REPORT RESUMES 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 ..j04111113 ME U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT.POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION Index POSITION OR POLICY. 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 T-Recordings, Tape SAGINAW INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT 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 AS-Art Sculpture 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 Lloyd J. Cartwright, Director 5 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