wooden spoon, Moslem Prayer Fur Cap, Block print cloth sample beads, Flag, Stamps amd Currency 16 Color captioned Study Prints 16 Color Captioned Study Prints Guide YUGOSLAVIA KIT EJ PEACFUL USES OF ATOMIC ENERGY 4 Sound-Color Filmstrips Comm. Educ.Res. 3- 33-1/3 1p Records 1 Sound Color Filmstrip-Peaceful Uses 1 Yugoslav Phono Book of Atomic Energy 24 Captioned Study Prints 8 Wall Charts, 12 Booklets, AEC Guide 9 Artifacts Customed cloth dolls, Embroidered Cap, Croation Shoe, Shepherd's Flute, Scale model of gusle with bow, Bosnia Coffee Pot, Stamps and Currency, Flag Study Guide