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QUESTAR III
SUBJECT/TITLE INDEX
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P
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31
K0
Agriculture Dairying
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SHOPPING: WHERE WE GET OUR FOODS
71
Agriculture Farms
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CIDER MAKER
49
Agriculture Forests
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ADIRONDACK THE LAND NOBODY KNOWS
LIFE OF A FOREST: BIRTH OF A FOREST/A FOREST
GROWS OLD
MANUFACTURE OF CONSTRUCTION LUMBER, THE
SEASONS IN THE WOODLANDS
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42
−
48
Agriculture General
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SUGARING TIME
FARM IN THE FALL
30
52
Art Appreciation
ART APPRECIATION-PT.I
ART APPRECIATION-PT.II
COLOR: THE ARTIST'S INSPIRATION-PT.I
COLOR: THE ARTIST'S INSPIRATION-PT.II
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92
111
112
Art History
ART OF THE WESTERN WORLD
ART HISTORY IN COLUMBIA COUNTY
CHINESE PAST, THE
FAR NORTH, THE: 2000 YEARS OF AMERICAN ESKIMO
AND INDIAN ART
HENRI MATISSE PAPER CUT-OUTS
MORRIS LOUIS: MAJOR THEMES & VARIATIONS
SET OF 40 ART SLIDES
LOUVRE, THE:PAINTING/DRAWING
MASTERPIECES OF ITALIAN ART:DA VINCI,
MICHELANGELO, RAPHAEL AND TITIAN
PIONEER LIVING: HOME CRAFTS
RENAISSANCE, THE: ITS BEGINNINGS IN ITALY
VAN GOGH'S VAN GOGHS
20TH-CENTURY AMERICAN ART
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37
37
67
69
79
80
92
92
92
92
92
92
92
92
110
124
139
148
156
158
164
204
204
216
216
237
242
Artists and Their Works
166
174
213
Agriculture Gardening
CHILDREN'S GARDENS
ART & MUSIC: BAROQUE ART & MUSIC
ART & MUSIC: EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ART & MUSIC
ART & MUSIC: IMPRESSIONISM IN ART & MUSIC
ART & MUSIC: MEDIEVAL ART & MUSIC
ART & MUSIC: RENAISSANCE ART & MUSIC
ART & MUSIC: ROMANTICISM IN ART & MUSIC
ART & MUSIC: SURREALISM IN ART & MUSIC
ART & MUSIC: TWENTIETH CENTURY ARTISTIC
REVOLUTIONS
CLASSICAL IDEAL, THE
EARLY RENAISSANCE, THE
FRESH VIEW, A: IMPRESSIONISM AND
POST-IMPRESSIONISM
HIGH RENAISSANCE, THE
IN OUR OWN TIME
INTO THE 20TH CENTURY
LANDMARKS OF WESTERN ART: THE RENAISSANCE
READING RAINBOW: MUMMIES MADE IN EGYPT
REALMS OF LIGHT: THE BAROQUE
SHAPE OF DARKNESS, THE-PT.I
SHAPE OF DARKNESS, THE-PT.II
WHITE GARMENT OF CHURCHES, A
ART LESSON, THE
AMERICAN ART FROM THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART
BILL VIOLA: SELECTED WORKS
DAY IN THE COUNTRY, A:IMPRESSIONISM AND THE
FRENCH LANDSCAPE
I DO NOT KNOW WHAT IT IS I AM LIKE
MASTERPIECES OF ITALIAN ART:DA VINCI,
MICHELANGELO, RAPHAEL AND TITIAN
BLACK ARTISTS OF THE U. S. A.
LEONARDO DA VINCI: GIANT OF THE RENAISSANCE
LOUISE NEVELSON
ALEXANDER CALDER
ASIA SOCIETY PRESENTS:SAEKO ICHINOHE AND
COMPANY/INDIA, MUSIC AND DANCE
STUDIES-MUSIC OF INDIA
ASIA SOCIETY PRESENTS:SHANTUNG TRADITIONAL
MUSIC/CHINESE SKIN SHADOW PUPPETS
DEFINITIVE DALI, THE
DEGAS: THE UNQUIET SPIRIT
EDWARD HOPPER: SILENT WITNESS
GEORGIA O'KEEFE
HENRY MOORE
IMPRESSIONISTS, THE: VINCENT VAN GOGH
LANDSCAPES OF FREDERIC EDWIN CHURCH, THE
LIFE OF LEONARDO DA VINCI, THE: PART I
LIFE OF LEONARDO DA VINCI, THE: PART II/III
LIFE OF LEONARDO DA VINCI, THE: PART IV/V
LOUISE NEVELSON
MARY CASSATT: PORTRAIT OF AN ARTIST
MASTERS OF ILLUSION
MONET: LEGACY OF LIGHT
INDIA, MUSIC AND DANCE:MUSIC FOR SITAR AND
TABLA/UMA SHARMA PERFORMING KATHAK DANCE
NORMAN ROCKWELL'S WORLD...AN AMERICAN DREAM
PICASSO:THE MAN AND HIS WORK-PT.I-(1881-1937)
PICASSO:THE MAN AND HIS WORK-PT.II-(1938-1973)
REMBRANDT
SEURAT
SURPRISED! THE PAINTINGS OF HENRI ROUSSEAU
TOULOUSE-LAUTREC
CULTURES AND CONTINENTS:VOICES OF
AFRICA/AFRICAN MUSIC SPEAKS
WINSLOW HOMER: THE NATURE OF THE ARTIST
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34
36
37
46
60
79
83
92
93
118
118
126
141
148
156
164
166
167
167
171
175
175
183
184
188
196
196
205
215
224
232
238
243
Catalog
P
Biography Presidents and the U.S.
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BIOGRAPHY
DEB'S CATALOG TEST
FREUD: THE HIDDEN NATURE OF MAN
LUTHER
MARXISM: THE THEORY THAT SPLIT A WORLD
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139
171
175
Biography Arts and Letters
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EYE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON, THE
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Biography Government Officials
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PROFILES IN COURAGE
CITIZEN COYNE
HITLER: ANATOMY OF A DICTATORSHIP
MANDELA
HOLIDAY FACTS & FUN: MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY
DANIEL WEBSTER
EDMUND ROSS
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
SAM HOUSTON
THOMAS HART BENTON
WOODROW WILSON
SADAT: PRESIDENCY AND THE LEGACY
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150
174
175
201
201
201
201
201
201
201
209
Biography Others
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BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
HELEN KELLER
MYSTERY OF AMELIA EARHART,THE
MR. SEARS' CATALOGUE
LIFE OF ADOLPH HITLER, THE
AKIO MORITA
AMERICANS WE REMEMBER: HARRIET TUBMAN
AMERICANS WE REMEMBER: MARTIN LUTHER KING
ANDREW CARNEGIE: THE GOSPEL OF WEALTH
ANNE FRANK: THE LIFE OF A YOUNG GIRL
ATTILA THE HUN
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MISS JANE PITTMAN, THE
BILL GATES
CHURCHILL
CONFUCIUS: WORDS OF WISDOM
DALE CARNEGIE: MAN OF INFLUENCE
DOW & JONES
DWARF: LITTLE PEOPLE, BIG STEPS
DWARF: STANDING TALL
EDGAR ALLEN POE
ESTEE LAUDER
GENGHIS KHAN: TERROR AND CONQUEST
GETTYS: A TRAGEDY OF RICHES
HEINRICH SCHLIEMANN: THE REDISCOVERY OF TROY
LIFE OF ANNE FRANK, THE
MAHATMA GANDHI: SOUL FORCE
MAO: LONG MARCH TO POWER
MARK TWAIN: BACKGROUND FOR HIS WORKS
R.H. MACY: MERCHANT PRINCE
RICHARD THE LIONHEART
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79
82
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89
91
93
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99
109
114
117
122
124
124
126
129
140
142
147
166
173
174
175
184
207
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U.S. PRESIDENTS
LIFE AND TIMES OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, THE
LIFE AND TIMES OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, THE
JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY
POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT AND THE FIRESIDE CHATS:THE NEW DEAL
YEARS
ROOSEVELT AND THE FIRESIDE CHATS:THE WAR YEARS
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
BOYHOOD OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN (REV.)
BOYHOOD OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, THE (REV.)
GEORGE WASHINGTON
JACKSON YEARS, THE: THE NEW AMERICANS (PART I)
JACKSON YEARS, THE: TOWARD CIVIL WAR (PART II)
THOMAS JEFFERSON
ANDREW JACKSON: A MAN FOR THE PEOPLE
BOYHOOD OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, THE (Rev.)
BOYHOOD OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, THE (Rev.)
CHANGING AMERICAN PRESIDENCY, THE
GIVE 'EM HELL, HARRY!
GREAT FIGURES IN HISTORY: JOHN F. KENNEDY
INDOMITABLE TEDDY ROOSEVELT, THE
LINCOLNS' GETTYSBURG ADDRESS
PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY:"ICH BIN EIN BERLINER"
HOLIDAY FACTS & FUN: PRESIDENT'S DAY
TEDDY ROOSEVELT: THE RIGHT MAN AT THE RIGHT
TIME
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59
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74
89
103
103
107
142
144
157
167
200
200
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Biography Scientists
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EINSTEIN
ALBERT EINSTEIN
BOYHOOD OF GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER
BOYHOOD OF THOMAS EDISON (REV.)
EINSTEIN
SUSUMU TONEGAWA:THE KEY TO THE IMMUNE
SYSTEM
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Bus.&Econ. Banks & Banking
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BANKS:THE MONEY MOVERS/JESSE JACKSON:PUSHING
FOR EXCELLANCE/ CAPITALISM AND COMMUNISM:A
COMPARISON
CREDIT/BANKING/SECURITIES
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117
Bus.&Econ. Bookkeeping & Accounting
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ACCOUNTING EQUATION/BALANCE SHEET/BUSINESS
TRANSACTIONS/ LEDGER ACCOUNTS/DEBIT AND
CREDIT THEORY/ANALYZE TRANSACTIONS
ACCOUNTING:DEBIT AND CREDIT THEORY/ANALYZING
TRANSACTIONS
INTRODUCTION TO CLOSING ENTRIES/EXPANSION OF
OWNER'S EQUITY/ MECHANICS OF
CLOSING/ACCOUNTING CYCLE/MERCHAN.
BUS./ACCOUNTS
INVENTORY
TRIAL BALANCE, THE/INCOME STATEMENT, THE
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Bus.&Econ. Budgeting
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WHY BUDGET?/PREPARING YOUR BUDGET/FAMILY AND
BUDGETING/ BUDGETING:BUSINESS AND
GOVERNMENT
242
Bus.&Econ. Consumer Education
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BUYER BE WISE
FOOD: THE STORY OF A PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICH
PROFIT
BUYER BE WISE
VALUE SHOPPING: STRETCH YOUR GROCERY DOLLAR
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53
68
105
237
Bus.&Econ. Contracts
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CONTRACTS:WHAT ARE THEY?/BASIC AGREEMENT
CONSIDERATION/LEGAL CAPACITY/GENUINE
CONSENT LEGALITY/DISCHARG.CONTRACTS ETC.
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138
138
138
138
138
138
138
161
183
193
198
206
234
Bus.&Econ. Industry
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115
INVENTIONS IN AMERICA'S GROWTH II (1850-1910)
TECHNOLOGY IN AMERICA: THE AGE OF INVENTION
Bus.&Econ. Credit
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CREDIT-WHAT'S YOUR LINE?/INSURANCE:BUILT IN
PROTECTION
POSITIVE CREDIT
USING CREDIT/CREDIT OPTIONS/COST OF
CREDIT/ESTABLISHING CREDIT/CREDIT PROBLEMS
ECONOMIC SYSTEMS: THE MIXED ECONOMY
NATURE OF MONEY, THE
PRICE AND THE CONSUMER
PRICE AND THE PRODUCER
SUBSISTENCE LEVEL
DIVISION OF LABOR BY PROCESS
DIVISION OF LABOR BY PRODUCT
PATH TO PROSPERITY, THE
JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES/FISCAL
POLICY/INFLATION/THE BANKING SYSTEM
MONETARY POLICY/STABILIZATION POLICY/THE
FIRM/SUPPLY AND DEMAND
PERFECT COMPETITION AND INELASTIC
DEMAND/ECONOMIC
EFFICIENCY/MONOPOLY/OLIGOPOLIES
POLLUTION/LABOR AND MANAGEMENT/PROFITS AND
INTEREST/REDUCING POVERTY
RESOURCES AND SCARCITY/MARKETS AND PRICES/U.S.
ECONOMIC GROWTH/BOOMS AND BUSTS
UNDERSTANDING TAXES
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117
199
236
Bus.&Econ. Economic System
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73
Bus.&Econ. Insurance
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CREDIT-WHAT'S YOUR LINE?/INSURANCE:BUILT IN
PROTECTION
117
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ECONOMIC SYSTEMS/PARTNERS IN ECONOMICS/THE
BUSINESS CYCLE/ DETERMINING PRICE
TAX WHYS:UNDERSTANDING TAXES: SOME TAXES
CAN BE SHIFTED/ TAXES AND CONFLICTING GOALS
TAX WHYS:UNDERSTANDING TAXES: TAXES RAISE
REVENUES/TAXES INFLUENCE BEHAVIOR
TAX WHYS:UNDERSTANDING TAXES: WHAT IS A FAIR
TAX?-PT.I/PT.II
Bus.&Econ. Investments
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125
Bus.&Econ. Money
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225
225
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125
162
Bus.&Econ. General
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ECONOMICS U$A
FOUNDATIONS OF WEALTH, THE
FIELD BECOMES A TOWN, A
MAKING THE THINGS WE NEED
OUR CLOTHES
SUPERMARKET, THE 2ND. ED.
ASSEMBLY LINES
BUSINESS OWNERSHIP
ECONOMIC GROWTH/PUBLIC GOODS AND
RESPONSIBILITIES/ INTERNATIONAL
TRADE/EXCHANGE RATES
FEDERAL RESERVE,
THE/STAGFLATION/PRODUCTIVITY/FEDERAL
DEFICITS
ALLOCATING A SURPLUS
MECHANIZATION
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Bus.&Econ. Economics General
BEGINNINGS AND GROWTH OF INDUSTRIAL AMERICA
ECONOMICS BY CHOICE
JR. ACHIEVEMENT APPLIED ECONOMICS
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66
73
93
104
125
135
138
138
YOUR MONEY MATTERS
ECONOMICS BY CHOICE
MONEY IN THE BANK AND OUT
ABC'S OF LIFE INSURANCE
BALANCE, DON'T BOUNCE/CREDIT, HOW DO YOU RATE?
BEST INVESTMENTS FOR THE SMALL SAVER
BUDGETING/BUYING/INSURANCE/PLANNING FOR THE
FUTURE
EVOLUTION OF MONEY/SAVINGS ACCOUNTS/CHECK.
ACCOUNTS/DEPOSIT MONEY/WITHDRAW
MONEY/RECONCILE RECORDS/FINANCIAL SERVICES
MATH: KIDS & CASH
MONEY: SUMMING IT UP
PENNY SAVED, A: HOW TO GROW MONEY
ROAD TO WISE MONEY MANAGEMENT, THE
SCROOGE MCDUCK AND MONEY
U.S. MINT
CREATIVE FINANCING
ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN
EVALUATING EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
INVESTMENTS FOR SENIORS
MONEY MANAGEMENT IN TROUBLED TIMES
OLD AND NEW INVESTMENTS
PLANNING YOUR ESTATE
PRE-RETIREMENT PLANNING
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
PRACTICAL TAX SHELTERS-PT.II
PRACTICAL TAX SHELTERS-PT.I
YOU'RE ACCOUNTABLE
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52
64
80
94
97
104
130
176
183
193
207
212
236
248
248
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248
248
248
248
248
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249
249
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Bus.&Econ. Office Skills
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KEYS TO THE
KEYS TO THE
KEYS TO THE
PLEASE
KEYS TO THE
UP
OFFICE:IT'S ABOUT TIME/FACE-TO-FACE
OFFICE:OPEN SESAME/PUT IT IN WRITING
OFFICE:TALK BUSINESS/INFORMATION
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163
163
OFFICE:WHAT DO YOU THINK?/MOVING
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Bus.&Econ. Sales & Selling
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RETAIL SELLING
206
Bus.&Econ. Stocks & Bonds
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JOY OF STOCKS: Forbes Guide to the Stock Market
ONE-MAN BAND THAT WENT TO WALL STREET, THE
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190
NASA CHEMIST/TELECOMMUNICATIONS
NASA EDUCATION SPECIALIST/SPECIAL EDUCATION
TEACHER
OPTOMETRIST/INTERIOR DESIGNER
PARAMEDIC/RESTAURATEUR/FOOD SERVICE
PARK RANGER/ZOOLOGIST
PEDIATRIC RADIOLOGIST/STEEL WORKER
PHYSICAL THERAPIST/COSMETOLOGIST
POLICE OFFICER/TEACHER
PSYCHIATRIST/PHARMACIST
RE-ENERGIZE YOURSELF
RECYCLING MANAGER/ELECTRICIAN
RESEARCHER/LEGISLATIVE AIDE
ROBOTICS DEVELOPMENT/POLITICAL CARTOONIST
TAKE THIS JOB AND KEEP IT
VIDEO EDITOR/SALES REPRESENTATIVE
VIDEO PRODUCER/FIGHTER PILOT
WHAT WOULD I BE GOOD AT?
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193
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196
198
202
203
204
206
208
224
237
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Careers: Career Education
P
BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
GIVE AND TAKE
CHANGING MARKET, THE/TAKE YOUR CHOICE/WHY
COMPETITION?
CREDITWISE/WHERE DO JOBS COME FROM?/A KEY TO
PRODUCTIVITY
PRIVATE OR PUBLIC/CHANGING TAXES/MARKET PRICES
YOU CHOOSE/WE CHOOSE/LET'S SAVE
1
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117
201
248
105
105
105
107
111
143
161
190
249
Careers Communication & Media
Careers Awareness & Exploration
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CAREERS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
TODAY'S CULTURE: OPTIONS AFTER HIGH SCHOOL
BECOMING JOB SMART-1
AGRIBUSINESS/AQUACULTURE
ASTRONOMY/MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
ATTORNEY/FINANCIAL PLANNER
AUTOMOBILE DESIGNER/MECHANIC
BIOTECHNOLOGY/MARINE BIOLOGY
CABLE SERVICES/REPAIR TECHNICIAN
CARPENTER/TV NEWS CAMERA PERSON
CHILD CARE TEACHER/HOME HEALTH CARE
COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIALIST/ACCOUNTANT
DESTINATION: CAREERS
DIETICIAN/CHEF
EDUCATOR (PROFESSOR BIOLOGY)/REGISTERED NURSE
ENTREPRENEUR/COIN DEALER/STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
ENTREPRENEUR/HOBBYIST/JANITORIAL SERVICES
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER/AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEER
ENVIRONMENTAL JOURNALIST/PATHOLOGIST
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY/INVENTOR/ENTREPRENEUR
FBI AGENT/CHEMICAL ENGINEER
FIREFIGHTER/VETERINARIAN
GENERAL MANAGER/DENTIST
GEOLOGIST/HORTICULTURE/GARDENING
GO FOR IT!-(English Version)
GO FOR IT!-(Spanish Version)
LUCAS ARTS/COMPUTER PROGRAMMER/CITY MANAGER
LUCAS ARTS/MARKETING/NASA SPACE SCIENTIST
CAREER IN FOOD SERVICE: CAREERS AS SUCCESSFUL
WAITERS
CAREER IN FOOD SERVICE: CAREERS IN
FOOD-ADVANCE
CAREER IN FOOD SERVICE: CAREERS IN FOOD-GOING
PLACES
CHANCE TO BE, A
COACHING FOR TOP PERFORMANCE
GOT A JOB INTERVIEW?-LEARN THE SKILLS
JOBS FOR THE '90'S
ON EQUAL TERMS: SEX EQUITY IN THE WORKFORCE
YOUR TOWN II: SCHOOLS
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79
82
93
93
94
95
101
105
106
108
113
119
120
126
129
129
129
129
131
135
136
140
141
142
142
171
171
NEWS WRITING: FEATURE WRITING STYLES/COLUMN
WRITING AND EDITORIAL WRITING
NEWS WRITING: COVERING DISASTERS/COLUMN
WRITING AND EDITORIAL WRITING
NEWS WRITING: MEDIA LAW
NEWS WRITING: NEWS WRITING LANGUAGE &
STYLE/DEVELOPMENT & ORGANIZATION OF A STORY
NEWS WRITING: DEALING WITH SOURCES/GOOD
WRITING VS. GOOD REPORTING
NEWS WRITING: BEAT REPORTING/BROADCAST NEWS
WRITING
NEWS WRITING: PUBLIC RELATIONS WRITING/BEYOND
THE SUMMARY LEAD
NEWS WRITING: WHAT IS NEWS?/HARD NEWS LEADS
YOUR TOWN II: COMMUNICATIONS
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Careers Decision Making & Planning
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INTERVIEWS, CAREERS AND THE JITTERBUG BLUES
SMART RISK TAKING
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Children's Art Activities
Careers General
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CAREER JOURNEY, THE
CAREERS IN MATH AND SCIENCE
DESTINATION: EXCELLENCE
HEATHER BECOMES A FIREFIGHTER (3rd Ed.)
I WANNA BE: A FIRE FIGHTER
I WANNA BE: A JET PILOT
I WANNA BE: A PARAMEDIC
I WANNA BE: A POLICE OFFICER
I WANNA: WORK WITH ANIMALS
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119
147
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AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
GRUESOME GRAY MONSTER, THE
BOXES
CYLINDERS
FLOATS
GRASSES
PLAY CLAY
SUGAR AND SPICE
Civics & Government: American Government
AMERICAN GOVT. FOR CHILDREN: WHAT IS
GOVERNMENT?
Careers Hospitality & Recreation
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55
93
93
93
93
93
93
85
Civics & Government: Three Branches of Government
YOUR TOWN II: RECREATION
249
AMERICAN GOVT. FOR CHILDREN: THE THREE
BRANCHES OF GOVT.
Careers Job & Advance Placement
85
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Civics & Govt. Armed Services
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TEENAGERS: HOW TO GET AND KEEP A JOB
10 EASY WAYS TO LOSE YOUR JOB
HOW TO KEEP A JOB:SELF-MANAGEMENT SKILLS
MAKING IT ON YOUR FIRST JOB
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80
152
174
HOMEFRONT & WARFRONT: REMEMBERING WORLD
WAR II
MEMORIES OF WAR
151
180
Civics & Govt. Citizenship
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Careers Nat'l Resources Production
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−
CAREERS IN THE NURSERY INDUSTRY
105
WHAT "LIBERTY AND JUSTICE" MEANS 2ND. ED. _
WHO ARE THE PEOPLE OF AMERICA (2ND ED.)
AMERICAN GOVT. FOR CHILDREN: AMERICAN
CITIZENSHIP
CITIZEN STORIES
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76
85
109
Careers Public Service
−
Civics & Govt. Civil Rights
−
YOUR
YOUR
YOUR
YOUR
YOUR
YOUR
TOWN
TOWN
TOWN
TOWN
TOWN
TOWN
I: THE FIRE STATION
I: THE HOSPITAL
I: THE LIBRARY
I: THE POLICE STATION
I: THE POST OFFICE
II: PUBLIC WORKS
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EYES ON THE PRIZE
CIVIL RIGHTS IN AMERICA
DEMOCRACY AND RIGHTS: ONE CITIZEN'S CHALLENGE
AWAKENINGS
BRIDGE TO FREEDOM
FIGHTING BACK
NO EASY WALK
AIN'T SCARED OF YOUR JAILS
MISSISSIPPI: IS THIS AMERICA?
6
109
119
132
132
132
132
132
132
Careers Self Awareness & Assessment
−
Civics & Govt. Constitution
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PROFESSIONAL IMAGE, THE
TEAMWORK: A SKILL YOU'LL NEED
201
225
Careers Vocational
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VOCATIONS U.S.A.-(First Edition)
VOCATIONS U.S.A. II-(First Edition)
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES/THE
APPRENTICE
FUNDAMENTALS OF MANUAL SHIELDED ARC WELDING
TECHNIQUES
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41
94
140
CONSTITUTION, THE: THAT DELICATE BALANCE
NOTABLE BLACK AMERICANS
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT IN ACTION, THE
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION VS. REVERSE DISCRIMINATION
CRIME AND INSANITY
CRIME AND PUNISHMENTS
FEDERALISM: THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT VS. THE
STATES
IMMIGRATION REFORM
SOVEREIGN SELF, THE: RIGHT TO LIVE, RIGHT TO DIE
CONSTITUTION, THE: A FRAMEWORK TO GOVERN THE
NATION
CAMPAIGN SPENDING: MONEY AND MEDIA
CONSTITUTION, THE: THE COMPROMISE THAT MADE A
NATION
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Catalog
CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND A DEFENDANT'S RIGHT TO A
FAIR TRIAL
NATIONAL SECURITY AND FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
NOMINATION, ELECTION AND SUCCESSION OF THE
PRESIDENT
SCHOOL PRAYER, GUN CONTROL AND THE RIGHT TO
ASSEMBLE
PRESIDENT VS. CONGRESS: EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE AND
DELEGATION OF POWER
PRESIDENT VS. CONGRESS: WAR POWERS AND
COVERT ACTION
EMPIRE OF REASON, AN
ENHANCING CONSTITUTIONAL STUDIES
HAIL TO THE CHIEF: ELECTING THE PRESIDENT
T.J.'S RIGHTS
WE THE PEOPLE...THE U.S. CONSTITUTION AND YOU
Civics & Govt. Politics
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114
115
115
115
115
115
127
128
146
231
239
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32
127
127
200
200
Civics & Govt. Services and Govt.
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BRANCHES OF THE GOVERNMENT: EXECUTIVE BRANCH
BRANCHES OF THE GOVERNMENT: JUDICIAL BRANCH
BRANCHES OF THE GOVERNMENT: LEGISLATIVE
BRANCH
UNITED STATES POST OFFICE, THE
Civics & Govt. Federal
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OUR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: THE LEGISLATIVE
BRANCH
OUR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: THE PRESIDENCY
AMERICAN PRESIDENCY, THE
'88 VOTE, THE: CAMPAIGN FOR THE WHITE HOUSE
ELECTING A PRESIDENT
ELECTING A PRESIDENT: THE PROCESS
PRESIDENT CLINTON: ANSWERING CHILDREN'S
QUESTIONS
PRESIDENT CLINTON: ANSWERING CHILDREN'S
QUESTIONS
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103
103
235
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Civics & Govt. State and Local
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AND LOCAL GOVT.
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WINNING ELECTIONS
AMERICAN FLAG, THE (THE STORY OF OLD GLORY) 3rd
ED.
FREE PRESS VS. FAIR TRIAL BY JURY: THE SHEPPARD
CASE
WITHIN THESE WALLS:A VISIT TO THE WHITE HOUSE
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DO NOT BOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!-LOST!!!!!!!!!!!
HISTORY OF THE COURT, A
IN THE EYES OF THE LAW
INSIDE THE SUPREME COURT
IT'S IN YOUR COURT: AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES
ACT
IT'S IN YOUR COURT: CHILD ABUSE
IT'S IN YOUR COURT: CIVIL RIGHTS LAW
IT'S IN YOUR COURT: CONSUMER AFFAIRS
IT'S IN YOUR COURT: MATRIMONIAL LAW
IT'S IN YOUR COURT: SOCIAL SECURITY
IT'S IN YOUR COURT: THE GRAND JURY SYSTEM
IT'S IN YOUR COURT: TRUSTS AND ESTATES LAW
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Civics & Govt. Laws and Legislation
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WAYS OF THE LAW
SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK: AMERICA ROCK
HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW
JUVENILE LAW: BILL OF RIGHTS
ARREST AND SEIZE
BAD GUYS/GOOD GUYS
CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM IN AMERICA, THE
DUE PROCESS
EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW: GIBBONS VS. OGDEN
EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW: MARBURY VS. MADISON
EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW: MCCULLOCK VS.
MARYLAND
EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW: UNITED STATES VS.
AARON BURR
HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW IN NEW YORK STATE
REASONS FOR LAW
SOURCES OF LAW
UNDER ARREST
LAW ENFORCEMENT/ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
CONTRACT/CONSUMER LAW/WILLS AND ESTATES
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE/CIVIL LAW
FAMILY LAW-JUVENILE JUSTICE/FAMILY DOMESTICS
LAW ENFORCEMENT-PATROL OFFICERS/OUR LEGAL
SYSTEM
SUBSTANTIVE CRIMINAL LAW
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COMMON GOAL: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE U.N.
MODEL U.N. FOR EVERYONE
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Computer Utilities
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RAIN FOREST
DESTINATION: RAIN FOREST
EXPLORAPEDIA: THE WORLD OF NATURE
ENERGY OPTIONS: CHOICES THAT WILL SHAPE YOUR
FUTURE
LIVING TREES/THE LIVING SOIL
RAIN FOREST
AGING OF LAKES, THE (2ND ED.)
ARK
CONSERVING OUR ENVIRONMENT: USE AND REUSE
FUN IN THE FOREST
GREENHOUSE
NO ACT OF GOD
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QUESTAR III
REPLANTING THE TREE OF LIFE
WHAT'S A NATURAL RESOURCE ?
3-2-1 CONTACT EXTRA: BOTTOM OF THE BARREL
3-2-1 CONTACT EXTRA: DOWN THE DRAIN
AMERICA'S TROPICAL RAINFOREST: EL YUNQUE
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: BIODIVERSITY/GARBAGE
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: PLANTS/FORESTS
CHALLENGE OF SURVIVAL, THE: LAND
CHALLENGE OF SURVIVAL, THE: WATER
CONSERVATION AND BALANCE IN NATURE
EARTH, LTD.
ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
RECYCLING: IT'S EVERYBODY'S JOB
RECYCLING: THE ENDLESS CIRCLE
SAVE THE EARTH
THROW AWAY SOCIETY, THE
WEB OF LIFE: EXPLORING BIODIVERSITY
WORLD IN OUR BACKYARD, A
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WINNING THE GROCERY GAME
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Consumer Educ. General
Education Computer
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HYPERCARD (TIPS & TECHNIQUES)
INTERNET FOR EDUCATORS
INTRODUCTION TO MS-DOS
INTRODUCTION TO PERSONAL COMPUTERS
MACINTOSH BASICS: PART III
MACINTOSH BASICS: PART I
MACINTOSH BASICS: PART II
MACINTOSH:SETTING UP AND GETTING STARTED
MACINTOSH:THE BASICS WITH 7.0-PT.I
MACINTOSH:THE BASICS WITH 7.0-PT.II
MACINTOSH:THE BASICS WITH 7.0-PT.III
MICROSOFT OFFICE: OUTLOOK 97
MICROSOFT OFFICE: POWERPOINT 97
MICROSOFT OFFICE: WINDOWS 95
MICROSOFT OFFICE: WORD 97
PAGEMAKER 4.0: PART I
PAGEMAKER 4.0: PART II
PAGEMAKER 4.0: PART III
PAINTS AND DRAWS
SHAKE HANDS WITH YOUR COMPUTER
SUPERPAINT: BASICS-PART I
SUPERPAINT: BASICS-PART II
WORLD WALK: CONNECTING TO & USING THE
INTERNET
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CONSUMER EDUCATION
Education Copyright Laws
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COPYRIGHT LAW: WHAT EVERY SCHOOL, COLLEGE
AND PUBLIC LIBRARY SHOULD KNOW
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Drawing
Education Games
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DRAWING
DRAWING THE LANDSCAPE OUTDOORS-(With Stanley
Maltzman)
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STRATEGY GAMES OF THE WORLD
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Education Administration
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COST OF DECLINE
MODERN MIDDLE SCHOOL
PROFOUND TRANSFORMATION
RACE WE DARE NOT LOSE, THE
SUCCESS OF PUBLIC EDUCATION, THE
EDUCATION NEWS PARENTS CAN USE:SCIENCE A
NASA CONNECT: DATA ANALYSIS AND
MEASUREMENT:HAVING A SOLAR BLAST
TOOLS FOR SCHOOLS:ACCESS TO ACADEMICS
TOOLS FOR SCHOOLS:UNIVERSAL DESIGN FOR L
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BEHIND THE WHEEL:A LOOK AT THE JOB/HANDLING
THE BIG MACHINE
BEHIND THE WHEEL:AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION/COPING
WITH THE KIDS
BEHIND THE WHEEL:KIDS WITH SPECIAL
PROBLEMS/DANGER AHEAD
SCHOOL BUS DRIVING: CONTROLLING SKIDS
SCHOOL BUS PRE-TRIP INSPECTION
SPECIAL PLANNING FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE:PREPARE TO
EVACUATE
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LITTLE MONSTER AT SCHOOL
TRIVIA MUNCHERS DELUXE
ANATOMY OF A TOOTHACHE/SOME CALL IT
SOFTWARE/CLOSE-UP/INNER EYE OF ALEXANDER
RUTSCH, THE
GOING TO SCHOOL IS YOUR JOB (Rev.)
SECRETS TO COLLEGE SUCCESS-PT.I
SECRETS TO COLLEGE SUCCESS-PT.II
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WAY THINGS WORK, THE
TELECONFERENCE:EXPANDING YOUR LEARNING
COMMUNITY:USING THE INTERNET
HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN GREAT VIDEO WITH JUST A
CAMCORDER
INTRODUCTION TO TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION
SATELLITE TOWN MEETING:PREPARING CLASSROOMS
FOR THE FUTURE: ENSURING ACCESS TO THE
INTERNET
TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION:THE MANUFACTURE OF PINE
AND HARDWOOD LUMBER
TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION:THE MANUFACTURE OF
RECONSTITUTED WOOD PRODUCTS
TECHNOLOGY PLANNING FOR YOUR CLASSROOM
TECHNOLOGY PLANNING FOR YOUR SCHOOL
TECHNOLOGY'S PRICE
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Education Legal Aspects
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DEAD WRONG
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Education Library Science
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CHECK IT OUT
MIND'S TREASURE CHEST, THE
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STUDENT WORKSHOP: YOU CAN SUCCEED IN SCHOOL
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Education Research
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FROM WHERE I SIT
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Education Special
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F.A.T. CITY WORKSHOP: UNDERSTANDING LEARNING
DISABILITIES
SPECIAL PLANNING FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE:EPILEPSY
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Education Study
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STUDY SKILLS:HOW TO LISTEN EFFECTIVELY
STUDY SKILLS:HOW TO MANAGE YOUR TIME
STUDY SKILLS:HOW TO TAKE TESTS
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HOW TO TALK SO KIDS WILL LISTEN
PHASE I: ASSERTIVE DISCIPLINE
EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT FOR POSITIVE ACHIEVEMENT
IN THE CLASSROOM
MOTIVATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESSFUL
TEACHING
STANDARD DEVIANTS, THE: AMERICAN GOVERNMENT I
STANDARD DEVIANTS, THE: ENGLISH COMPOSITION
STANDARD DEVIANTS, THE: ENGLISH GRAMMAR I
STANDARD DEVIANTS, THE: FRENCH I
STANDARD DEVIANTS, THE: SPANISH I
GETTING STARTED IN GLOBAL EDUCATION: PRIMER FOR
PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT-THE POWER OF TE
ALTERNATIVES TO PUNISHMENT
TELECONFERENCE-AP CALCULUS
TELECONFERENCE-AP MUSIC
ASSERTIVE DISCIPLINE FOR BUS DRIVERS
ASSERTIVE DISCIPLINE FOR SECONDARY EDUCATORS
ATTITUDES: POSITIVE JUDGEMENTS TO INFLUENCE
LEARNING
BETTER BUSINESS GRAMMAR
BOOSTING STUDENT MOTIVATION
BRAIN COMPATIBLE LEARNING
BUILDING COMMUNITIES FOR EFFECTIVE SCHOOLS
BUILDING PARENT INVOLVEMENT:ELEMENTARY GRADES
COACHES' CORNER, THE: PLAYING THE GAME OF
BASEBALL
COMMUNICATING WITH CUSTOMERS
COMMUNICATING WITH PEOPLE ON THE JOB
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COMPETENCE AND REINFORCEMENT: EFFECTIVE
ENDINGS FOR EFFECTIVE LEARNING
CONFLICT RESOLUTION FOR EDUCATORS: BULLYING:
GAINING INSIGHT
CONFLICT RESOLUTION FOR EDUCATORS: STUDENTS &
SELF-DESTRUCTIVE BEHAVIOR
CONTROL THEORY AND RESPONSIBILITY TRAINING
COOPERATIVE LEARNING
CREATING A POSITIVE CLASSROOM ATMOSPHERE
CREATIVITY IN THE CLASSROOM
DEVELOPMENT OF PARENT/CHILD RELATIONS
DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION-A TOOL FOR AL
DIFFERENTIATING INSTRUCTION
DISCIPLINE APPROACHES IN THE CLASSROOM
DISCIPLINE IS A SPECIAL KIND OF LOVE
DISCOVERING THE FUTURE: BUSINESS OF PARADIGMS,
THE
DISCOVERING THE FUTURE: PARADIGM PIONEERS
DISCOVERING THE FUTURE: POWER OF VISION, THE
DISEQUILIBRIUM: UNPREDICTABILITY AND NOVEL
CHANGES IN LEARNING
DRUG & ALCOHOL TESTING AND TRAINING
COMPLIANCE PROGRAM
EARLY ADOLESCENCE: A TIME OF
CHANGE-IMPLICATIONS FOR SCHOOLS
EFFECTIVE SCHOOL RESTRUCTURING: HOW TO MAKE IT
HAPPEN
EFFECTIVE SCHOOL RESTRUCTURING: HOW TO PLAN
AND IMPLEMENT RESTRUCTURING IN YOUR
SCHOOLS
EFFECTIVE SCHOOL RESTRUCTURING: OVERCOMING
BARRIERS TO SCHOOL RECONSTRUCTION
EFFECTIVE SCHOOL RESTRUCTURING: UNDERSTANDING
SCHOOL RESTRUCTURING
EFFECTIVE TEACHER, THE
ENCOURAGING AUTONOMY
ENGAGING COOPERATION
TELECONFERENCE-ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS
RESOURCE GUIDE: LEARNING EXPERIENCES
EVALUATING TEACHER PERFORMANCE-PT.I
EVALUATING TEACHER PERFORMANCE-PT.II
EVALUATION: YOUR KEY TO IMPROVING LEARNING
EVERY CHILD A PROMISE
EVERYONE'S PUBLIC RELATIONS ROLE
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: ASSIGNING EFFECTIVE
HOMEWORK
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: AVOIDING BURNOUT
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: CONSTRUCTIVE PARENT
CONFERENCES
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: COOPERATIVE LEARNING
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: CREATIVE TEACHING
METHODS
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: INTEGRATING COMPUTERS
IN THE CURRICULUM
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: KEEPING CONTROL OF THE
CLASS
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: LESSON PLANNING
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: MANAGING STUDENT
CONFLICT
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: THE BEAUTY OF TEACHING
FINANCIAL ILLITERACY: HOW CAN WE HELP OUR
STUDENTS?-PT.II
FINANCIAL ILLITERACY: HOW CAN WE HELP OUR
STUDENTS?-PT.I
FISH!
FISH! STICKS
FOLLOW UP AND HOW TO EVALUATE YOUR
DISCIPLINARY EFFORTSSESSION VI
FREEING CHILDREN FROM PLAYING ROLES
C.R.I.S.I.S.: FUNCTIONAL PLANNING-PT.V
GET MORE DONE IN LESS TIME
GREATER COMMUNITY SUPPORT-AND WITHOUT MORE
TIME OR MONEY
GUIDELINES TO EFFECTIVE CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
GUIDING STUDENTS TO LITERACY THROUGH
LITERATURE:CURRICULUM, INSTRUCTION, &
ASSESSMENT-PT.II/PERSONS WITH EXCEPTION-PT.I
HAD WE LISTENED
HELPING CHILDREN DEAL WITH THEIR FEELINGS
HELPING DISRUPTIVE AND UNRESPONSIVE STUDENTS
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QUESTAR III
HOW TEACHING STYLES AFFECT CLASSROOM
MANAGEMENT
HOW TO IMPLEMENT COOPERATIVE
LEARNING:PRACTICAL STRATEGIES FOR THE ELEM.
CLASSROOM TEACHER
HOW TO INTEGRATE COOPERATIVE LEARNING
HOW TO MAKE HOMEWORK MORE MEANINGFUL BY
INVOLVING PARENTS
HOW TO PREPARE SECONDARY STUDENTS FOR
HIGH-STAKES TESTS
HOW TO PREPARE STUDENTS FOR STANDARDIZED
TESTS
HOW TO START THE FIRST DAY AND SCHOOLWIDE
DISCIPLINE-SESSION V
IMMUNE SYSTEM, THE: FRIEND OR FOE?-PT.I
IMMUNE SYSTEM, THE: FRIEND OR FOE-PT.II
IMPROVING STUDY SKILLS: THE INDEPENDENT LEARNER
INCLUSION: QUALITY LEARNING FOR ALL
INFORMED CONSENT
C.R.I.S.I.S.: INJURY MANAGEMENT-PT.IV
TELECONFERENCE-INTEGRATING CURRICULUM I:
ELEMENTARY
INTEGRATING THE CURRICULUM
IT DOESN'T HURT TO BE CAREFUL
LEADERSHIP AND THE NEW SCIENCE
LEARNING WITH FILM AND VIDEO
LIMIT SETTING IN THE CLASSROOM-SESSION III
LISTENING: THE KEY TO PRODUCTIVITY
LITERATURE, LITERACY AND LEARNING
LOVE ME WHEN I AM MOST UNLOVABLE
MAKE THE PHONE WORK FOR YOU
MANAGEMENT OF THE OBESE CHILD
MASTERING MEMOS
MOTIVATING TEACHERS:KEYS TO ACHIEVING
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
MOTIVATION: BEFORE STUDENTS WILL LEARN
MOTIVATION: TEACHING STRATEGIES AND
TECHNIQUES THAT ENCOURAGE LEARNING
MOTIVATION: USING NINE POWERFUL MOTIVATORS IN
THE CLASSROOM
MOTIVATION: USING THE SECONDARY NEEDS TO
AROUSE INTEREST IN LEARNING
NATIONAL GROWTH MEASUREMENT GUIDELINES FOR
SCHOOL NURSES
NEEDS: THE ENERGY BEHIND LEARNING
SATELLITE TOWN MEETING-NEW AMERICAN HIGH
SCHOOL, THE: PREPARING YOUTH FOR COLLEGE
AND CAREERS
TELECONFERENCE-NEW YORK: THE STATE OF
EDUCATION: PARENT INVOLVEMENT
OUTCOME BASED EDUCATION
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT IN THE CLASSROOM
GUIDING STUDENTS TO LITERACY THROUGH
LITERATURE:PERSONS WITH EXCEPTION IN
AMERICA'S SCHOOLS-PT.II
C.R.I.S.I.S.: PHYSICAL FITNESS-PT.III
POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT-SESSION IV
POWER WRITING: THE KEY TO SUCCESS
POWERFUL WAYS TO PERSUADE PEOPLE
POWERING UP FOR MATH B
PRAISE
PRINCIPAL AS INSTRUCTIONAL LEADER
ROADBLOCKS TO ASSERTIVE DISCIPLINE-SESSION II
ROLE OF THE STUDENT CONTRACTS IN CLASSROOM
MANAGEMENT, THE
SAFETALK PARENTS AND TEACHERS DISCUSS AIDS
SATELLITE TOWN MEETING-IDEAS FOR IMPROVING
READING AND WRITING
SATELLITE TOWN MEETING-PREPARING FOR COLLEGE
SATELLITE TOWN MEETING-SCHOOL DISCIPLINE
STRATEGIES
SCHOOL CLIMATE: THE KEY TO AN EFFECTIVE SCHOOL
SCHOOL QUALITY REVIEW INITIATIVE
TELECONFERENCE-SCHOOL REPORT CARDS:TOOLS FOR
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
SATELLITE TOWN MEETING-SCHOOLS AS SAFE
HAVENS:DISCIPLINE, SAFETY AND TRUANCY
PREVENTION
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ADVANTAGE-ALTERNATIVES FOR MEASURING
PERFORMANCE
ADVANTAGE-CHILDREN AS EXPLORERS
ADVANTAGE-MEETING CHILDREN'S NEEDS
ADVANTAGE-PREPARING STUDENTS FOR DRUG-FREE
LIFESTYLES
ADVANTAGE-PREPARING STUDENTS FOR WORK IN
THE 21ST CENTURY
ADVANTAGE-INTEGRATING COMMUNITY SERVICES
ADVANTAGE-CHILDREN AS PROBLEM SOLVERS
ADVANTAGE-CHILDREN AS STRATEGIC READERS
SECRETARIAL WORKSHOP:IMPROVING PROFESSIONAL
EFFECTIVENESS THROUGH UNDERSTANDING BRAIN
DOMINANCE/STRESS MANAGEMENT
TELECONFERENCE-SOCIAL STUDIES STANDARDS
TELECONFERENCE-SPECIAL EDUCATION AND
STANDARDS
SPECIAL EDUCATION IN THE REGULAR CLASSROOM
SPELLING SOURCEBOOK-INTRODUCTION TO TEACHERS
TELECONFERENCE:PT.I:MAKING THE GRADE:THE
CHALLENGE OF REGENTS FOR ALL/PT.II:UNIT DESIGN
TELECONFERENCE: SHARED DECISION MAKING
TELECONFERENCE:STATE SYSTEMIC
INITIATIVE:TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION:AN
INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
TELECONFERENCE: WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A TEACHER
TELECONFERENCE: WORKING WITH LOW PERFORMING
STUDENTS
STIMULATION: CONTINUING WORTHWHILE LEARNING
C.R.I.S.I.S.: STUDENT INJURIES-PT.I
C.R.I.S.I.S.: STUDENT WELLNESS-PT.II
SUPERVISING THE MARGINAL TEACHER
TAKING CHARGE OF CHANGE
TAP THE POWER OF TEAMWORK
TEACHING IN THE BLOCK: ENGAGING STUDENTS IN
ACTIVE LEARNING
TEACHING THE ARTS TOGETHER: THE TEAM APPROACH
TO AN ARTS CURRICULUM
TEACHING YOUR CHILD DECISION-MAKING: A PARENT'S
GUIDE
TECH PREP:DEVELOPING COOPERATIVE PROGRAMS
AND PARTNERSHIPS
TELECONFERENCE: 4TH & 8TH GRADE MATH & ENGLISH
TESTS
TELECONFERENCE-CAREER AND OCCUPATIONAL
RESOURCE GUIDE: LEARNING EXPERIENCES
TELECONFERENCE-DIPLOMA REQUIREMENTS
TELECONFERENCE-EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
PARENTS-A CHILD'S FIRST TEACHER
TELECONFERENCE: EARLY LITERACY
TELECONFERENCE: ENGLISH, MATH REGENTS SAMPLE
TESTS
TELECONFERENCE-HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND
FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE RESOURCE GUIDE
TELECONFERENCE-HIGHER STANDARDS THROUGH
CAREER DEVELOPMENT & OCCUPATIONAL STUDIES
TELECONFERENCE-INCLUSION-PT.I
TELECONFERENCE-INCLUSION-PT.II
TELECONFERENCE-LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH
RESOURCE GUIDE
TELECONFERENCE-LEADERSHIP AND LEARNING
TELECONFERENCE-LINKING ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS
STANDARDS AND ASSESSMENT
TELECONFERENCE-LINKING LANGUAGES OTHER THAN
ENGLISH STANDARDS AND INSTRUCTION
TELECONFERENCE-LINKING MATH, SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY STANDARDS AND ASSESSMENT
TELECONFERENCE-LINKING NEW YORK STATE'S ARTS
STANDARDS AND ASSESSMENT
TELECONFERENCE-LINKING NEW YORK STATE'S HEALTH
ED., PHYS.ED. AND HOME EC. STANDARDS AND
ASSESSMENT
TELECONFERENCE: MAKING AFTER SCHOOL COUNT
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TELECONFERENCE-MATH, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
TELECONFERENCE-NEW YORK STATE'S ELECTRONIC
LEARNING COMMUNITY
TELECONFERENCE-PARTNERS FOR CHILDREN:
PROMOTING SCHOOL SUCCESS THROUGH
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS
TELECONFERENCE: SPECIAL EDUCATION: TEST ACCESS
AND MODIFICATION
TELECONFERENCE: STATEWIDE SYSTEMIC INITIATIVE
TELECONFERENCE-TESTING AND ASSESSMENT
TELECONFERENCE-THE ARTS RESOURCE GUIDE:
LEARNING EXPERIENCES
TELECONFERENCE: TIMSS: REACTIONS & RESOURCES
TELECONFERENCE:NYS SYSTEMIC INITIATIVE IN
MST:MATH REFORM AND TIMSS
TELECONFERENCE:NYS SYSTEMIC INITIATIVE IN
MST:ENHANCING INQUIRY THROUGH
INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY
THINKING CURRICULUM, THE:A HIGHER STANDARD OF
LEARNING
THINKING CURRICULUM, THE:LEARNING BY
DOING:LESSONS FROM THE FIELD
THINKING CURRICULUM, THE:MINDS ON MATH AND
SCIENCE
THINKING CURRICULUM, THE:LEARNING BY DESIGN:THE
TECHNOLOGY CONNECTION-PT.II
THINKING CURRICULUM, THE:WHOSE SCHOOL IS
IT?-PT.I
THINKING CURRICULUM, THE:HOW DO WE KNOW WHAT
KIDS KNOW?-PT. III
TELECONFERENCE-TIME FOR HIGHER
STANDARDS:TIME/BLOCK SCHEDULING
TIME ON TASK
TRUTH ABOUT TEACHERS, THE
VITAL LINK, THE:PRESCHOOL YEARS
TELECONFERENCE-WHAT DO WE MEAN GOOD
TEACHING?
WHAT IS ASSERTIVE DISCIPLINE?-SESSION I
WHAT RESEARCH TELLS THE PRINCIPAL ABOUT
SCHOOL CLIMATE
WHOLE LANGUAGE: A WAY OF THINKING
WHY DO THESE KIDS LOVE SCHOOL?
WHY POSITIVE THINKERS GET POSITIVE RESULTS
WRITING WORKSHOP, THE: A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE
YOU ARE A PLAYGROUND AIDE
YOUTH AT RISK: A WMHT TOWN MEETING
YOUTH AT RISK: NO TIME TO LOSE/OUR TOWN
YOUTH AT RISK:VALUES EDUCATION/SCHOOLS &
BUSINESS: PARTNERSHIP FOR THE FUTURE
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ARTS ALIVE
ALIVE WITH THE ARTS/ELEMENTS OF VISUAL
ARTS/CREATING VISUAL ARTS/ELEMENTS OF DANCE
ARTS AND WORK
CREATING DANCE/ELEMENTS OF MUSIC/CREATING
MUSIC/ELEMENTS OF DRAMA
CREATING THEATRE/ARTS AND SELF-EXPRESSION/ARTS
AND SOCIAL MESSAGES/ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY
HYBRID ARTS
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ART OF FILM, THE: THE CHASE IN THE EVOLUTION OF
THE MOVIES
ART OF FILM, THE: MUSIC AND SOUND
ART OF FILM, THE: PERFORMANCE
ART OF FILM, THE: THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE
MOVIES
ART OF FILM, THE: SCREENWRITING
ART OF FILM, THE: THE CAMERA
ART OF FILM, THE: THE CHASE AS EPIC
ART OF FILM, THE: THE DIRECTOR
ART OF FILM, THE: THE EDITED IMAGE
ART OF FILM, THE: THE EMERGING CHAPLIN
ART OF FILM, THE: VINTAGE HITCHCOCK
ART OF FILM, THE: PERFORMANCE IN DEPTH: THE
MANY ROLES OF ALEC GUINESS
BASIC FILM TERMS: A VISUAL DICTIONARY
FILM: THE ART OF THE IMPOSSIBLE
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WILD AFRICA
AFRICA: THE SERENGETI
AFRICA A NEW LOOK
AFRICAN CONTINENT: TROPICAL REGION
AFRICAN ODYSSEY: THE RED BICYCLE
AFRICA'S VANISHING WILDLIFE
CONTINENT OF AFRICA
HUNTERS, THE (PART I)
HUNTERS, THE (PART II)
NORTH AFRICA: THE GREAT SAHARA
AFRICA IN FOCUS: KENYA
ANOTHER AFRICA:WILDLIFE AND PEOPLE IN CONFLICT
JOURNEY TO THE FORGOTTEN RIVER
KIDS EXPLORE KENYA
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE CONTINENTS: AFRICA
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Geog. World Antarctica
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PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE CONTINENTS:
ANTARCTICA
Fine Arts Architecture
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CITY OUT OF WILDERNESS: WASHINGTON
MEANING OF FEUDALISM, THE
FLOOD OF LIGHT: RESTORING NEW YORK'S CAPITOL
ROOF
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Education Testing
IMPROVING YOUR STUDENTS' TEST-TAKING SKILLS
TEST-TAKING TIPS FOR CHILDREN: HOW TO ANSWER
TEST QUESTIONS
TEST-TAKING TIPS FOR CHILDREN: TAKING TESTS IN
DIFFERENT SUBJECTS
TEST-TAKING TIPS FOR CHILDREN: WHAT ARE TESTS?
VIDEO SAT REVIEW, THE
Fine Arts General
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Geog. World Asia
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PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE CONTINENTS: ASIA
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QUESTAR III
Geog. World France
Geog. World Australia
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FROM ALICE TO OCEAN
AUSTRALIA IN THE 80'S
AUSTRALIA-PICTURE FRONTIER/CANADA-A HOLIDAY IN
PICTURES
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE CONTINENTS:
AUSTRALIA
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Geog. World Canada
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CANADA'S ATLANTIC PROVINCES
CANADA'S CENTRAL PROVINCES
CANADA'S PACIFIC PROVINCES AND NORTHLANDS
CANADA'S PRAIRIE PROVINCES
CANADA'S PROVINCES AND PEOPLE
AUSTRALIA-PICTURE FRONTIER/CANADA-A HOLIDAY IN
PICTURES
OH, CANADA!
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Geog. World Central America
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CENTRAL AMERICA
LATIN AMERICAN OVERVIEW
NORTH AMERICA: ITS RIVERS
PANAMA CANAL, THE (REV.)
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Geog. World General
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MULTIMEDIA WORLD FACT BOOK
PICTURE ATLAS OF THE WORLD
WHERE IN THE WORLD IS CARMEN SANDIEGO?
BIOMES-VOL.I:DESERT/TUNDRA
BIOMES:VOL.2:CONIFEROUS FOREST/TROPICAL RAIN
FOREST
BUDDHIST WORLD, THE
CAP O'RUSHES
THE CONTINENTS OF THE WORLD
DIRECTIONS FOR BEGINNERS: NORTH, SOUTH, EAST,
WEST
FARMS AROUND THE WORLD
FOODS AROUND THE WORLD
GLOBES: MAP & GLOBE SKILLS
HOMES AROUND THE WORLD
NORTH AMERICA: ITS COASTLINES
NORTH AMERICA: ITS MOUNTAINS
NORTH AMERICA: ITS PLAINS AND PLATEAUS
NORTH AMERICA: THE CONTINENT
RAINFOREST PEOPLE
ANIMATED ATLAS OF THE WORLD, AN
BASICS OF GEOGRAPHY
GEOGRAPHICAL ODYSSEYS: ANCIENT TIBETAN
KINGDOMS
GEOGRAPHICAL ODYSSEYS: PERU
GEOGRAPHY: FIVE THEMES FOR THE PLANET EARTH
LIVING IN THE 3RD WORLD:DAHOMEY/TURKEY
LIVING IN THE 3RD WORLD:INDIA/SOMALIA
MAPPING YOUR WORLD
TELL ME WHY: GEOGRAPHY
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Geog. World India and Pakistan
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GEOGRAPHICAL ODYSSEYS: INDIA
INDIA: FABLES AND LEGENDS: EDUCATION IN INDIA
INDIA: FABLES AND LEGENDS: THE TWO FACES OF
INDIA/THE DIVERSITY AND UNITY OF INDIA
Geog. World China
JOURNEY TO THE HEART OF CHINA
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195
Geog. World Brazil
BRAZIL
GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTH AMERICA: BRAZIL (REV.)
CITY OF NEWCOMERS/AMAZON FRONTIER
PROGRESS, BUT WHO IS IT FOR?
SKYSCRAPERS AND SLUMS/DROUGHT ON THE LAND
FRANCE
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157
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162
Geog. World Ireland
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Geog. World Deserts
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IRISH BOY: THE STORY OF SEAN
WHAT IS A DESERT?
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42
Geog. World Japan
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Geog. World Egypt
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INTRODUCTION TO JAPAN
JAPANESE BOY THE STORY OF TARO
DESTINATION JAPAN
HUMAN FACE OF JAPAN, THE: LIFETIME EMPLOYMENT
INVITATION TO TEA/JAPANESE HANDMADE
TOYS/BAMBOO
JAPAN: OF TRADITION AND CHANGE
JAPANESE HANDMADE PAPER/SOUTHERN
KYUSHU/SHINKANSEN-SUPER EXPRESS
TOKYO-HAKATA
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GEOGRAPHICL ODYSSEYS: EGYPT
141
Geog. World Europe
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PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE CONTINENTS: EUROPE
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Geog. World Mediterranean
Geog. World Turkey
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RENAISSANCE/PIONEER LIVING:THE FARM/HOME
CRAFTS/THE HOME/ LIFE IN MEDITERRANEAN LANDS
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GEOGRAPHICAL ODYSSEYS: TURKEY
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Geog. World Mexico
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MEXICO: FOUR VIEWS
KIDS EXPLORE MEXICO
MEXICO/MEXICO (Families of the World)
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P
Geog. World Middle East
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GEOGRAPHY U.S.
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GEOGRAPHICAL ODYSSEYS: JORDAN
140
Geog. World North America
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STV: NORTH AMERICA
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICA: THE
CENTRAL LOWLANDS
NORTHLANDS
40
GEOGRAPHY WORLD
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JAPAN (Fam.of the World)/AUSTRALIA/CENTRAL
AMERICA
SOVIET UNION-(Families of the World)/YUGOSLAVIA
SOVIET UNION/CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST GERMANY/JAPAN
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Geog. World Polar Regions
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Geog. World South America
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A BLEND OF CULTURES
GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTH AMERICA: ARGENTINA,
PARAGUAY, URUGUAY (REV.)
GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTH AMERICA: COUNTRIES OF THE
ANDES (REV.)
GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTH AMERICA: FIVE NORTHERN
COUNTRIES (REV.)
GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTH AMERICA: THE CONTINENT
(REV.)
SOUTH AMERICA: OVERVIEW
SOUTH AMERICA TODAY
THREE GRANDMOTHERS
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE CONTINENTS: SOUTH
AMERICA
SOUTH AMERICA TODAY: BRAZIL
SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
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KIDS EXPLORE ALASKA
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Geog. World Philippines
STREET WHERE PRESCILLA LIVES, THE
LIVING IN THE PACIFIC STATES/IN THE PLAINS
STATES/IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN STATES/IN THE
SOUTHWESTERN STATES
LIVING IN THE U.S./IN THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC
STATES/IN THE MIDWESTERN STATES/IN THE NEW
ENGLAND STATES
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ALASKA WILD!
ALASKA
ALASKA, THE GREAT LAND
ALASKA AND HAWAII
ALASKA: SPIRIT OF THE WILD
ALASKAN ESKIMO, THE
BRAVING ALASKA
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LIFE ON THE TUNDRA
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LIVING IN THE SOUTHWESTERN STATES: GROWTH IN
THE DESERT
LET'S EXPLORE A DESERT
WHAT IS A DESERT?
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QUESTAR III
Geog.U.S. New England
Geog.U.S. General
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AMERICAN LEGACY
UNITED STATES REGION, THE
MIDWEST, THE/MOUNTAIN REGION, THE
NORTHEAST, THE/SOUTHEAST, THE
PACIFIC REGION, THE/SOUTHWEST, THE
LIVING IN THE UNITED STATES
U.S. GEOGRAPHY: THE GREAT AMERICAN ODYSSEY
PROBLEM OF WATER, THE/THE NORTHWEST/OUR 49TH
STATE/ALOHA HAWAII
GREAT RIVER, A/CATTLE COUNTRY/STOREHOUSE OF
MINERALS/OUR NATIONAL PARKS
OUR FEDERAL DISTRICT/SEAPORTS AND SHIPS/N.Y.
CITY:CENTER OF MEGALOPOLIS/TIDEWATER TO
PIEDMONT
TENNESSEE VALLEY, THE/OUR BREAD BASKET/WE
MAKE ANYTHING/BY TRAIN OR PLANE
SCRAMBLED STATES OF AMERICA, THE
U.S. GEOGRAPHY FOR CHILDREN: FLORIDA
U.S. GEOGRAPHY FOR CHILDREN: MICHIGAN
U.S. GEOGRAPHY FOR CHILDREN: NEW YORK
U.S. GEOGRAPHY FOR CHILDREN: STATE CAPITALS
U.S. GEOGRAPHY FOR CHILDREN: TEXAS
U.S. GEOGRAPHY FOR CHILDREN: THE MIDWEST
U.S. GEOGRAPHY FOR CHILDREN: THE NORTHEAST
U.S. GEOGRAPHY FOR CHILDREN: THE SOUTHEAST
U.S. GEOGRAPHY FOR CHILDREN: THE SOUTHWEST
U.S. GEOGRAPHY FOR CHILDREN: THE UNITED STATES
U.S. GEOGRAPHY FOR CHILDREN: THE WEST
U.S. GEOGRAPHY FOR CHILDREN: U.S.
COMMONWEALTHS & TERRITORIES
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79
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86
NEW ENGLAND
NORTH AMERICAN GEOQUEST: NEW ENGLAND REGION
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Geog.U.S. New York State
−
FOREVER WILD
LIFE IN AN EASTERN SEAPORT TOWN
CALL TO ACTION, A
NEW YORK'S FINAL FRONTIER
STEWARDSHIP
WHAT GOOD ARE WOODS?
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60
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LIVING IN THE NEW ENGLAND STATES: BIRTHPLACE OF
A NATION
NORTHEAST, THE: UNITED STATES REGIONS
GREAT LAKES STATES, THE
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICA: THE EAST
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Geog.U.S. Northwestern States
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WESTERN DRY LANDS
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Geog.U.S. Pacific Coast States
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Geog.U.S. Hawaii
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HAWAII: POLYNESIA IN THE U. S. A.
ALASKA AND HAWAII
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83
PACIFIC COAST STATES, THE
PACIFIC EDGE
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Geog.U.S. Rivers and Harbors
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Geog.U.S. Middle Atlantic States
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LIVING IN THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES: URBAN
COMPLEX
MID-ATLANTIC STATES, THE
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181
HUDSON: RIVER OF THE MOUNTAINS, THE
HUDSON RIVER
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Geog.U.S. Midwest and Great Plains
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LIVING IN THE MIDWESTERN STATES: tHE NATION'S
HEARTLAND
LIVING IN THE PLAINS STATES: MEAT AND GRAIN
HEARTLAND, THE
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147
LIVING IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN STATES: CHANGING
FRONTIER LANDS
ROCKY MOUNTAINS
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Geog.U.S. Southern & S.W. States
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Geog.U.S. National Parks
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KIDS EXPLORE AMERICA'S NATIONAL PARKS
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LIVING IN THE SOUTHERN STATES: HISTORIC LANDS,
NEW IDEAS
LOWER SOUTH, THE
UPPER SOUTH, THE
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Catalog
Guidance Education-Counseling
Geog.U.S. Southwestern States
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CONDUCTING EFFECTIVE CONFERENCES WITH PARENTS
PAYING FOR COLLEGE: WHAT ARE YOUR OPTIONS
SCARED STRAIGHT
STUDENT AT RISK, A
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Geog.U.S. Western States
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Guidance General
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MOUNTAIN STATES, THE
184
P
ARTHUR'S BIRTHDAY
MY SELF
COURTESY FOR BEGINNERS
COURTESY IS CARING
GETTING ALONG WITH OTHERS
GOING TO SCHOOL IS YOUR JOB 2ND ED.
I CAN DO IT!
JUST JOKING
LILITH SUMMER, THE
MUST I/ MAY I
ON YOUR WAY TO SCHOOL
RIPPLES GOING TO THE HOSPITAL
RIPPLES OVERNIGHT AT THE HOSPITAL
RULES ARE FOR GORILLAS, TOO!(NEW 2nd Ed.)
SPOOKY BOO'S AND THE ROOM NOODLES
TAKING CARE OF THINGS YOU SHARE
TAKING CARE OF YOUR OWN THINGS
BERNARD...ARE YOU OKAY?
BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA, A
RETURN TO SENDER: A STORY ABOUT LITTERING
SHOPPING BAG LADY, THE
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GUIDANCE
DEGRASSI JR. HIGH
BEST LAID PLANS, THE (#7)
BIG DANCE, THE (#2)
BOTTLED UP-(#20)
CENSORED-(#23)
COVER-UP, THE (#4)
DINNER AND A SHOW-(#17)
DOG DAYS-(#22)
EGGBERT-(#14)
EXPERIMENT, THE (#3)
FIGHT!-(#19)
GREAT EXPECTATIONS-(#16)
GREAT RACE, THE (#5)
HELPING HAND, A-(#15)
...HE'S BACK-(#25)
IT'S LATE (#11)
KISS ME, STEPH (#1)
NOTHING TO FEAR (#8)
PARENTS' NIGHT (#12)
PASS TENSE-(#26)
REVOLUTION! (#13)
RUMOR HAS IT (#6)
SEALED WITH A KISS-(#21)
SMOKESCREEN (#10)
STAGE FRIGHT-(#18)
TRUST ME-(#24)
WHAT A NIGHT! (#9)
3
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Guidance Career Awareness
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90 BILLION RAINDROPS
LOST!!!! DO NOT BOOK!!!!!
OPTIONS AFTER HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION
TOP CAREERS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
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Guidance Dating and Courtship
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ME A TEEN FATHER
FRIENDSHIP AND DATING
POWER SURGE: DATING
63
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Guidance Home and Family
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FOOTSTEPS
MOTHER/INFANT HEALTH CARE
PARENTS: WHO NEEDS THEM?
REWARD AND PUNISHMENT
AMERICAN STEPFAMILY, AN
BEING A SINGLE PARENT
CHINA DOLL (PT.I)
COMMUNICATING WITH PARENTS
COPING WITH FAMILY CRISIS: ADDICTIONS, FINANCIAL
DISTRESS, ILLNESS AND DEATH
COPING WITH FAMILY CRISIS: SEPARATION, DIVORCE,
VIOLENCE, ABUSE
DADDY, I'M THEIR MAMA NOW
DIARY, THE (PT.II)
LOVE ME AND LEAVE ME/SPARE THE ROD
QUEEN FOR A DAY/NO COMPARISON
CHRISTINITAS/I'LL DANCE AT YOUR WEDDING
FIRST SIGNS OF APRIL/TWO TO GET READY
I LOVE YOU WHEN YOU'RE GOOD/THE SECRET OF
LITTLE NED
ACCIDENT, THE/NEW KID ON THE BLOCK
SCRATCHING POLE, THE/HAIRY SCARY
THERE COMES A TIME/STACKING THE DECK
WHAT'S COOKIN?/TRUE BLUE
WHO IS SYLVIA?/AND WE WERE SAD, REMEMBER?
HALMANI
I HATE MY BROTHER HARRY
IN CHARGE AT HOME (LATCHKEY CHILDREN)
INFANT DEVELOPMENT
INFANT HEALTH CARE
ME AND MY FAMILY
ME AND MY PARENTS: WORKING IT OUT
NOT MY KID
RAISING YOUR PARENTS
SAFE BABYSITTING
SPOOKY BOOS AND ROOM NOODLES
VERY GOOD FRIENDS
WE'RE A FAMILY
WHAT ABOUT ME? KIDS AND GRIEF
WHEN THERE'S TROUBLE AT HOME
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QUESTAR III
Guidance Marriage and Divorce
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DIVORCE AND SEPARATION
29
Guidance Personal Development
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INSIDE/OUT
POWER OF CHOICE
COLOR OF HIS OWN, A
A SENSE OF SELF
HENRY'S DECISION
MIRROR, MIRROR:A STORY ABOUT
SELF-RESPECT/DIFFERENT DANCE:A STORY ABOUT
RESPECTING OTHERS
SELF-ESTEEM:FEELING GOOD ABOUT YOURSELF
TARGETS
AM I DEPENDABLE?
COPING II: GETTING WHAT YOU WANT
COURTESY? WHO, ME?
FREE TO BE..YOU AND ME (REV., COMBINATION OF
41,42, & 43)
FREE TO BE...YOU AND ME (PART I)-FRIENDSHIP &
COOPERATION
FREE TO BE...YOU AND ME (PART III) INDEPENDENCE
FREE TO BE...YOU AND ME (PART II) EXPECTATIONS
FROG AND TOAD ARE FRIENDS
HOW TO BE A FRIEND
I AM HOW I FEEL
I AM HOW I LOOK
I AM WHAT I KNOW
IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED
I'M FEELING ALONE
IT'S YOUR DECISION
LEARNING TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS (2nd Ed)
LET'S SHARE WITH OTHERS
LOST PIGEON
LUNCHROOM GOES BANANAS, A
MANNERS IN PUBLIC
OUR FEELINGS AFFECT EACH OTHER
SWEET SIXTEEN AND PREGNANT
TOWSER AND THE SPACE SHOT
TREASURE HUNT, THE (TEAMWORK)
YES, I CAN
WONDERFUL ME!
10 WAYS TO BOOST LOW SELF-ESTEEM
ACTING ON YOUR VALUES
ADVENTURES IN ODYSSEY: A FINE FEATHERED FRENZY
AMAZING COSMIC AWARENESS OF DUFFY MOON
ASSETS HAPPENING HERE
BECAUSE IT'S FUN/HOW DO YOU SHOW/MUST I, MAY I
BEGINNING RESPONSIBILITY:TAKING CARE OF THINGS
YOU SHARE/ COURTESY FOR BEGINNERS/LET'S
SHARE W/OTHERS/AM I DEPENDABLE?
BEGINNING RESPONSIBILITY:I CAN DO IT!/LUNCHROOM
GOES BANANAS/ANGRY MOVIE, THE
BEGINNING RESPONSIBILITY:MANNERS IN PUBLIC/BEING
ON TIME/ TAKING CARE OF YOUR OWN THINGS
BLIND SUNDAY
BODY LANGUAGE
BULLYING: YOU DON'T HAVE TO TAKE IT ANYMORE
BUT THEY MIGHT LAUGH/LOST IS A FEELING
CAN DO/CAN'T DO/BREAKUP
CAN I HELP?/LIVING WITH LOVE
CHICKEN LITTLE
CLASSROOM OF THE HEART
COPING WITH ANGER
COPING WITH PRESSURES
COPING WITH STRESS
DEAR MR. HENSHAW
DON'T CALL ME NAMES
ETIQUETTE MAN, THE
EVERYBODY'S DIFFERENT
FRAGILE: HANDLE WITH CARE/WONDER ABOUT THINGS
FRECKLE JUICE
GOSSIPING, TAUNTING, BULLYING: IT'S ALL
HARASSMENT
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GREENHOUSE/LOST PIGEON/CROSS COUNTRY
HIGH/OUR LAND NEEDS YOUR HELP
HEALTH FOR CHILDREN: DEALING WITH FEELINGS
HOW TO ACHIEVE YOUR GOALS
HOW TO GO FROM MAD TO GLAD
I CAN TAKE CARE OF MYSELF
I DARE YOU/YES, I CAN
I LIKE BEING ME: SELF-ESTEEM
I'M TELLING! A TATTLER'S TALE
IMPORTANCE OF GOALS, THE
IT MUST BE LOVE 'CAUSE I FEEL SO DUMB
JEFF'S COMPANY/BUY AND BUY
JOURNEY: THE QUEST FOR SELF-RELIANCE
JUST ONE PLACE/IN MY MEMORY
KID-A-LITTLES: THE VALUE OF A GOOD ATTITUDE
KID-A-LITTLES: THE VALUE OF GOOD MANNERS
KID-A-LITTLES: THE VALUE OF POSITIVE THINKING
KIDS FOR CHARACTER
KIDS FOR CHARACTER: CHOICES COUNT!
KID'S GUIDE TO FEELING GOOD ABOUT YOURSELF, A
KID'S GUIDE TO FRIENDSHIP, A
KID'S GUIDE TO GETTING ALONG WITH OTHERS, A
LIES OF THE HEART
LIKING ME: BUILDING SELF-ESTEEM
LILITH SUMMER, THE
LOLLIPOP DRAGON-KINDNESS TO ANIMALS
LOLLIPOP DRAGON: PEOPLE ON PARADE
LOLLIPOP DRAGON: RESPECT FOR THOSE RESPONSIBLE
LOLLIPOP DRAGON-THE "HUNT" FOR SPECIAL TALENTS
LOLLIPOP DRAGON: UNFRIENDLY FRIENDS
LOVE, SUSAN/BROTHERS AND SISTERS
LUNCH MONEY, THE
MAKE UP YOUR MIND: SKILLFUL DECISIONS
MAKING DECISIONS, SOLVING PROBLEMS
MANNERS FOR YOUNG MODERNS
MAN'S SEARCH FOR IDENTITY
MCGEE AND ME: BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD
MCGEE AND ME: DO THE BRIGHT THING
MCGEE AND ME: SKATE EXPECTATIONS
MCGEE AND ME: THE BIG LIE
MCGEE AND ME: THE NOT-SO-GREAT ESCAPE
MCGEE AND ME: TAKE ME OUT OF THE BALL GAME
MY ONLY ME
MY SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN
MYTH OF THE PERFECT BODY, THE
NO ONE QUITE LIKE ME OR YOU
NOW I AM BIGGER
OR WOULD YOU RATHER BE
PERSONALITY ADOLESCENCE
PINBALLS, THE
POWER OF CHOICE, THE
POWER OF MYTH, THE:FIRST STORYTELLERS:PRO.3
POWER OF MYTH, THE:HERO'S ADVENTURE-PRO.1
POWER OF MYTH, THE:LOVE AND THE GODDESS:PRO.5
POWER OF MYTH, THE:MASKS OF ETERNITY:PRO.6
POWER OF MYTH, THE:MESSAGE OF THE MYTH:PRO.2
POWER OF MYTH, THE:SACRIFICE AND BLISS:PRO.4
POWER SURGE: ATTITUDE
POWER SURGE: RESPONSIBILITY
RAINBOW OF FEELINGS, A
RAMONA: GOODBYE, HELLO
RAMONA: GREAT HAIR ARGUMENT, THE
RAMONA: MYSTERY MEAL
RAMONA: NEW PAJAMAS
RAMONA: RAINY SUNDAY
RAMONA: RAMONA THE PATIENT
RAMONA: RAMONA'S BAD DAY
RAMONA: SIBLINGITIS
RAMONA: SQUEAKERFOOT
RAMONA: THE PERFECT DAY
READING RAINBOW: KNOTS ON A COUNTING ROPE
RELUCTANT DRAGON, THE
RESPECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS, TOO
RODEO RED AND THE RUNAWAY
RUFUS M., TRY AGAIN
SEASONS OF LIFE: CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE
SEASONS OF LIFE: EARLY ADULTHOOD
SEASONS OF LIFE: INFANCY AND EARLY CHILDHOOD
SEASONS OF LIFE: LATE ADULTHOOD
SEASONS OF LIFE: MIDDLE ADULTHOOD
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SEE DICK & JANE LIE, CHEAT & STEAL: Teaching
Morality to Kids
SELF-ESTEEM
SELF-ESTEEM
SELFISH GIANT, THE
SENSE OF JOY, A/GETTING EVEN
SKATING RINK
SOCIAL SIDE OF HEALTH, THE
SOMEONE SPECIAL/I WANT TO
STAGE FRIGHT (2nd Ed.)
STEPS TOWARD MATURITY AND HEALTH
STUDENT WORKSHOP:CONFLICT RESOLUTION SKILLS
TABLE MANNERS FOR EVERYDAY USE
TEEN HEALTH: PEER PRESSURE
TEEN HEALTH: SELF-ESTEEM
TELL ME ALL ABOUT IT: WHAT MAKES A FRIEND SO
SPECIAL?
TRAVELIN' SHOES/JUST JOKING
UPHILL ALL THE WAY
VERY GOOD FRIENDS
WHAT DO I DO? WHEN I FEEL ALONE
WHAT DO I DO?: WHEN I FEEL DIFFERENT?
WHAT'S RIGHT, WHAT'S WRONG?-YOU DECIDE
WHEN IS HELP?/BULLY
WHEN IT'S IMPORTANT TO TELL
WHEN YOU'RE MAD!MAD!MAD!:DEALING WITH ANGER
WHERE DO TEENAGERS COME FROM?
WONDERFUL ME!
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FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION:ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION:BIRTH PROCESS
CONTRACEPTION
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION:FEMALE ANATOMY &
PHYSIOLOGY
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION:HOUSE RULES
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION:ISLAND STORY, THE
IT ONLY TAKES ONCE
LITTLE BEAR
COMING TOGETHER
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION:MAGIC WAND
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION:MALE ANATOMY &
PHYSIOLOGY
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION:MESSAGES ABOUT SEXUALITY
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PROMS AND PACIFIERS: TEENS AS PARENTS
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION:PUBERTY
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION:REFUSAL SKILLS
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION:SENSITIVE SUBJECTS
SEX
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION:SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED
DISEASES
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION:TEACHER TRAINING TAPE
TEEN DECISIONS FOR A LIFETIME
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION:TEENAGE PREGNANCY
TEEN, TEMPTATIONS, TROUBLES
VD ATTACK PLAN
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DON'T DO IT; DON'T ALLOW IT: FOR TEACHERS AND
STAFF
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SEXUAL HARASSMENT: IT'S HURTING PEOPLE
SEXUAL HARASSMENT: WHAT IT IS AND HOW TO
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POWER OF CHOICE
FROG AND TOAD ARE FRIENDS/FROG AND
TOAD:BEHIND THE SCENES
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SELF-RESPECT/DIFFERENT DANCE:A STORY ABOUT
RESPECTING OTHERS
CHANGES
I WANT .....YOU WANT
ADVENTURES IN ODYSSEY: A FLIGHT TO THE FINISH
ADVENTURES IN ODYSSEY: SHADOW OF A DOUBT
ADVENTURES IN ODYSSEY: THE KNIGHT TRAVELLERS
BEST FOOT FORWARD: A MANNERS VIDEO
BETWEEN YOU AND ME: LEARNING TO COMMUNICATE
BODY LANGUAGE
BULLIES AND HOW TO HELP THEM
DON'T PICK ON ME
FIGHT, THE
FRIENDS: HOW THEY HELP...HOW THEY HURT
GAME, THE
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HEALTH FOR CHILDREN: DECISIONS & CONFLICTS
HEY! THAT'S NOT FAIR
HOW TO DEAL WITH THE GROWN-UPS IN YOUR LIFE
HURTFUL WORDS
I CAN MAKE FRIENDS
IT'S NOT MY FAULT: A STORY ABOUT CONFLICT
RESOLUTION
KID-A-LITTLES: THE VALUE OF SPECIAL FRIENDS
MR. FINLEY'S FEELINGS/BATHS AND BABIES/NEWBORN
NEW GIRL, THE
PROBLEM WITH PROBLEMS, THE
PROJECT, THE
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USING YOUR WITS: STRATEGIES TO STOP BULLYING
WHEN THINGS DON'T GO MY WAY
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BEGINNINGS: YOU WON'T GET AIDS
AIDS
AIDS EDUCATION
AIDS: FACTS FOR KIDS
AIDS: OUR WORST FEARS
AIDS: EVERYTHING YOU AND YOUR FAMILY NEED TO
KNOW...
COMMON THREADS: STORIES FROM THE QUILT
DON'T FORGET SHERRIE
FACING AIDS
LETTER FROM BRIAN, A
ROAD WE TAKE, THE: KIDS GROWING UP IN THE
SHADOW
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STOP AIDS
TEEN AIDS IN FOCUS
TEEN HEALTH: AIDS
TEENS TALK AIDS
THUMBS UP FOR KIDS: AIDS EDUCATION
WHAT IS AIDS?
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EAT SMART
WARNING: DIETING MAY BE HAZARDOUS TO YOUR
HEALTH
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Health: Alcohol
JACKSON JR. HIGH
ALCOHOL: THE SOCIAL DRUG, THE PERSONAL PROBLEM
KIDS AND ALCOHOL DON'T MIX
ALCOHOL AND HARD DRUGS
ALCOHOL: FACTS, MYTHS AND DECISIONS
ALCOHOL: THE UNLABELED DRUG
ALCOHOLISM: THE TWENTY QUESTIONS
AMERICAS TEENAGE VIDEO MAGAZINE:CHEMICAL FREE
GRADUATION
CAT WHO DRANK AND USED TOO MUCH, THE
CONTRACT FOR LIFE:THE S.A.D.D. STORY
DON'T DRIVE INTOXICATED
DRINKING AND DRIVING
DRUGS AND ALCOHOL-PT.I
DRUGS AND ALCOHOL-PT.II
DUII-THE PRICE IS TOO HIGH
FUNNYBONES: GO ASK FUNNYBONES
HARD FACTS/SPEAK UP, SPEAK OUT/DARE TO BE
DIFFERENT
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BARBARA MURRAY
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ROUTE 1
PARTY'S OVER, THE
KEG PARTY, THE
KIDS TALKING TO KIDS
LICENSE TO KILL
M.A.D.D.:MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING
MY FATHER'S SON
ALCOHOLISM:LIFE UNDER THE INFLUENCE
PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL
REACH OUT
SENTENCED FOR LIFE:STRAIGHT TALK ABOUT DRUNK
DRIVING:PT.III
DRIVING:PT.II
DRIVING:PT.I
STRAIGHT TALK
STRAIGHT UP
UNDER THE INFLUENCE: KIDS, ADS AND ALCOHOL
UNDERSTANDING ALCOHOL USE AND ABUSE
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DENTISTRY IN "B" SHARP/WHO ARE YOU KIDDING
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KNOW ABOUT TEETH?/ TEETH ARE FOR KEEPING
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CANCER CHALLENGE TO YOUTH
SICKLE CELL AN INHERITED DISEASE
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
FUNNYBONES: IT TAKES A GERM
HEALTH FOR CHILDREN: DRUGS & DISEASE
SCOLIOSIS
TALE OF THE TICK
UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS FOR SCHOOL STAFF
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Health Drugs
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MARIJUANA AND HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
MCGRUFF'S DRUG ALERT
DRUGS AND MEDICINES: HELP FOR A FRIEND
DRUGS AND MEDICINES: WHAT IS MISUSE?
DRUGS AND MEDICINES: WHAT THEY DO
DRUGS AND MEDICINES: WHERE THEY COME FROM
DRUGS AND STUFF WITH HARV AND MARV
DRUGS AND THE NERVOUS SYSTEM (3RD ED)
DRUGS ARE FOR JELLY BRAINS
KIDS AND DRUGS: THE REASON WHY
AMERICAS TEENAGE VIDEO MAGAZINE:SUBSTANCE
ABUSE
GRADUATION
AMPHETAMINES: DANGER IN THE FAST LANE
ANGEL DEATH
BRAINSTORM:THE TRUTH ABOUT YOUR BRAIN ON
DRUGS
CARTOON ALL-STARS TO THE RESCUE
COCAINE: ATHLETES SPEAK OUT
COCAINE BLUES
CRACK
CRACK: THE BIG LIE
CRACK U.S.A.
DOWNFALL: SPORTS AND DRUGS
DRUG FREE KIDS: A PARENT'S GUIDE
DRUG KNOT
DRUGS: FRIEND OR FOE?
ECSTASY: THE FACTS
FAST FORWARD FUTURE
HARD FACTS/SPEAK UP, SPEAK OUT/DARE TO BE
DIFFERENT
HAZARDS OF DRUGGED DRIVING, THE
"HIGH" ROAD, THE
INHALANT USE: PLEASE DON'T BREATHE MY FUMES
IT'S OK TO SAY NO ABOUT DRUGS
KIDS AND DRUGS: THE REASONS WHY
MARIJUANA AND YOUR MIND
MARIJUANA: THE BURNING TRUTH
MARIJUANA: ITS EFFECT ON MIND AND BODY
METH'S DEADLY HIGH
MUGGERS!
NEW PARENTS AND TEACHERS GUIDE TO DRUG ABUSE,
THE
NO BIG DEAL: A PROGRAM ABOUT INHALENT ABUSE
NOT MY KID
PRIVATE VICTORIES
PUMP UP THE VOLUME
REAL TRUE & FALSE ABOUT...ALCOHOL, MARIJUANA,
AND INHALANTS, THE
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SNOWSTORM IN THE JUNGLE
STONED
"STRAIGHT AT YA"
STRAIGHT TALK
STRAIGHT UP
TRUTH ABOUT INHALANTS, THE
WHAT'S WRONG WITH...ECSTASY & OTHER CLUB
DRUGS
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Health Drugs & Peer Pressure
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DRUGS, YOUR FRIENDS, AND YOU: HANDLING PEER
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END OF INNOCENCE, THE
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Health Eating Disorders
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DYING TO BE THIN
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Health First Aid
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COME SEE WHAT FIRST AID YOU CAN DO
COMMUNITY CPR VIDEO
GOING TO THE HOSPITAL
HAVING AN OPERATION
STANDARD FIRST AID
VISIT TO THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT, A
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GROWING UP HEALTHY
MY CHOICE
MY HEALTH
PHYSICAL FITNESS: PLAY AND REST
A SENSE OF SELF
CIGARETTE SMOKING: TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT
HEART, THE: ATTACK
OUR WONDERFUL BODIES: MEDICINES, DRUGS AND
POISONS
SEE BETTER: HEALTHY EYES
SLEEP
SLEEPING FEEL GOOD MOVIE, THE
VITAMINS FROM FOOD
HEALTH IN BALANCE
HOW CHILD SNATCHERS WORK
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: INSIDE RALPHIE
READING RAINBOW: GERMS MAKE ME SICK
TO CATCH A KILLER:HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE/LIFTING,
MAN'S AGE OLD PROBLEM/TODDLER'S HOURS OF
HAZARD, THE
WHAT CAN I DO?/A DAY IN THE LIFE OF BONNIE
CONSOLO/JOY RIDEAN AUTO THEFT
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MEDICINE
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HIGH FEATHER
BREAKFAST CEREALS IN TODAY'S LIFESTYLE
NUTRITION KIT -ELEMENTARY LEVEL GRADES K-4
NUTRITION KIT JUNIOR, SENIOR HIGH LEVEL 9-12
WINNIE THE POOH, NUTRITION AND YOU
ALEXANDER HAS A GOOD DAY
BIG DINNER TABLE, THE
FOODS AROUND US
GOOD EATING HABITS
HAVE A SNACK!
WHAT'S FOR BREAKFAST?
LEVEL 3: BE A CHOOSY CHEWER
LEVEL 7: A CASE OF WASTE
LEVEL 4: FOOD PEDDLERS, THE
SPECIAL LEVEL: FOR THE SCHOOL LUNCH BUNCH
LEVEL 2: LET'S GO EXPLORING!
LEVEL 1: MUNCH WITH MUNCH!
LEVEL 6: NUTRIENT CONNECTION, THE
LEVEL 5: ON THE MOVE
REDUCE FAT FOR BETTER HEALTH
5 FOOD GROUPS, THE
BALLERINA/LOST IN THE WOODS
BEYOND NUTRITION: EATING FOR HEALTH
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: NUTRITION/POPULATION
CAPTAIN YUCK'S ADVENTURE IN THE FOOD PYRAMID
COME SEE ABOUT NUTRITION AND EXERCISE
DAILY FOOD CHOICES FOR HEALTHY LIVING
DEEP WATER TEST/STAN'S SECRET
EATING SMART
FIT FOR A KING: THE SMART KID'S GUIDE TO FOOD
AND FUN
FOOD & FITNESS
FOODS AND FUN: A NUTRITION ADVENTURE
FUNNYBONES: FOOD FOR THOUGHT
GOOD FOOD, BAD FOOD: YOU MUST CHOOSE-PT.I
GOOD FOOD, BAD FOOD: YOU MUST CHOOSE-PT.II
HEALTH FOR CHILDREN: NUTRITION
HOW TO READ AND USE FOOD LABELS
HUMAN BODY FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT NUTRITION &
EXERCISE
INCREDIBLE CLASSROOM EGGSPERIENCE, THE
MEAL PLANNING: THE FOOD PYRAMID IN ACTION
MINERALS YOU EAT: FROM CALCIUM TO ZINC
NUTRITION CHOICES FOR YOUNG ADULTS: PT.II
NUTRITION CHOICES FOR YOUNG ADULTS: PT.I
NUTRITION: EAT & BE HEALTHY
NUTRITION: THE ALL AMERICAN MEAL/CONSUMER AND
THE SUPERMARKET/YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT
NUTRITION TO GROW ON
PERSONAL CHALLENGE
PROTEIN: HOW COWS AND CARROTS BECOME PEOPLE
SAVED FROM THE A.S.P.C.A./FOOD FOLLIES
SMART DIETARY CHOICES
SWIFTY/A NOSE FOR NEWS
TEEN HEALTH: NUTRITION AND DIET
TEENAGE NUTRITION: PREVENTION OF OBESITY, NOW
AND FOR A LIFETIME
THIS IS YOU: YOU AND YOUR FOOD
WHY NOT SNACK?/WHY DOESN'T CATHY EAT
BREAKFAST?/WHOLLY COW/ DAY MILK WAS
TURNED OFF, THE
VITAMIN BASICS
WHAT ARE NUTRIENTS?
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QUESTAR III
Health Personal
YOU AND YOUR SENSE OF TOUCH
YOU THE LIVING MACHINE
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COME IN FROM THE STORM
THERE'S A NEW YOU COMIN'
EARS AND HEARING, THE (2ND ED.)/EYES AND SEEING,
THE
STRESS: LEARNING TO HANDLE IT
ACCENT ON YOU PART I
ACCENT ON YOU PART II
DRESS FOR THE WEATHER
JOAN AVOIDS A COLD
RIVER BOY
ACQUAINTANCE RAPE: "I THOUGHT WE WERE FRIENDS"
ADVICE ON LICE
ALEXANDER HAS A GOOD DAY/BILLY THE CLEAN/HEAR
BETTER:HEALTHY EARS/GOOD EATING HABITS
AMERICAS TEENAGE VIDEO MAGAZINE:EATING
DISORDERS
AMERICAS TEENAGE VIDEO MAGAZINE:TEENAGE
SUICIDE
ANDREA'S STORY: A HITCHHIKING TRAGEDY
BODY HUMAN, THE:THE FACTS FOR BOYS
BODY HUMAN, THE:THE FACTS FOR GIRLS
CLEAN CLUB, THE
CLEAN MACHINE, THE
CLEAN POWER/EXERCISE TO ENERGIZE/RELAX
COME SEE WHAT THE DOCTOR SEES
DATE RAPE
DINKY HOCKER
DON'T POP YOUR CORK ON MONDAYS!
DON'T STOP BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT
PUBERTY...FOR BOYS
EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT
PUBERTY...FOR GIRLS
EXPECTATIONS A STORY ABOUT STRESS
FEELING GOOD/SENSES, THE/YOU ARE SPECIAL
FIT OR FAT
FUNNYBONES: GROWING MY WAY
FUNNYBONES: HOW DO YOU DO?
HEALING HELPERS/WELLNESS TEAM, THE/SHARING
YOUR WORLD
HEALTH: EYE CARE
HEALTH FOR CHILDREN: PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE
HOW TO CATCH A COLD: NEW EDITION
HUMAN BODY FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT HEALTH &
HYGIENE
IN TOUCH WITH THE WORLD
MATTER OF TASTE, A
NECKLACE, THE (PT.III)
NOW I'M BIGGER/SHOW BIZ/CLEANLINESS FILM/JUNK
FOOD FILM
PERSON POWER
PERSONAL CHALLENGE
RAPE: AN ACT OF HATE
SAFETY COUNTS/PLAY IT SAFE/EMERGENCIES
SEXUAL HARASSMENT
SMOKELESS TOBACCO: THE SEAN MARSEE STORY
STEROIDS: SHORTCUT TO MAKE-BELIEVE MUSCLES
STRONG KIDS, SAFE KIDS
TEEN HEALTH: EATING DISORDERS
TEEN HEALTH: PUBERTY
HEALTHY BODY, A
TIME TO TELL, A: TEEN SEXUAL ABUSE
TROUBLE WITH STRANGERS, THE
UNDERSTANDING STRESSES AND STRAINS
UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS FOR SCHOOL STAFF
UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS FOR THE SPECIAL NEEDS
BUS
WASH THOSE HANDS!
WASTING AWAY: UNDERSTANDING ANOREXIA
NERVOSA AND BULIMIA
WELLNESS/GO, GROW, GLOW/FOOD POWER
YOU AND YOUR EARS
YOU AND YOUR EYES
YOU AND YOUR FIVE SENSES
YOU AND YOUR SENSE OF SMELL AND TASTE
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AIDS: FEARS AND FACTS
EMERGENCY!: HEALTH CARE IN AMERICA
WASH THOSE HANDS!
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I'LL CHOOSE THE HIGH ROAD
STOP SMOKING PROGRAM
HUGH MCCABE: THE COACH'S FINAL LESSON
KICKING NICOTINE: A HOW-TO FOR STUDENTS
LORNE'S BIG DECISION
MARA'S BREATHTAKING STORY
OCTOPUFF IN KUMQUAT/AS WE SEE IT
RIDICULOUS HISTORY OF TOBACCO, THE
SECONDHAND SMOKE: A MATTER OF LIFE AND BREATH
EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT
HOW TO STOP SMOKERS/IS IT WORTH YOUR
LIFE?/ROX,SOX,NOX:AIR POLLUTION
SMOKESCREEN
SMOKIN': SOMEBODY STOP ME: DANGERS OF SMOKING
SMOKIN': SOMEBODY STOP ME: QUITTING SMOKING
SMOKIN': SOMEBODY STOP ME: TEEN SMOKING
SMOKIN': SOMEBODY STOP ME: WHY KIDS SMOKE
SMOKING: THE CHOICE IS YOURS
SMOKING: TRUTH OR DARE? (Teen Files)
SMOKING:EVERYTHING YOU AND YOUR FAMILY NEED
TO KNOW
TOBACCO ACTION CURRICULUM, THE
TOBACCO: THE IDIOT'S DELIGHT
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STEROIDS: BIG TROUBLE AHEAD
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DO NOT BOOK!!!!!!!!!!!-LOST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TEENAGERS, STRESS AND HOW TO COPE
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Health Suicide
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DEAD SERIOUS
DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE
"DYING TO BE HEARD...IS ANYBODY LISTENING?"
SUICIDE
SUICIDE PREVENTION: THE CLASSROOM TEACHER'S
ROLE
TEENAGE DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE
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Hist. U.S. 1954-1963
HIST. U.S. _ PRESIDENTS
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AMERICAN CHRONICLES: FRAGILE BALANCE
(1955-1961)
AMERICAN CHRONICLES: THE AGE OF ANXIETY
(1952-1958)
AMERICA'S CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
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AMERICA'S HEROES: GEORGE WASHINGTON 2nd ED.
AMERICAN GOVT. FOR CHILDREN: A HISTORY OF THE
PRESIDENCY
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Hist. U.S. 1960-1970
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FABULOUS
FABULOUS
FABULOUS
FABULOUS
FABULOUS
FABULOUS
FABULOUS
FABULOUS
FABULOUS
FABULOUS
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ORIGINS OF THE CONSTITUTION
CONSTITUTION, THE: A HISTORY OF OUR FUTURE
REPUBLIC IF YOU CAN KEEP IT, A: THE MAKING OF THE
U.S. CONSTITUTION
SHH! WE'RE WRITING THE CONSTITUTION
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KOREA: THE FORGOTTEN WAR
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LIFE OF SOJOURNER TRUTH, THE: AIN'T I A WOMAN?
BLACK OLYMPIANS:1904-1984:ATHLETES AND SOCIAL
CHANGE IN AMERICA
LORRAINE HANSBERRY: THE BLACK EXPERIENCE IN THE
CREATION OF DRAMA
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GREAT AMERICANS
GREAT AMERICANS
FRANKLIN
GREAT AMERICANS
GREAT AMERICANS
ROOSEVELT
GREAT AMERICANS
WASHINGTON
GREAT AMERICANS
GREAT AMERICANS
KING, JR.
GREAT AMERICANS
WAR HEROES
GREAT AMERICANS
GREAT AMERICANS
GREAT AMERICANS
JEFFERSON
SECRETS OF THE TITANIC
FOR CHILDREN: ABRAHAM LINCOLN
FOR CHILDREN: AMELIA EARHART
FOR CHILDREN: BENJAMIN
FOR CHILDREN: CESAR CHAVEZ
FOR CHILDREN: ELEANOR
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FOR CHILDREN: HARRIET TUBMAN
FOR CHILDREN: MARTIN LUTHER
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FOR CHILDREN: REVOLUTIONARY
FOR CHILDREN: SACAJAWEA
FOR CHILDREN: SUSAN B.ANTHONY
FOR CHILDREN: THOMAS
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VIETNAM: THE TEN THOUSAND DAY WAR
U.S. WARS: VIETNAM REMEMBERED
VIETNAM WAR, THE
AMERICA IN VIETNAM/DIEN BIEN PHU-VOLUME I
DAYS OF DECISION/UNEASY ALLIES-VOLUME II
PEACE SURRENDER/UNSUNG SOLDIERS, THE-VOLUME VI
SIEGE/FRONTLINE AMERICA-VOLUME IV
SOLDIERING ON/VILLAGE WAR, THE-VOLUME V
TRAIL, THE/FIREPOWER-VOLUME III
VIETNAM PERSPECTIVE
VIETNAM: CHRONICLE OF A WAR
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Hist. World 20th Cen.-WW I
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WORLD WAR I: DOCUMENTARY OF THE ROLE OF THE
USA
WORLD WAR I: FIGHTING ON TWO FRONTS (2ND. ED.)
WORLD WAR I: THE POLITICS OF PEACEMAKING (2Nd
ed.)
WORLD WAR I: BACKGROUND TENSIONS (2ND.ED.)
1914-1918: WORLD WAR I
PRELUDE TO WORLD WAR I
WORLD WAR I
WORLD WAR I: EUROPE
WORLD WAR I: UNITED STATES
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Hist. World Ancient History
Hist. World 20th Cen.-WW II
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WORLD WAR II: THE WAR IN EUROPE
WWII: THE LOST COLOR ARCHIVES-VOL.1
NIGHT AND FOG
SECOND WORLD WAR: ALLIED VICTORY
SECOND WORLD WAR: PRELUDE TO CONFLICT
SECOND WORLD WAR: TRIUMPH OF THE AXIS
CITY UNDER FIRE: LONDON
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Hist. World 20th Century General
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20TH CENTURY, THE: A MOVING VISUAL HISTO
20TH CENTURY LANDSCAPE, THE
FALL OF COMMUNISM, THE
WASTED YEARS, THE: THE DEPRESSION
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Hist. World Africa
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BLACK AFRICAN HERITAGE
AFRICANS, THE
AFRICA TRAIL
AFRICA A NEW LOOK
ANCIENT AFRICANS, THE
LOST CIVILIZATIONS: AFRICA
AFRICA (PRE-COLONIAL)
AFRICA: TRIBALISM TO INDEPENDENCE
BEND OF THE NIGER, THE
BUSHMEN OF THE KALAHARI
CLASH OF CULTURES, A
CONGO, THE
DAY OF THE AFRICAN CHILD
DR. LEAKEY AND THE DAWN OF MAN
GARDEN OF EDEN IN DECAY, A?
GIRLS APART
GLOBAL AFRICA
GREATNESS OF AFRICA, THE
IMANI
IN SEARCH OF STABILITY
LEGACY OF LIFESTYLES, A
NATURE OF A CONTINENT, THE
NEW CONFLICTS
NEW GODS
ROOTS: VOLUME I
ROOTS: VOLUME II
ROOTS: VOLUME III
ROOTS: VOLUME IV
ROOTS: VOLUME V
ROOTS: VOLUME VI
SERENGETI DIARY
SLAVE COAST, THE
SOUTH AFRICA: AFTER APARTHEID
SOUTH AFRICA: THE DILEMMA OF APARTHEID
TOOLS OF EXPLOITATION
WITNESS TO APARTHEID
WORLD REVOLUTIONS FOR STUDENTS: SOUTH
AFRICAN ANTI-APARTHEID MOVEMENT
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ANCIENT CHINESE, THE
ANCIENT EGYPT (REV.)
ANCIENT EGYPTIANS, THE
ANCIENT GAMES, THE
ANCIENT GREECE (REV.)
ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA (REV.)
EARLY AMERICAN CIVILIZATIONS
FALL OF TROY, THE
PAKISTAN: MOUND OF THE DEAD
WHO DISCOVERED AMERICA?
CRUSADES, THE-PT.II
ANCIENT AMERICANS: THE MAYAS AND AZTECS
PUNIC WARS, THE
PUNIC WARS, THE
AEGEAN: LOST CIVILIZATION
ANCIENT CIV. FOR CHILDREN: ANCIENT CHINA
ANCIENT CIV. FOR CHILDREN: ANCIENT ROME
ANCIENT CIV. FOR CHILDREN:ANCIENT AFRICA
ANCIENT CIV. FOR CHILDREN:ANCIENT EGYPT
ANCIENT CIV. FOR CHILDREN:ANCIENT GREECE
ANCIENT CIV. FOR CHILDREN:ANCIENT INCA
ANCIENT CIV. FOR CHILDREN:ANCIENT MAYA
ANCIENT CIV. FOR CHILDREN:ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA
ANCIENT CIV.FOR CHILDREN:ANCIENT AEGEAN
ANCIENT MYSTERIES: ARK OF THE COVENANT
ANCIENT MYSTERIES: ENIGMA OF THE DEAD SEA
SCROLLS
ANCIENT MYSTERIES: HIDDEN CITY OF PETRA
ANCIENT MYSTERIES: POMPEII
ANCIENT MYSTERIES: THE GREAT PYRAMID
ANCIENT MYSTERIES: THE ODYSSEY OF TROY
ANCIENT RIVER CIVILIZATIONS
ANCIENT ROME: VOL.I: THE REPUBLIC OF ROME
ANCIENT ROME: VOL.II: THE AGE OF EMPERORS
ANCIENT ROME: VOL.III: BUILDING AN EMPIRE
ANCIENT ROME: VOL.IV: THE ENDURING LEGACY
AZTEC EMPIRE, THE
BEFORE THEIR TIME: ANCIENT TECHNOLOGY
CARTHAGE AND THE PHOENICIANS
CLAUDIUS: BOY OF ANCIENT ROME
CLEOPATRA
CRUSADES-PT.I
CRUSADES-PT.III
CRUSADES-PT.IV
CRUSADES, THE-PT.II
FIRST OLYMPICS
GREAT PYRAMIDS OF GIZA, THE
GREEK SOLDIERS
GREEKS, THE: IN SEARCH OF MEANING
INCAS REMEMBERED, THE
KNIGHTS AND ARMOR
MACEDONIA-PT.I
MACEDONIA-PT.II
MAYANS, THE: APOCALYPSE THEN
MEDIEVAL MIND, THE
MESOPOTAMIA: LOST CIVILIZATIONS
MIDDLE AGES, THE-PT.I
MIDDLE AGES, THE-PT.II
MIDDLE AGES, THE-PT.III
PELOPONNESIAN WARS
POMPEII:DAILY LIFE OF THE ANCIENT ROMANS
PUNIC WARS, THE
ROMANS, THE: LIFE, LAUGHTER AND LAW
SECRETS OF LOST EMPIRES: STONEHENGE
SECRETS OF THE ROSETTA STONE
SEVEN WONDERS OF THE ANCIENT WORLD, THE
TOMB OF TERRA COTTA WARRIORS
TOWNS, TRADES AND FAIRS
VIKINGS, THE
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Catalog
Hist. World Arabia
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ARABIA: SAND, SEA AND SKY
91
CHINA'S ONLY CHILD
TWO WORLDS OF HONG KONG, THE
WORLD REVOLUTIONS FOR STUDENTS: CHINESE
REVOLUTION (1911-1989)
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Hist. World Cuba
Hist. World Arabs
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ARAB WORLD, THE:ARABS AND THE WEST-PT.V
ARAB WORLD, THE:THE ARABS:WHO THEY ARE, WHO
THEY ARE NOT-PT. I
ARAB WORLD, THE:THE BONDS OF PRIDE-PT.IV
ARAB WORLD, THE:THE HISTORIC MEMORY-PT.II
ARAB WORLD, THE:THE IMAGE OF GOD-PT.III
INTRODUCTION TO THE ARAB WORLD
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WORLD REVOLUTIONS FOR STUDENTS: CASTRO AND
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION
246
Hist. World Current Affairs
−
OSAMA BIN LADEN
OSAMA BIN LADEN
79
191
Hist. World Asia
−
Hist. World Discovery and Exploration
−
CHINA AND THE FORBIDDEN CITY
ORIENTAL MIND AND THE MODERN WORLD, THE
THAILAND NEWS STORIES
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191
229
Hist. World British Commonwealth
−
BRITISH EMPIRE, THE: DECLINE OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
BRITISH EMPIRE, THE: FALL OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
BRITISH EMPIRE, THE: LEGACY OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
HISTORY'S TURNING POINTS: ZULUS AT WAR
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103
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Hist. World Canada
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CANADA'S VISUAL HISTORY
COLONIAL LIFE:FRENCH & COLONIAL QUEBEC, THE
CONFRONTING THE WILDERNESS
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114
Hist. World Central America
−
CRISIS IN CENTRAL AMERICA
MAYAQUEST
BATTLE FOR EL SALVADOR
CASTRO'S CHALLENGE
FILIBUSTER'S WAR
REVOLUTION IN NICARAGUA
YANKEE YEARS, THE
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106
135
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248
Hist. World China
−
FIRST EMPEROR OF CHINA, THE
CHINA: CENTURY OF REVOLUTION AGONIES OF
NATIONALISM
CHINA: CENTURY OF REVOLUTION COMMUNIST
TRIUMPH AND CONSOLIDATION
CHINA: CENTURY OF REVOLUTION ENEMIES WITHIN
AND WITHOUT
CHINA
CHINA: AN EMERGING GIANT
CHINA IN TRANSITION
CHINA: LAND OF MY FATHER
CHINA NEWS STORIES
CHINA: THE COLD RED WAR
CHINA'S CHANGING FACE
DREAMS OF CHINA
HISTORY'S TURNING POINTS: THE GREAT WALL OF
CHINA
MARCO POLO
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175
AGE OF DISCOVERY: ENGLISH, FRENCH AND DUTCH
EXPLORATIONS (REV.)
COLUMBUS
COLUMBUS AND ISABELLA:YOU ARE THERE
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS:THE VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY
EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERY
EXPLORERS, THE: A CENTURY OF DISCOVERY
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131
Hist. World Egypt
−
SECRETS OF THE PYRAMIDS
EGYPT: BEYOND THE PYRAMIDS: VOL.2
EGYPT: BEYOND THE PYRAMIDS: VOL.I
MYSTERIES OF EGYPT
EGYPT: QUEST FOR ETERNITY
ALEXANDER THE GREAT
EGYPT: CYCLE OF LIFE
EGYPT: LAND OF THE PHARAOHS
EGYPT'S PYRAMIDS: HOUSES OF ETERNITY
KARNAK: TEMPLE OF THE GODS
MYSTERIES OF THE PYRAMIDS
NILE: RIVER OF THE GODS
PYRAMID
READING RAINBOW: MUMMIES MADE IN EGYPT
VILLAGE OF THE CRAFTSMEN, THE
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Hist. World Europe
−
EUROPEAN MONARCHS
WINGS OVER EUROPE
AGE OF REASON, THE:EUROPE AFTER THE
RENAISSANCE (1642-1800)
AEGEAN AGE, THE
ASSASSINATION OF JULIUS CAESAR
ATHENS: THE GOLDEN AGE
BATTLE OF CULLODEN, THE (PART I)
BATTLE OF CULLODEN, THE (PART II)
BIRTH OF EUROPE, THE
CATHERINE THE GREAT: A PROFILE IN POWER
CHARLEMAGNE: HOLY BARBARIAN
CRUSADERS, THE: SAINTS AND SINNERS
DEATH OF SOCRATES, THE
GREECE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IN ENGLAND, THE
JULIUS CAESAR
MEDIEVAL MIND, THE
NAPOLEAN: END OF A DICTATOR
NAPOLEAN: THE MAKING OF A DICTATOR
NIGHT AND FOG
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POMPEII: ONCE THERE WAS A CITY
PURITAN REVOLUTION, THE: CROMWELL AND THE RISE
OF PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY
REFORMATION, THE: AGE OF REVOLT
RISE AND DECLINE OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE (REV.)
ROMAN'S, THE: LIFE, LAUGHTER AND LAW
TORMENT OF JOAN OF ARC
TOWARDS A MODERN EUROPE
WILL TO BE FREE, THE (PART II)
AGE OF REASON, THE: EUROPE AFTER THE
RENAISSANCE
ENGLISH REVOLUTION, THE
ENLIGHTENMENT AND THE AGE OF LOUIS XIV, THE
EUROPE: THE ROAD TO UNITY
EUROPEAN IMMIGRATION
EUROPEAN UNIFICATION
FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL, THE
GOLDEN AGE OF EXPLORATION, THE
HISTORY'S TURNING POINTS: THE BLACK DEATH
MUSSOLINI: RISE AND FALL OF A DICTATOR
PROTESTANT REFORMATION, THE
ROMAN CITY
ROME
WORK OF PEACE, THE: THE TREATY OF PARIS, 1783
YEARS OF REVOLT AND REVOLUTION
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Hist. World France
−
CATHEDRAL
LOUVRE, THE
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65
106
171
HISTORY OF THE
HISTORY OF THE
HISTORY OF THE
HISTORY OF THE
HISTORY OF THE
HISTORY OF THE
HISTORY OF THE
HISTORY OF THE
ISLAM TODAY
20TH
20TH
20TH
20TH
20TH
20TH
20TH
20TH
CENTURY:VOL.3:1920-1929
CENTURY:VOL.I:1900-1909
Hist. World Germany
−
HITLER'S SECRET WEAPON
MEIN KAMPF
WAY OF LIFE, THE: THE GERMAN WAY OF LIFE
IMAGES OF GERMANY, PAST AND PRESENT-PT.I
IMAGES OF GERMANY, PAST AND PRESENT-PT.II
IMAGES OF GERMANY, PAST AND PRESENT-PT.III
IMAGES OF GERMANY, PAST AND PRESENT-PT.IV
IMAGES OF GERMANY, PAST AND PRESENT-PT.V
RISE AND FALL OF THE THIRD REICH
TWISTED CROSS, THE
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37
41
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155
155
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155
207
233
Hist. World Greece
−
ANCIENT GREECE (Rev.)
LOST CIVILIZATIONS: GREECE
Hist. World French Revolution
149
149
149
149
149
149
149
149
159
88
170
−
WORLD REVOLUTIONS FOR STUDENTS: FRENCH
REVOLUTION
Hist. World India
−
247
Hist. World French Revolution
−
FRENCH REVOLUTION:
FRENCH REVOLUTION:
FRENCH REVOLUTION:
FRENCH REVOLUTION:
FRENCH REVOLUTION:
FRENCH REVOLUTION:
NAPOLEAN
BASTILLE
BIRTH OF A NEW FRANCE
DEATH OF THE OLD REGIME
THE TERROR
THE BASTILLE
THE TERROR
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156
Hist. World Industrial Revolution
Hist. World General
NATIONS OF THE WORLD/FAMILIES OF THE WORLD
WORLD AT WAR
HISTORY OF THE WORLD
SEVEN DAYS IN AUGUST
TIME TRAVELER: A MULTIMEDIA CHRONICLE OF
HISTORY
VIETNAM WAR, THE
45/85: AMERICA AND THE WORLD SINCE WORLD WAR
II-(Volume II)
II-(VOLUME IV)
II-(Volume I)
BUDDHIST WORLD, THE
BIOGRAPHY OF THE MILLENIUM-PT.I
BIOGRAPHY OF THE MILLENIUM-PT.II
BIOGRAPHY OF THE MILLENIUM-PT.III
BIOGRAPHY OF THE MILLENIUM-PT.IV
CHILDREN OF THE WORLD:SOMALIA/PERU
FIVE PILLARS OF ISLAM, THE
HISTORY OF THE 20TH CENTURY:VOL.2:1910-1919
GANDHI, MAHATMA: SOUL FORCE
GREAT INDIAN RAILWAY, THE
INDIA NEWS STORIES:VOLUME I-HISTORY
INDIA NEWS STORIES:VOLUME II-CUSTOMS
INDIA NEWS STORIES:VOLUME III-RELIGION
INDIA: ONE COUNTRY, A MILLION WORLDS
INDIA SPEAKS
WORLD REVOLUTIONS FOR STUDENTS: GANDHI AND
INDIA'S INDEPENDENCE
2
3
19
23
24
31
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, THE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, THE
157
157
157
Hist. World Ireland
−
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32
32
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100
100
100
100
108
136
149
OUT OF IRELAND
27
Hist. World Islam
−
VIEW OF ISLAM
ISLAM: EMPIRE OF FAITH
RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD: ISLAM
25
159
205
Catalog
Hist. World Israel
Hist. World Middle East
−
JERUSALEM: FROM A DREAM TO DESTRUCTION:V
50 YEARS WAR: ISRAEL AND THE ARABS, THE-PT.I
50 YEARS WAR: ISRAEL AND THE ARABS, THE-PT.II
ISRAEL: BIRTH OF A NATION
JERUSALEM: FROM A DREAM TO DESTRUCTION:VOL.I
JERUSALEM: FROM A DREAM TO DESTRUCTION:VOL.II
−
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161
161
Hist. World Japanese
−
EXOTIC JAPAN
JAPAN: AN INTRODUCTION
JAPANESE, THE
WAY OF LIFE, THE: THE JAPANESE WAY OF LIFE
CHILDREN OF THE TRIBE
COMMANDERS: ISOROKU YAMAMOTO
DANCE TO REMEMBER
JAPAN
JAPAN: NATIONS OF THE WORLD
JAPAN NEWS STORIES
JAPAN TODAY
LIVING TREASURES OF JAPAN
SADAKO AND THE THOUSAND PAPER CRANES
SADAKO: HOW TO FOLD A PAPER CRANE
SPORTS IN JAPAN/SUMMERTIME IN JAPAN
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36
36
41
108
112
118
160
160
160
161
170
209
209
221
MIDDLE EAST DIARY, THE
ANCIENT AND MODERN: THE FALL AND RISE OF THE
MIDDLE EAST
TORCHBEARERS, THE: BRIDGING THE DARK AGES
ANCIENT AND MODERN: THE FALL AND RISE OF THE
MIDDLE EAST
ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT, THE
ARAB WORLD, THE
ARTS, CRAFTS AND ARCHITECTURE/ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT/ISLAM-THE UNIFYING FORCE
HOLY QUR'AN (Koran)
JERUSALEM WITHIN THESE WALLS
KUWAIT
MIDDLE EAST: HISTORY AND CULTURE
MIDDLE EAST: ISRAEL
MIDDLE EAST: LAND AND PEOPLE
MIDDLE EAST, THE: FROM MOHAMMED TO SADAT
MIDDLE EAST, THE: BUILDING A DREAM/OIL AND
SUDDEN WEALTH
MIDDLE EAST: EGYPT: CHILDREN OF THE NILE
MIDDLE EAST, THE: MOSAIC OF PEOPLES/LEADERSHIP
AND IDENTITY
PROJECT MIDDLE EAST: A DIFFERENT PATH
PROJECT MIDDLE EAST: THE ECONOMY
PROJECT MIDDLE EAST: THE PEOPLE
PROJECT MIDDLE EAST: THE PLACE
PROJECT MIDDLE EAST: A KIBBUTZ
TALIBAN LEGACY, THE
UNDERSTANDING TERRORISM: AFGHANISTAN
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234
Hist. World Latin America
−
Hist. World Prehistoric Times
−
AMERICANS IN TRANSITION
LATIN AMERICA
SPANISH AMERICAN WAR
43
165
165
220
Hist. World Medieval Times
22
39
Hist. World Renaissance
−
CASTLE
CHAUCER AND THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD
LIFE IN MEDIEVAL TIMES
MEDIEVAL ENGLAND: THE PEASANTS' REVOLT
MEDIEVAL MONUMENT, THE
MEDIEVAL SOCIETY:THE VILLAGERS
MEDIEVAL TIMES: GUILDS AND TRADES
MEDIEVAL TIMES: ROLE OF THE CHURCH
MEDIEVAL TIMES: THE NOBILITY
MEDIEVAL TIMES: THE VILLAGERS
MIDDLE AGES SCHOOL KIT
MIDDLE AGES, THE: A WANDERERS' GUIDE TO LIFE AND
LETTERS
TIMELINE: THE BLACK DEATH
TIMELINE: THE CRUSADES
VIKINGS AND THEIR EXPLORATIONS
PREHISTORIA
PREHISTORIC HUMANS
−
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108
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179
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179
179
179
181
181
231
231
237
EXPLORING THE RENAISSANCE
RENAISSANCE
RENAISSANCE FOR STUDENTS: A HISTORY OF THE
RENAISSANCE
RENAISSANCE FOR STUDENTS: EVERYDAY LIFE IN THE
RENAISSANCE
RENAISSANCE FOR STUDENTS: RENAISSANCE ART,
MUSIC & LITERATURE
RENAISSANCE FOR STUDENTS: RENAISSANCE SCIENCE
& INVENTION
RENAISSANCE FOR STUDENTS: RENAISSANCE TRAVEL,
TRADE & EXPLORATION
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132
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206
206
206
206
206
206
Hist. World Russia
−
Hist. World Mexico
−
EXPLORING THE LOST MAYA
LET'S VISIT MEXICO
MAYAQUEST TRAIL
MYSTERY OF THE MAYA
MYSTERY OF THE MAYA
MEXICO: AN INTRODUCTION
STV: MAYA
LOST KINGDOMS OF THE MAYA
MEXICANS, THE: THROUGH THEIR EYES
MEXICO FOR CHILDREN: CULTURE OF MEXICO
MEXICO FOR CHILDREN: GEOGRAPHY OF MEXICO
MEXICO FOR CHILDREN: HISTORY OF MEXICO
WORLD REVOLUTIONS FOR STUDENTS:
REVOLUTIONARY MEXICO (1910-1940)
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20
21
26
27
37
40
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180
180
180
180
247
RUSSIA NEWS STORIES
1917: REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA
CZARIST RUSSIA: THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
EARLY RUSSIA
EFFECT OF GLASNOST ON EASTERN EUROPE, THE
FASCISM: RISE OF HITLER
FROM CZAR TO STALIN
KREMLIN, THE
PETER THE GREAT
PORTRAIT OF THE SOVIET UNION: MOTHER RUSSIA
PORTRAIT OF THE SOVIET UNION:COUNTRY OF THE
REVOLUTION
PORTRAIT OF THE SOVIET UNION:SIBERIA:ICE ON FIRE
PORTRAIT OF THE SOVIET UNION:SWORDS AND
PLOUGHSHARES
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80
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126
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194
198
198
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199
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QUESTAR III
PORTRAIT OF THE SOVIET UNION:THE BALTIC STYLE
PORTRAIT OF THE SOVIET UNION:THE END OF ALL THE
EARTH
PORTRAIT OF THE SOVIET UNION:THE GOLDEN ROAD
RISE AND FALL OF THE SOVIET UNION, THE
RUSSIA
RUSSIA: AFTER THE U.S.S.R.
RUSSIA IN RUINS-CAN THE NATION SURVIVE?
RUSSIANS, THE: PEOPLE OF INFLUENCE
RUSSIANS, THE: PEOPLE OF THE CITIES
RUSSIANS, THE: PEOPLE OF THE COUNTRY
SAKHAROV
TERRORISM: THE RUSSIAN CONNECTION
VOICES OF LENINGRAD
WORLD REVOLUTIONS FOR STUDENTS: RUSSIAN
REVOLUTION
199
199
199
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209
209
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209
209
209
210
229
238
247
Hist. World South America
Hist. World The Holocaust
−
BOYS OF BUCHENWALD, THE
HOLOCAUST, THE
NIGHT AND FOG
WE MUST NEVER FORGET: THE STORY OF THE
HOLOCAUST
WITNESS TO THE HOLOCAUST:
LIBERATION/FREEDOM/REFLECTIONS
WITNESS TO THE HOLOCAUST: RISE OF THE
NAZIS/GHETTO LIFE/ DEPORTATIONS
WITNESS TO THE HOLOCAUST: RESISTANCE/THE FINAL
SOLUTION
20
40
40
40
41
41
216
219
20
148
149
220
Hist. World Terrorism
−
229
229
229
229
234
234
234
234
Hist. World The Cold War
−
TRUMAN AND CONTAINMENT
COLD WAR, THE
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243
219
236
236
Hist. World Vietnam
−
VIETNAM NEWS STORIES
237
−
−
terrorism in our world
TERRORISM IN OUR WORLD:PREVENTING TERRORISM
TERRORISM IN OUR WORLD:TERRORISM & THE U.S.
TERRORISM IN OUR WORLD:UNDERSTANDING
TERRORISM
UNDERSTANDING TERRORISM: BADGES WITHOUT
BORDERS
UNDERSTANDING TERRORISM: BROTHERHOOD OF
ARMS
UNDERSTANDING TERRORISM: OPERATION
THUNDERBOLT
UNDERSTANDING TERRORISM: THE THIN BLUE LINE
243
Hist. World War
219
219
219
Hist. World Spain
LET'S VISIT SPAIN
HISTORICAL SPAIN
HISTORY'S TURNING POINTS: THE CONQUEST OF SPAIN
SPAIN: LAND OF PASSION
243
−
−
LET'S VISIT SOUTH AMERICA
SOUTH AMERICA TODAY: ARGENTINA
SOUTH AMERICA TODAY: PERU
WAY OF LIFE, THE: THE COLOMBIAN WAY OF LIFE
WAY OF LIFE, THE: THE PANAMANIAN WAY OF LIFE
SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF SOUTH AMERICA, THE
SOUTH AMERICA: PEOPLE & PLACES
SOUTH AMERICA:BRAZIL AND THE NORTHERN
COUNTRIES
SOUTH AMERICA:THE ANDEAN REGION
SOUTH AMERICA:THE SOUTHERN PLAINS
239
Hist. World U.S./Soviet Relations
SOVIET STUDENTS SPEAK TO AMERICA
U.S. SOVIET RELATIONS
U.S./SOVIET RELATIONS
−
103
150
188
74
111
CONGRESS OF VIENNA, THE
HOW WARS END:NAPOLEON'S LAST GREAT WAR
HOW WARS END:THE CONGRESS OF VIENNA
KAMIKAZE: DEATH FROM THE SKY
NAZI WAR CRIMES
PRELUDE TO WAR
ROAD TO WAR, THE
WORLD AT WAR: GENOCIDE-VOLUME 20
WORLD AT WAR: HOME FIRES-VOLUME 15
WORLD AT WAR: JAPAN-VOLUME 22
WORLD AT WAR: MORNING-VOLUME 17
WORLD AT WAR: NEMESIS-VOLUME 21
WORLD AT WAR: OCCUPATION-VOLUME 18
WORLD AT WAR: PACIFIC-THE ISLAND TO ISLAND
WAR-VOLUME 23
WORLD AT WAR: PINCERS-VOLUME 19
WORLD AT WAR: RECKONING-VOLUME 25
WORLD AT WAR: REMEMBER-VOLUME 26
WORLD AT WAR: THE BOMB-VOLUME 24
WORLD AT WAR: A NEW GERMANY-VOLUME 1
WORLD AT WAR: ALONE-BRITAIN-VOLUME 4
WORLD AT WAR: AMERICA ENTERS THE WAR-VOLUME
7
WORLD AT WAR: BANZAI-JAPAN STRIKES-VOLUME 6
WORLD AT WAR: BARBAROSSA-VOLUME 5
WORLD AT WAR: DISTANT WAR-VOLUME 2
WORLD AT WAR: FRANCE FALLS-VOLUME 3
WORLD AT WAR: INSIDE THE REICH-GERMANY-VOLUME
16
WORLD AT WAR: IT'S A LOVELY DAY
TOMORROW-VOLUME 14
WORLD AT WAR: RED STAR-VOLUME 11
WORLD AT WAR: STALINGRAD-VOLUME 9
WORLD AT WAR: TOUGH OLD GUT-VOLUME 13
WORLD AT WAR: THE WAR IN NORTH AFRICA-VOLUME
8
WORLD AT WAR: WHIRLWIND-VOLUME 12
WORLD AT WAR: WOLFPACK-VOLUME 10
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Hist. World World Figures
TWENTIES, THE
WORLD WAR II: THE PROPAGANDA BATTLE
−
GANDHI: PILGRIM OF PEACE
HAIL CAESAR: CONSTANTINE
HAIL CAESAR: JULIUS
JOSEPH STALIN: RED TERROR
MUSSOLINI: RISE AND FALL OF A DICTATOR
SADDAM HUSSEIN: DEFYING THE WORLD
VLADIMIR LENIN: VOICE OF REVOLUTION
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184
209
238
233
247
History: World Australia
−
AUSTRALIA NEWS STORIES
93
History World: Protestant Reformation
History U.S.: Lakes & Rivers
RIVERS OF NORTH AMERICA: THE HUDSON RIVER
207
History: U.S. The Northeast
28
History World Religion
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NORTHEAST, THE
188
History U.S.: U.S. Flag
OUR COUNTRY'S FLAG
191
History U.S. Women
UNDERSTANDING
UNDERSTANDING
UNDERSTANDING
UNDERSTANDING
UNDERSTANDING
UNDERSTANDING
RELIGION?
WORLD
WORLD
WORLD
WORLD
WORLD
WORLD
RELIGIONS:
RELIGIONS:
RELIGIONS:
RELIGIONS:
RELIGIONS:
RELIGIONS:
BUDDHISM
CHRISTIANITY
HINDUISM
ISLAM
JUDAISM
WHAT IS
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WOMEN
WOMEN
WOMEN
WOMEN
WOMEN
IN
IN
IN
IN
IN
AMERICAN
AMERICAN
AMERICAN
AMERICAN
AMERICAN
History World: Rome
LIFE:
LIFE:
LIFE:
LIFE:
LIFE:
1880-1920
1917-1942
1942-1955
1955-1977
1861-1880
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ROME: POWER & GLORY
GLADIATORS
LOST CIVILIZATIONS: ROME
28
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Hist.U.S. 1784-1860
−
JEFFERSON DECIDES TO PURCHASE LOUISIANA:
1801-1813
NORTH VS. SOUTH IN THE FOUNDING OF THE USA:
1787-1796
P
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HISTORY WORLD
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Hist.U.S. 1900-1919
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WESTERN MAN AND THE MODERN WORLD
WALK THROUGH THE 20TH CENTURY, A
30-SECOND PRESIDENT, THE
AMERICA ON THE ROAD
ARMING OF THE EARTH, THE
CHANGE, CHANGE
COME TO THE FAIRS
DEMOCRAT AND THE DICTATOR, THE
EGYPT/AUSTRALIA
GREECE
HELPING HAND, THE
I.I. RABI: MAN OF THE CENTURY
IMAGE MAKERS, THE
ISRAEL/EAST GERMANY
JAPAN: A PROPER PLACE IN THE WORLD
JAPAN: THE ELECTRONIC TRIBE
JAPAN: THE LEGACY OF THE SHOGUNS
JAPAN: THE SWORD & THE CHRYSANTHEMUM
OUT OF THE DEPTHS-THE MINER'S STORY
POSTWAR HOPES, COLD WAR FEARS
PRESIDENTS AND POLITICS WITH RICHARD STROUT
REEL WORLD OF NEWS, THE
SECOND AMERICAN REVOLUTION, THE-PT.I
SECOND AMERICAN REVOLUTION, THE-PT.II
TR AND HIS TIMES
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INNOCENT YEARS, THE 1901-1908 (PART I)
INNOCENT YEARS, THE 1908-1914 (PART II)
AMERICAN DIARY: A TIME TO GROW (1912-1917)
AMERICAN DIARY: THE EARLY YEARS (1898-1912)
AMERICAN DIARY: WORLD WAR I (1914-1919)
AMERICANS BUILD THE PANAMA CANAL: 1901-1914
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Hist.U.S. 1920-1933
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AMERICAN CHRONICLES: BETWEEN THE WARS
(1918-1939)
JAZZ AGE, THE (PART I)
JAZZ AGE, THE (PART II)
ROOSEVELT AND THE FIRESIDE CHATS: THE WAR
YEARS
AMERICAN DIARY: NORMALCY (1919-1924)
AMERICAN DIARY: THE BIG BUST (1929-1933)
WITNESS TO HISTORY: THE ROARING 20'S
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QUESTAR III
Hist.U.S. Civil War Period to 1900
Hist.U.S. 1934-1945
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AMERICAN CHRONICLES:
(1943-1945)
(1935-1939)
(1933-1936)
(1939-1941)
(1941-1944)
WORLD AT WAR
END OF THE ORDEAL
15
PRELUDE TO WAR
15
SEEDS OF DISCORD
15
THE DARKEST HOUR
15
THE TURNING POINT
15
245
Hist.U.S. 1946-1953
−
AMERICAN CHRONICLES: OUT OF THE ASHES
(1945-1949)
AMERICAN CHRONICLES: POLICING THE PEACE
(1949-1951)
AMERICAN CHRONICLES: THE AGE OF ANXIETY
(1952-1958)
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15
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Hist.U.S. American Revolution
−
BATTLE OF YORKTOWN
AMERICAN REVOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: DECLAR
AMERICAN REVOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: CAUSES OF
THE REVOLUTION (1765-1774)
AMERICAN REVOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: CREATING A
NEW NATION (1783-1791)
AMERICAN REVOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: ORIGINS OF
DEMOCRACY (1688-1765)
AMERICAN REVOLUTION FOR STUDENTS:
REVOLUTIONARY WAR, THE (1776-1783)
CROSSING, THE
DECADES OF DECISION: CRY RIOT
DECADES OF DECISION: EQUALLY FREE
DECADES OF DECISION: IN ALL CASES WHATSOEVER
DECADES OF DECISION: GEORGE WASHINGTON:THE
MAKING OF A REBEL
OTHER SIDE OF VICTORY
VALLEY FORGE: YOUNG SPY
YANKEE DOODLE CRICKET
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Hist.U.S Blacks
−
PICTURE BOOK OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.,
PICTURE BOOK OF ROSA PARKS, A
UNDERGROUND RAILROAD, THE: ESCAPE FROM
SLAVERY
KING: MONTGOMERY TO MEMPHIS
GREAT AMERICANS: MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
HARRIET TUBMAN AND THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
SLAVERY AND SLAVE RESISTANCE
FOLLOW THE NORTH STAR
MANDELA: THE MAN AND HIS COUNTRY
TRULY AMERICAN:MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.:PORTRAIT OF AN AMERICAN
ROAD TO BROWN, THE
UNDERGROUND RAILROAD: ROAD TO FREEDOM
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CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR
ILLUSTRATED CIVIL WAR, THE
CIVIL WAR COMBAT: AMERICA'S BLOODIEST
BATTLES-VOL.I
CIVIL WAR COMBAT: AMERICA'S BLOODIEST BA
CIVIL WAR, THE: UNION AT RISK
ABRAHAM LINCOLN: A BACKGROUND STUDY
CIVIL WAR, THE (1863-1865) REV
CIVIL WAR, THE: FIRST TWO YEARS-REV
CIVIL WAR, THE: POSTWAR PERIOD
CIVIL WAR, THE: BACKGROUND ISSUES (1820-1860)
REV
GETTYSBURG: 1863
LINCOLN'S LAST DAY
TRUE STORY OF THE CIVIL WAR
YEARS OF RECONSTRUCTION
CIVIL WAR AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN GEORGIA:
1860-1870
FOREVER FREE (1862)
CIVIL WAR: PROMISE OF RECONSTRUCTION
SIMPLY MURDER (1863)
CIVIL WAR SOLDIER: THE INFANTRYMAN
CIVIL WAR, THE
CIVIL WAR, THE (1863-1865)
CAUSE, THE (1861)
CIVIL WAR, THE: FIRST TWO YEARS
WAR IS ALL HELL (1865)
VERY BLOODY AFFAIR, A (1862)
MOST HALLOWED GROUND (1864)
BETTER ANGELS OF OUR NATURE, THE (1865)
UNIVERSE OF BATTLE, THE (1863)
VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH (1864)
TIME OUT OF WAR, A
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Hist.U.S. Colonial Period
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ENGLISH COME TO AMERICA, THE: JAMESTOWN AND
PLYMOUTH
WHO WERE THE PILGRIMS?
COLONIAL AMERICA IN THE 1760'S/TAXATION
WITHOUT REPRESENTATION
"1776" SAGA OF WESTERN MAN (PART I)
"1776" SAGA OF WESTERN MAN (PART II)
BOSTON TEA PARTY, THE
CHILDREN OF THE COLONIAL FRONTIER
COLONIAL CHILDREN
COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG: CABINETMAKING
COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG: COMMUNITY LIFE
COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG: HOME LIFE
PILGRIM JOURNEY
PILGRIMS, THE
RAGGED RAGAMUFFINS OF THE CONTINENTAL ARMY,
THE
WILLIAMSBURG: STORY OF A PATRIOT
AMERICAN HISTORY FOR KIDS: COLONIAL AMERICA
AMERICAN HISTORY FOR KIDS:SLAVERY & PLANTATION
LIFE
COLONIAL AMERICA: LIFE IN THE MATURING COLONIES
COLONIAL CLOTHING
COLONIAL LIFE: JAMESTOWN
COLONIAL LIFE: PLIMOTH PLANTATION
COLONIAL LIFE: ST. AUGUSTINE
COLONIAL LIFE:DUTCH & NEW AMSTERDAM, THE
COLONIAL LIFE:ROGER WILLIAMS & RHODE ISLAND
COLONIAL LIFE:SETTLING THE NEW WORLD
COLONIAL LIFE:SPANISH & COLONIAL SANTA FE, THE
COLONIAL LIFE:WILLIAM PENN & PENNSYLVANIA
GUNSMITH OF WILLIAMSBURG
MOLLY'S PILGRIM
PILGRIMS OF PLIMOTH, THE
PILGRIMS, THE
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32
33
42
42
46
48
49
49
49
49
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67
68
77
85
85
111
111
111
111
111
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111
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111
145
183
196
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Catalog
PIONEER LIFE FOR CHILDREN: DAILY PIONEER LIFE
PIONEER LIFE FOR CHILDREN: PIONEER JOURNEY
WESTWARD, THE
PIONEER LIFE FOR CHILDREN: WESTWARD EXPANSION
IN THE U.S.
PURITAN EXPERIENCE, THE: MAKING A NEW WORLD
REMEMBER THE LADIES:WOMEN IN AMERICA/LIFE,
LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS...A
CELEBRATION
WHERE AMERICA BEGAN:JAMESTOWN, COLONIAL
WILLIAMSBURG, YORKTOWN
WITCHES OF SALEM, THE: THE HORROR AND THE HOPE
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243
Hist.U.S. Current Affairs
−
CITIZENSHIP: THE PUBLIC INFLUENCE ON GOVERNMENT
IMPACT OF THE MEDIA, THE
MEDIA AND THE ELECTION PROCESS, THE
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179
Hist.U.S. Depression
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GREAT DEPRESSION, THE
NEW DEAL FOR THE DUST BOWL: 1931-1945
144
186
Hist.U.S. Discovery and Exploration
Hist.U.S. Documents
−
GETTYSBURG ADDRESS
35
Hist.U.S. Frontier and Expansion
−
OREGON TRAIL II
YUKON TRAIL, THE
CHILDREN OF THE WAGON TRAIN
ACROSS THE SEA OF GRASS
CLASH OF CULTURES ON THE GREAT PLAINS:
1865-1890
COLONIAL AMERICA
FIRST AMERICANS, THE/NORTH TO FREEDOM/JAMES
FORTE AT JAMESTOWN
FRONTIER EXPERIENCE, THE
GIRL OF THE NAVAJOS/WOODLAND INDIANS OF EARLY
AMERICA/JOHNNY APPLESEED:A LEGEND OF
FRONTIER LIFE
JAMESTOWN
JOURNALS OF LEWIS AND CLARK, THE
LURE OF EMPIRE, THE: AMERICA DEBATES IMPERIALISM
MOUNTAIN MEN/KENTUCKY RIFLE
PLIMOTH PLANTATION
SETTLERS, THE/RAILROADS AND WESTERN EXPANSION
1800-1845/ 1845-1865
SPINNING WHEEL/CANDLEMAKING/LOOM/CITY I SEE,
THE/WE WANT GOODS AND SERVICES
WEST TO OREGON
WESTERN FRONTIER
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Hist.U.S. General
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LAND OF THE EAGLE
EXPLORERS OF THE NEW WORLD
WYATT EARP'S OLD WEST
LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION, THE
INVESTIGATING HISTORY: TREASURES FROM THE DEEP
COLUMBUS
LEWIS AND CLARK JOURNEY, THE
AMERICAN HISTORY FOR KIDS:LEWIS & CLARK
EXPEDITION
CASTLE ON THE PLAIN
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS
COLONIZING THE AMERICAN WEST
FAMOUS EXPLORERS: HENRY HUDSON
FIRST AND LAST FRONTIER
GREAT ENCOUNTER, THE
HISTORY OF THE U.S.-A CHRONOLOGY:CIVIL WAR TO
THE END OF THE FRONTIER-PT.II
HISTORY OF THE U.S.-A CHRONOLOGY:EXPLORERS &
COLONISTS-PT.I
HISTORY OF THE U.S.-A CHRONOLOGY:GREAT
DEPRESSION TO SUPERPOWER-PT.V
HISTORY OF THE U.S.-A CHRONOLOGY:REVOLUTION &
MANIFEST DESTINY-PT.II
HISTORY OF THE U.S.-A CHRONOLOGY:THE ROBBER
BARONS TO THE ROARING TWENTIES-PT.IV
PILGRIM JOURNEY
SACAJAWEA
SEARCHING FOR PARADISE
WEST
WHAT'S THE BIG IDEA, BEN FRANKLIN?
WHERE DO YOU THINK YOU'RE GOING, CHRISTOPHER
COLUMBUS?
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106
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144
149
149
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149
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196
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212
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AMERICAN SCRAPBOOK
AMERICAN LEGACY
HISTORY MACHINE
BIRTH OF A NATION
REMEMBER WHEN
DESTINATION: TIME TRIP, USA
GETTYSBURG
WHO BUILT AMERICA?
OUR NATION'S FLAG
SYMBOLS OF LIBERTY
FIRST LADIES
GTV: A GEOGRAPHIC PERSPECTIVE ON AMERICAN
HISTORY
SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK: HISTORY ROCK
ALL ABOUT NEW YORK
AMERICAN FLAG, THE (THE STORY OF OLD GLORY) 3rd
ED.
CHICKAMAUGA
FACES OF FREEDOM: LOOK INTO OUR FACES
JEWISH-AMERICAN
LIFE IN THE THIRTIES (PART I)
LIFE IN THE THIRTIES (PART II)
LOUISIANA PURCHASE-KEY TO A CONTINENT
MEANING OF THE PLEDGE, THE
MEXICAN-AMERICAN HERITAGE AND DESTINY
MOTHER NECESSITY
OUR COUNTRY'S FLAG 3RD ED.
PATRIOTISM
PERSISTENT MR. FULTON
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PAGE 277
QUESTAR III
PIONEER LIVING: EDUCATION AND RECREATION
PIONEER LIVING: PREPARING FOODS
PIONEER LIVING: THE FARM
PIONEER LIVING: THE HOME
PIONEER LIVING: THE VILLAGE
PREAMBLE, THE
WHAT DOES OUR FLAG MEAN?
WHY WE HAVE ELECTIONS: THE KINGS OF SNARK
WILL TO BE FREE, THE (PART I)
YANKEE DOODLE
YEARS BETWEEN, THE (PART I)
YEARS BETWEEN, THE (PART II)
AMERICAN BATTLEGROUND/HIGHWAYS OF HISTORY
AMERICAN DREAM, THE: VOL.I
AMERICAN DREAM, THE: VOL.II
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE-INNOVATION/PEOPLE
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE-LAND/ORGANIZATION
STATE/ALOHA HAWAII
CITY:CENTER OF MEGALOPOLIS/TIDEWATER TO
PIEDMONT
TENNESSEE VALLEY, THE/OUR BREAD BASKET/WE
MAKE ANYTHING/BY TRAIN OR PLANE
CONQUERING THE SWAMPS
HUDSON RIVER ICE INDUSTRY, THE
INTO THE SHINING MOUNTAINS
LIVING ON THE EDGE
MARSHALL, TEXAS; MARSHALL, TEXAS
PATRICK HENRY'S "LIBERTY OR DEATH"
RED, WHITE AND BLUES
AMERICANA
VALLEY FORGE
WAR BETWEEN THE STATES
WITNESS TO HISTORY:U.S. INTERVENTION IN LATIN
AMERICA
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85
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Hist.U.S. Government
−
MORE PERFECT UNION, A
MORE PERFECT UNION, A:VOLUME 1
MORE PERFECT UNION, A:VOLUME 2/VOLUME 3
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE-GOVERNMENT
AMERICAN GOVT. FOR CHILDREN: A HISTORY OF
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
AMERICAN INVENTORS
DO NOT BOOK LOST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MICKEY'S FIELD TRIPS: THE UNITED NATIONS
TO FORM A MORE PERFECT UNION
UNITED STATES CAPITOL:A PLACE OF RESOUNDING
DEEDS
WE, THE PEOPLE, CHOOSE:BECOMING INFORMED-PT.II
WE, THE PEOPLE, CHOOSE:THE VOTING PROCESS-PT.III
YOUR VOTE
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235
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249
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86
86
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114
153
158
169
175
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205
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236
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Hist.U.S. General
Hist.U.S. Immigration
−
IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE, THE: THE LONG LONG
JOURNEY
IMMIGRATION
IMMIGRATION: THE TRIUMPH OF HOPE
NATION OF IMMIGRANTS, A: THE CHINESE-AMERICAN
EXPERIENCE: 1850-1900
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58
155
185
Hist.U.S. Industrial Revolution
−
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, THE: BEGINNINGS IN THE
UNITED STATES
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IN PITTSBURGH, AN:
1865-1900
NEW INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, THE
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187
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Hist.U.S. Labor Movement
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STATUE OF LIBERTY, THE
FIRE WORKS
FLAG IS A SYMBOL, THE
ROOSEVELT AND THE FIRESIDE CHATS: THE WAR
YEARS
AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL
BOOKER
CENTENNIAL FOR LIBERTY WITH PSA'S
WORLD WAR II
EISENHOWER YEARS THROUGH THE CONQUEST OF
SPACE
PRE-ROOSEVELT ERA
ROOSEVELT YEARS TO U.S. ENTERS WWII, THE
TRUMAN ERA THROUGH THE KOREAN WAR
LOOK AT U.S. FOREIGN POLICY, A
MARK TWAIN'S HARTFORD HOME
MOVING NORTH TO CHICAGO: 1900-1945
ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF NATO, THE: 1945-1991
PROGRESSIVE ERA, THE:REFORM WORKS IN AMERICA
ON THE AIR
GO TEAM GO!
IT'LL NEVER FLY
PAGE ONE
WAY OUT WEST
WHEELS, WINGS AND WHISTLES
SHAKERS, THE: HANDS TO WORK HEARTS TO GOD
SHOT HEARD 'ROUND THE WORLD, THE
SINS OF OUR MOTHERS, THE
YOUTH TO MATURITY
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149
149
149
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201
206
206
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206
206
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216
217
249
MASSES AND THE MILLIONAIRES, THE: THE
HOMESTEAD STRIKE
RISE OF BIG BUSINESS, THE
RISE OF LABOR, THE
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207
Hist.U.S. Multi-Ethnic Heritage
−
JEWISH-AMERICAN
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59
63
Hist.U.S. Native Americans
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NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS
BROKEN TREATIES
DISCOVERING THE PREHISTORIC IROQUOIS
FURNACE BROOK SITE
LONGHOUSE PEOPLE
SEQUOYAH
WOODLAND INDIANS OF EARLY AMERICA (REV.)
AMERICAN INDIANS: A BRIEF HISTORY
ANASAZI: THE ANCIENT ONES
BROKEN RAINBOW
GERONIMO: THE FINAL CAMPAIGN
HAUDENOSAUNEE: WAY OF THE LONGHOUSE
INDIANS OF THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI: THE HISTORY-PT.I
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85
88
104
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146
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Catalog
INDIANS OF THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI: THE POLITICS-PT.II
INDIANS OF THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI: CULTURE-PT.III
LEGEND OF THE BOY AND THE EAGLE, THE
LONGHOUSE TAPES, THE
MOCCASIN FLATS
NATIVE AMERICAN ENCOUNTER, THE: A HISTORY
1492-1795
NATIVE AMERICAN ENCOUNTER, THE: A HISTORY
1539-1890
NATIVE AMERICAN, THE
NATIVE AMERICANS: PEOPLE OF THE DESERT
NATIVE AMERICANS, THE: THE FAR WEST: VOL.III
NATIVE AMERICANS, THE: THE NORTHEAST: VOL.I
NATIVE AMERICANS, THE: THE PLAINS,PT.II: VOL.VI
NATIVE AMERICANS, THE: THE PLAINS,PT.I: VOL.V
NATIVE AMERICANS, THE: THE SOUTHEAST: VOL.II
NATIVE AMERICANS, THE: THE SOUTHWEST: VOL.IV
NATIVE AMERICANS: PEOPLE OF THE FOREST
PIONEER TRAILS, INDIAN LORE AND BIRD LIFE OF THE
PLAINS
SIOUX LEGENDS
TAHTONKA
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170
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185
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Hist.U.S. N.Y. State
−
THE E-R-I-E (THE ERIE CANAL)
NEW YORK
HISTORIC CHERRY HILL
FIRST SETTLERS OF COLUMBIA COUNTY
FORT CRAILO STATE HISTORIC SITE
MARTIN VAN BUREN NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE:
LINDENWLD
TRACKING DOWN THE PAST
ALL ABOUT NEW YORK
COLLAR CITY SONG, THE
EAGLE AND THE MOON
HUDSON RIVER
NEW YORK STATE: A TREASURY OF HISTORY
RIVER TO THE PAST
STATUE OF LIBERTY
ADIRONDACKS, THE
GREAT EVENTS AND PEOPLE IN NEW YORK STATE
HISTORY
HUDSON VALLEY VISIONS
LOOKIN' GOOD
LORE AND LOTS MORE/INVITATION TO NEW
YORK/SNOW LOVERS
NEW YORK: A STATE OF THE UNION
PRESENT MEETS PAST
4
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42
43
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51
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57
65
69
73
81
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Hist.U.S. Railroads
−
IRON HORSE IN SCHENECTADY, THE: LOCOMOTIVES
FOR THE WORLD
RACE THAT OPENED THE WEST, THE
RAILROADING IN THE NORTHEAST
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AMERICAN BICENTENNIAL HISTORICAL FACSIMILE
DOCUMENT KIT
FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM/A NATION IN CRISIS
PRELUDE TO REVOLUTION/LEXINGTON, CONCORD, AND
INDEPENDENCE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION, THE (PART I)
AMERICAN REVOLUTION, THE (PART II)
BOSTON TEA PARTY
DAWN OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: A LEXINGTON
FAMILY
PEOPLE VS. JOB SHATTUCK, THE
SOLDIER OF THE REVOLUTION
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Holidays Chanukah
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CHANUKAH: A CELEBRATION OF FREEDOM
HOLIDAYS FOR CHILDREN: HANUKKAH/PASSOVER
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150
Holidays Christmas
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BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER, THE
CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS, A
LOOKING FOR SANTA CLAUS
CHRISTMAS LACE/FIR TREE, THE
CHRISTMAS CAROL
CHRISTMAS CAROL, A
CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS NEAR AND FAR
CHRISTMAS EVERY DAY
CHRISTMAS IN THE VILLAGE (1840's)
CHRISTMAS ON GRANDFATHER'S FARM (1890)
COSMIC CHRISTMAS, A
FELIZ NAVIDAD
FIR TREE, THE
FIRST CHRISTMAS TREE, THE
HOW THE ANIMALS DISCOVERED CHRISTMAS
JINGLE BELLS
LITTLE BROWN BURRO, THE
LITTLE DRUMMER BOY, THE
LITTLE MATCH GIRL, THE
LITTLE SHEPHERD AND THE FIRST CHRISTMAS, THE
LITTLEST ANGEL, THE
MAX'S CHRISTMAS
MICKEY'S CHRISTMAS CAROL
MOLE AND THE CHRISTMAS TREE, THE
MORRIS' DISAPPEARING BAG
NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS, THE
NUTCRACKER, THE
SELFISH GIANT, THE
SILENT NIGHT: STORY OF THE CHRISTMAS CAROL
SNOWMAN
SNOWMAN'S DILEMMA
TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS
VERY MERRY CRICKET, A
VISIT FROM ST. NICHOLAS, A
BABAR AND FATHER CHRISTMAS
B.C. A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS
BEAR WHO SLEPT THROUGH CHRISTMAS
BERENSTAIN BEARS' CHRISTMAS TREE
CASPERS FIRST CHRISTMAS
CHARLIE'S CHRISTMAS SECRET
CHRISTMAS CAROL, A
CHRISTMAS CAROL WITH MR. MAGOO
CHRISTMAS FANTASY/SANTA'S SURPRISE
CHRISTMAS RACCOONS
CRICKET ON A HEARTH
FIRST CHRISTMAS TREE, THE/CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS
FAR AND NEAR
FLINTSTONE CHRISTMAS, A
FROSTY THE SNOWMAN
FROSTY'S WINTER WONDERLAND
HOLIDAYS FOR CHILDREN: CHRISTMAS
HOW THE ANIMALS DISCOVERED CHRISTMAS (Rev.)
HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS
JACK FROST
LITTLE MATCH GIRL/PUPPY WHO WANTED A BOY,
THE/HOW THE ANIMALS DISCOVERED CHRISTMAS
LITTLE RASCALS CHRISTMAS
LITTLE STAR/SPUNKY, THE SNOWMAN
MAX'S CHRISTMAS
MERRY MIRTHWORM CHRISTMAS, A
MORRIS'S DISAPPEARING BAG
NUTCRACKER, THE
POLAR EXPRESS, THE
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QUESTAR III
RAGGEDY ANN AND ANDY
RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER
SANTA'S CHRISTMAS STORIES
SMALL ONE, THE
TEDDY BEARS' CHRISTMAS, THE
ZIGGY'S GIFT
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Holidays Easter
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Holidays General
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PEOPLE BEHIND THE HOLIDAYS
BEARS' ALMANAC, THE
A GOOFY LOOK AT VALENTINE`S DAY
SNOWMAN
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Holidays Other Religious
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Holidays Patriotic
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OUR NATION'S FLAG
HOLIDAYS FOR CHILDREN: REMEMBERING SEPTEMBER
11TH
HOLIDAYS FOR CHILDREN: INDEPENDENCE DAY
MEMORIAL DAY/VETERANS DAY
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Holidays Seasonal
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Holidays St.Patrick's Day
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HOLIDAYS FOR CHILDREN: ST. PATRICK'S DAY
K0
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163
Holidays Thanksgiving
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CHARLIE BROWN THANKSGIVING, A
CHARLIE BROWN'S THANKSGIVING SPECIAL
HOLIDAYS FOR CHILDREN: THANKSGIVING
MOUSE ON THE MAYFLOWER, THE
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Holidays Valentine's Day
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HOLIDAY FACTS & FUN: VALENTINE'S DAY
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OH, BOY BABIES
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Home Econ. Foods and Cooking
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Home Econ. Child Care
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243
Holidays Jewish
HOLIDAYS FOR CHILDREN: ROSH HASHANAH/YOM
KIPPUR
KWANZAA: A CULTURAL CELEBRATION
DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF WINTER
HOLIDAY FACTS & FUN: EARTH DAY
GOOFY LOOK AT VALENTINE'S DAY, A
Holidays Halloween
IT'S PUMPKIN TIME
IT'S THE GREAT PUMPKIN, CHARLIE BROWN
HALLOWEEN SAFETY
HALLOWEEN SURPRISES
HAUNTED HOUSE, THE
LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW, THE
PUMPKIN WHO COULDN'T SMILE
SORCERER'S APPRENTICE, THE
TEENY-TINY AND THE WITCH-WOMAN
WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE
WINTER OF THE WITCH
WITCH WHO WAS AFRAID OF WITCHES, THE
CASPERS HALLOWEEN
DISNEY'S HAUNTED HALLOWEEN
FOLLOW THAT GOBLIN
GREAT BEAR SCARE, THE
HALLOWEEN IS GRINCH NIGHT
IT'S THE GREAT PUMPKIN CHARLIE BROWN
MICKEY'S SAFETY CLUB: HALLOWEEN SURPRISES
PUMPKIN CIRCLE
RAGGEDY ANN AND ANDY-IN-THE-PUMPKIN WHO
COULDN'T SMILE
TRICK OR TREAT
WITCH WHO TURNED PINK, THE
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HOLIDAYS FOR CHILDREN: CINCO DE MAYO
HOLIDAYS FOR CHILDREN: RAMADAN
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BERENSTAIN BEARS' EASTER SURPRISE
EASTER BUNNY IS COMIN' TO TOWN, THE
FIRST EASTER RABBIT
HERE COMES PETER COTTONTAIL
MAX'S CHOCOLATE CHICKEN
Holidays Kwanzaa
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FRENCH CUISINE
ZAP IT! WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT MICROWAVES
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Catalog
Lang. Arts Alphabetizing
Ind. Arts Woodwork
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WOODWORKING
WOODWORKING
WOODWORKING
WOODWORKING
PROCESSES:
PROCESSES:
PROCESSES:
PROCESSES:
GLUING AND CLAMPING
JOINERY
SMOOTHING WOOD
WHAT IS HARDWOOD?
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ALPHABET DRAGON
ALPHABET OF ANIMALS 2ND. ED.
WINNIE THE POOH'S ABC OF ME
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Lang. Arts Animal Stories
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Industrial Arts Architecture
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ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING
91
Industrial Arts Automotive
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AUTOMOTIVE SHEET METAL REPAIR
41
Industrial Arts Aviation
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FLIGHT!
136
Industrial Arts Carpentry
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FOUNDATIONS AND CONCRETE
53
Industrial Arts Construction
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GRIFFIN ONE HOUSE, THE
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DOES A KANGAROO HAVE A MOTHER, TOO?
ADVENTURES OF A CHIPMUNK FAMILY
ADVENTURES OF BUNNY RABBIT, THE
ADVENTURES OF WILLIE SKUNK, THE
BIRTHDAY FOR BIRD, A
CHEETAH
CORKY, THE CROW
CRAFTY ANIMAL CAPER, THE
DINOSAUR WHO WONDERED WHO HE WAS, THE
ELEPHANT
FOREST FISHERMAN: STORY OF AN OTTER
GIRAFFE
HOPPY, THE BUNNY
INCREDIBLE CAT TALE, THE
LADYBUG, LADYBUG, WINTER IS COMING
LION
MOLE AND THE CHEWING GUM
MOLE AS A CHEMIST, THE
MOLE IN THE DESERT
MOOSE BABY
MORRIS THE MIDGET MOOSE
MR. AND MRS. ROBIN'S FAMILY (REV.)
PENQUINS
PIGS
POKEY, THE SNAIL
SPOTTY: STORY OF A FAWN
SPOTTY THE FAWN IN WINTER
TADPOLE TALE: MIKE GIVES UP A FRIEND
THREE LITTLE RABBITS
TUFFY, THE TURTLE
TWO LITTLE RACCOONS
WOODY WOODCHUCK'S ADVENTURE
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Industrial Arts Drafting
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FOUNDATION, THE
WOOD SHELL, THE
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Industrial Arts General
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SAFETY AT WORK
SHOP SAFETY
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COMMUNICATION: FUNDAMENTALS: FIVE BASIC SKILLS
SENTENCES WITH RALPH AND STANLEY
COMMUNICATION: THE MESSAGE/YOUR STUDY SKILLS:
TAKING TESTS
INTERVIEWING SKILLS/GOOD GROOMING
YOU IN PUBLIC SERVICE: INTRODUCTION/APPLYING FOR
A PUBLIC SERVICE JOB
LEARNING TO COMMUNICATE
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS/PERSON-TO-PERSON
RELATIONSHIPS
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS/BASIC REPORT WRITING
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Lang. Arts Advertising
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30-SECOND SEDUCTION
EARTH TO KIDS:A GUIDE TO PRODUCTS FOR A
HEALTHY PLANET/BUY ME THAT! A KID'S SURVIVAL
GUIDE TO TV ADVERTISING
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DEVELOPING WRITING SKILLS
BUILDING BETTER SENTENCES
FROM SENTENCES TO PARAGRAPHS
FROM WORDS TO SENTENCES
PARAGRAPHS WITH RALPH AND STANLEY
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QUESTAR III
Lang. Arts Phonics Vowels
Lang. Arts English Language
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SPELLING PLURAL NOUNS
DOUBLESPEAK
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BASIC GRAMMAR
SERENDIPITY
WIZARD OF WORDS
GRAMMAR GAMES
MODIFIERS (ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS)
NOUNS
VERBS
GRAMMAR FOR CHILDREN: DESCRIPTIVE WORDS &
PHRASES
GRAMMAR FOR CHILDREN: NOUNS
GRAMMAR FOR CHILDREN: PUNCTUATION
GRAMMAR FOR CHILDREN: SENTENCES
GRAMMAR FOR CHILDREN: VERBS
GRAMMAR:"I FOUND A DOLLAR WALKING
HOME":SOLVING COMMON SENTENCE PROBLEMS
SPEAK UP
WORDLY WISE
PREPOSITIONS
VERBS AND ADVERBS
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Lang. Arts Journalism
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INSIDE
INSIDE
INSIDE
INSIDE
INSIDE
TELEVISION
TELEVISION
TELEVISION
TELEVISION
TELEVISION
NEWS:
NEWS:
NEWS:
NEWS:
NEWS:
DIARY OF A NEWS STORY
ETHICS
THE KEY PLAYERS
THE POWER OF TV NEWS
WHAT IS NEWS?
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FIND THE VOWELS(2nd Ed)
VOWEL "A:, THE (2nd ed)
VOWEL "E:, THE (2nd ed)
VOWEL "I:, THE
VOWEL "O", THE (2ND ED)
VOWEL "U", THE (2ND ED)
VOWELS AND THEIR SOUNDS
BETWEEN THE LIONS: BOBBY THE HOPPING ROBOT
BETWEEN THE LIONS: BUG BEARD
BETWEEN THE LIONS: BUT, MAMA, BUT...
BETWEEN THE LIONS: CLICKETY-CLACK,
CLICKETY-CLACK!
BETWEEN THE LIONS: FARMER KEN'S PUZZLE
BETWEEN THE LIONS: FIVE, SIX AND THISTLE STICKS
BETWEEN THE LIONS: GOOD NIGHT, KNIGHT
BETWEEN THE LIONS: HUMPH! HUMPH! HUMPH!
BETWEEN THE LIONS: ICARUS'S WINGS
BETWEEN THE LIONS: LITTLE BIG MOUSE
BETWEEN THE LIONS: OH, YES, IT CAN!
BETWEEN THE LIONS: PEBBLE TROUBLE
BETWEEN THE LIONS: PIGGYBACK, PIGGYBACK
BETWEEN THE LIONS: POETRY DAY
BETWEEN THE LIONS: QUEST, QUEST, QUEST
BETWEEN THE LIONS: RATS
BETWEEN THE LIONS: RED HAT, GREEN HAT
BETWEEN THE LIONS: SOMETHING FISHY
BETWEEN THE LIONS: STOP THAT CHICKEN!
BETWEEN THE LIONS: TEACHER'S PET
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE CHESS MESS
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE FOX AND THE CROW
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE GOOD SEED
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE HOPPING HEN
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE LAST CLIFF HANGER
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE LOST ROCK
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE LUCKY DUCK
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE RAM IN THE PEPPER PATCH
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE SAD DAD
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE SPIDER AND THE LIE
BETWEEN THE LIONS: TO THE SHIP, TO THE SHIP!
BETWEEN THE LIONS: TRAINS AND BRAINS AND RAINY
PLAINS
BETWEEN THE LIONS: TWEET! TWEET!
BETWEEN THE LIONS: WHY THE BABOON'S BALLOON
WENT KA-BOOM!
BETWEEN THE LIONS: ZOOP! ZOOP!
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Lang. Arts Problem Solving
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THINKIN' THINGS: COLLECTION 1
CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING
Lang. Arts Lib. and Ref. Skills
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ENCARTA: MULTIMEDIA ENCYCLOPEDIA
GROLIER MULTIMEDIA ENCYCLOPEDIA, THE
CHECK IT OUT
LOOK IN THE ANSWER BOOK
HOW TO SURVIVE IN SCHOOL: USING LIBRARY
RESOURCES AND REFERENCE MATERIALS
LIBRARY SKILLS FOR CHILDREN: USING THE INTERNET
LIBRARY SKILLS FOR CHILDREN: USING THE LIBRARY
LIBRARY SKILLS FOR CHILDREN:USING THE DEWEY
DECIMAL SYSTEM
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Lang. Arts Reading-General
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Lang. Arts Listening
BOY WHO DIDN'T LISTEN, THE
LISTEN WELL, LEARN WELL 2nd ED.
PUNCTUATION WIZARD, THE
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READER RABBIT'S INTERACTIVE READING JOURNEY
THE CAT WHO NEVER ENJOYED HIMSELF
ALPHABET OF BIRDS, THE 2nd ED.
BUILDING BETTER PARAGRAPHS 2ND ED.
COMPETENCY SKILLS
COMPREHENSION
DICTIONARY FOR BEGINNERS
DISCOVERING THE LIBRARY
DRAGON IN A WAGON
HARE AND THE TORTOISE, THE (2ND ED)
MOLE AND THE GREEN STAR, THE
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MOLE AND THE HEDGEHOG, THE
MOLE AND THE LOLLIPOP, THE
MOLE AND THE UMBRELLA, THE
MOLE AS A GARDENER
MONKEY WHO WOULD BE KING, THE
MOOMBEAM PRINCESS, THE
MOONPLAY
NO TALKING
NOISY NANCY NORRIS
NOUNS, PRONOUNS, AND ADJECTIVES
OLD MOTHER HUBBARD AND HER DOG
PAUL BUNYAN: LUMBER CAMP TALES
PETUNIA
PUPPY WHO WANTED A BOY, THE
PUPPY'S GREAT ADVENTURE, THE
RICH CAT, POOR CAT
RIGHT THUMB, LEFT THUMB
SALLY
SPRING IN THE CITY
Z IS FOR ZOO
READING-READERS OF THE LOST ALPHABET
READING-THE SEARCH FOR THE STOLEN SENTENCE
FOLLOW THE READER
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Lang. Arts Volabulary Development
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WORD UNDERSTANDING
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Lang. Arts Writing General
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KIDWORKS DELUXE
STORYBOOK WEAVER DELUXE
STUDENT WRITING CENTER
WRITING CENTER, THE
PARTS OF SPEECH, THE
PUNCTUATION: COLON, SEMICOLON, AND QUOTATION
MARKS
PUNCTUATION: TAKING COMMAS ASIDE
PUNCTUATION WITH RALPH AND STANLEY
WRITE ON
WRITING FOR CHILDREN: EXPOSITORY WRITING
WRITING FOR CHILDREN: STORY WRITING
WRITING FOR CHILDREN: TYPES OF WRITING
WRITING FOR CHILDREN: WRITING PROCESS, THE
WRITING FOR CHILDREN: WRITING RESOURCES
WRITING MAGIC WITH FIGMENT AND ALICE IN
WONDERLAND
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Lang. Arts Reading Storytelling
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Lang. French
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BOOKTALKING WITH JONI BODART
STORYTELLING WITH CAROLINE FELLER BAUER
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Lang. Arts Spelling-General
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SPELL IT DELUXE
SPELLEVATOR PLUS
SPELLING TOOLKIT PLUS
SPELLING DRAGON
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Lang. Arts Spelling-Rules
QUINZE MINUTES
FRENCH NOW!
BASIC FRENCH BY VIDEO
EN VACANCES/VISITES EN FRANCE
EN VILLE/A LA MAISON
A LA MODE/JOURS DE FETE
A LA RENCONTRE DE PHILIPPE
A L'ECOLE/A TABLE
TEMPS LIBRE/LES SPORTS
BONJOUR, MES AMIS!-(PROGRAMS 1-6)
FRENCH WAY, THE
LE PETIT PRINCE
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Lang. Spanish
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SPELLING DRAGON, THE
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Lang. Arts Study Skills
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COMMUNICATION: THE MESSAGE/YOUR STUDY SKILLS:
TAKING TESTS
DEVELOPING AN EFFECTIVE STUDY SKILLS
CURRICULUM
HOW TO SURVIVE IN SCHOOL:NOTE-TAKING AND
OUTLINING SKILLS
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WORD MUNCHERS DELUXE
WORD UNDERSTANDING
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DIEZ TEMAS
SPANISH NOW!
BASIC SPANISH BY VIDEO
DE COMPRAS/LAS VACACIONES
UN CUMPLEANOS/LA CIUDAD Y EL PUEBLO
DEPORTES/COMER Y BEBER
INFORMACION PERSONAL/LA FAMILIA
LA VIDA DIARIA/TIEMPO LIBRE
HOLA!:BUEN APETITO!/VAMOS A DESCANSAR/EL
DEAYUNO/EN UN RESTAURANTE/FELIZ
NAVIDAD/VAMOS AL CAMPO
HOLA!:EN EL CAMPO/VENGAN A VER MI CHARCRA/LOS
COLORES/EL CUERPO/VAMOS A DESCANSAR 2/EN LA
ESCUELA
HOLA!:HOLA! COMO TE LLAMAS?/COMO ESTAS? LA
FAMILIA/VAMOS A CONTAR/CUANTOS ANOS
TIENES?/QUE HORA ES?/VENDO FRUTAS
HOLA!:LOS DIAS DE LA SEMONA/LOS MESAS/QUE
TIEMPO HACE?/LAS QUATRO ESTACIONAS/ENTRA A
MIA CASA/LA CASA DI ROSITA
HOLA!:QUE HACES EN CASA/LA ROPA/VAMOS DE
CAMPRAS/VAMOS A DESCANSAR 3/DONDE
VIVES?/SIMO DICE
LA VIDA SIGUE IGUAL
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QUESTAR III
SPANISH FROM WITHIN
SPANISH T.V.
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WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE
BAILEY'S BOOK HOUSE
SHEILA RAE, THE BRAVE
ZURK'S RAINFOREST LAB
KNOWLEDGE DISC
AFTER DARK
ALEXANDER, WHO USED TO BE RICH LAST SUNDAY
CAPTAIN BEETLE GOES TO SEA
CITY IN WINTER
DICK WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT
DRAGON STEW
GREEDY HANK'S BIG POCKET
HAILSTONES AND HALIBUT BONES: PART I
HAILSTONES AND HALIBUT BONES:( PART II)
HOW THE MOLE GOT HIS TROUSERS
IDA FANFANNY AND THE FOUR SEASONS
LAND OF THE FRIENDLY ANIMALS
LET'S MAKE UP A STORY
POCKET FOR CORDUROY, A
READING? WHY?
TELL ME ABOUT IT: WHAT MAKES A FRIEND SO
SPECIAL?
WALTER THE LAZY MOUSE
WIZARD OF WORDS: NOUNS AND ADJECTIVES
WIZARD OF WORDS: VERBS AND ADVERBS
WORDS THAT ADD MEANIING
WORDS THAT DESCRIBE SOUNDS
WORDS THAT NAME AND DO
WORDS THAT RHYME
ALPHABET CONSPIRACY
ANIMALS/FOOD/FASHION
ENVIRONMENT/COMPUTERS/FAMILIES
FILM/SPACE/FITNESS
MEDICINE/RELATIONSHIPS/NEWS
WORK/SPORTS/PEER PRESSURE
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Lit. Adventure Stories
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ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN, THE
ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER, THE
AND THEN WHAT HAPPENED, PAUL REVERE?
BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA
CAN'T YOU MAKE THEM BEHAVE, KING GEORGE?
CAY, THE
DEALING WITH DRAGONS
MY BROTHER SAM IS DEAD
OLD MAN AND THE SEA, THE
OUT OF THE DUST
PICTURE BOOK OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, A
SIGN OF THE BEAVER, THE
SMUGGLERS' ISLAND
ANNABEL'S DREAM OF MEDIEVAL ENGLAND
DESTINATION: NEIGHBORHOOD
HARRY AND THE HAUNTED HOUSE
JUST GRANDMA AND ME
TIGER'S TALES
WHERE IN THE U.S.A. IS CARMEN SANDIEGO?
CAP O'RUSHES
CAT AND THE FIDDLER, THE
DOUGHNUTS
FIVE CHINESE BROTHERS, THE
FURIOUS FLYCYCLE, THE
GOLDEN DEER, THE
GOLDEN FISH, THE
HAROLD AND THE PURPLE CRAYON
TUMBLEWEED KID, THE
AMERICAN TAIL, AN
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES:THE SEQUEL-PT.I
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ANNE OF GREEN GABLES:THE SEQUEL-PT.II
BOLLO CAPER, THE
CADDIE WOODLAWN
DRAGON STEW
FINN MCCOUL
FROG ON HIS OWN
HIDEAWAYS, THE
LIGHT IN THE FOREST, THE
MIRACLE DOWN UNDER
MOST DANGEROUS GAME, THE
NEW ADVENTURES OF PIPPI LONGSTOCKING, THE
ODYSSEY, THE
PADDLE TO THE SEA
PRINCE CASPIAN AND THE VOYAGE OF THE DAWN
TREADER:PT.II
PRINCE CASPIAN AND THE VOYAGE OF THE DAWN
TREADER:PT.I
SIGN OF THE BEAVER, THE-PT.I
SIGN OF THE BEAVER, THE-PT.II
SILVER CHAIR, THE: PT.I
SILVER CHAIR, THE: PT.II
THERE'S SOMETHING IN MY ATTIC
TIME MACHINE, THE
TROUBLE RIVER
TROUBLE WITH TUCK, THE
WHERE THE RED FERN GROWS
WHIPPING BOY, THE
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AMERICAN LITERATURE
BULL RUN
DEATH OF A SALESMAN
GEORGE WASHINGTON'S MOTHER
GREAT EXPECTATIONS
JUST A FEW WORDS, MR. LINCOLN
COLUMBUS?
WHERE WAS PATRICK HENRY ON THE 29TH OF MAY?
WHO'S THAT STEPPING ON PLYMOUTH ROCK?
WHY DON'T YOU GET A HORSE, SAM ADAMS?
WILL YOU SIGN HERE, JOHN HANCOCK?
ALMOS' A MAN
CHICKAMAUGA
GREAT GATSBY (PART I)
GREAT GATSBY (PART II)
NOVEL SERIES: HUMANITIES: THE NOVEL WHAT IT IS
JACK LONDON'S TO BUILD A FIRE
MOCKINGBIRD, THE
YOUNG GOODMAN BROWN
AMERICAN JOURNALISM/AMERICAN DRAMA:O'NEILL
EMERSON:SELF-RELIANCE IS THE KEY/THOREAU:A
DIFFERENT DRUMMER
INTRODUCTION/BEN FRANKLIN OF PHILADELPHIA
MODERN AMERICAN NOVEL:HEMINGWAY, FAULKNER
SHORT STORY, THE/MARK TWAIN
BARN BURNING
BERNICE BOBS HER HAIR
BLUE HOTEL, THE
DISPLACED PERSON, THE
GOLDEN HONEYMOON, THE
I'M A FOOL
MUSIC SCHOOL, THE
PAUL'S CASE
RAPPACCINI'S DAUGHTER
SOLDIER'S HOME
MAN THAT CORRUPTED HADLEYBURG, THE
PARKER ADDERSON, PHILOSOPHER
GRAPES OF WRATH, THE
JILTING OF GRANNY WEATHERALL, THE
OUR TOWN
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Lit. Animal Stories
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FROG ON HIS OWN
HARRY THE DIRTY DOG
LOST PIGEON
ANIMALS ARE DIFFERENT AND ALIKE (2nd Ed.)
HAPPY LITTLE HAMSTERS (3rd Ed.)
MAKE WAY FOR DUCKLINGS
MR. POPPER'S PENGUINS
NEVER CRY WOLF
PETUNIA
RASCAL
READING RAINBOW: HUMPHREY THE LOST WHALE: A
TRUE STORY
RUN, APALOOSA, RUN!
SEAL MORNING
SHILOH
WILD GEESE CALLING
YELLOWSTONE CUBS
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AMERICAN SHORT STORY
ASHLEY BRYAN: Poems & Folktales
MAN WHO WAS POE, THE
MEM FOX READS
NIGHT
RACHEL CARSON: VOICE FOR THE EARTH
ALIEN TALES
BEST OF WASHINGTON IRVING, THE
FIRE & ICE: LONDON'S TALE OF THE YUKON
TWAIN'S WORLD
MARK TWAIN: HOW I CAME INTO THE LITERARY
PROFESSION
MARK TWAIN'S A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING
ARTHUR'S COURT
CHANGING WORLD OF CHARLES DICKENS, THE
ERIC CARLE: PICTURE WRITER
ALL ABOUT THE BOOK: CHRISTOPHER PAUL CURTIS
ALL ABOUT THE BOOK: JEAN CRAIGHEAD GEORGE
ALL ABOUT THE BOOK: KATHERINE PATERSON
ALL ABOUT THE BOOK: LOUIS SACHAR
ALL ABOUT THE BOOK: NATALIE BABBIT
ALL ABOUT THE BOOK: PHYLLIS REYNOLDS
ALL MY SONS
TRUMPET VIDEO VISITS GARY PAULSEN
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Lit. Children's Stories
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ADVENTURES OF PETER COTTONTAIL AND HIS FRIENDS
OF THE GREEN FOREST
TELETALES
RAMONA
RIVER, THE
BEETHOVEN LIVES UPSTAIRS
BRIAN'S RETURN
BRIAN'S WINTER
BUB OR THE VERY BEST THING
CHARLOTTE'S WEB
ELEANOR/HATTIE AND THE WILD WAVES
FREAK THE MIGHTY
GREEK MYTHS
HATCHET
ISLAND BOY/MISS RUMPHIUS
RIVER, THE
SECRET GARDEN, THE
STELLALUNA
STUART LITTLE
TRUMPET OF THE SWAN, THE
WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE AND OTHER STORIES
WILD FOX
CORDUROY
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JACKET I WEAR IN THE SNOW, THE
JAMBERRY
LITTLE MOUSE, THE RED RIPE STRAWBERRY, AND THE
BIG HUNGRY BEAR, THE
ROSIE'S WALK
SNOWY DAY, THE
VERY HUNGRY CATERPILLAR, THE
WHOSE MOUSE ARE YOU?
ARTHUR'S TEACHER TROUBLE
CINDERELLA
KIDS CAN READ: MUD PUDDLE
KIDS CAN READ: SCARY POEMS FOR ROTTEN KIDS
KIDS CAN READ: THE PAPER BAG PRINCESS
KIDS CAN READ: THOMAS' SNOWSUIT
RUFF'S BONE
SILLY NOISY HOUSE, A
TORTOISE AND THE HARE, THE
IT'S THE PIED PIPER, CHARLIE BROWN
NUTTIEST NUTCRACKER, THE
BALTHAZAR THE LION
BEN AND ME
CASEY AT BAT
EAGLE AND THE MOON
GHOST IN THE SHED
HARRY COMES HOME
HOW THE BEAR LOST HIS TAIL
LITTLE RED HEN, THE
LYING
POKY LITTLE PUPPY, THE
TEDDY BEAR'S BALLOON TRIP, THE
TEDDY'S TOUR
WHITE SEAL
WINNIE THE POOH AND THE BLUSTERY DAY
WINNIE THE POOH AND THE HONEY TREE
ISLAND OF THE SKOG
ADVENTURES OF J. THADDEUS TOAD, THE
AESOP'S THE HARE AND THE TORTOISE
ALEXANDER AND THE CAR WITH A MISSING
HEADLIGHT/THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT/MOON
MAN
ALEXANDER AND THE TERRIBLE, HORRIBLE, NO GOOD,
VERY BAD DAY
AMAZING BONE, THE
ANDY AND THE LION
BEAR AND THE FLY, THE
BEN AND ME
BERENSTAIN BEARS AND THE MESSY ROOM/THE
TERRIBLE TERMITE
BERENSTAIN BEARS AND THE TRUTH/SAVE THE BEES
BERENSTAIN BEARS FORGET THEIR MANNERS/THE
WICKED WEASEL SPELL
BERENSTAIN BEARS GET IN A FIGHT/THE BIGPAW
PROBLEM
BERENSTAIN BEARS GET STAGE FRIGHT/GO BONKERS
OVER HONKERS
BERENSTAIN BEARS LEARN ABOUT STRANGERS/THE
DISAPPEARING HONEY
BERENSTAIN BEARS:NO GIRLS ALLOWED/THE MISSING
DINOSAUR BONE
BLUEBERRIES FOR SAL
BOB THE QUAIL/SAMMY'S REVENGE
BOBBY RETURNS TO THE FOREST/BOBBY RACCOON
FAILS
BUSTER PREPARES FOR WINTER/PETER HIBERNATES
CAPTIVE CHATTERER/TOM AND BOB THE QUAIL
CARE BEARS IN THE LAND WITHOUT FEELINGS, THE
CASEY AT THE BAT
CAT IN THE HAT, THE
CAT'S MEOW, THE
CHANGES, CHANGES/CURIOUS GEORGE RIDES A
BIKE/LEOPOLD THE SEE-THROUGH CRUMBPICKER
CHARLOTTE'S WEB
CORDUROY
CRICKET IN TIMES SQUARE
CRICKET, TIGLET AND FRIENDS
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QUESTAR III
CURIOUS GEORGE
DANNY AND THE DINOSAUR
DANNY IN THE SNOW/PEACH TREE AND PETER
COTTONTAIL
DINOSAUR WHO WONDERED WHO HE WAS, THE/GILLY
THE SALAMANDER/ LADYBUG, LADYBUG WINTER IS
COMING
DOUGHNUTS, THE
DOVE, THE
DR. SEUSS: HORTON HATCHES THE EGG/IF I RAN THE
CIRCUS
DR. SEUSS ON THE LOOSE/LORAX, THE
DR. SEUSS: PONTOFFEL POCK, WHERE ARE YOU?
DR. SEUSS: THE CAT IN THE HAT GETS GRINCHED
DR. SEUSS: YERTLE THE TURTLE (and other stories)
EARTHDAY BIRTHDAY
ECO, YOU, AND SIMON TOO!
ELEPHANT'S CHILD, THE
FAERIES
FERDINAND THE BULL
GNOMES
GRANDPA FROG TRAVELS/DANNY'S ADVENTURE
GRANNY FOX AND REDDY/BUSTER THE HERO
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MOON
HAPPY PRINCE, THE
HERE COMES GARFIELD
HIGGLETY PIGGLETY POP
HOBBIT, THE
HOOBER-BLOOB HIGHWAY
HORTON HEARS A WHO
HOUND THAT THOUGHT HE WAS A RACCOON, THE
HUGE TRACKS IN THE FOREST/BUSTER THE BEAR
COMES TO THE GREEN FOREST
INCIDENT AT MOON LIGHT PARTY/SAMMY BLUEJAY IS
SMART
ISLAND OF THE SKOG
IT'S AN ADVENTURE, CHARLIE BROWN
JERRY'S NARROW ESCAPE/PETER LEARNS HIS LESSON
JIMINY CRICKET, P.S. (PROBLEM-SOLVER)
JOHNNY GROWS UP/JOHNNY BUILDS HIS HOME
JOHNNY'S ADVENTURES/UNCLE BILLY REGRETS
JOHNNY'S SECRET DOOR/REDDY FOX'S BIG BLUNDER
JOSEPHINE'S IMAGINATION
JOURNEY TO A STAR:SCIENCE FANTASY/A BOYS
JOURNEY THROUGH A DAY/BIKE SUPER STARS
JUNGLE BOOK, THE
JUNGLE BOOK, THE: THE WHITE SEAL
LEGEND OF JOHN HENRY, THE
LEGEND OF JOHNNY APPLESEED, THE
LEGEND OF PAUL BUNYON, THE
LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE, THE
LITTLE MERMAID, THE
LONG LEG THE HERON/IMPORTANCE OF PADDY'S DAM,
THE
LORD OF THE RINGS, THE
LOST IN THE GREEN FOREST/CHATTERER SQUIRREL
MADELINE
MADELINE AND THE BAD HAT
MAGIC OF POMME, THE
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: UNDER CONSTRUCTION
MAGIC WELL, THE/MERMAID PRINCESS, THE/CAPTAIN
BEETLE GOES TO SEA/PLAYING SAFE IN ANIMAL
TOWN
MIKE MULLIGAN AND HIS STEAM SHOVEL
MILLIONS OF CATS
MISS NELSON HAS A FIELD DAY
MISS NELSON IS MISSING
MOLE AND THE CHEWING GUM, THE
MOLE IN THE DESERT, THE
MOLE IN THE TOWN, THE
MONSTER OF POPLAR HILL, THE/MISCHIEVOUS
CHATTERER
MOUSE ON THE MOTORCYCLE, THE
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MR.CONDOR COMES TO THE FOREST/CONDOR'S
SECRET
NAPPING HOUSE, THE
NEVERENDING STORY, THE
NEW ZEBRA IN TOWN/DURANGO DAREDEVIL STRIKES
AGAIN, THE/ TAFFY'S IMAGINATION/GREAT
PIGGYBANK RAID, THE
OLIVER TWIST
PADDINGTON BEAR-VOLUME I
PADDINGTON BEAR-VOLUME II
PADDINGTON BEAR-VOLUME III
PADDINGTON BEAR-VOLUME IV
PADDY BEAVER COMES TO THE GREEN
FOREST/TROUBLESOME FOUR, THE
PADDY BUILDS A DREAM HOUSE/TEACHING OLD MR.
TOAD A LESSON
PANAMA
PAUL BUNYAN
PEEP AND THE BIG WIDE WORLD: EPISODE I
PEEP AND THE BIG WIDE WORLD: EPISODE II
PEEP AND THE BIG WIDE WORLD: EPISODE III
BILL COSBY'S PICTUREPAGES-VOLUME I
BILL COSBY'S PICTUREPAGES-VOLUME II
BILL COSBY'S PICTUREPAGES-VOLUME IV
PRINCE AND THE PAUPER, THE
PUFF, THE MAGIC DRAGON
RAINBOWS AND FROGS
RAMONA: GOODBYE, HELLO
RAMONA: GREAT HAIR ARGUMENT, THE
RAMONA: MYSTERY MEAL
RAMONA: NEW PAJAMAS
RAMONA: RAINY SUNDAY
RAMONA: RAMONA THE PATIENT
RAMONA: RAMONA'S BAD DAY
RAMONA: SIBLINGITIS
RAMONA: SQUEAKERFOOT
RAMONA: THE PERFECT DAY
REALLY ROSIE
RED BALLOON, THE
RED CARPET, THE/WHISTLE FOR WILLIE/CHARLIE NEEDS
A CLOAK
REDDY FOX AND THE SHEEP/GRANNY FOX AND
COYOTE
REDDY FOX KEEPS HOUSE/COYOTE IS THE SMARTEST
ONE IN THE FOREST
REMARKABLE ROCKET, THE
RIKKI-TIKKI-TAVI
ROSIE'S WALK/MIKE MULLIGAN AND HIS STEAM
SHOVEL/FOOLISH FROG
RUB A DUB DUB
SAGA OF WINDWAGON SMITH, THE
SAMMY KEEPS EVERYBODY AWAKE/BIG COMMOTION IN
THE FOREST, THE
SECRET OF N.I.M.H., THE
SILVER COW, THE
SNOWMAN, THE
SNOWY DAY, THE
SPRING COMES TO THE GREEN FOREST/PETER
CHANGES HIS NAME
STEADFAST TIN SOLDIER, THE
STONE SOUP
STORY ABOUT PING/HAROLD'S FAIRY TALE/BEAST OF
MONSIEUR RACINE, THE
STORY OF MRS. QUACK, THE/SEARCH FOR MR.
QUACK, THE
STRAW HAT MONSTER, THE/PETER COTTONTAIL'S
THORNY ESCAPE
STREGA NONNA
TASHA AND THE MAGIC BUBBLE
TAWNY SCRAWNY LION/POKY LITTLE PUPPY/NEATOS
AND THE LITTER BUGS/RED HEN/TALEB AND HIS
LAMB/WHAT IS NOTHING
BIANCHINETTA/SORCERER'S BOY, THE/HALF CHICK/THE
SQUIRE'S BRIDE
CALIPH STORK/FIDDY WOW WOW/PAKA'A
CHARMED RING, THE/WILLOW TREE, THE/STAN
BOLOVAN
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Catalog
HANSEL AND GRETEL/SOONGOORA AND
SIMBA/BARGAIN, THE
CHENOO, THE/MOLLY O'MALLY/LONG NOSE
TENDER TALE OF CINDERELLA PENGUIN, THE
THERE'S A NIGHTMARE IN MY CLOSET
THREE LITTLE PIGS, THE
THREE ROBBERS/FIVE CHINESE BROTHERS/STREGA
NONNA
UGLY DUCKLING, THE
UNICORN, THE
VELVETEEN RABBIT, THE
WHO'S FOOTPRINT IS THAT?/JOHNNY'S HIBERNATION
WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY
WINNIE THE POOH AND A DAY FOR EEYORE
WINNIE THE POOH AND TIGGER TOO
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FREAKY FRIDAY
HOW TO BE A PERFECT PERSON IN JUST THREE DAYS
139
152
DEVIL AND DANIEL WEBSTER, THE
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
DR. ZHIVAGO-PT.I
DR. ZHIVAGO-PT.II
EURIPIDES: MEDEA
FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER, THE
FAREWELL TO ARMS, A
GIDEON'S TRUMPET
GOODBYE BOOK, THE
HORSE WITH THE FLYING TAIL, THE
HUNT, THE
I AM THE CHEESE
I WILL FIGHT NO MORE FOREVER
INCIDENT AT HAWK'S HILL
INCREDIBLE JOURNEY
ISLAND OF THE BLUE DOLPHINS
IVANHOE
KIDNAPPED
LADY, OR THE TIGER?, THE
LAST OF THE MOHICANS, THE
LION IN WINTER, THE
LITTLE PRINCESS, A PT.I
LITTLE PRINCESS, A PT.II
LITTLE WOMEN
LORD OF THE FLIES
LOTTERY, THE
MADAME BOVARY
MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, A
MAN IN THE IRON MASK, THE
MIGHTY PAWNS, THE
MIRACLE WORKER, THE
MY MOTHER THE WITCH
OF MICE AND MEN
PATTON-PT. I
PATTON-PT. II
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
PRINCE AND THE PAUPER, THE
PRIVATE LIFE OF HENRY VIII, THE
RAISIN IN THE SUN, A
RED BADGE OF COURAGE
SCARLET LETTER, THE-PT.I
SCARLET LETTER, THE-PT.II
SCARLET LETTER, THE-PT.III
SCARLET LETTER, THE-PT.IV
SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY, THE
SEPARATE PEACE, A
SHANE
SNOWBOUND
STONE BOY, THE
STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE, A
SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON
TALE OF TWO CITIES, A
THAT WAS THEN...THIS IS NOW
TREASURE ISLAND
TREASURE ISLAND
TUCK EVERLASTING
WAR OF THE WORLDS, THE
WEST SIDE STORY
WHITE ROSE, THE
YEARLING, THE
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Lit. Drama
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WATSONS GO TO BIRMINGHAM, THE-1963
ACROSS FIVE APRILS
BIRCHBARK HOUSE, THE
CHILDREN OF THE RIVER
CRUCIBLE, THE
DAY NO PIGS WOULD DIE, A
DOOR IN THE WALL, THE
ETHAN FROME
GIVER, THE
HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS
HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN
HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER'S STONE
HOLES
ODYSSEY, THE
OF MICE AND MEN
OUTSIDERS, THE
PINBALLS, THE
ROLL OF THUNDER, HEAR MY CRY
SARAH, PLAIN AND TALL
SLAKE'S LIMBO
TANGERINE
WHEN ZACHARY BEAVER CAME TO TOWN
TELL-TALE HEART, THE
SARAH, PLAIN AND TALL COLLECTION
GRAND ILLUSION
HIGH NOON
MOLLY'S PILGRIM
OUR TOWN
PYGMALION
MACBETH: THE SECRET'ST MAN (PART III)
MACBETH: THE THEMES OF MACBETH (PART II)
ROMEO AND JULIET
20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA
ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT
ANDERSONVILLE TRIAL
ANTIGONE
BILLY BUDD
BIRDS, THE
CALL IT COURAGE
CALL OF THE WILD
CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS
COUNT OF MONTE CARLO
CRUCIBLE, THE
DAUGHTERS OF THE DUST
DEATH OF A SALESMAN
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Lit. English
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HEDDA GABLER (Ibsen)
MATTER OF CONSCIENCE, A: HENRY VIII AND THOMAS
MORE
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QUESTAR III
Lit. Fairy Tales
Lit. General
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FAERIE TALE THEATRE
AMERICAN FAIRY TALES
ALADDEN AND HIS WONDERFUL LAMP
EMPEROR'S NEW CLOTHES, THE
FIR TREE, THE
FROG KING, THE
GREEN EGGS AND HAM
HOW THE ELEPHANT GOT HIS TRUNK
HOW THE WHALE GOT HIS THROAT
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
KING AND THE NIGHTINGALE, THE
LITTLE ENGINE THAT COULD, THE
MUSICIANS IN THE WOODS, THE
PUSS IN BOOTS
RAPUNZEL
RIKKI TIKKI TAVI
ROLLING RICE BALL, THE
RUMPELSTILTSKIN
SELFISH GIANT, THE
SHOEMAKER AND THE ELVES, THE
SLEEPING BEAUTY
TIKKI TIKKI TEMBO
WHAZZAT?
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
CINDERELLA
DANCING PRINCESSES, THE
GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS (2nd Ed.)
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD
NIGHTINGALE, THE
PRINCESS AND THE PEA, THE
PUSS IN BOOTS
SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS
TALE OF THE FROG PRINCE, THE
THREE BILLY GOATS GRUFF, THE/THREE LITTLE PIGS,
THE
THREE LITTLE PIGS, THE
THUMBELINA
TIKKI TIKKI TEMBO
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AMERICAN TALL TALE HEROES
ANDY AND THE LION
ANT AND THE GRASSHOPPER, THE
CRICKET IN TIMES SQUARE, THE
EAGLE AND THE MOON
FROG ON HIS OWN
GINGERBREAD MAN, THE
HANSEL AND GRETEL
HOOBER-BLOOB HIGHWAY, THE
HOW BEAVER STOLE FIRE
HOW THE FIRST LETTER WAS WRITTEN
LITTLE TOM THUMB
LOON'S NECKLACE
NATIVE AMERICAN MYTHS
OLD WOMAN AND HER PIG, THE
STRANGE STORY OF THE FROG WHO BECAME A
PRINCE, THE
WOLF AND THE SEVEN KIDS, THE
ROOM FOR HEROES
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DESTINATION: CASTLE
MONARCH NOTES
ANIMAL FARM, (PART I)
ANIMAL FARM, (PART II)
MAN, MONSTERS AND MYSTERIES
MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE AND ROME
ACORN PEOPLE, THE
ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD
GREEN EGGS AND HAM
ROMANTICISM: THE REVOLT OF THE SPIRIT
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21
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44
62
65
81
84
145
208
Lit. Humanities
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ROBERT FROST'S NEW ENGLAND
ANIMAL FARM
CAY, THE
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89
106
Lit. Mystery Stories
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CASE OF THE MISSING MYSTERY WRITER
FROM THE MIXED-UP FILES OF MRS. BASIL E.
FRANKWEILER
MONKEY'S PAW
WALKABOUT
WATCHER IN THE WOODS
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183
238
238
Lit. Novels
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OUTSIDERS, THE
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES-PT.I
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES-PT.II
DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, THE
ETHAN FROME
GLASS MENAGERIE, THE
GREAT GATSBY, THE
HAMLET-(PARTS III/IV)
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY
LES MISERABLES
MOBY DICK
SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES
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91
119
129
142
144
146
168
182
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219
Lit. Poets and Poetry
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AMERICAN POETRY: NINETEENTH CENTURY, THE
NEW KID ON THE BLOCK, THE
MAKING HAIKU
BITTER BERRY, THE
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22
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Lit. Science Fiction
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WRINKLE IN TIME, A
ALL THE TROUBLES OF THE WORLD/RESCUE PARTY
FAHRENHEIT 451
ZERO HOUR
13
84
133
212
Catalog
Math Arithmetic
Lit. Shakespeare
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JULIUS CAESAR
ROMEO AND JULIET
MACBETH
SHAKESPEARE
MACBETH
OTHELLO
TAMING OF THE SHREW, THE
TEMPEST, THE
HAMLET
HAMLET
HAMLET-(PARTS I/II)
IN SEARCH OF SHAKESPEARE
MACBETH
OTHELLO (1995)
RICHARD III
ROMEO AND JULIET
ROMEO AND JULIET
SHAKESPEARE: A MIRROR TO MAN
SHAKESPEARE OF STRATFORD AND LONDON
UNDERSTANDING SHAKESPEARE: HAMLET
UNDERSTANDING SHAKESPEARE: MACBETH
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: A LIFE OF DRAMA
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41
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146
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171
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Lit. Short Story
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BROWN WOLF
MOCKINGBIRD, THE
RANSOM OF RED CHIEF
SNOWBOUND
OCCURENCE AT OWL CREEK BRIDGE, AN
PIT AND THE PENDULUM, THE
SUMMER'S END
UNDERSTANDING THE SHORT STORY:VOLUME I
UNDERSTANDING THE SHORT STORY:VOLUME II
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64
66
68
71
160
189
197
224
234
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Literature: American Heroes & Legends
JOHNNY APPLESEED
11
Literature Literary Classics
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BEOWULF
CANTERBURY TALES I, THE
CANTERBURY TALES II, THE
DON QUIXOTE
MOBY DICK
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105
105
121
182
Math Algebra
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ALGE-BLASTER 3
PRE-ALGEBRA
14
200
COUNT IT OUT
MATH FOR BEGINNERS: ADDITION (3rd Ed)
MATH FOR BEGINNERS: MULTIPLICATION (3RD ED)
MATH READINESS: THIS ONE WITH THAT ONE
MATH READINESS: UP, DOWN, ALL AROUND
MATH READINESS: WHICH GO TOGETHER
OLD WOMAN IN A SHOE (REV)
ADDITION FOR BEGINNERS/MULT. FOR BEGINNERS/WE
USE THE NUMBER LINE/STORY OF MEASURING
TIME:HOURS, MIN.,SECONDS
MATH-ADD VENTURES OF THE TIME TAXI
MATH-CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE MATH KIND
50
63
63
63
63
63
66
81
175
176
Math Arithmetic Basic Operations
−
−
SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK: MULTIPLICATION ROCK
ACE-MATH FOR KIDS-1
ACE-MATH FOR KIDS-2
ACE-MATH FOR KIDS-3
ACE-MATH FOR KIDS-4
ALL ABOUT ANGLES
DECIMALS TO BE EXACT: PT.I
DECIMALS TO BE EXACT: PT.II
FRACTIONS AND ALL THEIR PARTS: PT.I
FRACTIONS AND ALL THEIR PARTS: PT.III
FRACTIONS AND THEIR PARTS: PT.II
WHAT ARE VARIABLES?
WHAT IS AREA?
WHICH WAY IS MINUS?
WORLD OF CIRCLES, THE
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81
81
81
83
118
118
138
138
138
240
240
242
246
Math Arithmetic Decimals
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DECIMALS: WHAT'S THE POINT?
DECIMALS-PT.I
DECIMALS-PT.II
DECIMALS-PT.III
DECIMALS
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204
204
204
225
Math Arithmetic Fractions
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MEETING FRACTIONS: EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS
CHILDREN'S ENCYCLOPEDIA MATH: ADDING WITH
FRACTIONS
CHILDREN'S ENCYCLOPEDIA MATH: SUBTRACTING
WITH FRACTIONS
MEETING FRACTIONS: BETWEEN RATIONAL NUMBERS
MEETING FRACTIONS: BETWEEN THE WHOLE NUMBERS
FRACTIONS FILM I
WE DISCOVER EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS
WE DISCOVER FRACTIONS
FRACTIONS
LIGHTS! CAMERA! FRACTIONS!
FRACTIONS-PT.I
FRACTIONS-PT.II
FRACTIONS-PT.III
FRACTIONS-PT.IV
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17
17
21
21
53
75
75
138
167
204
204
204
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QUESTAR III
Math Arithmetic Percentage
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PERCENTS
193
Math Computers
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BASIC COMMUNICATION SKILLS
COMPUTERS:THE FRIENDLY INVASION
COMPUTERS:THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER
BASIC PROGRAMMING
GRAPHICS
PROBLEM SOLVING
FIRST BYTE OF THE APPLE
ETHICS IN THE COMPUTER AGE
LIVING WITH CHANGE
LIVING WITH COMPUTERS
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113
113
113
113
113
113
129
170
170
Math General
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REAL LIFE MATH
CRUNCHER, THE
MASTERING MATH
MATH BLASTER 1
MATH BLASTER 2
MATH FINDER
MATH MUNCHERS
MATH WORKSHOP
MEETING FRACTIONS: COMPARING RATIONAL NUMBERS
SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK: MATH ROCK
TROGGLE TROUBLE MATH
FOR ALL PRACTICAL PURPOSES: INTRODUCTION TO
CONTEMPORARY MATHEMATICS
DISNEY'S COUNTDOWN
GHOST OF CAPTAIN PEALE, THE
MAKING CHANGE
MAKING CHANGE FOR A DOLLAR
MATH FOR CHILDREN: TELLING TIME
COMPUTER SCIENCE: (21) OVERVIEW/(22) RULES OF
THE GAME
COMPUTER SCIENCE: (23) COUNTING BY TWOS/(24)
CREATING A CODE
COMPUTER SCIENCE: (25) MOVING PICTURE SHOW/(26)
SUMMING UP
DONALD IN MATHMAGIC LAND
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE: (1) OVERVIEW/(2) STREET
SMARTS
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE: (3) TRAINS, PLANES, AND
CRITICAL PATHS/ (4) JUGGLING MACHINES
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE: (5) JUICY PROBLEMS
MATH FOR CHILDREN: ADDITION
MATH FOR CHILDREN: DECIMALS & PERCENTS
MATH FOR CHILDREN: DIVISION
MATH FOR CHILDREN: FRACTIONS
MATH FOR CHILDREN: GATHERING & GRAPHING DATA
MATH FOR CHILDREN: GEOMETRY
MATH FOR CHILDREN: MEASUREMENT
MATH FOR CHILDREN: MONEY
MATH FOR CHILDREN: MULTIPLICATION
MATH FOR CHILDREN: NUMBER SENSE
MATH FOR CHILDREN: SUBTRACTION
MATHEMATICAL INVESTIGATIONS:FLY ON THE
WALL/PROJECTIONS/IN PROPORTION/SCALE UP
MATHEMATICAL INVESTIGATIONS:FOLDS/THE RIGHT
SHAPE/DECIMALS FOREVER/HOW LIKELY
MATHEMATICAL INVESTIGATIONS:GET THE
FACTS/ROLLING/PATTERNS/ THE GRAPH
MATHEMATICAL INVESTIGATIONS:PASCAL'S
TRIANGLE-I/GEARS/ ARITHMETIC
PROGRESSIONS/SHUFFLES
MATHEMATICAL INVESTIGATIONS:PASCAL'S
TRIANGLE-II/MAZES/ GEOMETRIC
PROGRESSIONS/NUMBERS ARE CODES
MATHEMATICS: FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL-PT.II
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17
20
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21
21
21
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21
22
24
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51
55
62
62
79
MATHEMATICS: FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL-PT.III
MATHEMATICS: FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL-PT.I
MATHEMATICS:WITH MANIPULATIVES-BASE TEN
BLOCKS
MATHEMATICS:WITH MANIPULATIVES-COLOR TILES
MATHEMATICS:WITH MANIPULATIVES-GEO-BOARDS
MATHEMATICS:WITH MANIPULATIVES-PATTERN
BLOCKS
MATHEMATICS:WITH MANIPULATIVES-SIX MODELS
ON SIZE AND SHAPE: (16) OVERVIEW/(17) HOW BIG IS
TOO BIG
ON SIZE AND SHAPE: (18) IT GROWS AND GROWS/(19)
STAND-UP CONIC
ON SIZE AND SHAPE: (20) IT STARTED IN GREECE
BILL COSBY'S PICTUREPAGES-VOLUME III
SOCIAL CHOICE: (13) MORE EQUAL THAN OTHER/(14)
ZERO SUM GAMES
SOCIAL CHOICE: (15) PRISONER'S DILEMMA
SOCIAL CHOICES: (11) OVERVIEW/(12) THE IMPOSSIBLE
DREAM
STATISTICS: (10) CONFIDENT CONCLUSIONS
STATISTICS: (6) OVERVIEW/(7) BEHIND THE HEADLINES
STATISTICS: (8) PICTURE THIS/(9) PLACE YOUR BETS
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BIG AND SMALL
CALENDAR: DAYS, WEEKS, MONTHS, (2ND ED)
LET'S MEASURE: USING STANDARD UNITS
MEASURE FOR TREASURE
MEASURING
MEASURING UNITS: AN INTRODUCTION
TIME
WHAT TIME IS IT?
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60
63
63
63
74
76
Math Metric System
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113
113
121
174
METRIC SYSTEM, THE
LET'S MEASURE: USING CENTIMETERS, METERS AND
KILOMETERS
LET'S MEASURE: USING GRAMS AND KILOGRAMS
LET'S MEASURE: USING MILLIMETERS AND LITERS
MEASURE LENGTH THINK METRIC
MEASURE VOLUME THINK METRIC
MEASURE WEIGHT THINK METRIC
LET'S MEASURE:USING CENTIMETER, METERS &
KILOMETERS/USING GRAMS & KILOGRAMS/USING
MILLILITERS & LITERS/STANDARD UNITS
METRIC SERIES: MEASURE LENGTH/VOLUME/WEIGHT
INTRODUCING THE METRIC SYSTEM/WHAT IS THE
METRIC SYSTEM?
METRIC UNITS OF LENGTH/METRIC UNITS OF WEIGHT
METRIC UNITS OF VOLUME/PREFIXES
SYSTEM IS BASED ON 10, THE/IT'S ALL BASED ON THE
METER
USING THE METRIC SYSTEM EVERY DAY/WHAT DO WE
KNOW ABOUT THE METRIC SYSTEM?
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176
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176
176
176
176
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1
60
60
60
63
63
63
166
178
180
180
180
180
180
176
176
Math Problem Solving
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176
176
176
CHALLENGE OF THE UNKNOWN
OUTCOMES:How Do I Get There?/MANAGEMENT:What
Do I Do Next?/ ESTIMATION:Am I
Close?/ARGUMENT:Am I Right?
SITUATION:Where Am I?/INFORMATION:What Do I
Know?/ RESTATEMENT:How Do I See It?
1
107
107
Catalog
P
MATHEMATICS
SOLVE IT
ESTIMATION/MENTAL COMPUTATION/RATIO/PROBLEM
SOLVING
FRACTIONS/ESTIMATION/PROBLEM
SOLVING:GUESS-CHECK-REVISE
GEOMETRY/ESTIMATION/PROBLEM
SOLVING/STATISTICS:SAMPLING
GEOMETRY/PROBLEM
SOLVING/RATION-PROPORTION-PERCENT
MEASUREMENT/STATISTICS/FRACTION/DECIMAL(
3
138
141
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16
115
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AMERICAN POPULAR MUSIC IN THE 20TH CENTU
AMERICAN POPULAR MUSIC IN THE 20TH
CENTURY:VOL.2
AMERICAN POPULAR MUSIC IN THE 20TH
CENTURY:VOL.1
AMERICAN ROOTS MUSIC: WHEN FIRST UNTO THIS
COUNTRY-Episode 1
AMERICAN ROOTS MUSIC:ALL MY CHILDREN OF THE
SUN-Episode 4
AMERICAN ROOTS MUSIC:THE TIMES THEY ARE A
CHANGIN'
AMERICAN ROOTS MUSIC:THIS LAND WAS MADE FOR
YOU AND ME-Episode 2
79
86
86
86
86
86
87
118
Music Instrumental
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118
121
123
139
139
146
179
179
179
179
180
183
184
194
222
222
222
222
232
MICROSOFT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
CHILD'S INTRODUCTION TO MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, A
CONCERT PERCUSSION-A PERFORMERS GUIDE-Volume I
CONCERT PERCUSSION-A PERFORMERS GUIDE-Volume II
DISCOVERING THE ORCHESTRA:BRASS
DISCOVERING THE ORCHESTRA:ORCHESTRA
DISCOVERING THE ORCHESTRA:PERCUSSION
DISCOVERING THE ORCHESTRA:STRINGS
DISCOVERING THE ORCHESTRA:WOODWINDS
TRUMPET-ALLEN VIZZUTTI
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21
46
50
58
74
84
95
103
125
127
143
160
161
161
161
162
165
171
172
184
21
108
113
113
120
120
120
121
121
222
Music Opera
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TOSCA
Music General
MOZART: THE "DISSONANT" QUARTET
BLACK MUSIC IN AMERICA: FROM THEN TILL NOW
CRASH, BANG, BOOM
I KNOW AN OLD LADY WHO SWALLOWED A FLY
TOOT, WHISTLE, PLUNK AND BOOM
ALL-STAR SWING FESTIVAL
BEATLES LIVE, THE
BRITISH ROCK: THE FIRST WAVE
EARTH, WIND AND FIRE IN CONCERT
ELVIS ON TOUR
GRAND CANYON
JAMES BROWN:LIVE IN CONCERT
JASCHA HEIFETZ
JAZZ IN AMERICA
JIMI HENDRIX
JOSEF GINGOLD: MASTER CLASS
LEONID KOGAN: INTERPRETATIONS
LOUIS ARMSTRONG CHICAGO STYLE
MAGIC AND MUSIC
MOZART: SINFONIA CONCERTANTE
Music History
141
Music Education
STEPS TO EXCELLENCE
APPLE PIE MUSIC
CONTEMPORARY PIANO-RICHARD TEE
DAVE SAMUELS:MALLET KEYBOARD
MUSICIANSHIP:STEPS TO EXCELLENCE-VOLUME II
DAVE SAMUELS:MALLET KEYBOARD
MUSICIANSHIP:STEPS TO EXCELLENCE-VOLUME I
DOMINIC SPERA ON JAZZ
DRUM SET, THE: A Musical Approach
FRED SANFORD-MARCHING PERCUSSION SERIES-Volume
I
FRED SANFORD MARCHING PERCUSSION
SERIES-VOLUME 2
HARVEY PHILLIPS ON TUBA
MEET THE MUSICIANS: BACH
MEET THE MUSICIANS: BEETHOVEN
MEET THE MUSICIANS: GERSHWIN
MEET THE MUSICIANS: JOPLIN
MEET THE MUSICIANS: MOZART
MODERN ELECTRIC BASS-JACO PASTORIUS
MUSICAL DRUMMER, THE-LOUIE BELLSON
PETER TCHAIKOVSKY STORY, THE
VIDEO FLUTE CLINIC: JAMES WALKER
VIDEO HORN CLINIC: L.WILLIAM KUYPER
VIDEO SAXOPHONE CLINIC-DR. EUGENE ROUSSEAU
VIDEO TROMBONE CLINIC DONALD KNAUB
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208
216
219
219
246
129
Music, Classical
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: BALANCE/STRUCTURES
PETER AND THE WOLF
ROCK AND ROLL: THE EARLY DAYS
SHARON, LOIS AND BRAM: LIVE IN YOUR LIVING ROOM
SOUNDS OF MOTOWN, THE
WORLD IS BORN, A
41
Music Vocal
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CREATIVE REHEARSAL TECHNIQUES IN TODAY'S
CHORAL CLASSROOM: RUSSELL ROBINSON
VIDEO MASTERS CLASSES:POSITIVE MOTIVATION FOR
THE CHORAL REHEARSAL
VIDEO MASTERS CLASSES:TUNING THE CHOIR
116
237
237
Painting
WATERCOLOR: BASIC PRINCIPLES
69
238
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QUESTAR III
P.E. Fitness
Poetry
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FIT TO BE YOU: HEART-LUNGS
FIT TO BE YOU: MUSCLES
FIT TO BE YOU: FLEXIBILITY AND BODY COMPOSITION
FITNESS FUN WITH GOOFY
FUNNYBONES: X.R.SEIZER'S CARNIVAL
EXTRAORDINAIRE
GETTING PHYSICALLY FIT
HOW TO ATTAIN BASIC PHYSICAL FITNESS, STRENGTH
AND ENDURANCE
HOW TO EXERCISE
HOW TO GET FIT
MEASURING UP
PHYSICAL FITNESS
PHYSICAL FITNESS AND GOOD HEALTH
WHAT IS FITNESS EXERCISE?
WHAT IS PHYSICAL FITNESS?
WHY BE PHYSICALLY FIT?
WHY EXERCISE?
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136
136
136
140
142
151
152
152
178
194
194
240
241
242
242
P.E. General
−
JOINTS LET YOU BEND
59
HAILSTONES AND HALIBUT BONES-PT.I
HAILSTONES AND HALIBUT BONES-PT.II
146
146
Psychol. Development
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CHILD DEVELOPMENT: FIVE TO EIGHT
108
Psychol. Educational
−
MIND, THE
ADDICTION
AGING
DEPRESSION
LANGUAGE
PAIN AND HEALING
SEARCH FOR THE MIND
THINKING
VIOLENT MIND
6
182
182
182
182
182
182
182
182
P.E. Recreation
−
Psychol. Social
−
PUT YOUR HANDS ON THE TOP OF YOUR HEAD!
ADIRONDACK HIKING EXPERIENCE, AN
SKIING THE WILDERNESS TRAIL
68
81
217
P.E. Sports
INFORMATION PROCESSING
58
−
Psychology General
−
ANCIENT GAMES, THE
LOUISVILLE SLUGGER: BASERUNNING/OUTFIELD
PLAY/CUTOFFS AND RELAYS
BASICALLY BASEBALL: (#1) HITTING (#2) FIELDING
BASICALLY BASEBALL: (#3) SPECIALTIES
LOUISVILLE SLUGGER: CATCHING/FIELDING AND
DOUBLE PLAY
FOOTBALL BLOCKING/FOOTBALL THE PASSING
GAME/HIDING THE FOOTBALL/FOOTBALL PASS
DEFENSE
FOOTBALL PUNT RETURNS/FOOTBALL DEFENSIVE LINE
PLAY/PASSER, THE/KICKING GAME, THE
LOUISVILLE SLUGGER: HITTING/PITCHING
IDITAROD: THE LAST GREAT RACE ON EARTH
SPORTS FOR LIFE/CURB BETWEEN US, THE/ARK
TRACK EVENTS AND RUNNING
44
94
95
95
106
137
137
150
154
221
232
DEVELOPMENT
LEARNING
METHODOLOGY: THE PSYCHOLOGIST AND THE
EXPERIMENTER
PERSONALITY
SENSORY WORLD, THE
I AM THE CHEESE
METHODOLOGY: THE PSYCHOLOGIST & THE
EXPERIMENT
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54
60
63
67
69
70
154
180
Readiness Alphabet
−
Photography
EXPLORING PHOTOGRAPHY:ACTION
EXPLORING PHOTOGRAPHY:COMPOSITION
EXPLORING PHOTOGRAPHY:LANGUAGE OF LIGHT, THE
EXPLORING PHOTOGRAPHY: THE WAY I SEE IT
EXPLORING PHOTOGRAPHY:BASIC PICTURE-TAKING
TECHNIQUES
EXPLORING PHOTOGRAPHY:IMAGINATIVE USE OF
FILTERS
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131
ALPHABET DRAGON
DISNEY'S ANIMATED ALPHABET
ALPHABET DRAGON, THE
ALPHABET OF ANIMALS, AN (2nd Ed.)
ALPHABET OF BIRDS, AN (2nd Ed.)
SHOUT IT OUT ALPHABET
43
43
43
51
84
84
84
121
216
Catalog
Religion & Philosophy General
Readiness Directionality
−
−
DIRECTIONS: UP, DOWN, ALL AROUND
GET IT RIGHT: FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS WITH GOOFY
120
142
Readiness Discovery Learning
−
IF YOU GIVE A MOOSE A COOKIE
13
GALILEO: THE CHALLENGE OF REASON
BEYOND THE VEIL: BORN AGAIN MUSLIMS, THE
BEYOND THE VEIL: HOLY WARRIORS, THE
RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD: AFRICAN AND
AFRICAN-AMERICAN RELIGIONS
RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD: BUDDHISM
RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD: CONFUCIANISM & TAOISM
RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD: HINDUISM
RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD: JUDAISM
RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD: SHINTO
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99
205
205
205
205
205
205
Safety Bicycle
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Readiness General
−
LOOK ABOUT YOU
30
BE SAFE MY FRIEND
BICYCLE SAFELY
GENERAL BICYCLE SAFETY
I'M NO FOOL ON WHEELS
I'M NO FOOL WITH A BICYCLE
KIDS FOR SAFETY: BICYCLE SAFETY
45
99
140
155
155
164
Readiness Integration
−
SAFETY BUS
−
PARTNERSHIP AMONG PLANTS AND ANIMALS
66
Readiness Matching
−
PAIR OF SOCKS, A
14
Readiness Rhyming
47
104
210
220
233
235
Safety Child Molestation / Abuse
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RHYMING DICTIONARY OF BOATS
RHYMING DICTIONARY OF PLANES
RHYMING DICTIONARY OF TRUCKS
BUS DRIVERS' HELPERS
BUSTER AND THE BOOSTERS
SAFE CROSSING:AN EGG-CELLENT IDEA
SPECIAL PLANNING FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE:PREPARE TO
EVACUATE
TROUBLE SPOTS
UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS FOR THE SPECIAL NEEDS
BUS
−
69
69
69
Readiness Rhythm
−
CHILD MOLESTATION: A CRIME AGAINST CHILDREN
CHILDREN IN PERIL
BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY II
BREAKING THE CYCLES OF VIOLENCE
CHILD MOLESTATION: BREAKING THE SILENCE
CRITTER JITTERS
WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME?
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48
74
97
103
108
117
241
Safety Driver Education
−
JUMP, FROG, JUMP
13
Readiness Time
−
TICK TOCK: ALL ABOUT THE CLOCK
231
Readiness Words
−
READER RABBIT 2
22
Religion General
−
BUDDHIST WORLD, THE
46
69
CAR CARE FOR SAFETY
SMITH SYSTEM, "YOUR CUSHION" FOR SAFETY
ABC OF GAS TURBINE/ABC OF THE AUTOMOBILE
ENGINE/ABC OF THE AUTOMOBILE CHASSIS/MAKE
TOMORROW HAPPEN
ARE YOU READING ME?
ASK ANY DUMMY: SEAT BELTS MAKE SENSE!
AUTO MAINTENANCE MADE EASY
BREAKING THE ACCIDENT CHAIN OF EVENTS
CAR CARE, AUTOMOTIVE FIRST AID & SAFETY
CITY DRIVING TACTICS (2nd Ed.)
DEFENSIVE DRIVING TACTICS (3rd Ed.)
DRIVER AWARENESS
DRIVER TRAINING: CONTROLLING AUTO SKIDS
DRIVING IN BAD WEATHER
DRIVING TASK, THE
EMERGENCY DRIVING PROCEDURES/ABC OF THE DIESEL
ENGINE/SIGNS AND LINES/OUR AMERICAN
CROSSROADS
FINAL FACTOR, THE
FREEWAY DRIVING
29
71
80
91
93
93
103
105
109
118
123
123
123
123
123
124
127
135
139
PAGE 293
QUESTAR III
FUNCTIONS OF LUBRICATION THAT ENGINES MAY
LIVE/EFFICIENT COOLING SYSTEMS/CLEAN FUEL/AIR
THAT ENGINES MAY LIVE
HABIT DEFENSE: COVERING THE BRAKE
HEAVENLY DEBATE
HIGHWAY DRIVING TACTICS (3rd Ed.)
JUST ANOTHER FRIDAY NIGHT
MANAGING SPACE AND TIME FOR SAFE DRIVING
MATTER OF TIME, A
NATIONAL DRIVING TEST, THE
NIGHT DRIVING
REACH OUT
RIGHT-OF-WAY
ROAD RAGE AND AGGRESSIVE DRIVING: A VIEW FROM
THE DRIVER'S SEAT
ROOM TO LIVE
RUNNING ON EMPTY-THE FUEL ECONOMY
CHALLENGE/ENERGY-THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE
SAFE DRIVING PRINCIPLES
SEMI-CONSCIOUS: DRIVING IN THE REAL WORLD
DRIVING:PT.III
DRIVING:PT.II
DRIVING:PT.I
SHARING THE ROAD WITH BIG TRUCKS
SIGNS AND SIGNALS
SMOKY JOE'S HIGHRIDE
UNTIL I GET CAUGHT
USING YOUR EYES EFFECTIVELY
VISUAL PERCEPTIONS IN DRIVING:EYE HABITS AND
IDENTIFICATION
WORK ZONE SAFETY
Safety Home and Community
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145
147
148
162
174
177
185
188
203
207
207
208
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56
147
147
151
181
181
190
238
Safety Playground and School
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210
214
215
215
215
216
216
218
235
236
238
244
Safety Fire
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FIRE PREVENTION IN THE HOME
FIRE SAFETY IS YOUR DEPARTMENT
FIRE SAFETY WITH HARV AND MARV (2ND ED)
I'M NO FOOL WITH FIRE
IN CASE OF FIRE
SMOKEY AND HIS FRIENDS
SMOKEY AND THE LITTLE BOY
SMOKEY THE BEAR
SMOKEY'S STORY
FIRE: CONCEPTS AND BEHAVIOR
DONALD'S FIRE DRILL
DONALD'S FIRE SURVIVAL PLAN
DON'T GET BURNED
FIRE SAFETY FOR KIDS
I'M NO FOOL WITH FIRE-(Revised)
LEARN NOT TO BURN
LEARN NOT TO BURN-WHEREVER YOU ARE
PLAYING WITH FIRE
TWO STEPS TO SURVIVAL/GET LOW AND GET OUT
HALLOWEEN SAFETY
HALLOWEEN SURPRISES
HEALTH FOR CHILDREN: SAFETY AWARENESS
HEALTH FOR CHILDREN: STAYING SAFE: STRANGERS,
CYBERSPACE AND MORE
HOME ALONE: YOU'RE IN CHARGE
MICKEY'S SAFETY CLUB: STREET SAFE, STREET SMART
MICKEY'S SAFETY CLUB: WHAT TO DO AT HOME
ON YOUR OWN
WALK SAFELY
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53
53
58
58
71
71
71
71
119
121
121
122
136
155
165
165
198
233
PLAYGROUND SAFETY
PLAYGROUND SAFETY: AS SIMPLE AS ABC
PRIMARY SAFETY: SCHOOL & PLAYGROUND
SAFE AT SCHOOL: GETTING TO SCHOOL SAFELY
I'M NO FOOL WITH SAFETY AT SCHOOL
MICKEY'S SAFETY CLUB: PLAYGROUND FUN
POOH'S GREAT SCHOOL BUS ADVENTURE
SAFE AT SCHOOL: BLOOD, CHEMICALS, & OTHER
DANGERS
SAFE AT SCHOOL: DEVELOPING A CRISIS PLAN
SAFE AT SCHOOL: DRUG INTERVENTION STRATEGIES
SAFE AT SCHOOL: IMPROVING THE SCHOOL CLIMATE
SAFE AT SCHOOL: PREVENTING FIGHTS
SAFE AT SCHOOL: PROTECTING TEACHERS AND STAFF
SAFE AT SCHOOL: REACTING TO RUMORS AND
THREATS
SAFE AT SCHOOL: STOPPING TEASING AND
HARASSMENT
SAFE AT SCHOOL: WEAPONS AT SCHOOL
SCHOOL BUS AND GENERAL SAFETY
STAYING SAFE AROUND GUNS
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Safety Water
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I'M NO FOOL IN WATER (Revised)
LONGFELLOW'S WHALE TALES
WATER SAFETY: AN INTRODUCTION
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170
238
Sci. Phys. Water
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WATER AND WHAT IT DOES 2ND. ED.
75
Safety General
−
I'M NO FOOL WITH ELECTRICITY NEW EDITION
SAFETY: THE TRAFFIC JUNGLE
FUNNYBONES: SNOSSEL ROF YTEFAS
HOME SAFE HOME/BICYCLES ARE BEAUTIFUL
HOW TO HAVE AN ACCIDENT AT WORK
HOW TO HAVE AN ACCIDENT IN THE HOME
I'M NO FOOL AS A PEDESTRIAN
I'M NO FOOL HAVING FUN
I'M NO FOOL IN AN EMERGENCY
I'M NO FOOL IN UNSAFE PLACES
I'M NO FOOL WITH ELECTRICITY
TAKE CARE
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SCIENCE
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND MAN
212
Catalog
Science Discovery
−
SCIENTIFIC EYE, THE
TELL ME WHY
AMAZON TRAIL, THE
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SCIENCE
WHAT'S THE SECRET?
ATOCHA: QUEST FOR TREASURE
SCIENCE DISCOVERY MIDDLE SCHOOL
SCIENCE SLEUTHS: LEVEL I
BERMUDA TRIANGLE, THE
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE AIRPLANES MADE?
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE CARS MADE?
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE CHOCOLATE BARS
MADE?
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE COMBINES AND
CEREAL MADE?
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE COMPUTERS MADE?
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE JELLY BEANS MADE?
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE PENCILS AND TV
SHOWS MADE?
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE STEEL AND
WASHING MACHINES MADE?
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE TOY TRAINS MADE?
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW DOES CONSERVATION
WORK?
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW IS PAPER MADE?
DID YOU EVER WONDER:WHERE DOES COAL AND
ELECTRICITY COME FROM?
DISCOVERY/FAR SOUND, THE
JUST IMAGINE!:YOU'RE A BOAT CAPTAIN
JUST IMAGINE!:YOU'RE A COWBOY
JUST IMAGINE!:YOU'RE A FIREFIGHTER
JUST IMAGINE!:YOU'RE A HEAVY EQUIPMENT
OPERATOR
JUST IMAGINE!:YOU'RE A RACE CAR DRIVER
JUST IMAGINE!:YOU'RE A WILD ANIMAL TRAIN
JUST IMAGINE!:YOU'RE AN AIRPLANE PILOT
JUST IMAGINE!:YOU'RE AN ASTRONAUT
JUST IMAGINE!:YOU'RE AN ICE SKATER
JUST IMAGINE!:YOU'RE IN THE CIRCUS
SCIENCE AS INQUIRY IN ACTION
5
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96
119
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119
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162
162
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162
211
Science: Food Science
FOOD SCIENCE: KITCHEN MYSTERIES REVEALED
MULTICULTURAL FOODS 1
MULTICULTURAL FOODS 2
137
184
184
Science General
MOON, THE
SHELTERS AROUND YOU?
SUN, THE
WHALES
WHAT IS A DESERT?
CLASSIFYING LIVING THINGS
HABITATS
WHAT'S IN A SHADOW (FINDING DIRECTIONS)
WHY DO CATS HAVE WHISKERS?
EXPLORING SPACE:THE SUN AND IT'S ENERGY/BEYOND
OUR SOLAR SYSTEM/ARCTIC BORDERLANDS IN
WINTER/ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
EYE AND FACE PROTECTION IN THE CHEMICAL
LABORATORY/ TRANSITION INTO THE FUTURE
ENERGY ERA
FISH AND WATER IN THE BIOSPHERE/CONDUCTORS
AND NON-CONDUCTORS/EARTH AND THE MOON,
THE
HOW TO PREPARE A SCIENCE FAIR PROJECT
SECRETS OF SCIENCE: BRAIN POWER
SECRETS OF SCIENCE: EARTH'S EXTREMES
SECRETS OF SCIENCE: EXPLORING ENERGY
SECRETS OF SCIENCE: FROM THE BEGINNING
SECRETS OF SCIENCE: INTO OUTER SPACE
SECRETS OF SCIENCE: LIFE AROUND US
SECRETS OF SCIENCE: LIFE'S BUILDING BLOCKS
SECRETS OF SCIENCE: MYSTERIES OF MOTION AND
POWER
SECRETS OF SCIENCE: OF WHEELS AND WINGS
SECRETS OF SCIENCE: OUR SEA AND SKY
SECRETS OF SCIENCE: OUR SUN AND SOLAR SYSTEM
SECRETS OF SCIENCE: PLANET EARTH, OUR HOME
SECRETS OF SCIENCE: THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS
SOLAR SYSTEM/HOW WE GET INTO SPACE/SPACE
EXPLORATION
USING SIMPLE MACHINES
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56
76
77
132
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136
152
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Science History of Science
−
CREATION OF THE UNIVERSE, THE
DESTINATION: SCIENCE
DONALD AND THE WHEEL
SCIENCE ODYSSEY, A: BIGGER, BETTER, FASTER
SCIENCE ODYSSEY, A: IN SEARCH OF OURSELVES
SCIENCE ODYSSEY, A: MATTERS OF LIFE & DEATH
SCIENCE ODYSSEY, A: MYSTERIES OF THE UNIVERSE
SCIENCE ODYSSEY, A: ORIGINS
116
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121
212
212
212
212
212
Science Laboratory Techniques
−
−
SEARCH FOR SCIENCE
SCIENTIFIC EYE
LIVING BODY, THE
NOVA
HOW ANIMALS HIDE.
LEARN ABOUT COLLECTION, THE
SCIENCE HELPER
SUPERSTAR SCIENCE
BEARS' ALMANAC, THE
SEASONS: AUTUMN
SEASONS: SUMMER
SEASONS: WINTER
SHARKS
WHAT ANIMALS DO IN THE WINTER
WHAT IS A BIRD?
WHAT IS A FISH?
WHAT IS A MAMMAL?
WHAT IS AN AMPHIBIAN?
ANIMALS THAT BUILD THEIR HOMES: BEAVERS
ANIMALS THAT BUILD THEIR HOMES: WASPS
EARTHQUAKES
GOING TO THE MOON
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COMPOUND MICROSCOPE, THE/MICRO 70/WORLD OF
THE MICROSCOPE, THE
EXPERIMENTS WITH THE MICROSCOPE
MICROSCOPE, THE
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P
Science Life Science
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LIFE ON EARTH
LEARNING ALL ABOUT DISSECTION
LIFE CYCLES
STV: HABITATS
AMAZON, LAND OF THE FLOODED FOREST
5
20
37
40
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CLASSIFYING:JUGGLING SHAPES, SIZES, COLORS,
TEXTURES
COMMUNITIES OF LIVING THINGS
HOW LIVING THINGS ARE CLASSIFIED
AMPHIBIANS, THE
BEGINNING OF LIFE, THE
DINOSAURS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS, THE
FIRST FORESTS, THE
FROM REPTILES TO BIRDS
INFINITE VARIETY, THE
INVASION OF THE LAND
MAMMALS OF THE SEA
PRIMATES, THE
SEGMENTED INVERTEBRATES, THE
EARLY SEAS, THE
VICTORS OF THE DRY LAND
LIVING WATERS OF THE BIG CYPRESS
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: GETS EATEN
NATURE'S HALF ACRE
PHOTOSYNTHESIS: LIFE ENERGY
PROTOZOANS I: WATER CIRCUS
PROTOZOANS III: WONDER DOWN UNDER
PROTOZOANS II: IN THE EYE OF A NEEDLE
SECRETS OF THE UNDERWATER WORLD
Science Natural: Animals-African Animals
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AFRICAN WILDLIFE
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Science Natural General
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PLANET EARTH
WILDLIFE FOR TOMORROW
HABITAT AND DEPENDENCE
SEEDS ON THE MOVE
SPRING: NATURE'S SIGHTS AND SOUNDS
WORLD OF PLANT AND ANIMAL COMMUNITIES, THE
LIFE?
OUR MR. SUN
UNDERSTANDING SCIENCE: CLASSIFICATION OF LIVING
THINGS
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72
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166
191
235
Science Natural Glands & Hormones
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Science-Life Science-Biomes
BIOME'S: OUR EARTH'S MAJOR LIFE ZONES
BIOMES OF THE WORLD IN ACTION:CONIFEROUS
FORESTS
BIOMES OF THE WORLD IN ACTION:DECIDUOUS
FORESTS
BIOMES OF THE WORLD IN ACTION:DESERTS
BIOMES OF THE WORLD IN ACTION:FRESHWATER
ECOSYSTEMS
BIOMES OF THE WORLD IN ACTION:GRASSLANDS
BIOMES OF THE WORLD IN ACTION:MARINE
ECOSYSTEMS
BIOMES OF THE WORLD IN ACTION:RAINFOREST
BIOMES
BIOMES OF THE WORLD IN ACTION:TUNDRA
BODY ATLAS: GLANDS AND HORMONES
GLANDS AND YOUR BODY
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142
26
101
101
101
Science Natural-Horses
HORSE
151
101
101
Science Natural: Physiology: Human Life Cycle
101
101
101
HUMAN BODY FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT THE HUMAN
LIFE CYCLE
153
Science-Life Science-Ecosystems
ECOSYSTEMS FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT DESERTS AND
GRASSLANDS
ECOSYSTEMS FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT ECOSYSTEMS
ECOSYSTEMS FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT WATER
ECOSYSTEMS
UNDERSTANDING SCIENCE: ECOSYSTEMS
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234
SCIENCE PHYSICAL
Science Medical General
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−
−
BRIAN'S SONG
103
Science Medical History
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ALCOHOLISM:LIFE UNDER THE INFLUENCE
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ATOMIC THEORY AND CHEMISTRY
BY THE SEA/MOUNTAIN DAY/SPRING, SIX
INTERPRETATIONS
HOW LEVERS HELP US/HOW RAMPS HELP US/HOW
WEDGES HELP US/HOW WHEELS HELP US
MEASUREMENT READINESS:BIG AND SMALL/FAST AND
SLOW/HEAVY AND LIGHT/HOT AND COLD
45
105
151
178
Catalog
Science Physical-Mountains
Science Physical: Deserts
SEASONS IN THE DESERT
213
Science: Physical: Earth-History
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT EARTH'S
HISTORY
124
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT NATURAL
RESOURCES
124
Science Physical: Rocks & Minerals
38
ALL ABOUT ROCKS AND MINERALS
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT ROCKS &
MINERALS
26
124
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125
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125
136
136
172
Science Physical: Flight
PHYSICAL SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT FLIGHT
183
213
Science: Physical: Natural Resources
Science Physical: Earthquakes & Volcanoes
MOUNT ST. HELEN'S VOLCANO: FIRE AND LIFE
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT
EARTHQUAKES
VOLCANOES
EARTH, ENVIRONMENT, AND BEYOND:WHAT ARE
VOLCANOES?
EARTHQUAKES AND VOLCANOES (Rev.)
FIRE ON THE RIM: PREPARING FOR DISASTER
FIRE ON THE RIM: THE PREDICTION PROBLEM
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: BLOWS ITS TOP
MOUNTAIN
SEASONS IN THE MOUNTAINS
195
Science: Physical: Soil
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT SOIL
124
Science Physical: The Universe
BILL NYE: COMETS AND METEORS/EVOLUTION
EXPANDING UNIVERSE, THE: SEARCHING FOR OTHER
LIFE FORMS
EXPANDING UNIVERSE, THE: THE BIG BANG
EXPANDING UNIVERSE, THE: THE PLANETS
EXPANDING UNIVERSE, THE: THE SUN AND OTHER
STARS
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Science Physical: Food Chain
Science Physical Trees
−
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT FOOD CHAINS
90
MAPLE SYRUP: SMOKE & KETTLES
TREE
175
232
Science: Physical: Fossils
Science: Physical: Waves
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT FOSSILS
124
PHYSICAL SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT WAVES
195
Science: Physical Habitats
−
Science: Physical: Weathering & Erosion
HABITAT DIVERSITY
146
WEATHERING & EROSION
125
Science: Physical: Land Formations
Science Rainforest
−
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT LAND
FORMATIONS
124
Science Physical: Measurement
BILL NYE: MEASUREMENT/PATTERNS
99
AMAZON TRAIL II
ANIMALS OF THE RAINFOREST
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: IN THE RAINFOREST
PEOPLE OF THE RAINFOREST
PLANTS OF THE RAINFOREST
RAIN FOREST, THE
RAIN FOREST REMEDY
TROPICAL RAINFOREST
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Science Research
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FROM THE MIND OF MAN/RIVER MUST LIVE, THE/RIVAL
WORLD, THE
KEYHOLE OF ETERNITY, THE
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174
PENGUINS
ROBIN RED BREAST (2nd Ed.)
SEA GULLS, THE
TURKEYS IN THE WILD
WATER BIRDS
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212
233
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Sci.Nat. Animals Dinosaurs
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−
Science Scientific Method
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BIG SCIENCE IDEAS SYSTEMS
ELECTROPHILIC ADDITION REACTIONS, PT. I
ELECTROPHILIC ADDITION REACTIONS, PT. III
3-2-1 CLASSROOM CONTACT: SCIENTIFIC
INVESTIGATION
CRIMEBUSTERS
CLASSIFYING: JUGGLING SHAPES, SIZES, COLORS,
TEXTURES
LOOKING INTO THINGS (USING SCIENTIFIC
INSTRUMENTS)
OBSERVING AND DESCRIBING
SCIENCE AND SUPERSTITION (2ND ED.)
CRIMEBUSTERS
DRYING OUT
FOCUS ON SCIENCE
HERE IS TOMORROW/COAL-THE OTHER ENERGY
INVESTIGATION/TRIAL AND ERROR/EVIDENCE
PATTERNS/CONTEXT/ADAPTATION
PROBLEM SOLVING IN SCIENCE
SCIENCE PROJECTS FOR JR. HIGH
SCIENTIFIC METHOD AND MEASUREMENT
TELECONFERENCE: SENSES AND SENSITIVITY
TELECONFERENCE: SENSES AND SENSITIVITY
UNDERSTANDING SCIENCE: SCIENTIFIC PROBLEM
SOLVING
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DINOSAURS!
DINOSAURS
DINOSAURS-THE TERRIBLE LIZARDS/AGE OF MAMMALS,
THE
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT DINOSAURS
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-DINOSAURS/REPTILES
DINOSAUR:BIRTH OF A LEGEND: TALE OF AN EGG
DINOSAUR:GIANT BIRDS OF THE AIR: TALE OF A
FEATHER
DINOSAUR:THE FIRST CLUE: TALE OF A TOOTH
DINOSAUR:THE FOSSIL RUSH: TALE OF A BONE
LAND OF DINOSAURS
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: THE BUSASAURUS
REAL JURASSIC PARK, THE
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Sci.Nat. Animals Extinction
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ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT ENDANGERED
& EXTINCT ANIMALS
DUCKS UNDER SIEGE
GREED AND WILDLIFE:POACHING IN AMERICA
SURVIVORS FROM THE PAST: LIVING FOSSILS
WOLVES
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145
224
242
244
234
Sci.Nat. Animals Farm
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Sci.Nat. Animals Amphibians
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AMPHIBIANS: TOADS, FROGS AND SALAMANDERS
AMPHIBIANS
SALAMANDERS AND LIZARDS
TAD, THE FROG
AMPHIBIAN
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT AMPHIBIANS
DINOSAURS: PUZZLES FROM THE PAST
TADPOLES AND FROGS
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224
Sci.Nat. Animals Birds
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AUDUBON'S BIRDS
MULTIMEDIA BIRD BOOK, THE
WHAT IS A BIRD?
BIRDS
BIRDS: HOW WE IDENTIFY THEM
BIRDS IN WINTER (2nd Ed)
BUTTERFLY
CHICK, CHICK, CHICK
CHICK EMBRYO, THE: FROM PRIMITIVE STREAK TO
HATCHING
LOOKING AT BIRDS (REV.)
MIGRATION OF BIRDS
ROBIN REDBREAST
SEA GULLS, THE
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT BIRDS
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: MAMMALS/BIRDS
BIRDS THAT HUNT
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: BIRDS OF CORTEZ
COOTS, COOTS, EVERYWHERE
DUCK'S UNLIMITED'S VIDEOGUIDE TO WATERFOWL
AND GAME BIRDS
LEMMINGS AND ARCTIC BIRD LIFE, THE
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165
FARMYARD BABIES (Rev.)
MACDONALD'S FARM: ANIMALS GO TO SCHOOL
SUMMER ON THE FARM 2 ANIMALS
WINTER ON THE FARM
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52
171
223
243
Sci.Nat. Animals General
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−
LIFE SCIENCE FOR ELEMENTARY
HOW ANIMALS HIDE.
MITTEN, THE
ANIMAL SAFARI
ANIMALS!, THE
WORLD OF ANIMALS, A
ANIMALS OF AFRICA
BEAR COUNTRY
BEAVER VALLEY, IN
GILLY, THE SALAMANDER
GRAY SQUIRREL
AFRICA'S ANIMAL OASIS
ANIMAL LIFE SPANS
ANIMAL LIFE SPANS
ANIMALS AND THEIR FOODS/ANIMALS AND THEIR
HOMES/FARMYARD BABIES/ZOO BABIES/REPTILES
AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS
ANIMALS AT HOME IN THE DESERT
ANIMALS OF THE SOUTH AMERICAN JUNGLE
ARCTIC REGION AND IT'S POLAR BEARS
BIRDS, BABOONS AND OTHER ANIMALS
BUFFALO-MAJESTIC SYMBOL OF THE PLAINS, THE
CHAMPIONS OF WILDLIFE
CHIMPANZEE'S
ETERNAL ENEMIES: LIONS AND HYENAS
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Catalog
GREAT ANIMAL COVER-UP, THE:ANIMAL CAMOUFLAGE
INTRODUCTION TO DEVELOPMENT
KINGDOM OF ANIMALS: FROM SIMPLE TO
COMPLICATED
POLAR PROWL
PREDATORS AND PREY
ANIMALS AND ARACHINDS
BIRDS AND RODENTS
LIFE FORMS, ANIMALS AND ANIMAL ODDITIES
PREHISTORIC ANIMALS, REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS
TROPICAL KINGDOM OF BELIZE
UNLOVABLES, THE: WILD, WONDERFUL ANIMALS IN
THE WOODS
WILD ANIMALS ADAPT
WILD ANIMALS CATCH FISH
WILDLIFE FAMILIES
WILDLIFE MOTHERS
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Sci.Nat. Animals Habits and Behavior
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TRIALS OF LIFE
ANIMALS AND HOW THEY GROW
HOW WE CLASSIFY ANIMALS
AFRICAN WILDLIFE
ANIMAL LIFE IN A TIDEPOOL
AUSTRALIA'S IMPROBABLE ANIMALS
CREATURES OF THE NAMIB DESERT
LAND OF THE TIGER
LIONS OF THE AFRICAN NIGHT
POLAR BEAR ALERT
SAVE THE PANDA
ADAPTATIONS OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS
ANIMAL BABIES GROW UP
ANIMAL HOMES (2ND.ED.)
ANIMALS OF NORTH AMERICA (REV)
ANIMALS PROTECT THEMSELVES
CHEETAH
CORKY, THE CROW
ELEPHANT
FISH
GIRAFFE
HIBERNATION AND OTHER FORMS OF DORMANCY
HOPPY, THE BUNNY
LION
MISS GOODALL AND THE WILD CHIMPANZEES
SEGMENTATION: THE ANNELID WORMS
SINGLE-CELLED ANIMALS, THE: PROTOZOA
TUFFY, THE TURTLE
TWO LITTLE OWLS
TWO LITTLE RACCOONS
WE EXPLORE THE BEACH (2nd Ed.)
WHY ANIMALS LIVE WHERE THEY DO
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: GOING BATTY
AFRICAN LION AND HIS REALM, THE
ALL ABOUT BEARS
ANIMAL ANTICS: AUTUMN
ANIMAL ANTICS: SPRING
ANIMAL ANTICS: SUMMER
ANIMAL ANTICS: WINTER
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT ANIMAL LIFE
CYCLES
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT ANIMAL
ADAPTATIONS
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT ANIMAL NEEDS
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT ANIMAL
BEHAVIOR & COMMUNICATION
ANIMAL MIGRATION
ARRIVING
BEAR
BEAR COUNTRY
CATS: CARESSING THE TIGER
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CONTINUING THE LINE
COURTING
ELEPHANTS AND HIPPOS IN AFRICA
FIGHTING
FINDING FOOD
FINDING THE WAY
FRIENDS AND RIVALS
GROWING UP
HABITATS AND DEPENDENCE
HOMEMAKING
HUNTING AND ESCAPING
IN BEAVER VALLEY
ISLAND OF THE GIANT BEARS
LARGE ANIMALS OF THE ARCTIC
LIVING TOGETHER
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: HOPS HOME
MEETING BABY ANIMALS
MYSTERIES OF THE DEEP
NATURE'S STRANGEST CREATURES
ON NATURE'S TRAIL: FOOD FOR THOUGHT
ONE DAY AT TETON MARSH
PELICANS, PELICANS, PELICANS
PLAYFUL PANDAS
PREDATORS OF THE DESERT
READING RAINBOW: GREGORY, THE TERRIBLE EATER
REFLECTIONS ON ELEPHANTS
SAVE THE PANDA
SEAL ISLAND
STRANGE CREATURES OF THE NIGHT
SURVIVORS FROM THE PAST: LIVING FOSSILS
TALKING TO STRANGERS
WATCHING ANIMALS
WHERE DO ANIMALS GO IN THE WINTER?
WILD SURVIVORS: CAMOUFLAGE & MIMICRY
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Sci.Nat. Animals Insects
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BUGS
I'M A CATERPILLAR
CREEPY CRAWLIES
MULTIMEDIA BUG BOOK, THE
INSECTS AND HOW THEY GROW
ALL ABOUT ANIMALS: INSECTS
INSECTS: LITTLE GIANTS OF THE EARTH
METAMORPHOSIS OF A MONARCH BUTTERFLY, THE
(2nd Ed.)
ANTS: BACKYARD SCIENCE (REV.)
BUTTERFLY, THE (REV.)
HOUSEFLY, THE
INSECTS AND THEIR HOMES
JUMPY, THE GRASSHOPPER
POND ANIMALS
SPIDERS: BACKYARD SCIENCE
TERMITES: ARCHITECTS OF THE UNDERGROUND
UNSEEN WORLD: THE TIME BETWEEN (PART 11)
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT BUGS
ANTS: HUNTERS AND GARDENERS
BACKYARD BUGS
BENEFITS OF INSECTS, THE
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-INSECTS/GERMS
BUG CITY: ANTS
BUG CITY: AQUATIC INSECTS
BUG CITY: BEES
BUG CITY: BEETLES
BUG CITY: BUTTERFLIES & MOTHS
BUG CITY: CRICKETS, GRASSHOPPERS & FRIENDS
BUG CITY: FLIES & MOSQUITOES
BUG CITY: HOUSE & BACKYARD INSECTS
BUG CITY: LADYBUGS & FIREFLIES
BUG CITY: SPIDERS & SCORPIONS
FASCINATING WORLD OF BUTTERFLIES, THE
HABITATS
HIDDEN WORLD, THE
INSECTS:BODY STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION
INTRODUCING INSECTS
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LOST!!!!! DO NOT BOOK!!!!!!!!!
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: BUTTERFLIES
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: IN A BEEHIVE
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: SPINS A WEB
LIFE ON A SILKEN THREAD
READING RAINBOW: BUGS
SECRETS OF THE ANT AND INSECT WORLD
SECRETS OF THE BEE WORLD
SEEING THINGS
INSECTS
UNLOVABLES, THE: CREEPY, CRAWLY CREATURES IN
YOUR BACKYARD
"WHAT'S BUZZIN"
WONDERFUL WORLD OF THE BUTTERFLY, THE
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SEA ANIMALS ASHORE
SHARKS AND RAYS
FISH, SHELLFISH AND OTHER UNDERWATER LIFE
UNLOVABLES, THE: SCARY, SLITHERY CREATURES IN
THE WATER
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CARE OF PETS
PETS: A FIRST FILM
PETS: A FIRST FILM
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Sci.Nat. Animals Reptiles
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AUDUBON'S MAMMALS
MAMMALS: A MULTIMEDIA ENCYCLOPEDIA
SHARKS!
ZOOGUIDES: MAMMALS OF AFRICA
ZOOGUIDES: WHALES AND DOLPHINS
WHAT IS A MAMMAL?
WHALES
MAMMALS
MAMMALS (Revised)
MAMMALS WITH HOOFS
WHALES
ANIMAL CLASSES: MAMMALS
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT MAMMALS
FOSSILS: REPTILES AND MAMMALS
GIFT OF THE WHALES
GREAT WHALES, THE
IF DOLPHINS COULD TALK
INTRODUCING MAMMALS
KILLER WHALES: WOLVES OF THE SEA
MAMMALS
WHALES, DOLPHINS AND MAN
PORTRAIT OF A WHALE
RETURN OF THE GREAT WHALES
SHARKS
MAMMALS
VERTEBRATES, THE: FISH (Rev.)
WHALES
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ZOOGUIDES: WORLD OF REPTILES, THE
REPTILES REVISED -(VERTEBRATES)
ANIMAL CLASSES: REPTILES
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT REPTILES
FOSSILS: REPTILES AND MAMMALS
LEARNING ABOUT REPTILES
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ZOO, THE
AT HOME WITH ZOO ANIMALS
LOOK AT ZOOS
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HOW YOUR BODY WORKS
LIFE SCIENCE: THE FROG
HUMAN BODY, THE: SKELETON (2ND ED.)
SKELETON, THE
DISSECTION AND ANATOMY OF THE FROG, THE
INCREDIBLE MACHINE, THE
ME AND MY BODY
ANATOMY AND GENETICS
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Sci.Nat. Biology Cells
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COMMOTION IN THE OCEAN
UNDERSEA ADVENTURE
SEA CREATURES (2nd Ed.)
AQUARIUM
COME SEE THE DOLPHINS
CONCH SHELL
CORAL WORLD OF BERMUDA
ECHINODERMS: SEA STARS AND THEIR RELATIVES
(REV)
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT FISH
ARCTIC & ANTARCTIC
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: FISH/MARINE MAMMALS
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: CITIES IN THE SEA
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: ONCE UPON A MANTA
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: OTTER COAST
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: SEA OF WHALES
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: SEAL COUNTRY
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: HAMMERHEADS OF EL BAJO
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: LAST OF THE MANATEES
CHALLENGE OF THE SKIES: REALM OF THE WHITE
SHARK
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: REFUGE IN THE SEAS-KELP
FORESTS
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: SILENT SKIES-FLORIDA
EVERGLADES
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: TRIBES IN THE SEA-PT.II
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: TRIBES IN THE SEA-PT.I
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LEARNING ALL ABOUT CELLS & BIOLOGY
UNDERSTANDING CELLS
LIFE FROM LIFE
CELL, THE: A FUNCTIONING STRUCTURE (PART II)
CELL, THE: A FUNCTIONING STRUCTURE (PART I)
LEARNING ABOUT CELLS
MEIOSIS: SEX CELL FORMATIONS
UNSEEN WORLD: HOW SMALL IS SMALL? (PART 1)
BACTERIA
BLOOD:COMPOSITION AND FUNCTIONS
CELLebration
CELLS AND SYSTEMS
DISCOVERING THE CELL
DNA: LABORATORY OF LIFE
DOZEN EGGS, A (Time-Lapse Microscopy of Normal
Development)
HUMAN BODY FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT CELLS &
BODY SYSTEMS
INTRO. TO CELL STRUCTURE:EVOLUTION OF THE
CELL-PT.II
INTRO. TO CELL STRUCTURE:STRUCTURE OF THE
CELL-PT.I
LIFE STORY OF THE PARAMECIUM, THE (Rev.)
CELL DUPLICATION:GROWTH AND CHANGE
LIVING CELL, THE: AN INTRODUCTION
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Sci.Nat. Biology Ecology
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CAMOFLAGE IN NATURE: FORM, COLOR, PATTERN
MATCHING (2ND ED. REV.)
DROP OF WATER, A
E IS FOR ECOLOGY
FUN IN THE FOREST
LIFE IN A DROP OF WATER
ORIGIN OF LIFE, THE
POPULATION ECOLOGY
RECYCLING
RISE AND FALL OF THE GREAT LAKES
UNCLE SMILEY AND THE JUNKYARD PLAYGROUND
UNCLE SMILEY GOES PLANTING
WARM-BLOODED AND COLD-BLOODED ANIMALS
WE EXPLORE OCEAN LIFE
WE EXPLORE THE MARSH
WHAT ECOLOGISTS DO
WINTER COMES TO THE FOREST
WINTER IS AN ADVENTURE
CREATURE FEATURES
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TOPICS IN GENETICS: GENETIC ENGINEERING
CRACKING THE CODE OF LIFE
GENETICS: CHROMOSOMES AND GENES
GENETICS: FUNCTIONS OF DNA AND RNA
MITOSIS
SEXES, THE: WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE
3-2-1 CONTACT EXTRA: SECRETS OF THE CODE
GENETIC CHANCE, THE
ANATOMY AND GENETICS
THREAD OF LIFE, A
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MICROBES: BACTERIA AND FUNGI
BIRTH OF A BRAIN
HUMAN BODY, THE: SENSE ORGANS
ORIGIN OF LIFE, THE
SIMPLE ORGANISMS: BACTERIA (REV.)
ULTRASCIENCE: INTO THE MICROWORLD
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Sci.Nat. Biology Evolution
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EVOLUTION
EVOLUTION AND THE ORIGIN OF LIFE
GALAPAGOS, THE: DARWIN'S WORLD
THEORIES ON THE ORIGIN OF LIFE
DIVERSITY OF LIFE
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BODYWORKS 3.0
MY BODY
WHAT IS A FISH?
INCREDIBLE HUMAN MACHINE, THE
LIFE SCIENCE: MOLECULAR, AND PLANT AND ANIMAL
BIOLOGY
ANIMALS IN AUTUMN AND WINTER (2nd Ed)
AUTUMN COMES TO THE FOREST
AUTUMN IS AN ADVENTURE
ECHINODERMS: SEA STARS AND THEIR RELATIVES
(REV)
OUR WONDERFUL SENSES
TERRARIUM, THE: CLASSROOM SCIENCE
VIRUSES: WHAT THEY ARE AND HOW THEY WORK
WINNIE THE POOH DISCOVERS THE SEASONS
FIVE KINGDOM CLASSIFICATION, THE
HOW LIVING THINGS ARE STRUCTURED
HUMAN BODY, THE: ORGAN SYSTEMS WORKING
TOGETHER
HUMAN BODY, THE: ORGAN SYSTEMS WORKING
TOGETHER
HORMONES:MESSENGERS
WHAT TIME IS YOUR BODY?
UNDERSTANDING SCIENCE: ECOSYSTEMS
WHAT IS LIFE?
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SURPRISE GARDEN, THE
WORLD OF PLANTS, A
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
PLANT ADAPTATION
CARNIVOROUS PLANTS
FUNGI: THE ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
GET READY, GET SET, GROW
HOW FLOWERS MAKE SEEDS
HOW PLANTS HELP US
PLANT LIFE AT WORK
PLANTS AND ANIMALS DEPEND ON EACH OTHER
PLANTS ARE DIFFERENT AND ALIKE 2nd ED.
PLANTS THAT HAVE NO FLOWERS OR SEEDS
ROOTS OF PLANTS
SEEDS ON THE MOVE
SLIME MOLDS: PLANT, ANIMAL OR ?
WHY PLANTS GROW WHERE THEY DO
WONDERS IN A COUNTRY STREAM
BIOLOGY OF PLANTS: HOW PLANTS GET FOOD
BIOLOGY OF PLANTS: HOW PLANTS GROW
BIOLOGY OF PLANTS: HOW PLANTS LIVE IN DIFFERENT
PLACES
BIOLOGY OF PLANTS: HOW SEEDS GET HERE...AND
THERE
BIOLOGY OF PLANTS: PLANTS AND LIFE ON EARTH
BIOLOGY OF PLANTS: WHAT IS POLLINATION?
FOSSILS: PLANTS AND TETRAPODS
HAROLD AND HIS AMAZING GREEN PLANTS
HOW GREEN PLANTS MAKE AND USE FOOD (Rev.)
HOW PLANTS ARE USED
KINGDOM OF PLANTS: FROM SIMPLE TO COMPLICATED
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: GETS PLANTED
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: GOES TO SEED
GREEN MACHINE, THE
PLANT LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT CARING FOR
PLANTS
PLANT LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT PLANT
POLLINATION:FRUIT, FLOWERS & SEEDS
PLANT LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT PLANT &
ANIMAL INTERDEPENDENCY
ADAPTATION
STRUCTURE AND GROWTH
PLANT WORLD: PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND PLANT
RESPONSES
PLANT WORLD: PLANT REPRODUCTION
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PLANT WORLD: PLANT STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION
PLANT WORLD: THE WORLD OF PLANTS
SECRETS OF THE PLANT WORLD
WHAT DO SEEDS NEED TO SPROUT?
WHAT IS A FLOWER?
WHAT IS A LEAF?
WHAT IS A PLANT?
WHAT IS A SEED?
WONDER WORLD OF SCIENCE: WHAT'S INSIDE A SEED?
WONDER WORLD OF SCIENCE: WHY DOESN'T GRASS
GROW ON THE MOON?
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EGG BECOMES A CHICK, AN
WHAT'S IN AN EGG?
NEW LIFE, A
COMING TOGETHER
INTO THE WORLD
SHARES IN THE FUTURE
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EARTHWORM, THE: NATURE'S PLOWMAN
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GEOGRAPHY TUTOR: GLOBAL PROBLEMS AND
ISSUES-VOL.VI
GET BUSY: HOW KIDS CAN SAVE THE PLANET
HANDLE WITH CARE
HEALTH FOR CHILDREN: ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
ANATOMY OF A VOLCANO
OUR THREATENED HERITAGE
PEST CONTROL AND ENVIRONMENT/OUR
ENVIRONMENT: EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS/CHANGING
MAPLE COUNTRY
POISONOUS CURRENTS OF AIR AND SEA
RECYCLING
RECYCLING: IT'S EVERYBODY'S JOB
RECYCLING: THE ENDLESS CIRCLE
REDUCING, REUSING, AND
RECYCLING:ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS
RESTORING THE ENVIRONMENT
ROTTEN TRUTH, THE
SAVE THE EARTH
SEASONS IN THE PRAIRIES
SECOND NATURE
SHORELINE HABITATS
SOLID SOLUTIONS: RURAL AMERICA CONFRONTS THE
WASTE CRISIS
SPACESHIP EARTH: OUR GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT
SYMBIOSIS
WARMING WARNING: THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT
WEB OF LIFE: EXPLORING BIODIVERSITY
WETLAND HOMES
YELLOW HAT, THE
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Sci.Nat.-Physiol.-Heart and Circulation
BLOOD
BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS AND OTHER TRAVELING
GERMS
DROP OF BLOOD, A
MITOSIS AND MEIOSIS
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EARTH'S ENDANGERED ENVIRONMENTS
LEARNING ABOUT OUR ENVIRONMENT
MATERIAL WORLD
GTV: PLANETARY MANAGER
OUR ENVIRONMENT
REGARD FOR THE PLANET
HOW ANIMALS LIVE IN WINTER
SPRING BRINGS CHANGES
SPRING COMES TO THE FOREST
SPRING IS AN ADVENTURE
SPRING
SUMMER IS HERE (2ND ED)
UNCLE SMILEY GOES RECYCLING
UNCLE SMILEY GOES TO THE BEACH
UNCLE SMILEY GOES UP THE RIVER
3-2-1 CONTACT EXTRA: YOU CAN'T GROW HOME
AGAIN
AFTER THE WARMING: EPISODE ONE
AFTER THE WARMING: EPISODE TWO
ANCIENT FORESTS: RAGE OVER TREES
ARBOR DAY: PLANTING A TREE AT SCHOOL
BLACK TIDE: NIGHTMARE OF OIL SPILLS
CENTURY III-MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT
CHALLENGE OF SURVIVAL, THE: CHEMICALS
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: PEDDLING PARADISE
COMMON GROUND:FARMING AND WILDLIFE
EARTH TO KIDS:A GUIDE TO PRODUCTS FOR A
HEALTHY PLANET/BUY ME THAT! A KID'S SURVIVAL
GUIDE TO TV ADVERTISING
EARTH, ENVIRONMENT, AND BEYOND: POLLUTION
EVERLASTING FOREST, THE/TREES FOR TOMORROW/ON
A CLEAR DAY
FOREST HABITAT
FUNNYBONES: CLEANING UP
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THE HEART (2ND ED.)
STV: HUMAN BODY:VOLUME 1
BLOOD: COMPOSITION AND FUNCTION
BLOOD, THE (2ND ED.)
CIRCULATION AND THE HUMAN BODY
HEART, THE: ATTACK
HUMAN BODY, THE: CIRCULATORY SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
I AM JOE'S HEART
WORK OF THE HEART (2nd Ed.)
BODY ATLAS: HUMAN PUMP, THE
BODY HUMAN, THE:THE RED RIVER
HEART: AN INSIDE STORY/LUNGS: AN INSIDE STORY
HEMO THE MAGNIFICENT
HUMAN BODY FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT BLOOD & THE
HEART
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM, THE: LIFE UNDER PRESSURE
TWO HEARTS THAT BEAT AS ONE
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LIFE FROM LIFE
HUMAN BODY, THE: REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.10:CHILDHOOD (The 6 Month
Old)
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.11:CHILDHOOD (9 to 15
Month Old)
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.12:CHILDHOOD (15 to 18
Month Old)
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.1:PREGNANCY-1ST
TRIMESTER
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.2:PREGNANCY-2ND
TRIMESTER
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.3:PREGNANCY-3RD
TRIMESTER
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.4:PREGNANCY-38
WEEKS-LABOR
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.5:BIRTH (Using Anesthesia)
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.6:BIRTH (Prepared Childbirth &
C-Section)
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.7:THE NEWBORN BABY
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Old)
Old)
HEREDITY AND ENVIRONMENT
MR. FINLEY'S FEELINGS/BATHS AND BABIES/NEWBORN
MIRACLE OF LIFE, THE
RACE FOR THE DOUBLE HELIX, THE
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EYES AND EARS
NOW HEAR THIS
THIS IS YOU: YOU AND YOUR EARS
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Sci.Nat. Physiology Bones & Muscles
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YOUR BONES AND MUSCLES
YOUR BRAIN
MUSCLES: THEIR STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION/WORK OF
THE HEART (2ND ED.)
HUMAN BODY, THE: EXCRETORY SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
HUMAN BODY, THE: MUSCULAR SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
SKELTON, THE: OUR FANTASTIC FRAME WORK
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-BONES AND
MUSCLES/RESPIRATION
BODY ATLAS: MUSCLE AND BONE
BONES AND MUSCLES: A TEAM
HUMAN BODY FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT BONES &
MUSCLES
MOVING PARTS
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: FLEXES ITS MUSCLES
MUSCLE POWER
SKELETON
KIDNEY FUNCTIONS
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HUMAN BRAIN, THE(2ND ED.)/NERVOUS SYSTEM,
THE(3RD ED.)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-BRAIN/COMMUNICATION
BODY HUMAN, THE:THE VITAL CONNECTION
BRAIN, THE: MADNESS
BRAIN, THE: THE TWO BRAINS
BRAIN, THE: LEARNING AND MEMORY
GATEWAY TO THE MIND
HUMAN BODY FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT THE BRAIN
DECISION
OUR TALENTED BRAIN
PIECES OF MIND
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DIGESTIVE SYSTEM, THE(2ND ED.)/REGULATING BODY
TEMPERATURE (2ND ED.)
DIGESTION IN OUR BODIES
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM, THE (2ND ED.)
BODY ATLAS: FOOD MACHINE, THE
CHEMISTRY OF DIGESTION, THE
DIGESTION: FOOD TO ENERGY
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM, THE (2nd Ed.)
HUMAN DIGESTIVE SYSTEM, THE
I AM JOE'S STOMACH
UPPER DIGESTIVE TRACT, THE: EATING TO LIVE
LOWER DIGESTIVE TRACT, THE: BREAKDOWN
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: FOR LUNCH
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OUR WONDERFUL EYES AND THEIR CARE
EYES
EYES HAVE IT, THE
EYES AND EARS
THIS IS YOU: YOU AND YOUR EYES
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A.D.A.M. ESSENTIALS
BIOQUEST
HUMAN BODY, THE
ULTIMATE HUMAN BODY, THE
SKIN YOU LIVE IN,THE
TOMORROW HAPPENS TODAY
CELLS AND SYSTEMS
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM, THE(2ND ED.)/RESPIRATORY
SYSTEM, THE(2ND ED.)
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
HUMAN BODY, THE: NUTRITION AND METABOLISM
OUR WONDERFUL BODY: HOW ITS PARTS WORK
TOGETHER
OUR WONDERFUL BODY: HOW WE BREATHE
REGULATING BODY TEMPERATURE
WAYS TO FIND OUT
YOUR BODY AND ITS PARTS
3-2-1 CONTACT EXTRA: BOY UNDER THE ICE
ALL SYSTEMS GO
BEST OF 3-2-1 CONTACT:PT.I-SMELL AND
TASTE/PT.II-VISION
BEST OF 3-2-1 CONTACT: PT.III-HEARING/PT.IV-TOUCH
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: HUMAN BODY
BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS AND OTHER TRAVELING
GERMS
FOOD, ENERGY AND YOU
THINGS
ACCIDENT
AGING
DESIGN FOR LIVING
HOT AND COLD
INTERNAL DEFENSES
LANDSCAPES AND INTERIORS
SLEEP: DREAM VOYAGE
URINARY TRACT, THE: WATER!
MARVELS OF THE MIND
NATURE OF LIFE: CELLS, TISSUES AND ORGANS/THE
EYE:AN INSIDE STORY/BIONICS/SIMPLE
ORGANISMS:BACTERIA
NEW LIVING BODY: BLOOD
NEW LIVING BODY: BONES AND JOINTS
NEW LIVING BODY: BREATHING
NEW LIVING BODY: DIGESTION
NEW LIVING BODY: HOMEOSTASIS
NEW LIVING BODY: MUSCLES
NEW LIVING BODY: REPRODUCTION: DESIGNER BABIES
NEW LIVING BODY: SKIN
NEW LIVING BODY: THE BRAIN
NEW LIVING BODY: THE SENSES
OUR WONDERFUL BODY:HOW IT MOVES
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OUR WONDERFUL BODY:HOW ITS PARTS WORK
TOGETHER
SALT-THE ESSENCE OF LIFE
THIS IS YOU: THE LIVING MACHINE
THIS IS YOU: YOU THE HUMAN ANIMAL
VIRUS!
VITAMIN B/IRON-TIRED BLOOD
YOU IN THE FOOD WEB
Sci.Nat. Physiology Immune System
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COME SEE HOW WE FIGHT INFECTIONS
IMMUNE SYSTEM, THE: DOING IT'S PART
IMMUNE SYSTEM, THE: OUR INTERNAL DEFENDER
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LET'S LEARN TO PREDICT THE WEATHER
PIERROT AND LIGHTNING AND THE THUNDER
PIERROT AND RAIN AND SNOW
PIERROT AND THE RAINBOW
PIERROT AND THE SUN
PIERROT AND THE WIND
RAINSHOWER REV.
SNOW: A FIRST FILM
STORMS
STORMS THE RESTLESS ATMOSPHERE
CLOUDS AND PRECIPITATION
WEATHER FOR BEGINNERS
WEATHER SYSTEMS IN MOTION
WEATHER: WHAT'S THE WEATHER LIKE?
WEATHERMAN, THE: A COMMUNITY HELPER
WHAT MAKES CLOUDSREV.
WHAT MAKES THE WIND BLOW?REV.
CLIMATE PUZZLE, THE
FATE OF THE EARTH
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IMMUNE SYSTEM, THE
OUR IMMUNE SYSTEM
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THE(3RD ED.)
ASPECTS OF BEHAVIOR
HUMAN BODY, THE: NERVOUS SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
NERVOUS SYSTEM, THE (3RD ED.)
NERVES AT WORK
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Sci.Nat. Physiology Respiration
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ENDOCRINE SYSTEM, THE(2ND ED.)/RESPIRATORY
SYSTEM, THE(2ND ED.)
HUMAN BODY, THE: RESPIRATORY SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
LUNGS AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
LUNGS, THE: AN INSIDE STORY
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-BONES AND
MUSCLES/RESPIRATION
BREATH OF LIFE
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LEARNING ABOUT SCIENCE-LEARNING ABOUT
AIR/LIGHT/SOUND/ LIQUIDS, SOLIDS AND
GASES/WATER
LIGHTER THAN AIR
LIGHTER THAN AIR
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Sci.Phys. Archeology
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Sci.Nat. Physiology Skin
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−
SENSES, THE: SKIN DEEP
TOUCHY SUBJECT, A
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232
FOSSILS: EXPLORING THE PAST
HOW BIG WERE THE DINOSAURS?
RADIOACTIVE DATING
DIG, THE
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120
Sci.Nat. Senses
−
Sci.Phys. Astronomy
−
LEARNING WITH YOUR SENSES
BILL NYE: NTV TOP 11 COUNTDOWN/SMELL
HUMAN BODY FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT THE SENSES
MYSTERY OF THE SENSES: HEARING
MYSTERY OF THE SENSES: SMELL
MYSTERY OF THE SENSES: TASTE
MYSTERY OF THE SENSES: TOUCH
MYSTERY OF THE SENSES: VISION
SENSES: HOW WE KNOW
SMELL AND TELL
THIS IS YOU: YOU AND YOUR FIVE SENSES
THIS IS YOU: YOU AND YOUR SENSE OF SMELL AND
TASTE
THIS IS YOU: YOU AND YOUR SENSE OF TOUCH
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EARTH SCIENCE: ASTRONOMY AND THE SUN
COSMIC ZOOM
GRAVITY: HOW IT AFFECTS US
HOW WE KNOW THE EARTH MOVES (REV.)
OUR MR. SUN (PART I)
OUR MR. SUN (PART II)
SUN, EARTH, AND MOON
UNSEEN WORLD: OCEAN OF SPACE (PART III)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: THE SUN/THE PLANETS
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: OUT OF THIS WORLD
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Sci.Phys. Atmosphere
WORLD OF CHEMISTRY:OXIDATION AND
REDUCTION/METALS
−
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE: VOLUME I
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: ATMOSPHERE/FLIGHT
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-WAVES/WIND
OZONE: PROTECTING THE INVISIBLE SHIELD
WONDER WORLD OF SCIENCE: WHERE DO LOST
BALLOONS GO?
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99
100
192
244
Sci.Phys. Atomic and Nuclear Energy
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ATOM, THE: A CLOSER LOOK
EINSTEIN
NO ACT OF GOD
BUILDING BOMBS
NUCLEAR TRANSPLANTATION
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93
104
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Sci.Phys. Chemistry
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Sci.Phys. Earth Science General
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OUR EARTH
SCIENCE SLEUTHS INTERACTIVE
PLANET EARTH: THE FORCE WITHIN
SUN, THE
CHILDREN IN SPRING AND SUMMER
CLIMATES OF THE UNITED STATES (REV.)
CONTINENTAL DRIFT: THE THEORY OF PLATE
TECTONICS
CONTINENTS ADRIFT (REV.)
EARTH: MAN'S HOME
EARTH SCIENCE: EXPLORING PLANET EARTH
LANDS AND WATERS OF OUR EARTH
MINERALS AND ROCKS (2ND ED.)
SEASONS CHANGE
SHADOWS ON OUR TURNING EARTH (REV)
SUN FRIEND OR FOE
WATER CYCLE, THE
WATER: WHY IT IS WHAT IT IS
WHY DO WE STILL HAVE MOUNTAINS?
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-FOOD WEB/OCEAN LIFE
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: EARTH SCIENCE
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: EARTH'S CRUST/ROCKS &
SOIL
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: WETLANDS/RIVERS AND
STREAMS
EARTH: THE RESTLESS PLANET
EROSION AND WEATHERING
FIRE ON THE RIM: FIRE INTO GOLD
FIRE ON THE RIM: STORIES FROM THE EARTH
FORMATION OF SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
GEOGRAPHY TUTOR: EARTH'S PHYSICAL
FEATURES-VOL.IV
HURRICANE: EARTH'S GREATEST STORM
IGNEOUS ROCKS
INTRODUCTION TO ROCKS AND MINERALS
LIFE HABITATS: DOWN ON THE FOREST FLOOR
LIFE HABITATS: LIFE IN THE CITY HABITAT
LIFE HABITATS: THE PUZZLE OF THE ROTTING LOG
LIFE HABITATS: THE SECRET OF THE POND
LIFE HABITATS: THE STORY OF THE WOODLAND
STREAM
LIFE HABITATS: WHAT'S IN YOUR BACKYARD
METAMORPHIC ROCKS
MINERALS AND ROCKS (2nd Ed.)
MIRACLE PLANET, THE: RIDDLES OF SAND AND ICE
STILL WATERS
OUR SOLAR SYSTEM/HURRICANE BELOW/FLOOD
BELOW/POLLUTION BELOW
GIFTS FROM THE EARTH
LIVING MACHINE, THE
PLANET OF LIFE: PROG. #1
PLANET OF LIFE: PROG. #II
PLANET OF LIFE: PROG. #III
PLANET OF LIFE: PROG. #IV
PLATE TECTONICS: THE PUZZLE OF THE CONTINENTS
RICHES FROM THE EARTH
ROCK CYCLE, THE
ROCKS THAT ORIGINATE UNDERGROUND
SUN, THE: EARTH'S STAR
FLOWERS, PLANTS AND TREES
SPACE, EARTH AND ATMOSPHERE
WATER AND WEATHER
THUNDERSTORMS: NATURE'S FURY
WHAT'S THE EARTH MADE OF?
−
ACIDS
IT'S CHEMICAL: DENSITY IN GASES/DENSITY IN LIQUIDS
IT'S CHEMICAL: DENSITY IN SOLIDS/PHASE CHANGES
REDOX
BLEVE
CATALYSIS
CHEMICAL CHANGES ALL ABOUT US
CHEMISTRY IN EVERYDAY LIFE
CHEMISTRY IN NATURE
CHEMISTRY MATTERS
STATES OF MATTER, THE
STUDYING CHEMICAL INTERACTIONS
WORLD OF MOLECULES (2ND ED)
ACIDS
ALL ABOUT ACIDS AND BASES
ALL ABOUT MATTER
BASIC CHEMISTRY: GRAVEMETRIC TECHNIQUES
BASIC CHEMISTRY: THIN LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-CHEMICAL
REACTIONS/PHASES OF MATTER
BONDING: IONIC AND COVALENT-PT.I
BONDING PT.II
CARBON CHEMISTRY
CHEMICAL EQUATIONS
CHEMISTRY MATTERS
ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:ELECTRON
ARRANGEMENT
ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:HOW ATOMS
BOND
ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND
BONDING:INTRODUCING THE PLAYERS
ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:METALS AND
IONIC SOLIDS
ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:THE
RUTHERFORD-BOHR ATOM
ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:MOLECULAR
SUBSTANCE AND COVALENT CRYSTALS
FORMS OF ENERGY, THE
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: READY, SET, DOUGH
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2:ASA
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2:COSMETICS
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2:FIBERS
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2:GLUES
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2:LIFE AFTER CHEMISTRY
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2:SOAPS
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I:CARBON BONDING
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I:FIXING FUELS
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I:HARVEST OF ENZYMES
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I:POLYETHYLENE
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I:THE SHAPE OF CARBON
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I:CARBON THE COMPROMISER
PERIODIC TABLE, THE
WORLD OF CHEMISTRY: COLOR/MEASUREMENT
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QUESTAR III
Sci.Phys. Electricity and Magnetism
−
PHYSICAL SCIENCE: (Sides 3/4)
STV: ELECTRICITY & SIMPLE MACHINES
ELECTRICITY ALL ABOUT US
MAGNETS FOR BEGINNERS
MAGNETS! MAGNETS
STATIC AND CURRENT ELECTRICITY
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-ELECTRICAL
CURRENT/LIGHT & OPTICS
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-MAGNETISM/STATIC
ELECTRICITY
CONCEPTS IN PHYSICS: INTRODUCTION TO MAGNETS
DON'T BE SHOCKED
DR. DAD'S PH3: ELECTROMAGNETISM
ELECTRICITY
ELECTRICITY: A FIRST FILM
ELEMENTARY ELECTRICITY
EXPLORING MAGNETISM AND ELECTRICITY
LEARNING ABOUT ELECTRICITY
PHYSICAL SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT
ELECTRICITY
MAGNETS
PHYSICAL SCIENCE: UNDERSTANDING ELECTRICITY
PHYSICAL SCIENCE: UNDERSTANDING MAGNETISM
PRACTICAL ELECTRICITY: PT.II:ELECTROCHEMICAL AND
MECHANICAL COMPONENTS/SOLID
ST.COMPONENTS/ELECTRICAL SCHEMATICS
PRACTICAL ELECTRICITY: PT.I: VOLTS,OHMS,AMPS,
AND INDUCTION
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Sci.Phys. Environment
−
RECYCLING
ACID RAIN: NO SIMPLE SOLUTION
EARTHDAY BIRTHDAY
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81
125
Sci.Phys. Fire
−
PHYSICAL SCIENCE: UNDERSTANDING FIRE
196
Sci.Phys. Floating and Sinking
−
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: PRESSURE/BUOYANCY
DR. DAD'S PH3: BUOYANCY
FLOATING AND SINKING
−
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Sci.Phys. Energy and Matter
FAST AND SLOW
HEAVY AND LIGHT
HOT AND COLD
HOW LEVERS HELP US
LEARNING ABOUT LIQUIDS, SOLIDS AND GASES
MATTER, MATTER, EVERYWHERE: HOW MATERIALS
CHANGE
PHYSICAL CHANGES ALL ABOUT US
AMERICA'S ENERGY CRISIS/WELDING ALUMINUM WITH
M I G AND T I G
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-CHEMICAL
REACTIONS/PHASES OF MATTER
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: HEAT/ENERGY
CONCEPTS IN PHYSICS: POTENTIAL ENERGY & KINETIC
ENERGY
EUREKA!: ENERGY AND FORCE: PT.II
ENERGY FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT THE
CONSERVATION OF ENERGY
ENERGY FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT THE TRANSFER OF
ENERGY
ENERGY FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT THE USES OF
ENERGY
ENERGY FOR CHILDREN: WHAT IS ENERGY?
ENERGY IN ACTION: ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY
ENERGY IN ACTION: ENERGY: POTENTIAL & KINETIC
ENERGY IN ACTION: ENERGY RESOURCES: USE &
CONSERVATION
ENERGY IN ACTION: HEAT & CHEMICAL ENERGY
ENERGY IN ACTION: MECHANICAL ENERGY
ENERGY IN ACTION: NUCLEAR ENERGY
ENERGY IN ACTION: TRANSFER OF ENERGY, THE
ENERGY SAVERS, THE
ENERGY-THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE/CHALLENGE OF
THE FUTURE
ENERGY: THE FUELS AND MAN
ENERGY: THE PROBLEMS AND THE FUTURE
ENERGY UPDATE/SOLAR ENERGY
EUREKA!: ENERGY AND FORCE: PT.I
GREAT SEARCH, THE:MAN'S NEED FOR POWER AND
ENERGY
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: GETTING ENERGIZED
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: HOLIDAY SPECIAL
MATTER AND ENERGY (2nd Ed.)
MATTER AND ENERGY FOR BEGINNERS: MAGNETS (2nd
Ed.)
MATTER: HOW IS IT PUT TOGETHER?
MATTER: WHAT IS IT?
PHYSICAL SCIENCE: AMAZING MATERIALS: PROPERTIES
OF MATTER
PROPERTIES OF MATTER
UNDERSTANDING SCIENCE: MATTER
STATES OF MATTER
TIME TRAVELER'S GUIDE TO ENERGY, THE
UNDERSTANDING SCIENCE: MATTER
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Sci.Phys. Force and Motion
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NEWTON'S LAWS OF MOTION:DEMONSTRATIONS OF
MASS, FORCE, AND MOMENTUM
HOW SIMPLE MACHINES MAKE WORK EASIER
BEST OF 3-2-1 CONTACT:PT.II-BUOYANCY IN
WATER/PT.IIIBUOYANCY IN AIR
BEST OF 3-2-1 CONTACT: PT.IV-HUMAN
FORCES/PT.V-FORCES AT THE CIRCUS
CONCEPTS IN PHYSICS: CIRCULAR MOTION
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: PLAYS BALL
PHYSICAL SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT MOTION
& BALANCE
PHYSICAL SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT FORCES
& GRAVITY
PHYSICAL SCIENCE: FORCES & MOTION
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39
57
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97
113
121
129
173
195
195
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Sci.Phys. Geology
−
GEOLOGY
FORMATIONS OF CONTINENTS AND MOUNTAINS
EARTHQUAKES
CONTINENTAL DRIFT: THE THEORY OF PLATE
TECTONICS
EARTHQUAKES AND VOLCANOES (REV.)
EARTH'S CHANGING SURFACE, THE
EROSION AND WEATHERING: LOOKING AT THE LAND
FIRE MOUNTAIN
HOW TO DIG A HOLE TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE
WORLD
ROCKS THAT FORM ON THE EARTH'S SURFACE
SAN ANDREAS FAULT, THE
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52
52
53
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Catalog
EVERY STONE HAS A STORY
RECORD OF THE ROCKS, THE
ROCK & MINERAL
GEMS, METAL AND MINERALS
TIME, LINES AND EVENTS (Rev.)
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208
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Sci.Phys. Mechanics
−
HOW RAMPS HELP US
SIMPLE MACHINES: INCLINED PLANES (2nd. Ed.)
SIMPLE MACHINES: LEVERS (2nd. Ed.)
SIMPLE MACHINES: PULLEYS (2nd. Ed.)
WHEELS AND AXLES (2ND ED.)
SIMPLE MACHINES: WORKING TOGETHER
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71
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Sci.Phys. Gravity
−
Sci.Phys. Molecules
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GRAVITY
GRAVITY
VICTIM OF GRAVITY, A
BEST OF 3-2-1 CONTACT: PT.I-GRAVITY
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: MOMENTUM/GRAVITY
EARTH, ENVIRONMENT AND BEYOND:FORCES THAT
GOVERN OUR UNIVERSE
GRAVITY
PHYSICAL SCIENCE: ROLLER COASTER PHYSICS
WONDER WORLD OF SCIENCE: WHY DON'T I FALL UP?
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75
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100
125
143
196
244
Sci.Phys. Heat and Friction
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HEAT: MOLECULES IN MOTION (2nd Ed.)
LEARNING ABOUT HEAT (2ND ED.)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-FRICTION/SIMPLE
MACHINES
ENERGY FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT HEAT
EUREKA!: CONDUCTION OF HEAT
EUREKA!: CONVECTION OF HEAT
EUREKA!: HEAT AND TEMPERATURE
EXPLORING HEAT AND LIGHT
PHYSICAL SCIENCE: HEAT AND TEMPERATURE
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129
131
195
Sci.Phys. Light and Color
Sci.Phys. Oceanography
−
CORAL KINGDOM
DESTINATION: OCEAN
SHARKS
SCIENCE OF THE SEA: CORAL/LIFE BELOW
SCIENCE OF THE SEA: LIVING AND GROWING/LIVING
TOGETHER
SCIENCE OF THE SEA: WHAT IS A FISH?/ARMED AND
DANGEROUS
WHALES
ADVANCE OF SCIENCE: UNDERSEAS/SPACE
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: WATER
CYCLE/OCEANOGRAPHY
JEWELS OF THE CARIBBEAN SEA
OUR DYNAMIC EARTH
BLUE PLANET, THE
RESTLESS SEA, THE
WATER: A TREASURE IN TROUBLE
WORLD BENEATH THE SEA
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Sci.Phys. Periodic Table
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Sci.Phys. Liquids and Hydraulics
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GASES/WATER
PHYSICAL SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT SOLIDS,
LIQUIDS & GASES
183
PERIODIC TABLE, THE
PERIODIC TABLE, THE: REACTIONS AND RELATIONSHIPS
PERIODIC TABLE, THE
PHYSICAL SCIENCE: THE ELEMENTS
−
GASES/WATER
HOW LIGHT HELPS US
LIGHT SCIENCE: YOU CAN DO IT!
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-ELECTRICAL
CURRENT/LIGHT & OPTICS
CONCEPTS IN PHYSICS: PROPERTIES OF LIGHT, THE
DR. DAD'S PH3: OPTICS
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: MAKES A RAINBOW
PHYSICAL SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT LIGHT
PHYSICAL SCIENCE: SEEING THE LIGHT
MOLECULES: A FIRST FILM
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MECHANICAL UNIVERSE, THE
DRYING OUT
EARTH, LTD.
HEARING AND SOUND
INVENTION: MASTERING SOUND
MIST-FORCES, MACHINES, AND STRUCTURES
RIVER OF ROCK
SHAPE AND STRENGTH
CONSERVATION OF MASS: AN INQUIRY
ITS ABOUT TIME!
LASER LIGHT
LEARNING ABOUT SOLAR ENERGY
WATER: A FIRST FILM
ENERGY IN PHYSICS
LAW OF FALLING BODIES, THE-(PROGRAM 2)
DERIVATIVES-(PROGRAM 3)
INERTIA-(PROGRAM 4)
VECTORS-(PROGRAM 5)
NEWTON'S LAWS-(PROGRAM 6)
INTEGRATION-(PROGRAM 7)
APPLE AND THE MOON, THE-(PROGRAM 8)
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QUESTAR III
INTRODUCTION TO THE MECHANICAL
UNIVERSE-(PROGRAM 1)
FUNDAMENTAL FORCES, THE-(PROGRAM 10)
GRAVITY, ELECTRICITY, MAGNETISM-(PROGRAM 11)
MILLIKAN EXPERIMENT, THE-(PROGRAM 12)
POTENTIAL ENERGY-(PROGRAM 14)
CONSERVATION OF MOMENTUM-(PROGRAM 15)
HARMONIC MOTION-(PROGRAM 16)
RESONANCE-(PROGRAM 17)
WAVES-(PROGRAM 18)
ANGULAR MOMENTUM-(PROGRAM 19)
TORQUES AND GYROSCOPES-(PROGRAM 20)
KEPLER'S THREE LAWS-(PROGRAM 21)
KEPLER PROBLEM, THE-(PROGRAM 22)
ENERGY AND ECCENTRICITY-(PROGRAM 23)
NAVIGATING IN SPACE-(PROGRAM 24)
FROM KEPLER TO EINSTEIN-(PROGRAM 25)
HARMONY OF THE SPHERES-(PROGRAM 26)
MOVING IN CIRCLES-(PROGRAM 9)
CONSERVATION OF ENERGY-(PROGRAM 13)
PHYSICS DEMONSTRATIONS IN MECHANICS-PT.II
PHYSICS DEMONSTRATIONS IN MECHANICS-PT.I
Sci.Phys. Shapes
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Sci.Phys. Seasons
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CAPS, HATS, SOCKS AND MITTENS: FOUR SEASONS
CHICKEN SOUP WITH RICE
SEASONS
SEASONS UNDER THE SUN: AUTUMN
SEASONS UNDER THE SUN: SPRING
SEASONS UNDER THE SUN: SUMMER
SEASONS UNDER THE SUN: WINTER
BEARS' ALMANAC, THE
SEASONS: AUTUMN
SEASONS: SUMMER
SEASONS: WINTER
CHILDREN IN AUTUMN/SPRING/SUMMER/WINTER
CAUSES OF THE SEASONS (REV.)
CHILDREN IN AUTUMN 2ND ED.
CHILDREN IN WINTER 2ND ED.
CITY IN WINTER
CLIMATE AND SEASONS
FALL BRINGS CHANGES
FALL IS HERE (2nd Ed)
FARM IN THE FALL
SEASONS CHANGE
SPRING IN THE CITY
SPRING
WINTER IS HERE (2ND ED)
FARMS IN THE FALL
FARMS IN THE SPRING
FARMS IN THE SUMMER
FARMS IN THE WINTER
HENRY AND MUDGE IN PUDDLE TROUBLE
HENRY AND MUDGE IN SPARKLE DAYS
HENRY AND MUDGE IN THE GREEN TIME
HENRY AND MUDGE UNDER THE YELLOW MOON
SIGNS OF FALL AND WINTER
SIGNS OF SPRING AND SUMMER
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SHAPE AND STRENGTH
SHAPES
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Sci.Phys. Simple Machines
−
WIDGET WORKSHOP
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-FRICTION/SIMPLE
MACHINES
EUREKA!: SIMPLE MACHINES
PHYSICAL SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT SIMPLE
MACHINES
PUSH AND PULL: SIMPLE MACHINES AT WORK
SIMPLE MACHINES
25
40
99
129
195
202
217
Sci.Phys. Sound
−
SCIENCE IN YOUR EAR
GASES/WATER
SOUND, ENERGY AND WAVE MOTION
SOUND FOR BEGINNERS
EXPLORING SOUND
HEARING AND SOUND
HOW WE FEEL ABOUT SOUND
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: INSIDE THE HAUNTED HOUSE
PHYSICAL SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT SOUND
PHYSICAL SCIENCE: THE PHENOMENON OF SOUND
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132
147
153
173
195
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Sci.Phys. Space Science
−
ASTRONOMERS, THE
AMAZING UNIVERSE
EXPLORING THE SOLAR SYSTEM AND BEYOND
FIELD TRIP TO THE SKY, A
SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORER
VIEW FROM EARTH, THE
PLANETS, THE-VOL.2
PLANETS, THE-VOL.3
PLANETS, THE-VOL.4
PLANETS, THE-VOL.I
EARTH RESOURCE MONITORING IN SPACE: SATELLITE
TECHNOLOGY
EXPLORING OUR SOLAR SYSTEM
VOYAGER GALLERY: VOLUME I
GOING TO THE MOON
MOON, THE
ORBITAL SHAPES AND PATHS
OUR SUN AND ITS PLANETS 2nd ED.
SPACE FLIGHT AROUND THE EARTH
SPACE SCIENCE FOR BEGINNERS
STARS: A FIRST FILM
SUN, THE
WHAT IS THE BRIGHTEST STAR?
COSMIC ODYSSEY: THE CASE FOR MARS
BLACK HOLES AND QUASARS
CHARLIE DUKE, MOONWALKER
CLOSE UP ON THE PLANETS
COMETS: TIME-CAPSULES OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM
COSMIC ODYSSEY: 21ST CENTURY COSMOS
COSMIC ODYSSEY: EXTREME ASTRONOMY
COSMIC ODYSSEY: HUBBLE'S HERITAGE
COSMIC ODYSSEY: STELLAR EVOLUTION
COSMIC ODYSSEY: THE ENIGMA OF VENUS
COSMIC ODYSSEY: THE SEARCH FOR NEW PLANETS
COSMIC ODYSSEY: THE STORY OF COMETS
COSMIC ODYSSEY: TRAVELING TO OUTER PLANETS
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Catalog
EARTH AND THE SUN, THE: THE ESSENTIAL DUET
EARTH SCIENCE: PLANETS
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: GETS LOST IN SPACE
MIRACLE PLANET, THE: THE THIRD PLANET
PLANETS, THE
SUNSPOT MYSTERY, THE
SOLAR SEA, THE
TALES FROM OTHER WORLDS
PLANET MARS
PROSPECTING FOR PLANETS
SEARCHING FOR BLACK HOLES
SOLAR SYSTEM
SOLAR SYSTEM, THE: ISLANDS IN SPACE
SPACE SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT STARS
SPACE SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT THE MOON
SPACE SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT THE EARTH
SPACE SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT THE
PLANETS
SPACE SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT THE SUN
SPACE SCIENCE IN ACTION: ASTRONOMY
SPACE SCIENCE IN ACTION: EARTH
SPACE SCIENCE IN ACTION: EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE
SPACE SCIENCE IN ACTION: MOON
SPACE SCIENCE IN ACTION: PLANETS:THE SOLAR
SYSTEM
SPACE SCIENCE IN ACTION: SPACE EXPLORATION
SPACE SCIENCE IN ACTION: STARS
SPACE SCIENCE IN ACTION: SUN
SPACE SCIENCE IN ACTION: UNIVERSE
SPACE: THE PATH TO THE FUTURE
STARDUST
STARS AND CONSTELLATIONS
STRANGE CASE OF THE COSMIC RAY
SUN, EARTH, MOON
SPACE, EARTH AND ATMOSPHERE
UNIVERSE: FLIGHT TO THE STARS
UNIVERSE, THE
UNIVERSE/A MAN'S REACH SHOULD EXCEED HIS
GRASP
WAVES OF THE FUTURE
WHERE IS THE REST OF THE UNIVERSE?
WHO'S OUT THERE/LIFE BEYOND EARTH: THE MIND OF
MAN
WINDOW TO CREATION, A
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LITTLE CLOUD
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS AT THE WATERWORKS, THE
WHAT WILL THE WEATHER BE LIKE TODAY?
WEATHER: AIR IN ACTION (2nd Ed.)
CLOUDS, WEATHER & LIFE
BEARS' ALMANAC, THE
WHAT MAKES CLOUDS?(REV.)/WHAT MAKES THE WIND
BLOW?(REV.)
PREDICTING THE WEATHER
WEATHER FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT CLIMATES
EARTHQUAKES
GEOGRAPHY TUTOR: WEATHER AND CLIMATE-VOL.V
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: KICKS UP A STORM
SPEAKING OF WEATHER
STORMS
STORY OF PUNXSUTAWNEY PHIL, THE FEARLESS
FORECASTER
TELLING THE WEATHER
UNCHAINED GODDESS
WEATHER
WEATHER FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT CLIMATES &
SEASONS
WEATHER FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT METEOROLOGY
WEATHER FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT RAIN, SNOW,
SLEET & HAIL
WEATHER FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT WIND & CLOUDS
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BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: PHYSICAL SCIENCE II
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: PHYSICAL SCIENCE I
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: SPINNING
THINGS/EARTHQUAKES
BILL NYE: THE SCIENCE OF MUSIC/ARCHITECTURE
CONTINENTS ADRIFT (Rev.)
PHYSICAL SCIENCE: THE SCIENCE OF SUPER SIGHT
THINGS
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Soc. Sci. Cultures
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Sci.Phys. Time
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ABOUT TIME
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: WATER
CYCLE/OCEANOGRAPHY
DEEP WATER: BUILDING THE CATSKILL WATER SYSTEM
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT THE
WATER
FRESH WATER: RESOURCE AT RISK
POWER OF WATER, THE
WETLANDS, WE NEED THEM
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FOOD FROM THE SUN
PHYSICAL SCIENCE: SAVAGE SUN
SUN, THE
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Sci.Physical General
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243
Sci.Phys. Temperature
RIVER OF ROCK
Sci.Phys. Water
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ACROSS CULTURES
CHOICES FOR THE FUTURE
SPORTS, SOCIETY, AND
SELF/COMMUNICATION/CULTURAL EXCHANGE/
CULTURAL CHANGE
ENVIRONMENT, THE/RELIGION/PASSING ON
TRADITION/EDUCATION TRADITION/EDUCATION
JAPANESE, THE/THE TARAHUMARA/THE
BAOULE'/PROVIDING FOR FAMILY NEEDS
HOW TO STUDY CULTURES
MULTICULTURAL UNDERSTANDING
WAY OF THE WILLOW, THE
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QUESTAR III
Sociol. Futurism
Sociol. Anthropology
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FUTURE SHOCK
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Sociol. Human Relations
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Sociol. Crime
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SHOOT/DON'T SHOOT
3 DAYS IN THE COUNTY JAIL
HITCHHIKE, THE
KIDS IN THE CROSSFIRE: VIOLENCE IN AMERICA
MATTER OF DAVID J., THE
MUGGERS!
PAYING THE PRICE
PLEA, THE
RIPOFF, THE
TWICE PARDONED
VANDALS
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AMNESTY INTERACTIVE
BANKS:THE MONEY MOVERS/JESSE JACKSON:PUSHING
FOR EXCELLANCE/ CAPITALISM AND COMMUNISM:A
COMPARISON
HUMOUR IS NOT A LUXURY
LAUGH YOUR WAY TO HEALTH
OPENING DOORS
SAME INSIDE, THE
SID CAESAR'S YOUR SHOW OF SHOWS I
SNOWBOUND
TAPPING INTO YOUR CREATIVITY
TOTALLY USELESS SKILLS
WORKING WITH OLDER PEOPLE
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Sociol. International Relations
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Sociol. Death and Dying
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WORLD IN THE BALANCE
BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE: A FILM ON TEENAGE SUICIDE
IF I DIE BEFORE I WAKE
"IT DID HAPPEN HERE": COPING WITH SUICIDE
SUICIDE: BUT JACK WAS A GOOD DRIVER
TEEN SUICIDE: WHO, WHY AND HOW YOU CAN
PREVENT IT
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223
226
Sociol. Demography
246
Sociol. Juvenile Delinquency
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JUVENILE LAW AND YOU
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EXPLORAPEDIA: THE WORLD OF PEOPLE
Sociol. Marriage and Family Relations
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Sociol. Discriminations/Prejudice
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Sociol. Pollution
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PREJUDICE: HARVEST OF HATE
AMERICANS, THE
BEHIND THE MASK:A FRESH APPROACH TO FIGHTING
PREJUDICE
BEYOND BLACK AND WHITE
BLOOD IN THE FACE
BRUSHSTROKES
MANIAC MAGEE
PREJUDICE FILM, THE
PREJUDICE: PERCEIVING AND BELIEVING
PREJUDICE: ANSWERING CHILDREN'S QUESTIONS
RACISM IN AMERICA
RACISM: THE INTERNAL MADNESS
STAND AND BE COUNTED: REACTING TO RACISM
UNDER OUR SKIN:EXPLORING RACIAL AND CULTURAL
DIFFERENCES
"WE THE PEOPLE..."
WHITEWASH
WHO OWNS THE SUN?
BATTERED
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ARK
ON THE ROAD TO CLEAN AIR/AIR POLLUTION-THE
FACTS
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Sociol. Population
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WORLD POPULATION
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Sociol. Social Problems
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GROWING UP HUNGRY
OUR NATION'S HOMELESS:WHO, WHERE AND WHY?
RAPE: AN ACT OF HATE
SEE DICK & JANE LIE, CHEAT & STEAL: Teaching
Morality to Kids
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191
203
214
Catalog
Sociol. Social Work
Soc.Sci. Environment
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EVERYDAY PEOPLE
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Sociol. Women
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HELEN KELLER
BLIND JUSTICE: WOMEN AND THE LAW
DREAMS OF EQUALITY
WOMAN'S PLACE, A
WOMEN SEEN ON TELEVISION
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244
CHILDREN'S GARDENS
POPULATION ECOLOGY
INFINITE VOYAGE: CRISIS IN THE ATMOSPHERE
LITTERBUG, THE
RAIN FOREST
SIMPLE THINGS YOU CAN DO TO SAVE ENERGY IN
YOUR SCHOOL
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69
157
168
203
217
Soc.Sci. Family Life
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Sociology Domestic Abuse
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VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: BEYOND THE STATISTICS
237
Sociology Violence
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CONFLICTS OF THE 90'S
OVER THE EDGE: VIOLENCE IN OUR SCHOOLS
114
192
Soc.Sci. Basic Needs Food
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BREAD: FROM WHEAT TO TABLE 3RD ED
FOOD STORE, THE
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53
71
Soc.Sci. Basic Needs Shelter
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BUILDING A HOUSE AND WHERE DOES IT COME FROM
SHELTER (2nd Ed)
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46
71
Soc.Sci. Communications
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GET THE MESSAGE
DESTINATION: COMMUNICATIONS
YOUR TOWN II: COMMUNICATIONS
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119
249
Soc.Sci. Community Life
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AMISH, THE
CITY GROWS, A: THE SKYSCRAPER
COMMUNITIES AND HOW THEY WORK (3RD ED)
MORNING, NOON, AND EVENING
MORNING ZOO
NEIGHBORHOOD CHANGE
OUR FAMILY WORKS TOGETHER (2nd Ed)
PATRIOTISM
UNITED STATES POST OFFICE
WORKERS OF OUR COMMUNITY (2ND ED)
COMMUNITIES AND HOW THEY WORK (3rd Ed.)
YOUR TOWN II: PUBLIC WORKS
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249
MATERIAL WORLD
FAMILIES ARE DIFFERENT AND ALIKE 2ND ED.
FAMILIES: FOOD AND EATING
CHILDREN OF POVERTY
DO PIGS SCRATCH THEIR BACKS?..AND OTHER
QUESTIONS ON THE FARM
FAMILES AROUND THE WORLD: ICELAND
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: BRAZIL
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: BURKINA FASO
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: CHILE
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: CHINA
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: COSTA RICA
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: CUBA
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: ENGLAND
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: FRANCE
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: GREENLAND
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: INDIA
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: INUIT FAMILY FROM
CANADA
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: ISRAEL
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: ITALY
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: JAPAN
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: JORDAN
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: LAPLAND
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: LOS ANGELES
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: NEW YORK CITY
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: SERBIA-MONTENEGRO
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: SOUTH AFRICA
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: SOUTH KOREA
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: VIETNAM
FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD: XHOSA FAMILY FROM
SOUTH AFRICA
READING RAINBOW: GIVING THANKS: A NATIVE
AMERICAN GOOD MORNING MESSAGE
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Soc.Sci. Farm Life
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SUGARING TIME
FARMING
MY FAMILY'S FARM
READING RAINBOW: THE MILK MAKERS
SUMMER ON THE FARM
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Soc.Sci. Global Poverty
Soc.Sci. Rivers and Lakes
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GLOBAL POVERTY: FROM DESPAIR TO SOLUTIONS
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Soc.Sci. Home and School
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THIS IS THE WAY WE GO TO SCHOOL
KID'S GUIDE TO GETTING ALONG IN SCHOOL, A
KID'S GUIDE TO GOOD STUDY HABITS, A
WHAT'S SCHOOL GOT TO DO WITH IT?
YOUR TOWN I: THE LIBRARY
YOUR TOWN II: SCHOOLS
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249
LAKES, RIVERS AND OTHER WATER SOURCES
BILL NYE: LAKES AND PONDS/CAVES
GREAT LAKES, FRAGILE SEAS
JOURNEY TO THE FORGOTTEN RIVER
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162
Soc.Sci. Transportation Air
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AIRPLANE
AIRPLANE TRIP (4th ED)
HELICOPTER HELPERS
HELICOPTER RIDE!
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56
Soc.Sci. Indians of North America
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Soc.Sci. Transportation Bridges
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NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN LEGENDS
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103
Soc.Sci. Maps and Globes
−
Soc.Sci. Transportation General
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MULTIMEDIA ATLAS DUO
LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE
MAP SKILLS: VOLUME I
DIRECTIONS FOR BEGINNERS: NORTH, SOUTH, EAST,
WEST
LEARNING TO READ MAPS
A MAP FOR MR. MEEP
MAP SKILLS: RECOGNIZING PHYSICAL FEATURES
MAP SKILLS: UNDERSTANDING LATITUDE
MAP SKILLS: UNDERSTANDING LONGITUDE
MAP SKILLS: USING DIFFERENT MAPS TOGETHER
MAP SKILLS: USING SCALE
MAPS ARE FUN
MAPS SHOW OUR EARTH
GEOGRAPHY SKILLS: CONTOURS
GEOGRAPHY SKILLS: DIRECTIONS
GEOGRAPHY SKILLS: DISTANCE
GEOGRAPHY SKILLS: GATHERING DATA
GEOGRAPHY SKILLS: GRAPHING
GEOGRAPHY SKILLS: LATITUDE
GEOGRAPHY SKILLS: LONGITUDE
GEOGRAPHY SKILLS: MAP GRIDS
GEOGRAPHY SKILLS: MAP SYMBOLS
GEOGRAPHY SKILLS: SAMPLING
GEOGRAPHY SKILLS: THEME MAPS
GEOGRAPHY SKILLS: SOLVING GEOGRAPHY PROBLEMS
GEOGRAPHY TUTOR: MAP AND GLOBE TERMS-VOL.I
GEOGRAPHY TUTOR: MAP SKILLS-VOL.III
GEOGRAPHY TUTOR: TYPES OF MAPS AND MAP
PROJECTIONS-VOL.II
LEARNING TO READ MAPS (2nd Ed.)
MAP SKILLS FOR CHILDREN: A HISTORY OF MAPS
MAP SKILLS FOR CHILDREN: MAKING & READING MAPS
MAP SKILLS FOR CHILDREN: MAPS & GLOBES
MAP SKILLS:RECOGNIZING PHYSICAL FEATURES/USING
SCALE/ UNDERSTANDING
LATITUDE/UNDERSTANDING LONGITUDE
UNDERSTANDING AND USING MAPS AND GLOBES
U.S. GEOGRAPHY FOR CHILDREN: CALIFORNIA
USING MAPS, GLOBES, GRAPHS, TABLES, CHARTS, AND
DIAGRAMS
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AIRPLANE
HELICOPTER HELPERS
HELICOPTER RIDE!
TRANSPORTATION REVOLUTION: STORY OF AMERICA'S
GROWTH
AWAY WE GO:ALL ABOUT TRANSPORTATION
YOUR TOWN II: TRANSPORTATION
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56
56
74
94
249
Soc.Sci. Transportation Land
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THREE IN STEAM
230
Soc.Sci. Urban Studies & Planning
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FOOD OR FAMINE/PESTICIDES IN FOCUS
137
Spec. Ed. General
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INCLUSION IN NEW YORK:AN INSIDE VIEW
VIDEOGUIDE TO (DIS)ABILITY AWARENESS
156
237
Spec. Ed. Mainstreaming
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RICK, YOU'RE IN: A STORY ABOUT MAINSTREAMING
207
Spec.Ed. Educational Theories
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AMY-ON-THE-LIPS
88
Catalog
Spec.Ed. Hearing Impaired
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RIKKI TIKKI TAVI
69
Spec.Ed. Learning Disabled
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LEARNING DISABILITIES AND SOCIAL SKILLS
165
Spec.Ed. Transportation
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TRANSPORTING
TRANSPORTING
TRANSPORTING
TRANSPORTING
STUDENTS WITH ADD/ADHD
THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED
THE HEARING DISABLED
THE VISUALLY DISABLED
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232
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232
Theatre Entertainment
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BACKSTAGE AT THE MET
HANSEL AND GRETEL
RISE OF GREEK TRAGEDY:SOPHOCLES:OEDIPUS THE
KING
TOSCA
WIZARD OF OZ, THE
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146
207
232
243
Vocational Education General
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SAFETY AT WORK
CAREER JOURNEY, THE
FOUNDATION, THE
WOOD SHELL, THE
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Catalog
TITLES
FAERIE TALE THEATRE (Movies Unlimited,)
This wonderful series features outstanding costumes and sets and
imaginative casting. Shelly Duval produced the series and these
excellent productions retell some of the world's most-loved
folktales.
PUSS IN BOOTS P-HS VHS videocassette
VH1305
DANCING PRINCESSES, THE P-HS VHS videocassette
VH1306
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST P-HS VHS videocassette
VH1307
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD P-HS VHS videocassette
VH1308
PRINCESS AND THE PEA, THE P-HS VHS videocassette
VH1309
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK P-HS VHS videocassette
VH2045
CINDERELLA P-HS VHS videocassette
VH2046
SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS P-HS VHS videocassette
VH2047
NIGHTINGALE, THE P-HS VHS videocassette
VH2048
THREE LITTLE PIGS, THE P-HS VHS videocassette
VH2049
TALE OF THE FROG PRINCE, THE P-HS VHS videocassette
VH2050
FAERIE TALE THEATRE
Z417
LIFE SCIENCE FOR ELEMENTARY (Aims,)
The wonders of the wild animal kingdom are brought to life in five
exciting and informative nature films.
WILDLIFE FAMILIES P VHS videocassette
VH2040
PREDATORS AND PREY P VHS videocassette
VH2041
WILDLIFE MOTHERS P VHS videocassette
VH2042
WILD ANIMALS ADAPT P VHS videocassette
VH2043
WILD ANIMALS CATCH FISH P VHS videocassette
VH2044
LIFE SCIENCE FOR ELEMENTARY
Z419
ADVENTURES OF PETER COTTONTAIL AND HIS FRIENDS OF THE
GREEN FOREST (Aims,)
SPRING COMES TO THE GREEN FOREST/PETER CHANGES HIS
NAME P VHS videocassette
VH2064
JOHNNY GROWS UP/JOHNNY BUILDS HIS HOME P VHS
videocassette
VH2065
HUGE TRACKS IN THE FOREST/BUSTER THE BEAR COMES TO THE
GREEN FOREST P VHS videocassette
VH2066
MONSTER OF POPLAR HILL, THE/MISCHIEVOUS CHATTERER P
VHS videocassette
VH2067
PADDY BEAVER COMES TO THE GREEN FOREST/TROUBLESOME
FOUR, THE P VHS videocassette
VH2068
BOB THE QUAIL/SAMMY'S REVENGE P VHS videocassette
VH2069
JOHNNY'S SECRET DOOR/REDDY FOX'S BIG BLUNDER P VHS
videocassette
VH2070
PADDY BUILDS A DREAM HOUSE/TEACHING OLD MR. TOAD A
LESSON P VHS videocassette
VH2071
BOBBY RETURNS TO THE FOREST/BOBBY RACCOON FAILS P
VHS videocassette
VH2072
STORY OF MRS. QUACK, THE/SEARCH FOR MR. QUACK, THE P
VHS videocassette
VH2073
SAMMY KEEPS EVERYBODY AWAKE/BIG COMMOTION IN THE
FOREST, THE P VHS videocassette
VH2074
GRANNY FOX AND REDDY/BUSTER THE HERO P VHS
videocassette
VH2075
JERRY'S NARROW ESCAPE/PETER LEARNS HIS LESSON P VHS
videocassette
VH2076
STRAW HAT MONSTER, THE/PETER COTTONTAIL'S THORNY
ESCAPE P VHS videocassette
VH2077
MR.CONDOR COMES TO THE FOREST/CONDOR'S SECRET P VHS
videocassette
VH2078
REDDY FOX KEEPS HOUSE/COYOTE IS THE SMARTEST ONE IN
THE FOREST P VHS videocassette
VH2079
LONG LEG THE HERON/IMPORTANCE OF PADDY'S DAM, THE P
VHS videocassette
VH2080
REDDY FOX AND THE SHEEP/GRANNY FOX AND COYOTE P VHS
videocassette
VH2081
GRANDPA FROG TRAVELS/DANNY'S ADVENTURE P VHS
videocassette
VH2082
LOST IN THE GREEN FOREST/CHATTERER SQUIRREL P VHS
videocassette
VH2083
JOHNNY'S ADVENTURES/UNCLE BILLY REGRETS P VHS
videocassette
VH2084
CAPTIVE CHATTERER/TOM AND BOB THE QUAIL P VHS
videocassette
VH2085
INCIDENT AT MOON LIGHT PARTY/SAMMY BLUEJAY IS SMART P
VHS videocassette
VH2086
BUSTER PREPARES FOR WINTER/PETER HIBERNATES P VHS
videocassette
VH2087
DANNY IN THE SNOW/PEACH TREE AND PETER COTTONTAIL P
VHS videocassette
VH2088
WHO'S FOOTPRINT IS THAT?/JOHNNY'S HIBERNATION P VHS
videocassette
VH2089
ADVENTURES OF PETER COTTONTAIL AND HIS FRIENDS OF THE
GREEN FOREST
Z418
AMERICAN SCRAPBOOK
The historical field trips in this series are designed to give the
students an interesting look at people, places or incidents that are
an interwoven part of our past, our history.
FIRST AMERICANS, THE/NORTH TO FREEDOM/JAMES FORTE AT
JAMESTOWN P-I VHS videocassette
VH8
AMERICAN SCRAPBOOK
Z424
SEARCH FOR SCIENCE
These lessons are designed so that the classroom teacher and the
television teacher may work as a team.
FISH AND WATER IN THE BIOSPHERE/CONDUCTORS AND
NON-CONDUCTORS/EARTH AND THE MOON, THE P-I VHS
videocassette
VH146
SOLAR SYSTEM/HOW WE GET INTO SPACE/SPACE EXPLORATION
I-J VHS videocassette
VH147
SEARCH FOR SCIENCE
Z421
GIVE AND TAKE (AIT,)
Each program dramatizes personal economics problems relevant to
the daily lives of young people.
YOU CHOOSE/WE CHOOSE/LET'S SAVE I-J VHS videocassette
VH64
PRODUCTIVITY I-J VHS videocassette
VH65
PRIVATE OR PUBLIC/CHANGING TAXES/MARKET PRICES I-J VHS
videocassette
VH66
COMPETITION? I-J VHS videocassette
VH67
GIVE AND TAKE
Z425
AMERICAN LITERATURE (St.Ed.,)
The purpose of this series is to examine the lives, personalities, and
works of some significant American writers, to trace the cultural
influences exerted on these writers and the effect their works have
had on American life.
INTRODUCTION/BEN FRANKLIN OF PHILADELPHIA J-S VHS
videocassette
VH709
EMERSON:SELF-RELIANCE IS THE KEY/THOREAU:A DIFFERENT
DRUMMER J-S VHS videocassette
VH711
SHORT STORY, THE/MARK TWAIN J-S VHS videocassette VH712
AMERICAN JOURNALISM/AMERICAN DRAMA:O'NEILL J-S VHS
videocassette
VH713
MODERN AMERICAN NOVEL:HEMINGWAY, FAULKNER J-S VHS
videocassette
VH714
AMERICAN LITERATURE
Z444
METRIC SYSTEM, THE (St.Ed.,)
This series is designed to help familiarize the viewer with metric
terms and to relate in a common-use way the more familiar metric
units of measure.
INTRODUCING THE METRIC SYSTEM/WHAT IS THE METRIC
SYSTEM? I-J VHS videocassette
VH1042
METRIC UNITS OF LENGTH/METRIC UNITS OF WEIGHT I-J VHS
videocassette
VH1043
METRIC UNITS OF VOLUME/PREFIXES I-J VHS videocassette
VH1044
SYSTEM IS BASED ON 10, THE/IT'S ALL BASED ON THE METER
I-J VHS videocassette
VH1045
USING THE METRIC SYSTEM EVERY DAY/WHAT DO WE KNOW
ABOUT THE METRIC SYSTEM? I-J VHS videocassette
VH1046
METRIC SYSTEM, THE
Z446
CHALLENGE OF THE UNKNOWN (Karol Media,)
This series is an introduction to the fun of mathematics and problem
solving.
1
QUESTAR III
SITUATION:Where Am I?/INFORMATION:What Do I Know?/
RESTATEMENT:How Do I See It? J-S VHS videocassette VH1329
OUTCOMES:How Do I Get There?/MANAGEMENT:What Do I Do
Next?/ ESTIMATION:Am I Close?/ARGUMENT:Am I Right? J-S
VHS videocassette
VH1330
CHALLENGE OF THE UNKNOWN
Z447
AMERICAN LEGACY (AIT,)
Each absorbing program examines a region of the United States, its
geography, economic development, and history.
CITY:CENTER OF MEGALOPOLIS/TIDEWATER TO PIEDMONT J-S
VHS videocassette
VH461
TENNESSEE VALLEY, THE/OUR BREAD BASKET/WE MAKE
ANYTHING/BY TRAIN OR PLANE J-S VHS videocassette
VH462
MINERALS/OUR NATIONAL PARKS J-S VHS videocassette
VH463
STATE/ALOHA HAWAII J-S VHS videocassette
VH464
AMERICAN LEGACY
Z448
AT YOUR FINGERTIPS (Aims,)
Six films show children how to create entertaining playthings for
themselves from materials that can be found anywhere.
BOXES P VHS videocassette
VH2031
CYLINDERS P VHS videocassette
VH2032
GRASSES P VHS videocassette
VH2033
FLOATS P VHS videocassette
VH2034
PLAY CLAY P VHS videocassette
VH2035
SUGAR AND SPICE P VHS videocassette
VH2036
AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
Z400
HIGH FEATHER (St.Ed.,)
These programs are designed to help children become better aware
of good nutritional habits.
DEEP WATER TEST/STAN'S SECRET I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH73
SWIFTY/A NOSE FOR NEWS I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH74
BALLERINA/LOST IN THE WOODS I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH75
SAVED FROM THE A.S.P.C.A./FOOD FOLLIES I-J-H VHS
videocassette
VH77
HIGH FEATHER
Z402
INSIDE/OUT (St.Ed.,)
These programs are designed to help 8-10 year-olds achieve and
maintain well-being. These programs involve children emotionally.
TRAVELIN' SHOES/JUST JOKING I VHS videocassette
VH78
JEFF'S COMPANY/BUY AND BUY I VHS videocassette
VH80
CAN I HELP?/LIVING WITH LOVE I VHS videocassette
VH81
CAN DO/CAN'T DO/BREAKUP I VHS videocassette
VH82
LOVE, SUSAN/BROTHERS AND SISTERS I VHS videocassette
VH83
SOMEONE SPECIAL/I WANT TO I VHS videocassette
VH84
WHEN IS HELP?/BULLY I VHS videocassette
VH85
BUT THEY MIGHT LAUGH/LOST IS A FEELING I VHS videocassette
VH86
JUST ONE PLACE/IN MY MEMORY I VHS videocassette
VH88
I DARE YOU/YES, I CAN I-J VHS videocassette
VH89
SENSE OF JOY, A/GETTING EVEN I VHS videocassette
VH90
BECAUSE IT'S FUN/HOW DO YOU SHOW/MUST I, MAY I I-J VHS
videocassette
VH91
INSIDE/OUT
Z403
WELL, WELL, WELL WITH SLIM GOODBODY (Gift,)
Slim Goodbody, informs young children about their bodies and
instills in them a feeling of self-worth and caring so that they will
want to develop better health habits.
WELLNESS/GO, GROW, GLOW/FOOD POWER P VHS videocassette
VH300
CLEAN POWER/EXERCISE TO ENERGIZE/RELAX P VHS
videocassette
VH301
FEELING GOOD/SENSES, THE/YOU ARE SPECIAL P VHS
videocassette
VH302
SAFETY COUNTS/PLAY IT SAFE/EMERGENCIES P VHS
videocassette
VH303
HEALING HELPERS/WELLNESS TEAM, THE/SHARING YOUR
WORLD P VHS videocassette
VH304
WELL, WELL, WELL WITH SLIM GOODBODY
Z405
2
BASIC GRAMMAR (Aims,)
Three films feature highly creative stop-action animation that
captures the attention of viewers. The basics of grammar are easily
taught to attentive audiences.
NOUNS P VHS videocassette
VH2037
VERBS P VHS videocassette
VH2038
MODIFIERS (ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS) P VHS videocassette
VH2039
BASIC GRAMMAR
Z406
SERENDIPITY (Gift,)
The aim of this appealing series is to involve students in the happy
discovery of the everyday value of mastering language arts skills.
WORDLY WISE P-I VHS videocassette
VH156
SPEAK UP P-I VHS videocassette
VH157
FOLLOW THE READER P-I VHS videocassette
VH158
WRITE ON P-I VHS videocassette
VH159
SERENDIPITY
Z411
TELETALES (Gift,)
The presentation of new and refreshing adaptations of familiar folk
and fairy tales and other less well-known but excellent stories from
around the world.
CHARMED RING, THE/WILLOW TREE, THE/STAN BOLOVAN P VHS
videocassette
VH160
HANSEL AND GRETEL/SOONGOORA AND SIMBA/BARGAIN, THE P
VHS videocassette
VH161
CHENOO, THE/MOLLY O'MALLY/LONG NOSE P VHS videocassette
VH162
BIANCHINETTA/SORCERER'S BOY, THE/HALF CHICK/THE
SQUIRE'S BRIDE P VHS videocassette
VH163
CALIPH STORK/FIDDY WOW WOW/PAKA'A P VHS videocassette
VH164
TELETALES
Z412
WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE (Gift,)
In each program, Al, Beth, and Carl encounter new words and ideas
as they work through the situations described below. Interspersed
among the teen segments are host segments in which John Thomas
Waite reviews the vocabulary content and discusses word analysis
and etymology.
WORK/SPORTS/PEER PRESSURE I VHS videocassette
VH177
MEDICINE/RELATIONSHIPS/NEWS I VHS videocassette
VH178
FILM/SPACE/FITNESS I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH179
ENVIRONMENT/COMPUTERS/FAMILIES I-J VHS videocassette
VH180
ANIMALS/FOOD/FASHION I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH181
WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE
Z413
WIZARD OF WORDS (Gift,)
The three tapes in this series subtly combine substantive
information about various parts of speech with comic situations.
PREPOSITIONS P-I VHS videocassette
VH183
VERBS AND ADVERBS P-I VHS videocassette
VH184
WIZARD OF WORDS
Z414
DIEZ TEMAS (EB, 1989)
Each program focuses on Spanish teenagers using simple Spanish in
real situations, in daily routines and recreational activities that
illustrate the richness of Spanish culture.
LA VIDA DIARIA/TIEMPO LIBRE I-J-H Laser Videodisc
LD115
INFORMACION PERSONAL/LA FAMILIA I-J-H Laser Videodisc
LD116
DEPORTES/COMER Y BEBER I-J-H Laser Videodisc
LD117
DE COMPRAS/LAS VACACIONES I-J-H Laser Videodisc
LD118
UN CUMPLEANOS/LA CIUDAD Y EL PUEBLO I-J-H Laser Videodisc
LD119
DIEZ TEMAS
Z904
NATIONS OF THE WORLD/FAMILIES OF THE WORLD (NG, 1987)
Discusses what life is like today in nations around the world. Looks
at the geographical, cultural, economic, and political realities.
NATIONS OF THE WORLD/FAMILIES OF THE WORLD
A3
EGYPT/AUSTRALIA INT-HS VHS videocassette
VH1602
ISRAEL/EAST GERMANY INT-HS VHS videocassette
VH1603
WEST GERMANY/JAPAN INT-HS VHS videocassette
VH1604
SOVIET UNION/CENTRAL AMERICA INT-HS VHS videocassette
VH1605
SOVIET UNION-(Families of the World)/YUGOSLAVIA INT-HS VHS
videocassette
VH1606
Catalog
MEXICO/MEXICO (Families of the World) INT-HS VHS videocassette
VH1607
JAPAN (Fam.of the World)/AUSTRALIA/CENTRAL AMERICA
INT-HS VHS videocassette
VH1608
WESTERN MAN AND THE MODERN WORLD (Random House, 1979)
Each unit presents a chronological segment of our Western
Civilization time line; yet within each unit a conceptual approach.
WESTERN MAN AND THE MODERN WORLD
A4
ANCIENT RIVER CIVILIZATIONS JR-HS VHS videocassette VH1610
GREECE JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1611
ROME JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1612
TOWNS, TRADES AND FAIRS JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1613
MEDIEVAL MONUMENT, THE JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1614
RENAISSANCE JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1615
EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERY JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1616
ENGLISH REVOLUTION, THE JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1617
ENLIGHTENMENT AND THE AGE OF LOUIS XIV, THE JR-HS VHS
videocassette
VH1618
EARLY RUSSIA JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1620
CZARIST RUSSIA: THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION JR-HS VHS
videocassette
VH1621
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, THE JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1622
YEARS OF REVOLT AND REVOLUTION JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1623
PRELUDE TO WORLD WAR I JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1624
WORLD WAR I JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1625
WASTED YEARS, THE: THE DEPRESSION JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1626
FASCISM: RISE OF HITLER JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1627
CITY UNDER FIRE: LONDON JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1628
COLD WAR, THE JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1629
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND MAN JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1630
20TH CENTURY LANDSCAPE, THE JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1631
LATIN AMERICA JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1632
AFRICA: TRIBALISM TO INDEPENDENCE JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1633
ORIENTAL MIND AND THE MODERN WORLD, THE JR-HS VHS
videocassette
VH1634
MEASUREMENT/STATISTICS/FRACTION/DECIMAL( INT. VHS
videocassette
VH1650
GEOMETRY/ESTIMATION/PROBLEM
SOLVING/STATISTICS:SAMPLING INT. VHS videocassette
VH1651
FRACTIONS/ESTIMATION/PROBLEM
SOLVING:GUESS-CHECK-REVISE INT. VHS videocassette
VH1652
GEOMETRY/PROBLEM SOLVING/RATION-PROPORTION-PERCENT
INT. VHS videocassette
VH1653
COME IN FROM THE STORM (WRI Ed., 1988)
Features several celebrities, presenting three very sensitive yet
moving dramatizations addressing separatelyverbal, physical and
sexual abuse.
COME IN FROM THE STORM
A7
CHINA DOLL (PT.I) I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH1654
DIARY, THE (PT.II) I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH1655
NECKLACE, THE (PT.III) I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH1656
DEGRASSI JR. HIGH (Direct Cinema, 1987)
A dramatic series on the delights and downfalls of being a teenager
today.
DEGRASSI JR. HIGH
A5
KISS ME, STEPH (#1) JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1635
BIG DANCE, THE (#2) JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1636
EXPERIMENT, THE (#3) JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1637
COVER-UP, THE (#4) JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1638
GREAT RACE, THE (#5) JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1639
RUMOR HAS IT (#6) JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1640
BEST LAID PLANS, THE (#7) JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1641
NOTHING TO FEAR (#8) JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1642
WHAT A NIGHT! (#9) JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1643
SMOKESCREEN (#10) JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1644
IT'S LATE (#11) JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1645
PARENTS' NIGHT (#12) JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1646
REVOLUTION! (#13) JR-HS VHS videocassette
VH1647
EGGBERT-(#14) I-H VHS videocassette
VH1700
HELPING HAND, A-(#15) I-H VHS videocassette
VH1701
GREAT EXPECTATIONS-(#16) I-H VHS videocassette
VH1702
DINNER AND A SHOW-(#17) I-H VHS videocassette
VH1703
STAGE FRIGHT-(#18) I-H VHS videocassette
VH1704
FIGHT!-(#19) I-H VHS videocassette
VH1705
BOTTLED UP-(#20) I-H VHS videocassette
VH1706
SEALED WITH A KISS-(#21) I-H VHS videocassette
VH1707
DOG DAYS-(#22) I-H VHS videocassette
VH1708
CENSORED-(#23) I-H VHS videocassette
VH1709
TRUST ME-(#24) I-H VHS videocassette
VH1710
...HE'S BACK-(#25) I-H VHS videocassette
VH1711
PASS TENSE-(#26) I-H VHS videocassette
VH1712
WORLD AT WAR (Zenger,)
WORLD AT WAR
A8
WORLD AT WAR: A NEW GERMANY-VOLUME 1 J-H VHS
videocassette
VH3414
WORLD AT WAR: DISTANT WAR-VOLUME 2 J-H VHS
videocassette
VH3415
WORLD AT WAR: FRANCE FALLS-VOLUME 3 J-H VHS
videocassette
VH3416
WORLD AT WAR: ALONE-BRITAIN-VOLUME 4 J-H VHS
videocassette
VH3417
WORLD AT WAR: BARBAROSSA-VOLUME 5 J-H VHS
videocassette
VH3418
WORLD AT WAR: BANZAI-JAPAN STRIKES-VOLUME 6 J-H VHS
videocassette
VH3419
WORLD AT WAR: AMERICA ENTERS THE WAR-VOLUME 7 J-H
VHS videocassette
VH3420
WORLD AT WAR: THE WAR IN NORTH AFRICA-VOLUME 8 J-H
VHS videocassette
VH3421
WORLD AT WAR: STALINGRAD-VOLUME 9 J-H VHS videocassette
VH3422
WORLD AT WAR: WOLFPACK-VOLUME 10 J-H VHS videocassette
VH3423
WORLD AT WAR: RED STAR-VOLUME 11 J-H VHS videocassette
VH3424
WORLD AT WAR: WHIRLWIND-VOLUME 12 J-H VHS videocassette
VH3425
WORLD AT WAR: TOUGH OLD GUT-VOLUME 13 J-H VHS
videocassette
VH3426
WORLD AT WAR: IT'S A LOVELY DAY TOMORROW-VOLUME 14
J-H VHS videocassette
VH3427
WORLD AT WAR: HOME FIRES-VOLUME 15 J-H VHS videocassette
VH3428
WORLD AT WAR: INSIDE THE REICH-GERMANY-VOLUME 16 J-H
VHS videocassette
VH3429
WORLD AT WAR: MORNING-VOLUME 17 J-H VHS videocassette
VH3430
WORLD AT WAR: OCCUPATION-VOLUME 18 J-H VHS
videocassette
VH3431
WORLD AT WAR: PINCERS-VOLUME 19 J-H VHS videocassette
VH3432
WORLD AT WAR: GENOCIDE-VOLUME 20 J-H VHS videocassette
VH3433
WORLD AT WAR: NEMESIS-VOLUME 21 J-H VHS videocassette
VH3434
WORLD AT WAR: JAPAN-VOLUME 22 J-H VHS videocassette
VH3435
WORLD AT WAR: PACIFIC-THE ISLAND TO ISLAND WAR-VOLUME
23 J-H VHS videocassette
VH3436
WORLD AT WAR: THE BOMB-VOLUME 24 J-H VHS videocassette
VH3437
WORLD AT WAR: RECKONING-VOLUME 25 J-H VHS videocassette
VH3438
WORLD AT WAR: REMEMBER-VOLUME 26 J-H VHS videocassette
VH3439
SOLVE IT (St.Ed., 1987)
Students will explore estimation, measurement, decimals, fractions
and other important math skills through this series.
SOLVE IT
A6
ESTIMATION/MENTAL COMPUTATION/RATIO/PROBLEM SOLVING
INT. VHS videocassette
VH1649
FABULOUS 60'S (Video Library,)
FABULOUS 60'S
FABULOUS 60'S: 1960 I-J/H VHS
videocassette
videocassette
videocassette
videocassette
A9
VH1928
VH1929
VH1930
VH1931
3
QUESTAR III
FABULOUS
FABULOUS
FABULOUS
FABULOUS
FABULOUS
FABULOUS
60'S:
60'S:
60'S:
60'S:
60'S:
60'S:
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
I-J/H
I-J/H
I-J/H
I-J/H
I-J/H
I-J/H
VHS
VHS
VHS
VHS
VHS
VHS
videocassette
videocassette
videocassette
videocassette
videocassette
videocassette
VH1932
VH1933
VH1934
VH1935
VH1936
VH1937
THE E-R-I-E (THE ERIE CANAL)
L791
(THE ER-I-E) The history of the Erie Canal is traced through old
photographs and drawings that depict its contribution to the growth
of the United States. (BFA, 1968)
ENERGY AND ECCENTRICITY-(PROGRAM 23) J-S VHS
videocassette
VH1252
NAVIGATING IN SPACE-(PROGRAM 24) J-S VHS videocassette
VH1253
FROM KEPLER TO EINSTEIN-(PROGRAM 25) J-S VHS videocassette
VH1254
HARMONY OF THE SPHERES-(PROGRAM 26) J-S VHS
videocassette
VH1255
MECHANICAL UNIVERSE, THE
Z451
−
BRAZIL (Films Inc., 1982)
By concentrating on case studies of real people and their work, this
series provides a fascinating examination of an unfamiliar land and
its population.
BRAZIL
A1
PROGRESS, BUT WHO IS IT FOR? J-SR VHS videocassette
VH1595
SKYSCRAPERS AND SLUMS/DROUGHT ON THE LAND JR-SR VHS
videocassette
VH1596
CITY OF NEWCOMERS/AMAZON FRONTIER JR-SR VHS
videocassette
VH1597
PLANET EARTH (Gift,)
This series examines the fundamentals of geophysics, revealing
astounding scientific insights and discoveries as internationally
known scientists share their theories about the formation of the
earth its oceans and climate and the universe beyond.
LIVING MACHINE, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1223
BLUE PLANET, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1224
CLIMATE PUZZLE, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1225
TALES FROM OTHER WORLDS J-S VHS videocassette
VH1226
GIFTS FROM THE EARTH J-S VHS videocassette
VH1227
SOLAR SEA, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1228
FATE OF THE EARTH J-S VHS videocassette
VH1229
PLANET EARTH
Z450
−
−
MECHANICAL UNIVERSE, THE (Gift,)
These programs are based on the physics course developed by Dr.
David Goodstein and introduced at the California Institute of
Technology in 1979.
INTRODUCTION TO THE MECHANICAL UNIVERSE-(PROGRAM 1)
J-S VHS videocassette
VH1230
LAW OF FALLING BODIES, THE-(PROGRAM 2) J-S VHS
videocassette
VH1231
DERIVATIVES-(PROGRAM 3) J-S VHS videocassette
VH1232
INERTIA-(PROGRAM 4) J-S VHS videocassette
VH1233
VECTORS-(PROGRAM 5) J-S VHS videocassette
VH1234
NEWTON'S LAWS-(PROGRAM 6) J-S VHS videocassette
VH1235
INTEGRATION-(PROGRAM 7) J-S VHS videocassette
VH1236
APPLE AND THE MOON, THE-(PROGRAM 8) J-S VHS videocassette
VH1237
MOVING IN CIRCLES-(PROGRAM 9) J-S VHS videocassette
VH1238
FUNDAMENTAL FORCES, THE-(PROGRAM 10) J-S VHS
videocassette
VH1239
GRAVITY, ELECTRICITY, MAGNETISM-(PROGRAM 11) J-S VHS
videocassette
VH1240
MILLIKAN EXPERIMENT, THE-(PROGRAM 12) J-S VHS
videocassette
VH1241
CONSERVATION OF ENERGY-(PROGRAM 13) J-S VHS
videocassette
VH1242
POTENTIAL ENERGY-(PROGRAM 14) J-S VHS videocassette
VH1243
CONSERVATION OF MOMENTUM-(PROGRAM 15) J-S VHS
videocassette
VH1244
HARMONIC MOTION-(PROGRAM 16) J-S VHS videocassette
VH1245
RESONANCE-(PROGRAM 17) J-S VHS videocassette
VH1246
WAVES-(PROGRAM 18) J-S VHS videocassette
VH1247
ANGULAR MOMENTUM-(PROGRAM 19) J-S VHS videocassette
VH1248
TORQUES AND GYROSCOPES-(PROGRAM 20) J-S VHS
videocassette
VH1249
KEPLER'S THREE LAWS-(PROGRAM 21) J-S VHS videocassette
VH1250
KEPLER PROBLEM, THE-(PROGRAM 22) J-S VHS videocassette
VH1251
4
CONSTITUTION, THE: THAT DELICATE BALANCE (Film Inc.,)
With former CBS News President Fred Friendly as the program
commentator, each program presents a hypothetical case study
based on contemporary constitutional issues.
DELEGATION OF POWER J-S VHS videocassette
VH500
PRESIDENT VS. CONGRESS: WAR POWERS AND COVERT
ACTION J-S VHS videocassette
VH501
NOMINATION, ELECTION AND SUCCESSION OF THE PRESIDENT
VH502
CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND A DEFENDANT'S RIGHT TO A FAIR TRIAL
VH503
CRIME AND INSANITY J-S VHS videocassette
VH504
CRIME AND PUNISHMENTS J-S VHS videocassette
VH505
CAMPAIGN SPENDING: MONEY AND MEDIA J-S VHS
videocassette
VH506
NATIONAL SECURITY AND FREEDOM OF THE PRESS J-S VHS
videocassette
VH507
SCHOOL PRAYER, GUN CONTROL AND THE RIGHT TO ASSEMBLE
VH508
SOVEREIGN SELF, THE: RIGHT TO LIVE, RIGHT TO DIE J-S VHS
videocassette
VH509
IMMIGRATION REFORM J-S VHS videocassette
VH510
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION VS. REVERSE DISCRIMINATION J-S VHS
videocassette
VH511
FEDERALISM: THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT VS. THE STATES
VH512
CONSTITUTION, THE: THAT DELICATE BALANCE
Z489
CRISIS IN CENTRAL AMERICA (Films Inc., 1982)
Examines the conflicts in Central America from all sides.
CRISIS IN CENTRAL AMERICA
YANKEE YEARS, THE JR-SR VHS videocassette
CASTRO'S CHALLENGE JR-SR VHS videocassette
REVOLUTION IN NICARAGUA JR-SR VHS videocassette
BATTLE FOR EL SALVADOR JR-SR VHS videocassette
A2
VH1598
VH1599
VH1600
VH1601
CAREERS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY (TakeOff, 1993)
Through the eyes of successful achievers, students will visualize:
attainable, realistic career options, motivation to succeed for
students, sex equity, career preparation by course planning, how
successful careers are started, where to begin a career, how to
prepare for a career, and exactly what happens "on the job."
FIREFIGHTER/VETERINARIAN JH VHS videocassette
VH3448
VIDEO PRODUCER/FIGHTER PILOT JH VHS videocassette VH3449
AUTOMOBILE DESIGNER/MECHANIC JH VHS videocassette
VH3450
PARAMEDIC/RESTAURATEUR/FOOD SERVICE JH VHS
videocassette
VH3451
ENTREPRENEUR/COIN DEALER/STRUCTURAL ENGINEER JH VHS
videocassette
VH3452
OPTOMETRIST/INTERIOR DESIGNER JH VHS videocassette
VH3453
PEDIATRIC RADIOLOGIST/STEEL WORKER JH VHS videocassette
VH3454
CARPENTER/TV NEWS CAMERA PERSON JH VHS videocassette
VH3455
ROBOTICS DEVELOPMENT/POLITICAL CARTOONIST JH VHS
videocassette
VH3456
EDUCATOR (PROFESSOR BIOLOGY)/REGISTERED NURSE JH VHS
videocassette
VH3457
FBI AGENT/CHEMICAL ENGINEER JH VHS videocassette
VH3458
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY/INVENTOR/ENTREPRENEUR JH VHS
videocassette
VH3459
POLICE OFFICER/TEACHER JH VHS videocassette
VH3460
CHILD CARE TEACHER/HOME HEALTH CARE JH VHS
videocassette
VH3461
PHYSICAL THERAPIST/COSMETOLOGIST JH VHS videocassette
VH3462
CABLE SERVICES/REPAIR TECHNICIAN JH VHS videocassette
VH3463
Catalog
RESEARCHER/LEGISLATIVE AIDE JH VHS videocassette
VH3464
VIDEO EDITOR/SALES REPRESENTATIVE JH VHS videocassette
VH3465
PARK RANGER/ZOOLOGIST JH VHS videocassette
VH3466
COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIALIST/ACCOUNTANT JH VHS
videocassette
VH3467
RECYCLING MANAGER/ELECTRICIAN JH VHS videocassette
VH3468
ENTREPRENEUR/HOBBYIST/JANITORIAL SERVICES JH VHS
videocassette
VH3469
DIETICIAN/CHEF JH VHS videocassette
VH3470
GENERAL MANAGER/DENTIST JH VHS videocassette
VH3471
LUCAS ARTS/MARKETING/NASA SPACE SCIENTIST JH VHS
videocassette
VH3472
ATTORNEY/FINANCIAL PLANNER JH VHS videocassette
VH3473
BIOTECHNOLOGY/MARINE BIOLOGY JH VHS videocassette
VH3474
ASTRONOMY/MOLECULAR BIOLOGY JH VHS videocassette
VH3475
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER/AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEER JH VHS
videocassette
VH3476
LUCAS ARTS/COMPUTER PROGRAMMER/CITY MANAGER JH VHS
videocassette
VH3477
NASA EDUCATION SPECIALIST/SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER
JH VHS videocassette
VH3478
GEOLOGIST/HORTICULTURE/GARDENING JH VHS videocassette
VH3479
ENVIRONMENTAL JOURNALIST/PATHOLOGIST JH VHS
videocassette
VH3480
PSYCHIATRIST/PHARMACIST JH VHS videocassette
VH3481
NASA CHEMIST/TELECOMMUNICATIONS JH VHS videocassette
VH3482
AGRIBUSINESS/AQUACULTURE JH VHS videocassette
VH3483
CAREERS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
Z61
SCIENTIFIC EYE, THE (Journal, 1990)
This series encourages students to ask questions, and to develop an
inquiring mind and a logical approach towards science in school and
the world around them.
DRYING OUT J-H Laser Videodisc
LD52
CRIMEBUSTERS J-H Laser Videodisc
LD53
HABITAT AND DEPENDENCE J-H Laser Videodisc
LD81
RIVER OF ROCK J-H Laser Videodisc
LD82
CELLS AND SYSTEMS J-H Laser Videodisc
LD83
FLOATING AND SINKING J-H Laser Videodisc
LD84
HEARING AND SOUND J-H Laser Videodisc
LD85
EARTH, LTD. J-H Laser Videodisc
LD86
ACIDS J-H Laser Videodisc
LD87
LIGHTER THAN AIR J-H Laser Videodisc
LD88
GRAVITY J-H Laser Videodisc
LD89
SHAPE AND STRENGTH J-H Laser Videodisc
LD90
SCIENTIFIC EYE, THE
Z900
VIETNAM: THE TEN THOUSAND DAY WAR (VideoDiscovery,)
Rare footage and interviews highlight this absorbing story of the
Vietnam War, seen through the eyes of its key policy makers and
men in combat.
AMERICA IN VIETNAM/DIEN BIEN PHU-VOLUME I J-H Laser
Videodisc
LD91
DAYS OF DECISION/UNEASY ALLIES-VOLUME II J-H Laser
Videodisc
LD92
TRAIL, THE/FIREPOWER-VOLUME III J-H Laser Videodisc
LD93
SIEGE/FRONTLINE AMERICA-VOLUME IV J-H Laser Videodisc LD94
SOLDIERING ON/VILLAGE WAR, THE-VOLUME V J-H Laser
Videodisc
LD95
PEACE SURRENDER/UNSUNG SOLDIERS, THE-VOLUME VI J-H
Laser Videodisc
LD96
Z901
QUINZE MINUTES (EB, 1989)
This foreign language series is designed for beginning French
students. Each program is based on a theme, such as home,
school, or sports, of interest to junior high or high school students.
A L'ECOLE/A TABLE J-H Laser Videodisc
LD100
EN VACANCES/VISITES EN FRANCE J-H Laser Videodisc
LD101
TEMPS LIBRE/LES SPORTS J-H Laser Videodisc
LD97
EN VILLE/A LA MAISON J-H Laser Videodisc
LD98
A LA MODE/JOURS DE FETE J-H Laser Videodisc
LD99
QUINZE MINUTES
Z902
UNITED STATES REGION, THE (EB, 1988)
Full of breathtaking photography, colorful maps, and provocative
interviews, this series leads you on a tour of the major regions of
the United States.
PACIFIC REGION, THE/SOUTHWEST, THE I Laser Videodisc LD102
MIDWEST, THE/MOUNTAIN REGION, THE I Laser Videodisc LD103
NORTHEAST, THE/SOUTHEAST, THE I Laser Videodisc
LD104
UNITED STATES REGION, THE
Z903
SCIENTIFIC EYE (Journal, 1990)
This series encourages students to ask questions, and to develop an
inquiring mind and a logical approach towards science in school and
the world around them.
HABITATS AND DEPENDENCE J-H VHS videocassette
VH2168
RIVER OF ROCK J-H VHS videocassette
VH2169
CELLS AND SYSTEMS J-H VHS videocassette
VH2170
EARTH, LTD. J-H VHS videocassette
VH2171
FLOATING AND SINKING J-H VHS videocassette
VH2172
HEARING AND SOUND J-H VHS videocassette
VH2173
SHAPE AND STRENGTH J-H VHS videocassette
VH2174
ACIDS J-H VHS videocassette
VH2175
LIGHTER THAN AIR J-H VHS videocassette
VH2176
GRAVITY J-H VHS videocassette
VH2177
CRIMEBUSTERS J-H VHS videocassette
VH2178
DRYING OUT J-H VHS videocassette
VH2179
SCIENTIFIC EYE
Z1008
HISTORY MACHINE (M.Matthews,)
PRE-ROOSEVELT ERA J-S VHS videocassette
VH2056
ROOSEVELT YEARS TO U.S. ENTERS WWII, THE J-S VHS
videocassette
VH2057
WORLD WAR II J-S VHS videocassette
VH2058
TRUMAN ERA THROUGH THE KOREAN WAR J-S VHS
videocassette
VH2059
EISENHOWER YEARS THROUGH THE CONQUEST OF SPACE J-S
VHS videocassette
VH2060
HISTORY MACHINE
Z1009
WALK THROUGH THE 20TH CENTURY, A (PBS Video, 1984)
Students will journey back through time and examine the most
important moments of our century. This series will provide a greater
understanding of national and international politics, business, mass
media and social studies.
MARSHALL, TEXAS; MARSHALL, TEXAS I-H VHS videocassette
VH1726
TR AND HIS TIMES I-H VHS videocassette
VH1727
ARMING OF THE EARTH, THE I-H VHS videocassette
VH1728
REEL WORLD OF NEWS, THE I-H VHS videocassette
VH1729
DEMOCRAT AND THE DICTATOR, THE I-H VHS videocassette
VH1730
COME TO THE FAIRS I-H VHS videocassette
VH1731
SECOND AMERICAN REVOLUTION, THE-PT.I I-H VHS videocassette
VH1732
SECOND AMERICAN REVOLUTION, THE-PT.II I-H VHS
videocassette
VH1733
WORLD WAR II: THE PROPAGANDA BATTLE I-H VHS videocassette
VH1734
PRESIDENTS AND POLITICS WITH RICHARD STROUT I-H VHS
videocassette
VH1735
AMERICA ON THE ROAD I-H VHS videocassette
VH1736
POSTWAR HOPES, COLD WAR FEARS I-H VHS videocassette
VH1737
IMAGE MAKERS, THE I-H VHS videocassette
VH1738
HELPING HAND, THE I-H VHS videocassette
VH1739
I.I. RABI: MAN OF THE CENTURY I-H VHS videocassette VH1740
30-SECOND PRESIDENT, THE I-H VHS videocassette
VH1741
TWENTIES, THE I-H VHS videocassette
VH1742
OUT OF THE DEPTHS-THE MINER'S STORY I-H VHS videocassette
VH1743
CHANGE, CHANGE I-H VHS videocassette
VH1744
WALK THROUGH THE 20TH CENTURY, A
Z101
JACKSON JR. HIGH (St.Ed.,)
ROUTE 1 I-J VHS videocassette
PARTY'S OVER, THE I-J VHS videocassette
BARBARA MURRAY I-J VHS videocassette
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON I-J VHS videocassette
JACKSON JR. HIGH
VH973
VH974
VH975
VH976
Z1011
LIFE ON EARTH
5
QUESTAR III
DINOSAURS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS, THE J-S VHS
videocassette
VH1101
VICTORS OF THE DRY LAND J-S VHS videocassette
VH1102
FROM REPTILES TO BIRDS J-S VHS videocassette
VH1103
EARLY SEAS, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1104
SEGMENTED INVERTEBRATES, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1105
INFINITE VARIETY, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1106
BEGINNING OF LIFE, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1107
INVASION OF THE LAND J-S VHS videocassette
VH1108
AMPHIBIANS, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1109
FIRST FORESTS, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1110
MAMMALS OF THE SEA J-S VHS videocassette
VH1111
PRIMATES, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1112
LIFE ON EARTH
Z1012
LIVING BODY, THE (FFH,)
Cinemicrography, fiberoptics, X-ray scanners, nuclear magnetic
resolution, Schlieren and micrography, the latest diagnostic tools
fitted with cameras the most advanced photographic techniques
have been used to provide spectacular interior views of organs and
systems.
SENSES, THE: SKIN DEEP J-S VHS videocassette
VH1193
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM, THE: LIFE UNDER PRESSURE J-S VHS
videocassette
VH1194
CELL DUPLICATION:GROWTH AND CHANGE J-S VHS
videocassette
VH1195
UPPER DIGESTIVE TRACT, THE: EATING TO LIVE J-S VHS
videocassette
VH1196
HORMONES:MESSENGERS J-S VHS videocassette
VH1197
LOWER DIGESTIVE TRACT, THE: BREAKDOWN J-S VHS
videocassette
VH1198
AGING J-S VHS videocassette
VH1199
BREATH OF LIFE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1535
TWO HEARTS THAT BEAT AS ONE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1536
OUR TALENTED BRAIN J-S VHS videocassette
VH1537
LANDSCAPES AND INTERIORS J-S VHS videocassette
VH1538
ACCIDENT J-S VHS videocassette
VH1539
DECISION J-S VHS videocassette
VH1540
HOT AND COLD J-S VHS videocassette
VH1541
MOVING PARTS J-S VHS videocassette
VH1542
URINARY TRACT, THE: WATER! J-S VHS videocassette
VH1543
INTERNAL DEFENSES J-S VHS videocassette
VH1544
NERVES AT WORK J-S VHS videocassette
VH1545
MUSCLE POWER PI VHS videocassette
VH2585
SLEEP: DREAM VOYAGE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1547
EYES AND EARS J-S VHS videocassette
VH1548
DESIGN FOR LIVING J-H VHS videocassette
VH2155
SHARES IN THE FUTURE JH VHS videocassette
VH3366
COMING TOGETHER JH VHS videocassette
VH3367
NEW LIFE, A JH VHS videocassette
VH3368
INTO THE WORLD JH VHS videocassette
VH3369
LIVING BODY, THE
Z1013
−
STILL WATERS J-S VHS videocassette
SUNSPOT MYSTERY, THE J-S VHS videocassette
WHALES, DOLPHINS AND MAN J-S VHS videocassette
WHAT TIME IS YOUR BODY? J-S VHS videocassette
NOVA
PROFILES IN COURAGE (Soc.Stud.Svcs.,)
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS J-S VHS videocassette
THOMAS HART BENTON J-S VHS videocassette
DANIEL WEBSTER J-S VHS videocassette
SAM HOUSTON J-S VHS videocassette
EDMUND ROSS J-S VHS videocassette
WOODROW WILSON J-S VHS videocassette
FREDERICK DOUGLASS J-S VHS videocassette
PROFILES IN COURAGE
REAL LIFE MATH (Video Tutorial,)
FRACTIONS-PT.I I-J-H VHS videocassette
FRACTIONS-PT.II I-J-H VHS videocassette
FRACTIONS-PT.III I-J-H VHS videocassette
FRACTIONS-PT.IV I-J-H VHS videocassette
DECIMALS-PT.I I-J-H VHS videocassette
DECIMALS-PT.II I-J-H VHS videocassette
DECIMALS-PT.III I-J-H VHS videocassette
REAL LIFE MATH
COMPUTOR TUTOR (Film Ideas,)
FIRST BYTE OF THE APPLE J-HS VHS videocassette
BASIC PROGRAMMING J-HS VHS videocassette
GRAPHICS J-HS VHS videocassette
PROBLEM SOLVING J-HS VHS videocassette
COMPUTOR TUTOR
VH1158
VH1159
VH1161
VH1162
Z1015
VH374
VH375
VH376
VH377
VH378
VH379
VH380
Z1016
VH1808
VH1809
VH1810
VH1811
VH1812
VH1813
VH1814
Z1017
VH398
VH399
VH400
VH401
Z1004
FOREVER WILD (AIT,)
This series chronicles the history of the unique wilderness region of
the Adirondack and Catskill mountains from the early 19th century
to the 1985 centennial of the Forest Preserve.
NEW YORK'S FINAL FRONTIER I-H VHS videocassette
VH1685
CALL TO ACTION, A I-H VHS videocassette
VH1686
WHAT GOOD ARE WOODS? I-H VHS videocassette
VH1687
STEWARDSHIP I-H VHS videocassette
VH1688
FOREVER WILD
Z100
MIND, THE (PBS Video,)
This series is an introduction to the current state of knowledge
about the mind and such fundamentals as our sense of self,
language, memory, dysfunction and the unconscious.
SEARCH FOR THE MIND J-H VHS videocassette
VH1782
AGING J-H VHS videocassette
VH1784
ADDICTION J-H VHS videocassette
VH1785
PAIN AND HEALING J-H VHS videocassette
VH1786
DEPRESSION J-H VHS videocassette
VH1787
LANGUAGE J-H VHS videocassette
VH1788
THINKING J-H VHS videocassette
VH1789
VIOLENT MIND J-H VHS videocassette
VH1790
MIND, THE
Z1014
ECONOMICS U$A (Films Inc.,)
Economics U$A is a complete course in microand macroeconomics
the elements, the history, and the current events. Interviews,
archival and contemporary footage, photographs, and radio
recordings give viewers a solid background for understanding vital
economics principles.
RESOURCES AND SCARCITY/MARKETS AND PRICES/U.S.
ECONOMIC GROWTH/BOOMS AND BUSTS J-H VHS
videocassette
VH1858
JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES/FISCAL POLICY/INFLATION/THE
BANKING SYSTEM J-H VHS videocassette
VH1859
FEDERAL RESERVE, THE/STAGFLATION/PRODUCTIVITY/FEDERAL
DEFICITS J-H VHS videocassette
VH1860
MONETARY POLICY/STABILIZATION POLICY/THE FIRM/SUPPLY
AND DEMAND J-H VHS videocassette
VH1861
PERFECT COMPETITION AND INELASTIC DEMAND/ECONOMIC
EFFICIENCY/MONOPOLY/OLIGOPOLIES J-H VHS videocassette
VH1862
POLLUTION/LABOR AND MANAGEMENT/PROFITS AND
INTEREST/REDUCING POVERTY J-H VHS videocassette VH1863
ECONOMIC GROWTH/PUBLIC GOODS AND RESPONSIBILITIES/
INTERNATIONAL TRADE/EXCHANGE RATES J-H VHS
videocassette
VH1864
ECONOMICS U$A
Z1005
NOVA
ALCOHOLISM:LIFE UNDER THE INFLUENCE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1132
ANATOMY OF A VOLCANO J-S VHS videocassette
VH1133
CHINA'S ONLY CHILD J-S VHS videocassette
VH1140
GENETIC CHANCE, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1144
GREEN MACHINE, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1145
LIFE ON A SILKEN THREAD J-S VHS videocassette
VH1152
MIRACLE OF LIFE, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1155
PLANETS, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1156
RACE FOR THE DOUBLE HELIX, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1157
EYES ON THE PRIZE (PBS Video,)
This series focuses on the people, the events and the issues of the
American civil rights movement. Dramatic moments, presented
chronologically, come to life through archival footage and
presentday interviews. This is the story of blacks and whites, civil
rights organizers and government officials who were determined to
make America live up to its promise of equality.
AWAKENINGS J-S VHS videocassette
VH1343
FIGHTING BACK J-S VHS videocassette
VH1344
AIN'T SCARED OF YOUR JAILS J-S VHS videocassette
VH1345
NO EASY WALK J-S VHS videocassette
VH1346
MISSISSIPPI: IS THIS AMERICA? J-S VHS videocassette
VH1347
6
−
Catalog
BRIDGE TO FREEDOM J-S VHS videocassette
EYES ON THE PRIZE
VH1348
Z1006
FOOTSTEPS (St.Ed.,)
A parenting series hosted by Rob Reiner and Penny Marshall.
QUEEN FOR A DAY/NO COMPARISON I-J VHS videocassette
−
VH983
FIRST SIGNS OF APRIL/TWO TO GET READY I-H VHS videocassette
VH984
WHO IS SYLVIA?/AND WE WERE SAD, REMEMBER? I-H VHS
videocassette
VH985
LOVE ME AND LEAVE ME/SPARE THE ROD I-J VHS videocassette
VH986
WHAT'S COOKIN?/TRUE BLUE I-H VHS videocassette
VH987
I LOVE YOU WHEN YOU'RE GOOD/THE SECRET OF LITTLE NED
I-H VHS videocassette
VH988
ACCIDENT, THE/NEW KID ON THE BLOCK I-H VHS videocassette
VH989
SCRATCHING POLE, THE/HAIRY SCARY I-H VHS videocassette
VH990
THERE COMES A TIME/STACKING THE DECK I-H VHS
videocassette
VH991
CHRISTINITAS/I'LL DANCE AT YOUR WEDDING I-H VHS
videocassette
VH992
FOOTSTEPS
Z1007
ACROSS CULTURES (AIT,)
Japanese, Mexican, and African cultures are explored in the
day-to-day lives of three representative families. This series invites
students to examine similarities and differences between cultures.
JAPANESE, THE/THE TARAHUMARA/THE BAOULE'/PROVIDING
FOR FAMILY NEEDS I-J VHS videocassette
VH445
TRADITION/EDUCATION TRADITION/EDUCATION I-J VHS
videocassette
VH446
SPORTS, SOCIETY, AND SELF/COMMUNICATION/CULTURAL
EXCHANGE/ CULTURAL CHANGE I-J VHS videocassette
VH447
CHOICES FOR THE FUTURE I-J VHS videocassette
VH448
ACROSS CULTURES
Z1000
AMERICAN SHORT STORY (Zenger,)
Henry Fonda hosts this series of award-winning dramatizations.
From the pens of America's most famous authors come tales of
drama, humor, suspense and emotion, enacted by top stars.
BERNICE BOBS HER HAIR J-S VHS videocassette
VH715
I'M A FOOL J-S VHS videocassette
VH716
PARKER ADDERSON, PHILOSOPHER J-S VHS videocassette
VH717
BLUE HOTEL, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH718
DISPLACED PERSON, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH719
MUSIC SCHOOL, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH720
MAN THAT CORRUPTED HADLEYBURG, THE J-S VHS
videocassette
VH721
BARN BURNING J-S VHS videocassette
VH722
SOLDIER'S HOME J-S VHS videocassette
VH723
GOLDEN HONEYMOON, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH725
PAUL'S CASE J-S VHS videocassette
VH726
RAPPACCINI'S DAUGHTER J-S VHS videocassette
VH727
JILTING OF GRANNY WEATHERALL, THE I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH728
AMERICAN SHORT STORY
Z1001
ARTS ALIVE (ST/ED/,)
ALIVE WITH THE ARTS/ELEMENTS OF VISUAL ARTS/CREATING
VISUAL ARTS/ELEMENTS OF DANCE I-J VHS videocassette
VH731
MUSIC/ELEMENTS OF DRAMA J-H VHS videocassette
VH732
CREATING THEATRE/ARTS AND SELF-EXPRESSION/ARTS AND
SOCIAL MESSAGES/ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY J-H VHS
videocassette
VH733
ARTS AND WORK J-H VHS videocassette
VH734
ARTS ALIVE
Z1002
BEND OF THE NIGER, THE I-H VHS videocassette
CONGO, THE I-HS VHS videocassette
SLAVE COAST, THE I-HS VHS videocassette
HOW TO TALK SO KIDS WILL LISTEN (KET,)
The successful parenting workshops pioneered by leading experts
Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish, based on the work of the late child
psychologist Dr. Haim Ginott, have won the nationwide praise of
mothers, fathers, and professional educators for the simple reason
that they get results! Faber and Mazlish offer skills based on new
psychological insights, their own experience as parents, and what
they have learned from parents throughout the country.
HELPING CHILDREN DEAL WITH THEIR FEELINGS T VHS
videocassette
VH3090
ENGAGING COOPERATION T VHS videocassette
VH3091
ALTERNATIVES TO PUNISHMENT T VHS videocassette
VH3092
ENCOURAGING AUTONOMY T VHS videocassette
VH3093
PRAISE T VHS videocassette
VH3094
FREEING CHILDREN FROM PLAYING ROLES T VHS videocassette
VH3095
HOW TO TALK SO KIDS WILL LISTEN
Z1033
VH480
VH481
VH482
Z1003
PHASE I: ASSERTIVE DISCIPLINE (UDI, 1986)
In Phase I training, educators learn to: develop a classroom
discipline plan, handle disruptive behavior calmly and consistently,
use positive verbal and nonverbal communication skills, work
successfully with colleagues and parents, and expand their skills to
schoolwide use.
WHAT IS ASSERTIVE DISCIPLINE?-SESSION I T VHS videocassette
VH3107
ROADBLOCKS TO ASSERTIVE DISCIPLINE-SESSION II T VHS
videocassette
VH3108
LIMIT SETTING IN THE CLASSROOM-SESSION III T VHS
videocassette
VH3109
POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT-SESSION IV T VHS videocassette
VH3110
HOW TO START THE FIRST DAY AND SCHOOLWIDE
DISCIPLINE-SESSION V T VHS videocassette
VH3111
FOLLOW UP AND HOW TO EVALUATE YOUR DISCIPLINARY
EFFORTSSESSION VI T VHS videocassette
VH3112
PHASE I: ASSERTIVE DISCIPLINE
Z1034
FOUNDATIONS OF WEALTH, THE (FFH,)
Ten video programs that explain and clarify the basic concepts of
Introductory Economics.
SUBSISTENCE LEVEL J-S VHS videocassette
VH1200
DIVISION OF LABOR BY PRODUCT J-S VHS videocassette VH1201
DIVISION OF LABOR BY PROCESS J-S VHS videocassette VH1202
MECHANIZATION J-S VHS videocassette
VH1203
PATH TO PROSPERITY, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1204
ALLOCATING A SURPLUS J-S VHS videocassette
VH1205
NATURE OF MONEY, THE J-S VHS videocassette
VH1206
PRICE AND THE CONSUMER J-S VHS videocassette
VH1207
PRICE AND THE PRODUCER J-S VHS videocassette
VH1208
ECONOMIC SYSTEMS: THE MIXED ECONOMY JH VHS
videocassette
VH1209
FOUNDATIONS OF WEALTH, THE
Z1040
MORE PERFECT UNION, A (EB, 1987)
This in-depth series examines the U.S. Constitution, viewing it as a
living and constantly evolving document.
The series features
alphabetically arranged reports profiling the founding fathers,
analyzing their debates from the Constitutional convention,
illustrating landmark Supreme Court decisions, and more.
MORE PERFECT UNION, A:VOLUME 1 J-H Laser Videodisc
LD54
MORE PERFECT UNION, A:VOLUME 2/VOLUME 3 J-H Laser
Videodisc
LD55
LD57
LD58
LD59
LD60
LD61
MORE PERFECT UNION, A
Z2001
LAND OF THE EAGLE (PBS Video, 1992)
This series brings to life the inextricable histories of nature and
society in North America before and after the arrival of Europeans.
GREAT ENCOUNTER, THE JH VHS videocassette
VH2296
CONFRONTING THE WILDERNESS JH VHS videocassette VH2297
CONQUERING THE SWAMPS JH VHS videocassette
VH2298
ACROSS THE SEA OF GRASS JH VHS videocassette
VH2299
INTO THE SHINING MOUNTAINS JH VHS videocassette
VH2300
LIVING ON THE EDGE JH VHS videocassette
VH2301
FIRST AND LAST FRONTIER JH VHS videocassette
VH2302
SEARCHING FOR PARADISE JH VHS videocassette
VH2303
7
QUESTAR III
LAND OF THE EAGLE
Z300
YOUR MONEY MATTERS (Film Ideas,)
These programs deal with today's "hottest" subjects financial
planning and investment opportunities. These tapes cover all the
current topics from new investment opportunities to financial
planning for women.
CREATIVE FINANCING I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH425
PRE-RETIREMENT PLANNING I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH426
BEST INVESTMENTS FOR THE SMALL SAVER I-J-H VHS
videocassette
VH427
ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH428
PRACTICAL TAX SHELTERS-PT.I I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH429
PRACTICAL TAX SHELTERS-PT.II I-J-H VHS videocassette VH430
OLD AND NEW INVESTMENTS I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH431
MONEY MANAGEMENT IN TROUBLED TIMES I-J-H VHS
videocassette
VH432
ABC'S OF LIFE INSURANCE I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH433
INVESTMENTS FOR SENIORS I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH434
PLANNING YOUR ESTATE I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH435
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH436
EVALUATING EMPLOYEE BENEFITS I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH437
YOUR MONEY MATTERS
Z1021
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ART OF THE WESTERN WORLD (Annenberg CPB, 1990)
This series traces the Western tradition in the visual arts from their
origins in ancient Greece to the present day.
WHITE GARMENT OF CHURCHES, A H VHS videocassette
VH47
CLASSICAL IDEAL, THE H VHS videocassette
VH48
EARLY RENAISSANCE, THE H VHS videocassette
VH49
HIGH RENAISSANCE, THE H VHS videocassette
VH50
REALMS OF LIGHT: THE BAROQUE H VHS videocassette
VH51
FRESH VIEW, A: IMPRESSIONISM AND POST-IMPRESSIONISM H
VHS videocassette
VH52
INTO THE 20TH CENTURY H VHS videocassette
VH53
IN OUR OWN TIME H VHS videocassette
VH54
ART OF THE WESTERN WORLD
Z2008
BIRTH OF A NATION (AIMS, 1967)
The spirit and the drama of critical moments in America's transition
from colony to republic are captured in this series.
COLONIAL AMERICA IN THE 1760'S/TAXATION WITHOUT
REPRESENTATION I-J/H Laser Videodisc
LD67
INDEPENDENCE I-J/H Laser Videodisc
LD68
FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM/A NATION IN CRISIS I-J/H Laser
Videodisc
LD69
BIRTH OF A NATION
Z2002
AFRICANS, THE (Annenberg CPB, 1986)
Series writer and host, Professor Ali Mazrui, examines the
contemporary life and history of Africa through its triple heritage:
the indigenous African tradition, as well as the influence of Islam
and the West. Filmed in 16 African countries, the series is
illustrated with stunning cinematography.
TOOLS OF EXPLOITATION JH VHS videocassette
VH10
NATURE OF A CONTINENT, THE J-H VHS videocassette
VH1167
LEGACY OF LIFESTYLES, A J-H VHS videocassette
VH1169
NEW GODS J-H VHS videocassette
VH1170
NEW CONFLICTS J-H VHS videocassette
VH12
IN SEARCH OF STABILITY J-H VHS videocassette
VH21
GARDEN OF EDEN IN DECAY, A? J-H VHS videocassette
VH22
CLASH OF CULTURES, A J-H VHS videocassette
VH24
GLOBAL AFRICA J-H VHS videocassette
VH30
AFRICANS, THE
Z2007
RAMONA (Gift,)
Beverly Cleary's timeless stories of mischievous 8-year-old Ramona
Quimby and her family.
RAMONA: RAMONA'S BAD DAY P-I VHS videocassette
VH799
RAMONA: GREAT HAIR ARGUMENT, THE P-I VHS videocassette
VH806
RAMONA: NEW PAJAMAS P-I VHS videocassette
VH807
RAMONA: SQUEAKERFOOT P-I VHS videocassette
VH809
RAMONA: MYSTERY MEAL P-I VHS videocassette
VH811
RAMONA: RAMONA THE PATIENT P-I VHS videocassette
VH813
RAMONA: RAINY SUNDAY P-I VHS videocassette
VH815
RAMONA: GOODBYE, HELLO P-I VHS videocassette
VH817
RAMONA: THE PERFECT DAY P-I VHS videocassette
VH821
RAMONA: SIBLINGITIS P-I VHS videocassette
VH825
RAMONA
Z2005
POWER OF CHOICE (PBS, 1988)
This series takes an optimistic and humorous look at the concerns
of today's teenagers. Hosted by comedian and teen counselor
Michael Pritchard, the program chronicles Pritchard's work as he
visits high schools across the country.
RAISING YOUR PARENTS J-H VHS videocassette
VH107
ACTING ON YOUR VALUES J-H VHS videocassette
VH55
SELF-ESTEEM J-H VHS videocassette
VH56
COPING WITH PRESSURES J-H VHS videocassette
VH57
DRUGS AND ALCOHOL-PT.I J-H VHS videocassette
VH63
DRUGS AND ALCOHOL-PT.II J-H VHS videocassette
VH68
DRINKING AND DRIVING J-H VHS videocassette
VH69
SEX J-H VHS videocassette
VH70
FRIENDSHIP AND DATING J-H VHS videocassette
VH71
DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE J-H VHS videocassette
VH72
COMMUNICATING WITH PARENTS J-H VHS videocassette
VH76
POWER OF CHOICE, THE J-H VHS videocassette
VH827
POWER OF CHOICE
Z2006
8
WAYS OF THE LAW (GPN,)
REASONS FOR LAW H VHS videocassette
VH244
DUE PROCESS H VHS videocassette
VH365
SOURCES OF LAW H VHS videocassette
VH783
CONTRACT/CONSUMER LAW/WILLS AND ESTATES J-S VHS
videocassette
VH942
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE/CIVIL LAW J-S VHS videocassette VH943
LAW ENFORCEMENT/ENVIRONMENTAL LAW J-S VHS
videocassette
VH944
SUBSTANTIVE CRIMINAL LAW J-S VHS videocassette
VH945
LAW ENFORCEMENT-PATROL OFFICERS/OUR LEGAL SYSTEM J-S
VHS videocassette
VH946
FAMILY LAW-JUVENILE JUSTICE/FAMILY DOMESTICS J-S VHS
videocassette
VH947
WAYS OF THE LAW
Z1020
CIVIL WAR (PBS Video, 1990)
This remarkable series allows students to experience the war as it
was in the actual diaries, newspaper accounts and letters of those
who lived through it, read by a chorus of some of the most
distinguished voices of our time, including Sam Waterson, Jason
Robards, Julie Harris, Morgan Freeman, and Garrison Keillor.
CAUSE, THE (1861) I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH115
VERY BLOODY AFFAIR, A (1862) I-J-H VHS videocassette VH116
FOREVER FREE (1862) I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH117
SIMPLY MURDER (1863) I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH118
UNIVERSE OF BATTLE, THE (1863) I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH119
VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH (1864) I-J-H VHS
videocassette
VH120
MOST HALLOWED GROUND (1864) I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH121
WAR IS ALL HELL (1865) I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH122
BETTER ANGELS OF OUR NATURE, THE (1865) I-J-H VHS
videocassette
VH123
CIVIL WAR
Z1022
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STEPS TO EXCELLENCE (Yamaha Musical,)
VIDEO HORN CLINIC: L.WILLIAM KUYPER J-H VHS videocassette
VH1580
VIDEO FLUTE CLINIC: JAMES WALKER J-H VHS videocassette
VH1581
VIDEO SAXOPHONE CLINIC-DR. EUGENE ROUSSEAU J-H VHS
videocassette
VH1582
VIDEO TROMBONE CLINIC DONALD KNAUB J-H VHS
videocassette
VH1583
TRUMPET-ALLEN VIZZUTTI I-J-H VHS videocassette
VH1830
STEPS TO EXCELLENCE
Z1019
−
REMEMBER WHEN (HBO,)
WAY OUT WEST I-H VHS videocassette
ON THE AIR I-H VHS videocassette
WHEELS, WINGS AND WHISTLES I-H VHS videocassette
IT'LL NEVER FLY I-J-H VHS videocassette
PAGE ONE JH VHS videocassette
GO TEAM GO! I-J-H VHS videocassette
REMEMBER WHEN
VH624
VH625
VH626
VH627
VH628
VH629
Z1018
Catalog
ASTRONOMERS, THE (Wilson Media, 1991)
Not since the days of Galileo and Copernicus have there been so
many extraordinary discoveries in the field of astronomy. Now you
can meet the men and women currently making headlines in the
exploration of the universe as they search for black holes, quasars,
dark matter, Einstein's gravity waves and evidence of planets
outside our solar system.
WHERE IS THE REST OF THE UNIVERSE? I-J/H VHS videocassette
VH1962
SEARCHING FOR BLACK HOLES I-J/H VHS videocassette VH1963
WINDOW TO CREATION, A I-J/H VHS videocassette
VH1964
WAVES OF THE FUTURE I-J/H VHS videocassette
VH1965
STARDUST I-J/H VHS videocassette
VH1966
PROSPECTING FOR PLANETS I-J/H VHS videocassette
VH1967
ASTRONOMERS, THE
Z1023
EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT FOR POSITIVE ACHIEVEMENT IN THE
CLASSROOM (UDI,)
By analyzing the effect of dynamic instruction, classroom
atmosphere and teaching methods, this program guarantees to
improve classroom management techniques.
Eight nationally
recognized teachers and their unique teaching styles are shown and
discussed.
HOW TEACHING STYLES AFFECT CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT T
VHS videocassette
VH3061
CREATING A POSITIVE CLASSROOM ATMOSPHERE T VHS
videocassette
VH3062
GUIDELINES TO EFFECTIVE CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT T VHS
videocassette
VH3063
ROLE OF THE STUDENT CONTRACTS IN CLASSROOM
MANAGEMENT, THE T VHS videocassette
VH3064
DISCIPLINE APPROACHES IN THE CLASSROOM T VHS
videocassette
VH3065
EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT FOR POSITIVE ACHIEVEMENT IN THE
CLASSROOM
Z1029
MOTIVATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESSFUL TEACHING
(UDI,)
This comprehensive 5-part program supplies concrete ways to
channel students' interest, needs and attitudes into a high-powered,
stimulating motivational plan.
ATTITUDES: POSITIVE JUDGEMENTS TO INFLUENCE LEARNING T
VHS videocassette
VH3066
NEEDS: THE ENERGY BEHIND LEARNING T VHS videocassette
VH3067
STIMULATION: CONTINUING WORTHWHILE LEARNING T VHS
videocassette
VH3068
DISEQUILIBRIUM: UNPREDICTABILITY AND NOVEL CHANGES IN
LEARNING T VHS videocassette
VH3069
COMPETENCE AND REINFORCEMENT: EFFECTIVE ENDINGS FOR
EFFECTIVE LEARNING T VHS videocassette
VH3070
MOTIVATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESSFUL TEACHING
Z1030
ASHLEY
TRIALS OF LIFE (Ambrose Video, 1991)
This series is made up of twelve videos, each depicting a different
stage of life and the problems every animal must face in the course
of passing its genes to the next generation.
ARRIVING IJH VHS videocassette
VH3489
GROWING UP IJH VHS videocassette
VH3490
FINDING FOOD IJH VHS videocassette
VH3491
HUNTING AND ESCAPING IJH VHS videocassette
VH3492
HOMEMAKING IJH VHS videocassette
VH3493
LIVING TOGETHER IJH VHS videocassette
VH3494
FIGHTING IJH VHS videocassette
VH3495
FRIENDS AND RIVALS IJH VHS videocassette
VH3496
FINDING THE WAY IJH VHS videocassette
VH3497
TALKING TO STRANGERS IJH VHS videocassette
VH3498
COURTING IJH VHS videocassette
VH3499
CONTINUING THE LINE IJH VHS videocassette
VH3500
TRIALS OF LIFE
Z60
K6
On September 11, 1814, the British Fleet arrived at the mouth of
the Patapso River. Thus began the Battle of Baltimore, which
inspired Francis Scott Key to pen "The Star-Spangled Banner." Our
flag's broad stripes and bright stars will shine through as Aretha
Franklin and children sing along in celebration of America's unity
and strength.
Escher's intricate designs grace t-shirts, ties, posters, and other
elements of modern culture. This fascinating program traces his
career and discusses the mathematical principles he used in so
much of his work.
K>
K0
K0
(K1)
RIVER, THE
AB17
(AUDIOB)
AUDIO BOOKS, PIJS, 2.75hr
AB59
AUDIO BOOKS, IJ, 4:55
(L.LIB.)
ACROSS FIVE APRILS
AB62
AUDIO BOOKS, IJ, 6 Hrs.
For the Creightons of Southern Illinois, the Civil War lures two sons
to the Union army and one to the Confederacy, leaving 10-year-old
Jethro to care for the family farm. As the war rages on, Jethro is
forced to grow up in a hurry and provide for his loved ones amidst
the turmoil of a state torn by conflicting loyalties. (AUDIOB, 2)
AB65
AUDIO BOOKS, IJS, 12 Hrs
Mark Twain's story of a young boy and a runaway slave who
embark on a journey down the Mississippi River in an effort to
escape their former lives, on the way encountering many strange
people and dangerous situations. (REC.BK)
TELL ME WHY (Wilson Media, 1989)
SPACE, EARTH AND ATMOSPHERE P VHS videocassette VH1888
WATER AND WEATHER P VHS videocassette
VH1889
FLOWERS, PLANTS AND TREES P VHS videocassette
VH1890
GEMS, METAL AND MINERALS P VHS videocassette
VH1891
INSECTS P VHS videocassette
VH1892
AMERICANA P VHS videocassette
VH1893
LIFE FORMS, ANIMALS AND ANIMAL ODDITIES P VHS
videocassette
VH1894
BIRDS AND RODENTS P VHS videocassette
VH1895
MAMMALS P VHS videocassette
VH1896
ANIMALS AND ARACHINDS P VHS videocassette
VH1897
FISH, SHELLFISH AND OTHER UNDERWATER LIFE P VHS
videocassette
VH1898
PREHISTORIC ANIMALS, REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS P VHS
videocassette
VH1899
HEALTHY BODY, A P VHS videocassette
VH1900
ANATOMY AND GENETICS P VHS videocassette
VH1901
MEDICINE P VHS videocassette
VH1902
TELL ME WHY
Z1031
AND THEN WHAT HAPPENED, PAUL REVERE?
AB80
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 24
Paul Revere comes to life in this meticulously detailed story of what
he did before, between and after his patriotic adventures. (WW, 2)
HOW ANIMALS HIDE.
MK17
Discusses how animal coloration and shape help in their survival.
(NG, 1977)
ASHLEY BRYAN: Poems & Folktales
AB2
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 120
Poems and four African folktales are read by award-winning author
Ashley Bryan. (AUDIOB)
AB68
Mark Twain's story of a boy growing up in rural Missouri who would
rather play hooky, pull pranks, and search for adventure than grow
up to be respectable. (REC.BK)
AMERICAN FAIRY TALES
AB1
AUDIO BOOKS, IJS, 300
Read by Taylor Mali. From Rip VanWinkle to the Rootabaga stories,
these twelve tales capture the zest of the American spirit as it
emerged over the last 200 years. (AUDIOB)
9
BEETHOVEN
QUESTAR III
BEETHOVEN LIVES UPSTAIRS
AB3
AUDIO BOOKS, IJ, 45
Young Christoph writes to his uncle, unhappy about their eccentric
new boarder, Mr. Beethoven. Eventually he is won over by the
great composers music. (AUDIOB)
AB67
AUDIO BOOKS, PIJ, 2 Hrs.
The six Herdman children are absolutely the worst kids in the history
of the world. No one knows what to expect when they muscle their
way into the Christmas play..... (REC.BK)
BIRCHBARK HOUSE, THE
AB63
AUDIO BOOKS, IJS, 6 Hrs.
Set in the Lake Superior region in the mid-1800's, this is the story
of a year in the life of young Omakayas, a girl of the Ojibwa. As
each season in her life is lovingly portrayed, the satisfying rhythm of
her days is shattered when a stranger visits the lodge one night,
bringing with him an invisible enemy that will change things forever.
(AUDIOB, 1)
BRIAN'S RETURN
AB19
AUDIO BOOKS, PIJS, 3 hrs.
This is the gripping conclusion to "Hatchet," "The River," and
"Brian's Winter." Now that Brian is back in civilization, he can't
make sense of ordinary life. High school leaves him feeling more
isolated than when he was by himself in the wild. Brian discovers
his true path in life, and where he really belongs. (AUDIOB)
BRIAN'S WINTER
AB18
AUDIO BOOKS, PIJS, 3 hrs.
What would have happened if Brian hadn't been rescued in
"Hatchet?" Writer Gary Paulsen raises the stakes for survival in this
riveting and inspiring story of one boy who faces the ultimate test
and the ultimate adventure. (AUDIOB)
BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA
AB61
When the new student, Leslie appears at school, her natural athletic
ability keeps Jess from being the fastest student in the fifth grade.
However, when she draws Jess into the imaginary world of
Terabithia, they discover a rare friendship. (AUDIOB, 2)
BUB OR THE VERY BEST THING
AB4
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 9
When a king and queen start searching for the one very best thing
for their young son, their journey becomes a memorable listening
experience. (AUDIOB)
BULL RUN
AB5
AUDIO BOOKS, IJH, 120
Sixteen voices not the heroes eulogized in history books, but the
voices of the common soldiers, their leaders, their families, their
comrades. This disparate and compelling choir of voices weaves an
intimate tapestry of the first battle of the Civil War. (AUDIOB)
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CAN'T YOU MAKE THEM BEHAVE, KING GEORGE?
AB76
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 30
King George's royal ups and downs are portrayed in this account of
the life and times of a king who wanted to be remembered for his
goodness. (WW, 2)
CAY, THE
AB6
AUDIO BOOKS, IJH, 180
LeVar Burton narrates this story of a young white boy, blinded in a
shipwreck during WWII and marooned with an elderly West Indian
and a cat. (AUDIOB)
CHARLOTTE'S WEB
AB7
Read by E.B.
White.
adventure. (AUDIOB)
AUDIO BOOKS, PIJ, 195
A bittersweet tale of friendship and
CHILDREN OF THE RIVER
AB69
AUDIO BOOKS, JS, 7 Hrs.
To escape the Khmer Rouge army, Sundara fled Cambodia with her
aunt, leaving her parents behind. Now she is a high school student
in Oregon. As she moves towards adulthood, reconciling American
values with Cambodian traditions is not going to be easy.
(REC.BK, 2)
10
CRUCIBLE, THE
AB8
AUDIO BOOKS, JS, 135
First produced in 1953, at a time when America was convulsed by a
new epidemic of witch-hunting, "The Crucible" brilliantly explores
the threshold between individual guilt and mass hysteria, personal
spite and collective evil. (AUDIOB)
DAY NO PIGS WOULD DIE, A
AB49
AUDIO BOOKS, J, 3:35
Rob, a twelve-year-old Shaker boy, faces the eventual death of his
father, who must train him to take over the duties of a farmer.
During the hard winter, Rob and his father must slaughter Rob's pet
pig to provide the family with meat. After Rob's father dies, the
boy earns acceptance as the man of the family. (L.LIB.)
DEALING WITH DRAGONS
AB54
AUDIO BOOKS, IJS, 5:12
Independent-minded Princess Cimorene volunteers to be a dragon's
princess, where she learns to fireproof herself, consort with
witches, read magic tomes, instill pluck in a fellow princess and at
the same time solve the murder of the King of the Dragons.
(L.LIB.)
DEATH OF A SALESMAN
AB9
By Arthur Miller. The first great play of the American stage to
question the country's relentless drive for material success.
(AUDIOB)
DOOR IN THE WALL, THE
AB51
Ever since he can remember, Robin, son of Sir John de Bureford,
has been told he will become a Knight like his father, but when he
loses the use of his legs, his destiny is changed forever. (L.LIB.)
ELEANOR/HATTIE AND THE WILD WAVES
AB10
Read by the author Barbara Cooney. "Eleanor," is the touching
story of Eleanor Roosevelt's sad and lonely beginning in life. "Hattie
and the Wild Waves," is based on the life of Cooney's mother.
(AUDIOB)
ETHAN FROME
AB11
Richard Thomas reads this haunting novel depicting the stifled
human spirit and the complexity of life as a triangle evolves
between Ethan Frome, his ailing wife and his orphaned young
cousin. (AUDIOB)
FREAK THE MIGHTY
AB12
AUDIO BOOKS, IJS, 3.5 hr
Two outcasts, slow and timid Max and his new neighbor Kevin who
is disabled and a genius, team up to shake up their world in a big
way. (AUDIOB)
GEORGE WASHINGTON'S MOTHER
AB74
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 25
This is the true story of Mary Washington. When she wasn't
worrying about being poor, she was poking her nose in George's
business, baking bread, and smoking a pipe. Jean Fritz paints a
witty picture of our first President's mother. (WW, 2)
GIVER, THE
AB13
Winner of the 1994 Newberry Award, "The Giver" depicts an
alternative society where there is respect, discipline and community,
but no human feelings, music or colors. (AUDIOB)
GREAT EXPECTATIONS
AB14
AUDIO BOOKS, JS, 17.5hr
Charles Dickens' finest novel, is told by Pip, an orphan who lives
with his sister and her husband, the village blacksmith. (AUDIOB)
GREEK MYTHS
AB15
Includes: King Midas and the Golden Touch, Adventures of
Hercules, Perseus and Medusa and Arachne. (AUDIOB)
Catalog
ROLL
HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS
AB58
In Harry's second year at Hogwarts, new torments and horrors
arise. Someone or something is turning Hogwarts students to
stone...and everyone suspects Harry Potter himself! (L.LIB.)
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−
HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN
AB56
AUDIO BOOKS, PIJS, 11:51
Harry Potter's third year at Hogwarts School of Wizardry is filled
with more delightful adventures than ever, as he and friends Ron
and Hermione find a map showing all the school's secret passages.
But, escaped prisoner Sirius Black is on the loose, and seems to be
looking for Harry! (L.LIB.)
HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER'S STONE
AB57
An orphan, Harry has no idea of his destiny until he is sent to an
infamous school for wizards. As he gets to know the colorful
faculty and takes the unusual classes, he is drawn into a mystical
world and a dangerous quest. (L.LIB.)
HATCHET
AB16
AUDIO BOOKS, PIJS, 3.5 hr
This is the story of Brian Robeson, who survives an airplane crash in
the Canadian wilds, learning to survive for months by his own wits.
(AUDIOB)
HOLES
AB20
Sent to a juvenile detention center on a fluke, Stanley Yelnats
discovers a strange existence, digging holes in the desert "to build
character," but discovers the Warden is actually hunting for buried
treasure. (AUDIOB)
ISLAND BOY/MISS RUMPHIUS
AB23
By Barbara Cooney. Read by Tracy Lord.
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 32
(AUDIOB)
JOHNNY APPLESEED
AB21
This is the true story of how one amazing and slightly eccentric man
helped settle the frontier during the 1800's. (AUDIOB)
JULIUS CAESAR
AB22
A fully-dramatized recording of William Shakespeare's play.
(AUDIOB)
JUST A FEW WORDS, MR. LINCOLN
AB75
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 22
With sensitivity and wit, Rex Robbins narrates Jean Fritz's story
about one of the most famous (and shortest) speeches in American
history, the Gettysburg Address. (WW, 2)
MAN WHO WAS POE, THE
AB24
AUDIO BOOKS, IJS, 5.5 Hr
Acclaimed author Avi has penned a novel of great intrigue, bringing
alive a New England seacoast town in the mid-1900's, haunting the
listener with a tale of things which are not what they seem to
be...or are they? (AUDIOB)
MEM FOX READS
AB25
Australian author Mem Fox reads; Guess What?, Koala Lou, Night
Noises, Possum Magic, Tough Boris and Feathers and Fools.
(AUDIOB)
MY BROTHER SAM IS DEAD
AB26
The Revolutionary War was a war with no clear-cut loyalties
dividing families, friends and towns. A story rich in historical detail
and action as told from the viewpoint of young Tim Meeker.
(AUDIOB)
−
NIGHT
AB27
A story of the Holocaust, as seen through the eyes of Elie Wiesel.
(AUDIOB)
ODYSSEY, THE
AB28
Homer's classic recording is told by master storyteller Odds Bodkin.
Bodkin sweeps you away with his rendering of 37 character voices
and live accompaniment with Celtic harp and 12-string guitar.
(AUDIOB)
OF MICE AND MEN
AB29
The classic story of two outsiders struggling to understand their
own unique places in the world. (AUDIOB)
OLD MAN AND THE SEA, THE
AB30
Performed by Charlton Heston. Ernest Hemingway tells the story of
an old fisherman and his long struggle with a prized fish.
(AUDIOB)
OUT OF THE DUST
AB31
This award-winning story is set in the heart of the Great Depression.
It chronicles Oklahoma's staggering dust storms, and the
environmental and emotional turmoil they leave in their path.
(AUDIOB)
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−
OUTSIDERS, THE
AB32
Turf wars abound between two gangs, and fourteen-year-old
Ponyboy learns life's lessons about friendships and their boundaries
as he negotiates his complex and often brutal world. (AUDIOB)
PICTURE BOOK OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, A
AB33
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 12
Starting with his boyhood in Genoa, Italy, this excellent recording
follows the famous explorer through to his dream to the west by
sea! (AUDIOB)
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PICTURE BOOK OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.,
AB34
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 11
The leader's life and contributions are clearly laid out, with
important dates reiterated at the end. (AUDIOB)
PICTURE BOOK OF ROSA PARKS, A
AB35
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 17
This audio is a strong lesson in courage and how one person's
actions can change a nation. (AUDIOB)
PINBALLS, THE
AB53
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 2:47
Carlie, Harvey, and Thomas J. bounce around foster homes until
the Mason's take them in. (L.LIB.)
RACHEL CARSON: VOICE FOR THE EARTH
AB36
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 2 Hrs.
Here is the behind-the-scenes story of Rachel Carson and the
writing of her profound book "Silent Spring." (AUDIOB)
AB37
Dramatically brought to life by actors who played in the Broadway
production in 1959, Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee, Claudia McNeil and
Diana Sands. (AUDIOB)
RIVER, THE
AB17
AUDIO BOOKS, PIJS, 2.75hr
In this sequel to "Hatchet," writer Gary Paulsen is at his finest,
bringing to audio the exciting adventure that pits a boy against
nature for the second time in his life. (AUDIOB)
ROLL OF THUNDER, HEAR MY CRY
AB55
Set in Mississippi at the height of the 1930's Depression, this is the
unforgettable story of one family's struggle to maintain their
independence, integrity, and pride in the face of racism and social
injustice. (L.LIB.)
11
ROMEO
QUESTAR III
ROMEO AND JULIET
AB38
AUDIO BOOKS, JS, 3.25hr
The Renaissance Theatre Company vividly captures all the play's
passion and color its shifting moods from heady exultation to
tender intimacy and dark despair. (AUDIOB)
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SARAH, PLAIN AND TALL
AB39
AUDIO BOOKS, PIJS, 60
Performed by Glenn Close. The heartwarming story of two children
whose lives are changed forever when their widowed papa
advertises for a mail-order bride. (AUDIOB)
SECRET GARDEN, THE
AB40
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 8 Hrs.
The story of three children who together create magic in each
other's lives and all around them. (AUDIOB)
AB71
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 32
Jean Fritz introduces students to the delegates at the 1787 summer
convention in Philadelphia. Benjamin Franklin, George Washington,
James Madison, and many others traveled there to draft a plan that
would unify their states while preserving their sovereignty. (WW,
2)
SIGN OF THE BEAVER, THE
AB41
AUDIO BOOKS, PIJ, 3 Hrs.
Elizabeth George Speare's gripping novel about a boy's adventures
in the wilderness of 1768 Maine territory. (AUDIOB)
SLAKE'S LIMBO
AB50
Harassed to the breaking point by his abusive aunt and his
classmates, 13-year-old misfit Aremis Slake goes underground into
the sheltering depths of the New York City subway, where he finds
an abandoned room he turns into a home and learns to survive and
then to reach out, first to strangers, then to friends. (L.LIB.)
SMUGGLERS' ISLAND
AB64
While listening to this historical adventure, students will gain insight
into the historical and political complications of Prohibition. Set in
the 1930's, this is the story of an Irish-American boy who concocts
a dangerous plan to bust the liquor smugglers who are terrorizing his
island home. (REC.BK, 2)
STELLALUNA
AB42
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 34
This best-selling audiobook about a lost and found baby fruit bat is
such a sweet story and a lovely introduction to the species.
(AUDIOB)
STUART LITTLE
AB43
AUDIO BOOKS, PIJS, 2.5 Hr
Written in 1945, E.B. White's story has endured in fine style as
White's tiny, shy mouse heads out into a world full of surprises.
(AUDIOB)
TANGERINE
AB66
Even though Paul Fisher is legally blind and wears thick glasses to
see, he is a great soccer goalie. But he is overshadowed by his
older brother Erik, a high school football star. When the family
moves to Florida, Paul is struggling to fit in when he discovers
shocking secrets about himself and Erik. (REC.BK, 2)
AB44
AUDIO BOOKS, IJS, 10.5hr
Roses Prichard gives a compelling rendition of this Pulitzer
Prize-winning masterpiece Harper Lee's first and only novel.
(AUDIOB)
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AB59
Ten-year-old Kenny Watson and his family set out on a trip from
Michigan to Grandma's house in Birmingham, Alabama. Unknown
to them, they're heading toward one of the darkest moments in
America's history. (L.LIB.)
AB73
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 30
A new idea always in his mind, Ben Franklin's joy of living, his
humor and gentleness capture children's attention and spark their
interest. Narrated by Jean Fritz. (WW, 2)
WHEN ZACHARY BEAVER CAME TO TOWN
AB52
AUDIO BOOKS, I, 4:59
Toby Wilson is having the toughest summer of his life when Zachary
Beaver, the fattest boy in the world, arrives in their sleepy Texas
town turning it upside down and leaves everyone, even Toby,
changed forever. (L.LIB.)
COLUMBUS?
AB72
Jean Fritz's lively narration provides a colorful portrait of the man
who staunchly led his men across the ocean sea to "learn the
secrets of the world." The best-kept secret in all the world turned
out to be America! (WW, 2)
WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE AND OTHER STORIES
AB45
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 45
By Maurice Sendak. Performed by Tammy Grimes. Includes: In the
Night Kitchen, Outside Over There, The Nutshell Library, The Sign
on Rosie's Door and Very Far Away. (AUDIOB)
WHERE WAS PATRICK HENRY ON THE 29TH OF MAY?
AB79
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 35
Patrick Henry grew up running barefoot and fidgeting in
schoolrooms. When he became a lawyer, it took him awhile to
argue successfully. He bumbled and mumbled through some early
cases, but when the issue was freedom, he became an impressive,
dramatic speaker who inspired crowds with the cry of "Give me
liberty, or give me death!" (WW, 2)
WHO'S THAT STEPPING ON PLYMOUTH ROCK?
AB70
The Pilgrims didn't carve their initials on the big rock, the first place
they stepped when the Mayflower cam ashore in Plymouth,
Massachusetts in 1620. In fact, no one even made a record of their
landing there at all. Creative historian Jean Fritz tells us all about
the unique history of Plymouth Rock with wit and accuracy.
(WW, 2)
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WHY DON'T YOU GET A HORSE, SAM ADAMS?
AB78
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 22
In the days of colonial America, Sam Adams liked to wander around
Boston talking to people about how much he didn't like England.
"Why don't you get a horse?" his cousin John would ask. But Sam
wasn't interested until John told him that he should ride a horse
for the good of his country like George Washington and John
Hancock did. (WW, 2)
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WILD FOX
AB46
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 30
Read by the author, Cherie Mason. One day the author looked out
her window and saw an injured wild fox in her yard. Her story of
what transpires between this young animal and her own heart is
touching and unforgettable for listeners of all ages. (AUDIOB)
WILL YOU SIGN HERE, JOHN HANCOCK?
AB77
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 35
When John Hancock's Uncle died, he became the richest man in
New England. This wasn't enough, though, because John wanted
everyone to like him. Most people did but not King George of
England. John refused to pay taxes to the king, and to show the
king how mad he was, he made his signature on the Declaration of
Independence so large that the king did not need his spectacles to
read it! (WW, 2)
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TRUMPET OF THE SWAN, THE
AB48
AUDIO BOOKS, PI, 4 HRS.
Author E.B. White reads his unforgettable story about Louis, the
swan who has no voice.... (AUDIOB)
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Catalog
JUMP
WRINKLE IN TIME, A
AB47
A science-fiction adventure novel, describes how Meg Murry
reunites with her father through the intervention of three
supernatural assistants and relies on love and courage to help her
rescue her brother, Charles Wallace, from evil forces. (L.LIB.)
CK3
ART KITS, IS
A slide/cassette lecture recommended for high school art classes.
Deals with the art made in Columbia County from the Settlement
Period through the Hudson River School.(Donated by the Columbia
County Historical Society) (C.C.H.S.,)
CHINESE PAST, THE
AK1
ART KITS
To provide the basic information needed for an understanding and
appreciation of the works of art which are the subject of the
program. (N.G.A., 1966)
FAR NORTH, THE: 2000 YEARS OF AMERICAN ESKIMO AND
INDIAN ART
AK2
ART KITS
Primary aim of the material is to provide information about the art
objects themselves and to foster an awareness of the cultures of
the Far North in which the works were produced. Based upon an
exhibition held at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
which brought together works of art produced by the native peoples
of Alaska. (N.G.A., 1966)
HENRI MATISSE PAPER CUT-OUTS
AK3
ART KITS
Slides and cassettes. During the last twenty years of his long life,
Henri Matisse developed a significiant new technique: the paper
cut-outs. (N.G.A., 1978)
MORRIS LOUIS: MAJOR THEMES & VARIATIONS
AK4
Slides and cassettes. (N.G.A., 1976)
COLOR OF HIS OWN, A
B22
BIG BOOKS, P
In his signature style, this beloved author/illustrator treats readers to
a special lesson about individuality, acceptance, friendship, and
colors with a story about a chameleon who wants to be a color of
his own. (Includes: 1 Big Book, 20 classroom books, 1 audio
cassette, 1 teacher's guide) (SCHLST, 2)
COMMOTION IN THE OCEAN
B23
BIG BOOKS, P
This delightful collection of poems includes fun rhymes about the
creatures who live in and around the ocean. Children will delight in
the snappy poems and colorful illustrations about whales, walruses,
penguins, polar bears, stingrays, and sharks. (Includes: 1 Big Book,
6 classroom books, 1 teacher's guide) (SCHLST, 3)
CORDUROY
B15
BIG BOOKS, P
This heartwarming classic recounts the adventures of a toy store
teddy bear that, while on a search for his lost button, finds a little
girl to buy him. (Includes: 1 Big Book, 20 classroom books, 1 audio
DOES A KANGAROO HAVE A MOTHER, TOO?
B29
BIG BOOKS, P
Author Eric Carle presents a great model for helping children focus
on the question and answer format of a book. The big book helps
children build simple vocabulary of animal words with a list of baby
animals and their parents. (Includes: 1 Big Book, 20 classroom
books, 1 audio cassette, 1 teacher's guide) (SCHLST, 3)
IF YOU GIVE A MOOSE A COOKIE
B17
BIG BOOKS, P
This story recounts the whimsical set of causes and effects that
begins when a boy gives a mouse a cookie. (Includes: 1 Big Book,
20 classroom books, 1 audio cassette, 1 teacher's guide)
(SCHLST, 3)
ART KITS
I'M A CATERPILLAR
B1
BIG BOOKS, P
This story follows a caterpillar as it changes into a butterfly. First it
becomes a pupa. Then it becomes a chrysalis. Soon, a vibrant
butterfly emerges from its sticky cocoon! (Includes: 1 Big Book, 20
classroom books, 1 teacher's guide) (SCHLST, 3)
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT ENDANGERED & EXTINCT
ANIMALS
Young students learn about the natural and man-made factors that
lead to the endangerment and extinction of animals. Children find
out why it is essential that people help all forms of endangered
animals and why it is every person's responsibility to take care of
the Earth's many creatures.
IT'S PUMPKIN TIME
B18
BIG BOOKS, P
In this playful and exuberant celebration of the joys of growing
things, vibrant, boldly designed cut-paper illustrations and simple
text tell the story of a sister and brother who plant a pumpkin patch
for Halloween. (Includes: 1 Big Book, 20 classroom books, 1 audio
BUGS
B30
BIG BOOKS, P
Sixteen commonly known insects are described through lively
couplets, illustrations, and diagrams. Humorous and informative,
sure to please young nature enthusiasts. (Includes: 1 Big Book, 20
classroom books, 1 audio cassette, 1 teacher's guide) (SCHLST, 2)
JACKET I WEAR IN THE SNOW, THE
B3
BIG BOOKS, P
A cumulative rhyme reminiscent of "The House that Jack Built"
combines with colorful rebus illustrations in this rollicking story of a
girl trapped in her itchy winter clothes by a broken zipper.
(Includes: 1 Big Book, 20 classroom books, 1 audio cassette, 1
teacher's guide) (SCHLST, 2)
AMERICAN REVOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: DECLARING
INDEPENDENCE (1774-1776)
CAPS, HATS, SOCKS AND MITTENS: FOUR SEASONS
B20
BIG BOOKS, P
A celebration of the sights, smells, and sensations of the four
seasons from winter's steaming mugs of hot cocoa to the golden
colors of autumn. (Includes: 1 Big Book, 20 classroom books, 1
audio cassette, 1 teacher's guide) (SCHLST, 2)
JAMBERRY
B28
BIG BOOKS, P
A little boy and an exuberant bear go berry picking in this delightful
picture book. (Includes: 1 Big Book, 20 classroom books, 1 audio
CHICKEN SOUP WITH RICE
B21
BIG BOOKS, P
In this rollicking tribute to a boy's favorite food, an award winning
author/illustrator serves up a delightful rhyme for every month of the
year. A fun-filled way to learn the months in sequence. (Includes:
1 Big Book, 20 classroom books, 1 audio cassette, 1 teacher's
guide) (SCHLST, 90)
JUMP, FROG, JUMP
B27
BIG BOOKS, P
This is the turtle...that ate the snake...who swallowed the
fish....and so on! Children will want to join in with "jump, frog,
jump," after each verse of this rhythmic, cumulative tale. (Includes:
1 Big Book, 20 classroom books, 1 audio cassette, 1 teacher's
guide) (SCHLST, 2)
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LITTLE
QUESTAR III
LITTLE CLOUD
B19
BIG BOOKS, P
An imaginative little cloud passes the time by changing into the
shapes and sizes he has seen around him in the world until he
rejoins the other clouds to make a rainstorm. Great for curriculum
extensions art, the weather, imagination, and more. (Includes: 1
Big Book, 20 classroom books, 1 audio cassette, 1 teacher's guide)
(SCHLST, 3)
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LITTLE MOUSE, THE RED RIPE STRAWBERRY, AND THE BIG
HUNGRY BEAR, THE
B8
BIG BOOKS, P
Who likes strawberries? The mouse does, and the bear does, too.
Young readers will enjoy the humorous lengths this mouse goes to
protect his snack from the ravenous bear. (Includes: 1 Big Book, 20
classroom books, 1 audio cassette, 1 teacher's guide) (SCHLST, 3)
MAGIC SCHOOL BUS AT THE WATERWORKS, THE
B24
BIG BOOKS, P
Ms. Frizzle's class boards a school bus for the waterworks. Soon it
becomes apparent that this is no ordinary class trip. The school bus
suddenly leaves the ground! Ms. Frizzle parks it on a cloud, and
everyone shrinks to raindrop size. The whole class begins to rain
into a mountain stream below. Ms. Frizzle's class is seeing the
Waterworks from the water's point of view! (Includes: 1 Big Book,
20 classroom books, 1 teacher's guide) (SCHLST, 2)
MITTEN, THE
B10
BIG BOOKS, P
Nicki's mitten becomes a cozy home for a host of woodland
creatures. The illustrations and book design are exquisite, perfectly
capturing the wintry setting. (Includes: 1 Big Book, 20 classroom
PAIR OF SOCKS, A
B9
BIG BOOKS, P
Stripes and polka dots don't match they are too different patterns.
Children learn all about matching patterns as a lone red and blue
sock searches for its match. (Includes: 1 Big Book, 20 classroom
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RAIN FOREST
B25
BIG BOOKS, P
Rain forest animals watch as man and his machines threaten to
destroy the lush vegetation and peacefulness of their home. A brief
cautionary tale, which is an effective introduction to a timely
subject. (Includes: 1 Big Book, 20 classroom books, 1 audio
REASON FOR A FLOWER, THE
B5
BIG BOOKS, P
Children will be drawn to the vivid and detailed artwork which
illustrates this story of flowers and how they grow and produce
seeds. Young readers will learn how pollen and seeds are carried
from one place to another and how people can be unwitting
instruments in this process. (Includes: 1 Big Book, 20 classroom
ROSIE'S WALK
B11
BIG BOOKS, P
Rosie the hen goes out for a stroll, followed by a fox who is foiled
every step of the way by the delightfully oblivious fowl. (Includes:
1 Big Book, 20 classroom books, 1 teacher's guide) (SCHLST, 3)
SNOWY DAY, THE
B4
BIG BOOKS, P
In simple words and beautiful pictures, this classic conveys the
silent wonder of a city snowfall and a small boy's solitary delight in
it. (Includes: 1 Big Book, 20 classroom books, 1 audeio cassette, 1
SURPRISE GARDEN, THE
B13
BIG BOOKS, P
As the sun's warmth brings their garden to life, small children watch
the small shoots of green become all kinds of tasty vegetables in
eye-catching colors. (Includes: 1 Big Book, 6 classroom books, 1
audio cassette, 1 teacher's guide) (SCHLST, 3)
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THIS IS THE WAY WE GO TO SCHOOL
B6
BIG BOOKS, P
Children around the world go to school by bus, skis, vaporetto, even
by radio in this rhyming story that covers five continents. Includes
list of homes and a map. (Includes: 1 Big Book, 20 classroom
VERY HUNGRY CATERPILLAR, THE
B14
BIG BOOKS, P
A hungry caterpillar eats its way right through the pages of this
book as it searches for a satisfying meal. (Includes: 1 Big Book, 20
classoom books, 1 audio cassette, 1 teacher's guide) (SCHLST, 2)
WHAT WILL THE WEATHER BE LIKE TODAY?
B7
BIG BOOKS, P
With rhyming text and bright illustrations, this simple book takes
readers all over the world, where animals enjoy their ideal climates.
(Includes: 1 Big Book, 20 classroom books, 1 audio cassette, 1
WHOSE MOUSE ARE YOU?
B26
BIG BOOKS, P
In a transformation from "nobody's mouse" into a hero, a little
mouse unties his family despite a cat and a trap. (Includes: 1 Big
Book, 20 classroom books, 1 audio cassette, 1 teacher's guide)
(SCHLST, 2)
A.D.A.M. ESSENTIALS
CD75
Compact Disc, H, C
(Macintosh compatible) This program is a multimedia CD-ROM
program designed for interactive exploration of fundamental human
anatomy and its functionality. Merging a comprehensive database
of anatomical and biological information, this program provides
students with a solid introduction to human anatomy and the
opportunity to explore human systems and structures in great detail.
(system requirements: Macintosh, 68030 processor/25 MHz or
greater, system 7.1, 8 MB RAM, 256-color monitor, CD-ROM drive)
(Learning Tech.,)
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AFRICA TRAIL
CD169
Compact Disc, IJH, C
(Mac/Win compatible) In this simulation, students are transported
to Africa for a bicycle trek based on the historic 1992
transcontinental expedition of world-famous bicyclist Dan Buettner.
(system requirements: Macintosh LCIII or faster processor, sys. 7.1
or later,13" or larger color display, 5 MB RAM, hard-disk)(Windows:
486 or higher, windows 3.1 or higher, DOS 5.0 or later, 256-color
SVGA display, 4 MB RAM required, 8 MB RAM recommended &
required for Windows 95, mouse, hard-disk, sound card) (MECC,)
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ALASKA WILD!
CD123
Compact Disc, PIJ, C
(Macintosh compatible) Live-action video clips of eagles, bears,
whales, and much more by Emmy Award winning cinematographer
Daniel Zatz. (system requirements: color Macintosh, 4 MB RAM, 8
MB recommended) (19)
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ALGE-BLASTER 3
CD182
Compact Disc, J-H, CS
(Mac/Win compatible) Alge-Blaster 3 will guide students through
an entire year's algebra curriculum using an interactive tutorial
approach. (system requirements: Macintosh LC or better, double
speed CD-ROM drive, 4MB RAM, sys. 7.0 or higher, 13" color
monitor,
256
colors,
printer)(Windows
3.1
or
higher,
VGA,double-speed CD-ROM drive, hard drive w/1MB free space,
4MB RAM, mouse, sound card) (Wilson Media,)
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ALIEN TALES
CD101
Compact Disc, P-I, C
(Mac/IBM compatible) This program incorporates excerpts and
synopses from 30 favorite works of children's literature as well as
biographical information about the authors. (system requirements:
Macintosh, system 7.0 or later, 4 MB RAM, 256 color monitor,
CD-ROM drive) (Learn.Tech.,)
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Catalog
AMNESTY
AMAZING UNIVERSE
CD45
Compact Disc, I-J/H, C
(Mac/IBM compatible) Over 101 images from observatories and
spacecraft with powerful image-processing PC and Macintosh
software to select, zoom-in and explore the details of these
incredible scenes. (system requirements: Macintosh: 2 MB memory,
CD-ROM drive, system 7)(IBM: 640k memory, CD-ROM drive, DOS
3.1, 3.3 or higher, VGA or SVGA, most super VGA cards
supported, VESA compatible) (Aims,)
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AMAZON TRAIL II
CD176
Compact Disc, I-J/H, CS
(Mac/Win compatible) In this interactive adventure, students
explore the Amazon Rainforest's lush vegetation, rare wildlife, and
rich history to prove themselves worthy to receive a special
message from the Ancient Ones. (system requirements: Macintosh
Performa 575 or greater, 68040, sys. 7.1 or later, 8MB RAM, 13"
or larger color display, 256 colors, double-speed CD-ROM drive,
hard-disk space)(Windows 3.1 or higher or Win.95, 256-color SVGA
display, 8MB RAM, mouse, double-speed CD-ROM drive, sound
card) (Ed.Resources,)
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AMAZON TRAIL, THE
CD62
(Mac/IBM compatible) In this intriguing simulation, students guide
their canoes up the mysterious Amazon River on a mission to deliver
medicine to the Incas; en route, they discover the people, places,
and animals deep within the rainforest. (system requirements:
Macintosh: 13" color monitor, 4 MB RAM, system 7.0 or later,
double-speed CD-ROM drive)(IBM: 25 MHz 386 CPU or higher
running Microsoft Windows version 3.1 or later, DOS 5.0, 4 MB
RAM, SVGA monitor, double-speed CD-ROM drive,Windows
comp.sound card) (MacWarehouse,)
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AMERICAN CHRONICLES: BETWEEN THE WARS (1918-1939)
CD88
Compact Disc, J-H, 25, C
(Mac/Win compatible) Early newsreel clips document the social,
political, and cultural changes of the 1920's and 1930's. (system
requirements: Macintosh: 68020 CPU, system 7.1, 12" color
display, 256-color, 8-bit color, 4 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive, 2x or
better)(IBM: 386 SX CPU, windows 3.1, VGA monitor, 256-color,
8-bit color, 4 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive, sound card) (Aims,)
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AMERICAN CHRONICLES: END OF THE ORDEAL (1943-1945)
CD93
(Mac/Win compatible) This program shows how the tide of World
War II turns in the Allies' favor, by the end of 1943. (system
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AMERICAN CHRONICLES: POLICING THE PEACE (1949-1951)
CD95
Compact Disc, J-H, C
(Mac/Win compatible) In this program, cold war tensions heighten,
and the U.S. assumes the role of world peacemaker. (system
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AMERICAN CHRONICLES: PRELUDE TO WAR (1935-1939)
CD90
(Mac/Win compatible) Joe DiMaggio, rodeoing, car racing, and
Howard Hughes' record-setting flight around the world thrill the
public in the years before war erupts in Europe.
(system
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AMERICAN CHRONICLES: SEEDS OF DISCORD (1933-1936)
CD89
(Mac/Win compatible) This program demonstrates a period
dominated by worldwide political and social change.
(system
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AMERICAN CHRONICLES: THE AGE OF ANXIETY (1952-1958)
CD96
(Mac/Win compatible) Eisenhower is elected the first Republican
president in twenty years; the Korean War ends, etc. (system
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AMERICAN CHRONICLES: THE DARKEST HOUR (1939-1941)
CD91
(Mac/Win compatible) In this program, cold war tensions heighten,
and the U.S. assumes the role of world peacemaker. (system
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AMERICAN CHRONICLES: THE TURNING POINT (1941-1944)
CD92
(Mac/Win compatible) The major events of World War II are
covered, from the U.S. entry into the war to the early battles of the
Italian campaign. (system requirements: Macintosh: 68020 CPU,
system 7.1, 12" color display, 256-color, 8-bit color, 4 MB RAM,
CD-ROM drive, 2x or better)(IBM: 386 SX CPU, windows 3.1, VGA
monitor, 256-color, 8-bit color, 4 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive, sound
card) (Aims,)
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AMERICAN CHRONICLES: FRAGILE BALANCE (1955-1961)
CD119
(Mac/Win compatible) The worldwide rift between Soviet-aligned
and Western-aligned nations deepens and the "arms race" escalates.
(system requirements: Macintosh: 68020 CPU, system 7.1, 12"
color display, 256-color, 8-bit color, 4 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive, 2x
or better)(IBM: 386 SX CPU, windows 3.1, VGA monitor,
256-color, 8-bit color, 4 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive, sound card)
(Aims,)
AMERICAN POETRY: NINETEENTH CENTURY, THE
CD74
(Macintosh compatible) Condensing the Library of two-volume
collection into a single interactive anthology, this comprehensive
CD-ROM contains over 1000 poems by nearly 150 poets. (system
requirements: Macintosh, 3 MB RAM, 13" color monitor,
double-speed CD-ROM drive recommended) (Zenger,)
AMERICAN CHRONICLES: OUT OF THE ASHES (1945-1949)
CD94
(Mac/Win compatible) At the end of the most destructive war in
world history, Americans pursue fun and new-found freedom. The
map of the globe is redrawn, and new power relationships emerge.
(Aims,)
AMNESTY INTERACTIVE
CD117
Compact Disc, H, C
(Mac/IBM compatible) The founding of the United Nations 50
years ago marked the beginning of the modern era of human rights.
Narrated by Leonard Nimoy, this beautifully done program provides
a complete introduction to the concept, history and current status
of human rights worldwide. (system requirements: Macintosh:
68030 processor, system 7.0, 4 MB RAM, 256-colors, color
monitor)(IBM: 386DX, windows 3.1, 4 MB RAM, VGA, SVGA)
(Video Project, 1995)
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ANIMAL
QUESTAR III
CD86
Compact Disc, I-J, C
(Mac/Win compatible) The wonder of life in a tidepool is vividly
depicted in this program, packed with brilliant underwater video
clips. (system requirements: Macintosh: 68020 CPU, system 7.1,
12" color display, 256-color, 8-bit color, 4 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive,
2x or better)(IBM: 386SX CPU, windows 3.1, VGA monitor,
(Aims,)
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ANIMAL SAFARI
CD128
Compact Disc, PI, C
(Mac/IBM compatible) Students will learn all about Africa's
beautiful habitats and the amazing animals that live there. (system
requirements: Macintosh: LC,II,Performa,Centris, Quadra or Power
PC series, system 6.0.7 or greater, min.
4 MB RAM, (8
recommended), color monitor w/256 colors)(IBM: Multimedia PC or
equivalent, 8 MB RAM, 30 MB hard drive, double-speed CD-ROM
drive, audio board, mouse, VGA display 256 colors, MS_DOS
version 3.1 or later, MS-DOS CD-ROM ext. version 2.2 or later)
(19)
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ANIMALS AND HOW THEY GROW
CD56
Compact Disc, P, C
(Macintosh compatible) Students will learn how different animals
grow and what mammals have in common. (system requirements:
Macintosh: at least 2 MB RAM, system 6.0.5, 6.0.7, 6.0.8, 7.0 or
higher, color monitor strongly recommended) (NG, 1993)
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ANIMALS!, THE
CD122
(Macintosh compatible) Using movies, sounds and stories, "The
Animals" also brings the most complete and up-to-date information
about our animal neighbors from experts at the world-renowned San
Diego Zoo. (system requirements: Macintosh II series, 4 MB RAM,
12 or 13" RGB color monitor, hard drive, system 6.0.7 or higher)
(19)
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ANNABEL'S DREAM OF MEDIEVAL ENGLAND
CD54
(Mac/IBM compatible) When Annabel the cat falls asleep, her vivid
imagination transports her to a medieval roadhouse where she
meets the adventurous marmalade tabby Kathleen. What follows is
an adventure filled with narrow escapes, knights and pilgrims,
pageantry, and a very lucky mouse named Maimonides. (system
requirements: Macintosh: 16 color display or better,2 MB RAM,
CD-ROM drive w/head phones or speakers)(IBM: PC with windows,
windows 3.1 or higher, color monitor, CD-ROM drive w/head
phones or speakers) (Ed.Resources, 1994)
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ARTHUR'S TEACHER TROUBLE
CD7
(Macintosh compatible) Based on Marc Brown's popular children's
story, this program features Arthur the aardvark. Arthur's Teacher
Trouble features scores of animations with sound effects, dialogue
and music to enrich the story. (system requirements: Macintosh LC
or higher, 4 MB RAM, 8-bit color card and CD-ROM drive)
(Broderbund,)
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AUDUBON'S BIRDS
CD38
(Mac/IBM compatible) The complete Octavo edition of John James
Audubon's "Birds" has been reproduced in exact detail on this
CD-ROM. Study the original paintings, read Audubon's complete
text, or search for specific information. (system requirements:
Macintosh: Mac Plus or newer, system 6.0.5 or greater, 1.5 MB
RAM. color requires 8-bit color display w/32-bit Quick Draw and
color monitor)(IBM: PC, DOS 3.1 or later, MS-CDEX 2.0 or later,
500k RAM, VGA, Super VGA w/512k+ video memory) (Educorp,
1993)
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AUDUBON'S MAMMALS
CD39
(Mac/IBM compatible) The complete Octavo edition of John James
Audubon's "Quadrupeds of North America" has been reproduced in
exact detail on this CD-ROM. Study the original lithographs, read
Audubon's complete text, or search for your specific information.
(system requirements: same as CD-38) (Educorp, 1993)
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BAILEY'S BOOK HOUSE
CD144
Compact Disc, P, C
(Mac/IBM compatible) In this delightful program, Bailey and his
friends invite students to explore a world alive with language.
(system requirements: Macintosh: color Mac., 256 colors, 4MB
RAM, 8MB recommended, double-speed CD-ROM drive, system 7.1
or higher, 13" or larger monitor)(IBM: Windows 3.1, Windows 95 or
later, 4MB RAM required, 8MB recommended, double-speed
CD-ROM drive, 386DX/33 MHz required, super VGA, 640 x 480,
256 colors or more, hard disk w/2 MB free, mouse, windows-comp.
sound-output device) (Edmark,)
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BEST OF WASHINGTON IRVING, THE
CD37
(Macintosh compatible) Complete text of Rip VanWinkle, The
Legend of Sleepy Hollow, and The Spectre Bridegroom, as well as
many other stories. (system requirements: any Macintosh with
color monitor, 2 MB free RAM, 2 MB hard disk space) (Queue,
1993)
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BIG SCIENCE IDEAS SYSTEMS
CD185
Compact Disc, I-J, CS
(Mac/Win compatible) Helps students understand the "big idea" of
systems! Through engaging simulations, puzzles, and hands-on
activities, students refine and apply their science and systems
understanding. (system requirements: Macintosh: 68030 required,
sys.7.1 or later, 8MB RAM, 13" or larger color display,
double-speed CD-ROM drive)(Windows 3.1 or higher, 486 MHz or
higher, 256-color SVGA display, 8MB RAM, double-speed CD-ROM
drive, sound card recommended) (Wilson Media,)
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APPLE PIE MUSIC
CD187
(Mac/Win compatible) This entertaining and educational CD-ROM
offers students a great way to learn more about American history by
studying the music of each era. (system requirements: Macintosh:
8 MB RAM, system 7.1, 256 colors, 25 MHz 68040
processor)(Windows 3.1, SVGA, sound card, 4 MB RAM) (Wilson
Media,)
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ART LESSON, THE
CD184
Compact Disc, P-I, CS
(Mac/Win compatible) With a click of a mouse, students can enjoy
Tomie dePaola's beloved story, filled with lively animations and
sounds, exciting art activities, and video interviews with the author.
(system requirements: Macintosh:68040 or higher, sys.7.1 or
higher, 5MB RAM (8 rec.), 13" or larger color display, double-speed
CD-ROM drive)(Windows 3.1 or higher, 486 or higher, 256-color
SVGA display, 4MB RAM, (8 rec.) (Wilson Media,)
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ARTHUR'S BIRTHDAY
CD77
Compact Disc, P, C
(Macintosh compatible) This program invites children to experience
the anticipation, the excitement, the conflicts, and the surprises that
surround birthday celebrations. (system requirements: Macintosh:
system 6.0.7 or later, 4 MB RAM, 256-color monitor, CD-ROM
drive) (Learning Tech.,)
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BIOQUEST
CD61
(Macintosh compatible) The BioQuest compendium allows your
class to
simulate
experiments in
genetics,
physiology,
ecology/evolution, and molecular biology. Students can build their
own ecosystem with up to ten interacting species or watch the
workings of a heart and then try to replicate them with their own
creation. (system requirements: Macintosh, CD-ROM drive, system
6.0.5 and 4 MB RAM or system 7 and 5 MB RAM is recommended)
(Annenberg/CPB, 1994)
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BODYWORKS 3.0
CD63
(Macintosh compatible) Explore the systems, structures, and
functions of the human body with BodyWorks 3.0. BodyWorks
incorporates an extensive database that lets you study specific
areas of the human body from head to toe. (system requirements:
256-color Macintosh II or later, 4 MB RAM, hard drive, system 6.0.7
or later, CD-ROM drive) (MacWarehouse,)
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DESTINATION
CANADA'S VISUAL HISTORY
CD124
(IBM compatible) This program consists of eighty volumes, each
containing a historical essay written by a specialist on the topic,
thirty images, and suggestions for further reading. The volumes
deal primarily with Canada's social history and, in many cases, have
a local or regional focus. (system requirements: IBM compatible
computer, 386DX or higher, 25 MHz or faster, MS-DOS version 3.3
or higher, Windows version 3.1 or higher, 4 MB RAM, 2 MB free
disk space, SVGA card and color monitor, Microsoft comp. mouse)
(19)
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CREEPY CRAWLIES
CD10
(Macintosh compatible) This program is a voyage of discovery
through the world of beetles, bugs, spiders and other living things
that children may fear. At the same time, it is a textbook on the
biology of lower animals, teaching characteristics and relationships
of these weird and wonderful creatures. (system requirements:
color Macintosh, minimum 4 MB RAM, system 6.0.7 or greater,
CD-ROM drive) (EISI,)
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CRUNCHER, THE
CD174
(Mac/Win compatible) Teaches students how to use spreadsheets
and graphs in everyday life. It computes, graphs, teaches and even
talks! (system requirements: Macintosh: 16-color, 256-color
systems, Mac Classic or above, sys. 7.0 or higher, 4MB RAM, 2MB
free, CD-ROM drive, printer recommended)(Windows 3.1 or higher,
256-color, 16-color VGA graphics, 4MB RAM, 16 MHz 386 or
faster, CD-ROM drive, double speed recommended, mouse, sound
card, printer) (Ed.Resources,)
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MEETING FRACTIONS: EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS
CD85
Compact Disc, I, C
(Mac/Windows compatible) By watching the slicing of a
watermelon, students will be introduced to fractions. (system
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CHILDREN'S ENCYCLOPEDIA MATH: ADDING WITH FRACTIONS
CD81
(Mac/Win compatible) A boy learns how to use a "number
renamer" machine that manufactures equivalent fractions to help
him add fractions. (system requirements: Macintosh: 68020 CPU,
system 7.1, 12" color display, 8-bit color, 256-color, 4 MB RAM,
card) (Aims,)
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CHILDREN'S ENCYCLOPEDIA MATH: SUBTRACTING WITH
FRACTIONS
CD80
(Mac/Win compatible) This imaginative story tells how to subtract
unlike fractions by first finding common denominators.
Also
covered; changing subtraction problems into addition problems to
see that addition and subtraction are inverse functions. (system
display, 8-bit color, 256-color, 4 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive, 2x or
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CINDERELLA
CD31
Compact Disc, PI, C
(Macintosh compatible) The story of how kind-hearted Cinderella
gets the better of her selfish step-sisters with a little help from her
fairy godmother is a classic that has delighted generations of
adults and children. This CD-ROM features original text, music,
sound effects, narrations, and word or picture definitions and
explanations. (system requirements: any Macintosh, 1 MB RAM (2
MB with system 7), 12" or larger color monitor recommended)
(Discus Knowledge,)
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CIVIL WAR
CD116
(Macintosh compatible) Three thousand photographs, over one
hundred maps (many animated), as well as the diaries and
biographies of Grant, Sheridan, Lee, Davis and many more combine
to chronicle the Civil War in a new and exciting way. (system
requirements:
minimum-Macintosh
LCIII
(040
processor
recommended), greyscale or color monitor, minimum 8 MB RAM,
CD-ROM player (double speed) (CD-ROM Warehouse, 1995)
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CORAL KINGDOM
CD1
(Macintosh compatible) This program uses digitized audio and
photographic-quality color images to help students investigate coral
reef environments. In the process, they also explore critical themes
in science: ecosystems, adaptations, energy, and human impact.
(system requirements: Macintosh, 4 MB RAM, color monitor,
CD-ROM drive) (Wings,)
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DESTINATION: CASTLE
CD141
(Mac/IBM compatible) Brings to life a medieval kingdom where
students invent imaginary tales of dragons and knights, queens and
falconers, jousting and juggling. (system requirements: Macintosh:
color Mac., 256 colors, CD-ROM drive, 8 MB RAM, 13" or larger
monitor, system 7 or higher)(IBM: Windows 3.1, 2 MHz 386 or
better, 256-color SVGA monitor, 8 MB RAM, mouse, CD-ROM
drive, sound-output device) (Edmark,)
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DESTINATION: NEIGHBORHOOD
CD137
(Mac/IBM compatible) -Familiar settings and characters invite
students to write about actual and imagined adventures. The
kitchen, the park, the school and a treehouse provide ideal
backdrops for encouraging kids to express themselves through their
own interactive stories, journals, letters and poems.
(system
requirements: Macintosh:color Mac., 256 colors, CD-ROM drive, 8
MB RAM, 13" or larger monitor, system 7)(IBM: Windows 3.1, 25
MHz 386, 256 colors SVGA monitor, 8 MB RAM, mouse,CD-ROM
drive) (Edmark,)
DESTINATION: OCEAN
CD138
Compact Disc, P-I/J, C
(Mac/IBM compatible) Students will dive into this program to
create amazing adventures starring dolphins, bat rays, buried
treasure and undersea divers. (system requirements: Macintosh:
color Mac., 256 colors required, double-speed CD-ROM drive, 8 MB
RAM, 13" or larger monitor, system 7 or higher)(IBM: Windows 3.1
or later, 486 or better, 256 color-SVGA monitor, 8 MB RAM,
mouse, double-speed CD-ROM drive, sound-output device)
(Edmark,)
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DESTINATION: RAIN FOREST
CD140
(Mac/IBM compatible) This program invites students to step into
the lush sights and sounds of the rain forest, where they craft
electronic books filled with exotic animals, waterfalls and Kuna
Indians. (system requirements: Macintosh:color Mac., 256 colors
required, CD-ROM drive, 8 MB RAM, 13" or larger monitor, system
7 or higher)(IBM: Windows 3.1, 25 MHz 386 or better, 256
color-SVGA monitor, 8 MB RAM, mouse, CD-ROM drive,
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DESTINATION: TIME TRIP, USA
CD139
(Mac/IBM compatible) Students travel through time to explore the
life and history of a fictional New England town.
(system
requirements: Macintosh: color Mac., 256 colors required,
double-speed CD-ROM drive, 8 MB RAM, 13" or larger monitor,
system 7 or higher)(IBM: Windows 3.1 or later, 386 or better, 256
color-SVGA monitor, 8 MB RAM, mouse, double-speed CD-ROM
drive, sound-output device) (Edmark,)
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DINOSAURS
QUESTAR III
DINOSAURS!
CD11
(Macintosh compatible) This program answers almost every
question students can ask about these prehistoric beings. Students
will find out how dinosaurs lived and died, and howtheir bodies
worked. Includes full text descriptions and hundreds of full color
pictures and maps.
(system requirements: color Macintosh,
minimum 4 MB RAM, system 6.0.7 or greater, CD-ROM drive)
(EISI,)
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KID PIX STUDIO
CD68
(Macintosh compatible) This program is a multi-media paint and
animation program for kids. They can add movement, video, sound
effects, and music to any picture or slide show production. (system
requirements: Macintosh, 4 MB RAM, hard disk, system 7 or later,
13" 256-color monitor, CD-ROM drive) (MacWarehouse,)
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EARTH'S ENDANGERED ENVIRONMENTS
CD60
Compact Disc, IJ, C
(Mac/Windows compatible) Includes two movies: "Rain Forests"
and "Wetlands". These self-contained shows bring to life the
beauties of two of the world's most valuable ecosystems and the
problems confronting them. (system requirements: Macintosh: at
least 4MB RAM, system 6.0.8, 7.0 or higher, 13" or larger monitor
with at least 256 colors, printer (optional)(Windows: Multimedia PC
w/at least 4MB RAM and 20 MHz 80386DX microprocessor or
higher, DOS 5.0 or higher, monitor w/at least 256 colors, printer
(optional) (NG, 1994)
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EXPLORAPEDIA: THE WORLD OF PEOPLE
CD150
Compact Disc, I, C
(Win compatible) Through sound, animation and rich content,
students can discover the incredible world we live in. (system
requirements: Windows 3.1 or higher, 486/50 MHz or greater, 256
color SVGA display, 4 MB RAM (8 recommended),double-speed
CD-ROM drive, sound card) (19)
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EXPLORERS OF THE NEW WORLD
CD149
Compact Disc, JH, C
(Mac/Win compatible) Students will follow in the footsteps of
history's most acclaimed travelers: Columbus, Magellan, and Cortes.
(system requirements: Macintosh: 68040 required, sys. 7.1 or
later, 5 MB RAM (8 recommended), 13" or larger color monitor,
double speed CD-ROM drive)(Windows 3.1 or higher, 486/50 MHz
or greater, 256 color SVGA display, 4 MB RAM (8 recommended),
double-speed CD-ROM drive, sound card) (19)
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EXPLORING THE LOST MAYA
CD186
Compact Disc, J-H, CS
(Mac/Win compatible) This program covers the ancient Maya
civilization of Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, and Belize, spanning
the period from 2000 B.C. to A.D. 1500. (system requirements:
Macintosh: 8 MB RAM, 68040 processor, system 7.0, 13" monitor
(256 colors), double-speed CD-ROM drive)(IBM-compatible: 486/33
MHz CPU, 8 MB RAM, DOS 5.1, windows 3.1 or Win. 95, VGA
display, sound card, double-speed CD-ROM drive) (Wilson Media,)
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EXPLORING THE SOLAR SYSTEM AND BEYOND
CD55
Compact Disc, P, C
(Mac/Windows compatible) Takes students on a journey to the
moon, the sun, and the planets, and shows how scientists use
telescopes and spacecraft to learn about objects in the solar system
and beyond. (system requirements: Macintosh: 2 MB RAM, system
6.0.8 or higher, monitor w/at least 256 colors)(Windows:
Multimedia PC w/at least 4 MB RAM, Microsoft Windows version
3.1 or higher, monitor w/at least 256 colors) (NG, 1994)
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ENCARTA: MULTIMEDIA ENCYCLOPEDIA
CD102
(Macintosh compatible) This CD-ROM resource consists of three
main parts; a complete A to Z encyclopedia (the 29-volume Funk
and Wagnall's plus 2600 additional articles), a world atlas, and an
illustrated timeline of human history.
(system requirements:
Macintosh II or better, color, 4 MB RAM (6-8 recommended),
system 7) (Zenger,)
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SCIENCE
CD104
(Windows compatible) This highly visual, interactive encyclopedia
will help students explore the fascinating world of science. Provides
an invaluable base of general scientific knowledge and an insight
into the increasingly technical world in which we live. (system
requirements: IBM or compatible PC, with 386DX/33 MHz or higher
microprocessor, 4 MB RAM, MPC-compatible CD-ROM drive, sound
card, mouse, SVGA 256-color display, loudspeakers or headphones)
(CD-ROM Warehouse,)
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EUROPEAN MONARCHS
CD18
(Macintosh compatible) Compiled from public archives, this
historical database covers many of Europe's early Kings and
Queens, as well as most current royals. (system requirements:
Macintosh, 1 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive) (EISI,)
FIELD TRIP TO THE SKY, A
CD99
(Macintosh compatible) Students will experience the mystery of
space as they take a field trip through the Solar System and
beyond. (system requirements: Macintosh family, 4 MB RAM, hard
drive and color Macintosh required) (Sunburst,)
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FIRE & ICE: LONDON'S TALE OF THE YUKON
CD36
(Macintosh compatible) Fascinating multimedia presentations of
Jack London's best tales. Includes clip art program that allows
users to write, illustrate, and print their own stories, posters and
coloring books based on the characters in the stories. (system
requirements: any Macintosh with color monitor, 2 MB of available
RAM) (Queue, 1993)
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EXOTIC JAPAN
CD20
(Macintosh compatible) Explore the many facets of Japan its
language, people and culture in this interactive CD program.
Includes three modes of discovery: Lessons, Quiz or Games.
(system requirements: Macintosh, CD-ROM drive, Hypercard 2.0
(included), speakers or headphones) (EISI,)
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EXPLORAPEDIA: THE WORLD OF NATURE
CD153
Compact Disc, PI, C
(Win compatible) Through animations, sounds, video's, photos and
activities, students will discover a wealth of information about
rainforests, polar regions, lakes, grasslands, etc.
(system
requirements: Windows 3.1 or higher, 486/50 MHz or greater, 256
color SVGA display, 4 MB RAM (8 recommended), double-speed
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FIRST EMPEROR OF CHINA, THE
CD160
Compact Disc, JH, C
(Mac/Win compatible) This document is one of the mostpectacular
archaeological finds of the century, the treasures of the first
emporer of China...
(systemrequi requirements:tosh: 68040
required, sys. 7.1 or later, 5 MB RAM (8 recommended), 13" or
larger color monitor, double speed CD-ROM drive)(Windows 3.1 or
higher, 486/50 MHz or greater, 256 color SVGA display, 4 MB RAM
(8 recommended), double speed CD-ROM drive, sound card) (19)
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FRENCH NOW!
CD114
(Mac/Windows compatible) Introduces students to some of the
best contemporary and classic French ever written. Also read a
fascinating interview with Catherine Deneuve, classic tales, typical
everyday conversations, and more! (system requirements:
Macintosh system 6.0.8 or higher, Mac. II with 4 MB RAM or
better, CD-ROM drive)(Windows 3.1 or higher, 386 or better,
minimum 4 MB RAM, 8-bit sound card, VGA, CD-ROM drive)
(CD-ROM Warehouse,)
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KIDS
FROM ALICE TO OCEAN
CD32
(Macintosh compatible) This program chronicles a young woman's
journey across the Australian outback. This CD is a demonstration
of interactive publishing which combines narration, photographs,
video and music. (system requirements: track 1 can be viewed with
a CD-ROM player and a Macintosh computer, 13" color monitor.
Tracks 2-9 contain narration which can be heard using a CD-audio
player) (19)
HOW WE CLASSIFY ANIMALS
CD87
(Mac/Windows compatible) This information-packed program
examines the diversity of animal life on earth, illustrating the
taxonomic system that scientists use to classify animals according
to their similarities. (system requirements: Macintosh: 68020 CPU,
card) (Aims,)
GEOLOGY
CD59
Compact Disc, IJ, C
(Mac/Windows compatible) This disc includes two movies: "Rocks
and Minerals" and "Weathering and Erosion".
Discusses the
formation of rocks, their mineral composition, and the
characteristics that help identify minerals. Examines the effects of
weathering and erosion. (system requirements: Macintosh: 4MB
RAM, system 6.0.8, 7.0 or higher, 13" or larger monitor, 256
colors, printer (optional)(Windows: Multimedia PC, 4MB RAM, 20
MHz 80386DX micro, DOS 5.0 or higher, monitor w/256 colors,
printer (optional) (NG, 1994)
HOW YOUR BODY WORKS
CD130
Compact Disc, JH, C
(Macintosh compatible) Focused on the body's processes, not just
its organs, this adventure in anatomy provides a richly detailed,
animated 3D tour, complete with narration, music, audio, and text.
(system requirements: Macintosh 68030 25 MHz+, 8 MB RAM,
system 7.1+, double speed CD-ROM, 13" color monitor, 256-color,
4 MB available on hard drive (10 MB recommended), mouse) (19)
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HUMAN BODY, THE
CD53
(Macintosh compatible) Students will be amazed as they take a
tour through the human body from head to toe! They will discover
all sorts of things about the brain, bones and muscles, the senses,
teeth, and what kinds of foods our bodies need.
(system
requirements: Macintosh, 2 MB RAM, system 6.0.5+, CD-ROM
drive) (Aims, 1993)
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GETTYSBURG
CD156
(Win compatible) Students will relive or even rewrite history as it
happens with this historical simulation of the Battle of Gettysburg.
(system requirements: Windows 3.1 or higher, 486/50 MHz or
greater, 256 color SVGA display, 4 MB RAM (8 recommended),
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ILLUSTRATED CIVIL WAR, THE
CD15
(Macintosh compatible) This is an illustrated history of the U.S.
Civil War containing over 700 grayscale illustrations captured on
CD-ROM and presented with sounds and accompanying text
descriptions. This CD allows you to take a tour through the 1861
Civil War, or to make your own custom tours.
(system
requirements: Macintosh, 2 MB RAM, 12", 8-bit color or grayscale
monitor, CD-ROM drive) (EISI,)
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GRAMMAR GAMES
CD166
(Mac/Win compatible) Students master key grammar skills as they
save the rain forest from destruction and uncover its hidden
wonders. (system requirements: Macintosh: 68040 required, sys.
7.1 or later, 5 MB RAM (8 recommended), 13" or larger color
monitor, double speed CD-ROM drive)(Windows 3.1 or higher,
486/50 MHz or greater, 256 color SVGA display, 4 MB RAM (8
recommended), double speed CD-ROM drive, sound card) (19)
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JUST GRANDMA AND ME
CD6
(Macintosh compatible) In this endearing story, by Mercer Mayer,
Little Critter and his Grandma go to the beach, where they have a
series of exciting adventures. This program brings lively animation,
music and talking characters to your computer.
(system
requirements: Macintosh LC or higher with CD-ROM drive, 4 MB
RAM, 8-bit color card required) (Broderbund,)
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GROLIER MULTIMEDIA ENCYCLOPEDIA, THE
CD70
(Macintosh
compatible) This
expansive,
cross-referenced
encyclopedia allows users to access the more than 33,000 entries
(21 volumes) of the Academic American Encyclopedia with the
touch of a keyboard. (system requirements: Macintosh Plus or
higher, 1 MB RAM for text and b/w) (Zenger, 1995)
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KIDS CAN READ: MUD PUDDLE
CD40
Compact Disc, P, C
(Mac/IBM compatible) Meet the walking Mud Puddle and see how
it continually ambushes one little girl until she gets the better of it.
The "dirty tricks" of the Mud Puddle and the heroine's responses are
a delight time and time again. (system requirements: 2 MB RAM,
CD-ROM drive) (Aims, 1992)
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HARRY AND THE HAUNTED HOUSE
CD79
Compact Disc, P, C
(Macintosh compatible) This program invites children to
accompany Harry and his friends on a search for a missing baseball
that takes them on a scary visit to an old house. A door that tells
jokes, dancing ladybugs, and Harry's level-headed friend, Amy,
make the adventure fanciful rather than fearful.
(system
requirements: Macintosh: 6.0.7 or later, 4 MB RAM, 256-color
monitor, CD-ROM drive) (Learning Tech.,)
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HISTORY OF AVIATION
CD106
(Macintosh compatible) This program chronicles the history of
aviation from the Wright brothers to the Stealth bomber. Features
brief backgrounds and vital statistics on important aircraft, flights
and the airline industry. (system requirements: Macintosh LC or
higher, 4 MB RAM (8 recommended), CD-ROM drive) (CD-ROM
Warehouse,)
KIDS CAN READ: SCARY POEMS FOR ROTTEN KIDS
CD42
(Mac/IBM compatible) This comic anthology by award-winning
poet Sean O'Huigin takes young readers on a fun-filled tourof the
terrible. O'huigin's unorthodox style and outlandish vocabulary
make these poems a treat for children and adults alike. (system
requirements: 2 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive) (Aims, 1992)
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HISTORY OF THE WORLD
CD51
(Mac/IBM compatible) From prehistoric times to the present day,
all the major events of world history are documented here. Search
by subject, author, word, phrase or even picture.
(system
requirements:Macintosh: Classic, Plus, SE & II, min. 1 MB RAM,
system 6.0.4 or greater, CD-ROM drive)(PC and compatibles:XT,
AT, PS/2, DOS 3.1 or later, 640K RAM, color monitor, VGA card,
CD-ROM drive, Microsoft ext. 2.0 or later) (Aims, 1992)
KIDS CAN READ: THE PAPER BAG PRINCESS
CD43
Compact Disc, P, C
(Mac/IBM compatible) This is a traditional fairy tale with a
contemporary twist the princess is the daring heroine, the prince is
captured by a dragon, and the two main characters do not live
happily ever after! The strong-minded princess uses her intelligence
to outsmart the nasty dragon, teaching children that peaceful
solutions can be found to even the most challenging problems.
(system requirements: 2 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive) (Aims, 1992)
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KIDS CAN READ: THOMAS' SNOWSUIT
CD41
Compact Disc, P, C
(Mac/IBM compatible) This is the hilarious tale of how everyone
tries to get Thomas to put on his detested new snowsuit and how
they all end up wearing it instead! (system requirements: 2 MB
RAM, CD-ROM drive) (Aims, 1992)
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KIDWORKS
QUESTAR III
KIDWORKS DELUXE
CD175
(Mac/Win compatible) This program is an all-new way for students
to maximize their creativity and imagination through writing and
painting. (system requirements: Macintosh: LC or higher, 256-color,
min. 14" monitor, sys. 7.0 or higher, 8MB RAM, double-speed
CD-ROM drive, microphone & printer recommended)(Windows 3.1
or higher, 256 color Super VGA graphics, 8MB RAM, 33 MHz 486
or faster, double speed CD-ROM drive or better, mouse, hard drive,
sound card, microphone and printer recommended)
(Ed.Resources,)
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DEVELOPING WRITING SKILLS
CD24
Compact Disc, IJ, C
(Macintosh compatible) Improves the composition skills of
students working on a 5th to 8th grade level. The program
introduces many of the key words and concepts used in teaching
writing.
(system requirements: Macintosh with HFS-standard
CD-ROM player and appropriate driver software) (Queue,)
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SPELL IT DELUXE
CD170
Compact Disc, P-I/J, CS
(Mac/Win compatible) Students will learn the basic rules of
spelling, master commonly misspelled words and practice
proofreading sentences. (system requirements: Macintosh LCII or
better, 256-color and minimum 14" monitor, 4 MB RAM, sys. 7 or
higher, CD-ROM drive, double-speed)(Windows 95, 3.1 or higher,
486/33 or faster, 4 MB RAM (8MB recommended), 256-color Super
VGA graphics, CD-ROM drive, double-speed or higher, mouse, hard
drive, sound card) (Ed.Resources,)
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LEARN ABOUT COLLECTION, THE
CD98
(Macintosh compatible) Open the world of science to your
students with six content-rich programs. Each program contains
numerous activities to help children hone their science process
skills, construct their own science knowledge, and relate science to
other disciplines. (system requirements: Macintosh family, 4 MB
RAM, 12" color Macintosh required, CD-ROM drive) (Sunburst,)
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LEARNING ABOUT OUR ENVIRONMENT
CD22
Compact Disc, JH, C
(Macintosh compatible) This visually exciting multimedia program
familiarizes students with patterns of population growth,
competition, cooperation, specialization, and succession. (system
requirements: any Macintosh with color monitor, 2 MB RAM,
CD-ROM drive) (Queue,)
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LEARNING ALL ABOUT CELLS & BIOLOGY
CD12
(Macintosh compatible) Generously illustrated with photographs
and drawings, and wonderfully narrated, this interactive multimedia
program examines the basic theories and questions which constitute
the nucleus of modern biological science. (system requirements:
Macintosh, 2 MB RAM, color monitor) (EISI,)
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MACBETH
CD161
Compact Disc, JH, C
(Mac/Win compatible) Students will read essays on the history and
language of the play, access a dictionary of Old English terminology
and view performance clips from Welles, Polanski and Kurosawa
films. (system requirements: Macintosh: 68040 required, sys. 7.1
or later, 5 MB RAM (8 recommended), 13" or larger color monitor,
double speed CD-ROM drive)(Windows 3.1 or higher, 486/50 MHz
or greater, 256 color SVGA display, 4 MB RAM (8 recommended),
double speed CD-ROM drive, sound card) (19)
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MAMMALS: A MULTIMEDIA ENCYCLOPEDIA
CD5
(Macintosh compatible) Except for a trip to the zoo, there's no
better way to teach kids about animals than with this acclaimed
program. With the click of a mouse, students can watch mammals
leap, dive, burrow, and fly and hear them roar, bray, and howl.
(system requirements: Macintosh, 4 MB RAM, system 6.0.8 or
higher, color or grayscale monitor, CD-ROM drive) (NG, 1990)
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LEARNING ALL ABOUT DISSECTION
CD13
(Macintosh compatible) A great introduction to, or replacement for
dissection of animals, this program presents vivid, detailed color
photographs of actual dissections of the earthworm, crayfish, fish,
frog and fetal pig. (system requirements: Macintosh, 2MB RAM,
color monitor) (EISI,)
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LET'S VISIT MEXICO
CD34
(Macintosh compatible) Introduces students with at least one year
of Spanish preparation to the sights and sounds of a country with
enchanting contrasts. The student may direct his or her own
learning by choosing Spanish or English narration from the menu.
(system requirements: any Macintosh with color monitor, CD-ROM
drive, and 2 MB RAM) (Queue, 1993)
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LET'S VISIT SOUTH AMERICA
CD44
of Spanish preparation to the sights and sounds of a continent with
learning by choosing Spanish or English narration from the menu.
(system requirements: any Macintosh with color monitor, CD-ROM
drive, 2 MB RAM) (Educorp, 1993)
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LET'S VISIT SPAIN
CD35
of Spanish preparation to the sights and sounds of a country with
learning by choosing Spanish or English narration.
(system
requirements: any Macintosh with color monitor, CD-ROM drive, 2
MB RAM) (Queue, 1993)
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MASTERING MATH
CD25
(Macintosh compatible) This CD-ROM contains 28 separately
accessed programs organized into seven folders on the main
directory; Algebra Word Problems, Fraction Word Problems, Math
Word Problems, Math-Gr.6, Special Topics in Math, Sports Problems
and Survival Math.
(system requirements: Macintosh with
HFS-standard CD-ROM player and appropriate driver software)
(Queue,)
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MATERIAL WORLD
CD118
(Mac/IBM compatible) This program presents an in-depth look at
how typical families live in 30 different countries. The program was
created both to help us better understand different cultures, as well
as to question whether everyone on earth can have all the material
possessions they want without destroying the environment.
(system requirements: Macintosh: 68030 processor, sys. 7.0, 4 MB
RAM, 256 colors, color monitor)(IBM: 386DX, windows 3.1, 4 MB
RAM, VGA, SVGA 640 x 480 res., 256-colors, CD-ROM drive)
(Video Project,)
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MATH BLASTER 1
CD173
Compact Disc, I, CS
(Mac/Win compatible) Features problems in addition, subtraction,
fractions, multiplication, division and more. (system requirements:
Macintosh LC or higher, 13" monitor, sys. 7 or higher, 4MB RAM,
256-color
system,
double-speed
CD-ROM
drive,
hard
drive)(Windows, Super VGA or VGA graphics, win. 3.1 or higher,
4MB RAM, hard drive, 33 MHz 386 or faster, CD-ROM drive,
mouse, sound card) (Ed.Resources,)
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LITTLE MONSTER AT SCHOOL
CD78
Compact Disc, P, C
(Macintosh compatible) Students will spend the day with Mercer
Mayer's Little Monster as he goes off to school to learn his ABC's,
numbers, science and other subjects.
Macintosh, system 6.0.7 or later, 4 MB RAM, 256-color monitor,
CD-ROM drive) (Learning Tech.,)
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Catalog
MULTIMEDIA
MATH BLASTER 2
CD172
(Mac/Win compatible) Teaches students math concepts such as
percentages, logical thinking, multiplication and division. (system
requirements: Macintosh: sys. 7.1 or better, 68040 processor,
Centris, Quadra or better, min. 256 color 13" monitor, 8MB RAM
w/4500k free, double-speed or faster CD-ROM drive)(Windows
3.1/95, 486/33 or better, 256 color SVGA, 8 MB RAM,
double-speed or faster CD-ROM, mouse, windows compatible sound
card) (Ed.Resources,)
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MATH FINDER
CD27
(Macintosh compatible) Math Finder is a database of more than
15,000 pages, including the text of the forty curriculum standards
from the NCTM Curriculum and Evaluation Standards for School
Mathematics, original teacher and student materials from thirty
major curriculum projects of the past 35 years, and articles from
Arithmetic Teacher and Mathematics Teacher that address the
implementation of the NCTM standards. (system requirements:
Macintosh+ or higher, system 6.0.5 or later, 1 floppy & hard drive,
2 MB RAM) (Learning Team,)
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MEETING FRACTIONS: BETWEEN THE WHOLE NUMBERS
CD83
Compact Disc, I, C
(Mac/Windows compatible) This animated program shows
astone-age classroom receiving their first lesson in fractions.
(Aims,)
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MEETING FRACTIONS: COMPARING RATIONAL NUMBERS
CD82
Compact Disc, I, C
(Mac/Windows compatible) This program presents the story of
Christopher the clam who finds a genie in a bottle while playing at
the seashore. Christopher is having problems in math and asks the
genie for help. (system requirements: Macintosh: 68020 CPU,
card) (Aims,)
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MICROSOFT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
CD132
(Macintosh compatible) This program invites students into a vast
music studio filled with more than 200 instruments. (system
requirements: any Macintosh computer w/color monitor, system
6.0.7 or later, 4 MB memory, at least 1 MB hard disk space) (19)
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MATH MUNCHERS
CD145
Compact Disc, I, C
(Mac/Win compatible) Students will learn about whole numbers,
fractions, decimals and simple geometry. (system requirements:
Macintosh: 68040 required, sys. 7.1 or later, 5 MB RAM (8
recommended), 13" or larger monitor, double speed CD-ROM
drive)(Windows 3.1 or higher, 486/50 MHz or greater, 256 color
SVGA display, 4 MB RAM (8 recommended), double-speed CD-ROM
drive, sound card) (MECC, 19)
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MATH WORKSHOP
CD76
(Macintosh compatible) This program gives students an
opportunity to develop and practice critical math skills in a creative
environment filled with games, music, animated characters and
more. (system requirements: Macintosh, system 7.1 or later, 4 MB
RAM, 256-color or gray scale monitor, CD-ROM drive) (Learning
Tech.,)
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MAYAQUEST
CD165
(Mac/Win compatible) Students are detectives and explorers inside
the history, culture and geography of Central America. (system
requirements: Macintosh: 68040 required, sys. 7.1 or later, 5 MB
RAM (8 recommended), 13" or larger color monitor, double speed
CD-ROM drive)(Windows 3.1 or higher, 486/50 MHz or greater, 256
color SVGA display, 4 MB RAM (8 recommended), double speed
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MAYAQUEST TRAIL
CD181
(Mac/Win compatible) This program is based directly on the
MayaQuest expedition, which was designed and organized by Dan
and Steve Buettner. Over a thousand photos, video clips, sound
effects and music recreate the exciting trek. (system requirements:
Macintosh LCIII or greater, sys. 7.1 or later, 5MB RAM, 13" or
larger color monitor, double speed CD-ROM drive, 2MB hard disk
space, printer)(Windows 3.1 or higher, 256-color SVGA display,
4MB RAM, mouse, double-speed CD-ROM drive, 2MB hard disk
space, sound card, printer) (Wilson Media,)
MIDDLE EAST DIARY, THE
CD17
(Macintosh compatible) Review Middle East history, personalities
and conflicts. This "diary" gives a student background needed to
make competent decisions on travel, business and relationships in
the Middle East. (system requirements: Macintosh, 1 MB RAM,
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MONARCH NOTES
CD52
(Mac/IBM compatible) Learn the classics instantly! Get every word
of over 200 Monarch Notes Study Guides, including author
biographies, critical analyses, story synopses, character analyses,
bibliographies, and essay questions.
Macintosh: Classic, Plus, SE, II and Quadra ser.,min. 1 MB RAM,
CD-ROM drive)(PC: XT,AT,PS/2 series and supported compatibles,
DOS 3.1 or later, 640k RAM, monochrome or color monitor, VGA
card, CD-ROM drive support. ISO-9660, Microsoft Ext. 2.0 or
later) (Aims, 1992)
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MOZART: THE "DISSONANT" QUARTET
CD33
Compact Disc, JH, C
(Macintosh compatible) This CD includes a performance by the
Angeles Quartet and commentary by music scholar Robert Winter.
The multi-layered Hypercard program lets you explore this
cornerstone of the chamber music repertoire. Supplemental musical
excerpts demonstrate terms in the glossary. (system requirements:
any Macintosh, 12" or larger color monitor, 2 MB RAM, hard disk,
CD-ROM drive) (Voyager Co.,)
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MEETING FRACTIONS: BETWEEN RATIONAL NUMBERS
CD84
Compact Disc, I, C
(Mac/Windows compatible) This medieval adventure begins with a
king promising his kingdom to anyone who can find the next rational
number after 2/3. Many knights try until one of them realizes the
endless number of fractions between any two numbers. (system
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MULTIMEDIA ATLAS DUO
CD168
(IBM compatible) Contains two CD-ROM's: U.S. Atlas contains
full-color maps and a giant database of important information about
the U.S. World Atlas An atlas, almanac, and world fact book
updated annually in one program. (system requirements: Windows
3.1 or higher, 486/50 MHz or greater, 256 color SVGA display, 4
MB RAM (8 recommended), double speed CD-ROM drive, sound
card) (19)
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MULTIMEDIA BIRD BOOK, THE
CD159
Compact Disc, PI, C
(Mac/Win compatible) Students will join a birding safari as a photo
journalist, and listen to recordings of each bird and identify and
photograph them in one of seven habitats. (system requirements:
recommended), 13" or larger color monitor, double speed CD-ROM
SVGA display, 4 MB RAM (8 recommended), double speed CD-ROM
drive, sound card) (19)
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MULTIMEDIA
QUESTAR III
MULTIMEDIA BUG BOOK, THE
CD158
Compact Disc, PI, C
(Mac/Win compatible) Students will observe over 50 insects close
up with tips on capturing and identifying their own creepy-crawly
neighbors. (system requirements: Macintosh: 68040 required, sys.
7.1 or later, 5 MB RAM (8 recommended), 13" or larger color
monitor, double speed CD-ROM drive)(Windows 3.1 or higher,
486/50 MHz or greater, 256 color SVGA display, 4 MB RAM (8
recommended), double speed CD-ROM drive, sound card) (19)
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MULTIMEDIA WORLD FACT BOOK
CD162
(Win compatible) Students can retrieve valuable information about
all the countries in the world. (system requirements: Windows 3.1
or higher, 486/50 MHz or greater, 256 color SVGA display, 4 MB
RAM (8 recommended), double speed CD-ROM drive, sound card)
(19)
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NEW KID ON THE BLOCK, THE
CD48
(Macintosh compatible) With this interactive poetry book, children
are encouraged to learn the meaning of words by exploring poems.
(system requirements: Macintosh, CD-ROM drive, system 6.0.7 or
higher, 256-color monitor, 4 MB RAM) (Educorp,)
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NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS
CD21
(Macintosh compatible) A text and image database on the history
of Native Americans.
Included are leadership, tribal heritage,
religion, family life and customs. (system requirements: Macintosh,
1 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive) (EISI,)
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PICTURE ATLAS OF THE WORLD
CD107
(Mac/Windows compatible) Students will explore the cultural and
physical geography of the world.
Captioned full-screen
photographs, video clips and audio clips bring faraway people and
places to life. (system requirements: Macintosh: 4 MB RAM,
system 6.0.8, 7.0 or higher, color monitor, double-speed CD-ROM
drive)(Windows: Multimedia PC, 4 MB RAM, 20 MHz
microprocessor or higher, Microsoft Windows 3.1 or higher, DOS
version 5.0 or higher, 256-color monitor, double-speed CD-ROM
drive) (CD-ROM Warehouse,)
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PREHISTORIA
CD131
Compact Disc, JH, C
(Macintosh compatible) Contains the most exciting collection of
video, animations, awe-inspiring pictures and audio-visual essays on
prehistoric life. (system requirements: Macintosh LCII or higher,
system 6.07-7.1 or higher, 2 MB RAM, 4 MB free hard disk space,
13" color monitor, 256 colors) (19)
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READER RABBIT 2
CD135
Compact Disc, PI, C
(Mac/IBM compatible) Four sequenced games address fundamental
reading skills, including word building, long and short vowels,
consonant blends, rhyming words, and vocabulary building. (system
requirements: Macintosh w/256-color monitor, 4 MB RAM, hard
disk, double-speed CD-ROM drive, system 7 or higher, mouse)(IBM
& compatibles: 386/25 MHz or better, 4 MB RAM, hard disk,
256-color SVGA or 16-color VGA, double-speed CD-ROM drive,
DOS 5.0 or higher, windows 3.1 or higher, sound card, mouse)
(19)
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READER RABBIT'S INTERACTIVE READING JOURNEY
CD64
Compact Disc, P, C
(Macintosh compatible) This program covers a full year of
classroom instruction, integrating 40 sequenced storybooks with
over 100 phonics activities. Includes 40 printed books from the
software. (system requirements: Macintosh, 4 MB RAM, system
7.0 or higher, color monitor, CD-ROM drive) (MacWarehouse,)
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OREGON TRAIL II
CD65
(Mac/IBM compatible) With this program, students can experience
the hazards, danger, and adventure that faced pioneers as they
traveled the Overland Trails in the 1800's. (system requirements:
Macintosh LCIII or greater, system 7.1 or later, 5 MB RAM, 8 MB
recommended, 12 MB hard-disk space required, double-speed
CD-ROM drive)(IBM:Windows 3.1 or higher, DOS 5.0 or later,
256-color SVGA display, 4 MB RAM, 8 MB recommended,
double-speed CD-ROM drive required) (MacWarehouse,)
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ORIGINS OF THE CONSTITUTION
CD23
(Macintosh
compatible) Students
see
how
personalities,
philosophies, and political realities contributed to the making of the
Constitution. Visuals and narration are highlighted by quotations
and thoughts from people of the time. (system requirements: any
Macintosh with color monitor, 2 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive)
(Queue,)
RUFF'S BONE
CD127
Compact Disc, PI, C
(Mac/IBM compatible) This delightful Living Book follows valiant
Ruff in a farflung search for his missing bone. He travels to a
distant jungle, an ancient sunken ship and other far-off places.
(system requirements: Macintosh 6.0.7 or higher, 256 color
monitor, 4 MB RAM)(IBM: or compatible, 386SX or higher w/4 MB
RAM, windows 3.1-super VGA, sound blaster or SB Pro and 100%
compatible sound cards, mouse) (19)
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OUR EARTH
CD108
(Mac/Windows compatible) This innovative teaching tool helps
students explore our planet as they learn what air can do, why it
rains, and how to use maps. (system requirements: Macintosh: at
least 2 MB RAM, system 6.0.8, 7.0 or higher, 256-color monitor,
CD-ROM drive)(Windows: Multimedia PC, at least 4 MB RAM,
Microsoft Windows version 3.1 or higher, 256-color monitor)
(CD-ROM Warehouse,)
CD146
Compact Disc, IJ, C
(Mac/Win compatible) As students help Bill become a law, they
will explore the American landscape.
SVGA display, 4 MB RAM (8 recommended),double-speed CD-ROM
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PEOPLE BEHIND THE HOLIDAYS
CD58
Compact Disc, P, C
(Mac/Windows compatible) Introduce students to the people who
shaped America, and explore the real lives of the people we
celebrate! (system requirements: Macintosh: at least 2 MB RAM,
system 6.0.8, 7.0 or higher, monitor with at least 256
colors)(Windows: Multimedia PC with at least 4 MB RAM, Microsoft
Windows version 3.1 or higher, monitor with at least 256 colors)
(NG, 1994)
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SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK: MATH ROCK
CD151
Compact Disc, PI, C
(Mac/Win compatible) Math skills included: arithmetic, fractions,
measurement, geometry, estimation, word problems etc. (system
color SVGA display, 4 MB RAM (8 recommended), double-speed
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SCIENCE HELPER
CD26
(Macintosh compatible) Imagine over 900 graphic science and
math lessons with 2000 science activities in the palm of your hand!
Some topics covered; classifying, predicting, kitchen physics,
mystery powders, batteries and bulbs, human science, instruments,
energy and over 890 more! (system requirements: Macintosh, 1 MB
RAM, CD-ROM drive) (Learning Team,)
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Catalog
STRATEGY
SCIENCE IN YOUR EAR
CD178
(Mac/Win compatible) With this inquiry-style science program,
students direct their own learning at their own pace by using the
computer, microphone, headphones, and speakers to experiment
with different sounds and to record the results.
(system
requirements: Macintosh LCIII or greater, sys. 7.1 or later, 8MB
RAM, 13" color monitor, hard disk space, double-speed CD-ROM
drive, microphone required, headphones, speakers)(Windows 3.1 or
higher, 486 MHz or higher, 256-color SVGA display, 8MB RAM)
(Wilson Media,)
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SCIENCE SLEUTHS INTERACTIVE
CD120
(Macintosh compatible) This program challenges students to apply
their knowledge and critical-thinking skills to solve 24 science
mysteries. Humorous characters, detailed photos, and articles aid in
the research. (system requirements: Macintosh, system 6.0.5, 2
MB RAM, 256-color display, CD-ROM drive) (Science Disc., 1995)
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SEASONS
CD57
Compact Disc, P, C
(Mac/Windows compatible) Bring the beauty and wonder of nature
into your classroom as students experience what happens in each of
the four seasons. (system requirements: Macintosh; at least 2 MB
RAM, system 6.0.8, 7.0 or higher, monitor with at least 256
colors)(Windows: Multimedia PC with at least 4 MB RAM, Microsoft
Windows version 3.1 or higher, monitor with at least 256 colors)
(NG, 1994)
SILLY NOISY HOUSE, A
CD14
Compact Disc, P, C
(Macintosh compatible) With this program, children can play,
exercising their imaginations and discovering new things. Moving
freely within this interactive environment, they decide where to go
and uncover full-color animations and outstanding sound effects.
later, color monitor, CD-ROM drive, speakers or headphones)
(EISI,)
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SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORER
CD171
(Mac/Win compatible) Students can fly to Neptune with a
stop-over on Saturn to explore its mysterious rings, experience the
power of a thunder and lightening storm deep in the atmosphere of
Jupiter, and more.
(system requirements:Macintosh Performa,
Centris, Quadra families, sys.7.1 or above, double-speed CD-ROM,
13" or larger color monitor, 256-colors, 8MB RAM)(Windows
3.1/3.11, double-speed CD-ROM drive, 256 color, 8 MB RAM,
sound card, mouse) (Ed.Resources,)
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SECRETS OF THE PYRAMIDS
CD133
(Macintosh compatible) Take your students on a guided tour of
the fascinating Egyptian pyramids.
Macintosh LCII or higher, Centris, Performa, or Quadra series,
system 7.1 or higher, 4 MB RAM or higher, 256 colors) (19)
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SPANISH NOW!
CD113
(Mac/Windows compatible) Students will study original native
literature in an easy-to-understand format. Also read captivating
stories and articles in their original Spanish. Word, sentence, and
phrase meanings accompanied by grammar comments are instantly
presented on screen. (system requirements: Macintosh, 6.0.8 or
higher, Macintosh II w/4 MB RAM or better, CD-ROM
drive)(Windows 3.1 or higher, 386 or better, minimum 4 MB RAM,
CD-ROM drive, 8-bit sound card, VGA) (CD-ROM Warehouse,)
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SPELLEVATOR PLUS
CD179
(Mac/Win compatible) With this comprehensive tool, students
have fun mastering customized spelling lists, and teachers can easily
access students' most recent and cumulative test results. (system
RAM, 13" color monitor, 256-color)(Windows 3.1 or higher,
256-color, 640 x 480, 4MB RAM, mouse, hard disk, CD-ROM drive)
(Wilson Media,)
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SEVEN DAYS IN AUGUST
CD19
(Macintosh compatible) An interactive documentary about the
Berlin Crisis, this program captures the events and emotions of that
shattering week in August, 1961 when the Berlin Wall was built.
From the editors of TIME, this program is shaped by the student's
choices everytime they play with the disc, they create a new
encounter with history. (system requirements: color Macintosh, 13"
monitor, 4 MB RAM, system 6.0.7 or later, CD-ROM drive) (EISI,)
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SHAKESPEARE
CD2
(Macintosh compatible) This user-oriented research tool opens up
the world of William Shakespeare's plays, poems, and sonnets,
including the complete unabridged text of all of his works in
American English or modern Queen's English. Users can search for
particular words or titles, browse through the complete works, and
view and print plays, poetry, and sonnets by act, scene or in their
entirety. (system requirements: Macintosh+ or greater, system
6.0.5 or greater, 300k on hard drive, 2 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive)
(Zenger, 1989)
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SPELLING TOOLKIT PLUS
CD180
Compact Disc, P-I/H, CS
(Mac/Win compatible) With this handy and flexible tool, teachers
can create word lists and use them to design and print puzzles,
tests, and study sheets for any student spelling program. (system
RAM, 13" or larger color monitor, hard disk, printer
required)(Windows 3.1 or higher, 256-color, 640 x 480, 4MB RAM,
mouse, hard disk, CD-ROM drive, printer required) (Wilson Media,)
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CD71
(Mac/IBM compatible) This program develops writing and
story-telling skills in students. Because it is bilingual, kids can
create their stories in both Spanish and English.
(system
requirements: Macintosh: color, 13" monitor, 4 MB RAM, system 7
or later, CD-ROM drive)(IBM compatible, 25Mhz 386 CPU or higher,
windows version 3.1 in 386 enhanced mode, 4 MB RAM, 256-color
display, mouse, CD-ROM drive, windows compatible sound card)
(MacWarehouse,)
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SHARKS!
CD129
Compact Disc, JH, C
(Macintosh compatible) Discovery takes you deep into the
fascinating world of sharks in this remarkable disc. Compare
diverse species. Hear from shark experts about how sharks have
evolved. Sharks! challenges the myths and reveals the fascinating
truths about nature's most efficient predator.
(system
requirements: Macintosh LC, II, Performa, Centris, Quadra or Power
PC series, system 7.0 or greater, minimum 4 MB RAM (2 MB free
memory), color monitor with 256 colors) (19)
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STRATEGY GAMES OF THE WORLD
CD136
(Mac/IBM compatible) Through three classic games-Mancala, Nine
Men's Morris and Go-Moku students build strategies and
problem-solving skills they can transfer to real-life situations.
(system requirements: Macintosh: color, w/256 colors, 8 MB RAM,
double-speed CD-ROM drive, system 7.0.1 or higher, 13" or larger
monitor)(IBM: windows 3.1, windows 95 or later, 8 MB RAM,
double-speed CD-ROM drive, 486/33 MHz, super VGA, 640 x 480
(256 colors), hard disk w/2 MB free, mouse, windows-comp.
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SHEILA RAE, THE BRAVE
CD147
Compact Disc, P, C
(Mac/Win compatible) Young students learn word recognition and
phonic skills while they read and sing with Sheila Rae. (system
requirements: Macintosh: 68040 required, sys. 7.1 or later,5 MB
color SVGA display, 4 MB RAM (8 recommended), double speed
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STUDENT
QUESTAR III
STUDENT WRITING CENTER
CD154
(Win compatible) This writing and publishing program will help
students create reports, newsletters, journals, letters and signs.
(system requirements: Windows 3.1 or higher, 486/50 MHz or
greater, 256 color SVGA display, 4 MB RAM (8 recommended),
CD8
(Macintosh compatible) The race between the slow-and-steady
turtle and the rush-and-rest rabbit has fascinated generations of
children. This retelling includes dozens of delightful new trists.
higher, 256 color monitor, CD-ROM drive) (EISI,)
SUPERSTAR SCIENCE
CD9
(Macintosh compatible) Through full-motion video, experiments,
spoken narration and practical examples, students learn to view
science as part of their everyday experience. (system requirements:
Macintosh, 8-bit color, 2 MB RAM, system 6.0.7 or greater,
TRIVIA MUNCHERS DELUXE
CD183
(Mac/Win compatible) Students will have fun while they learn new
information in science, history, music, geography, health and math.
(system requirements: Macintosh Performa 575 or greater, sys. 7.1
or later, 5MB RAM, 13" color monitor, 256 colors, double-speed
CD-ROM drive, hard disk)(Windows 3.1 or higher, 256-color SVGA
display, 4MB RAM, mouse, double-speed CD-ROM drive, sound
card) (Wilson Media,)
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TELL-TALE HEART, THE
CD103
(Mac/IBM compatible) The classic tale of madness and murder has
been computerized to help readers develop skills.An interactive text
lets students choose whether to read the tale themselves, or to
listen to the story read aloud with the text highlighted phrase by
phrase, or even to click on any troublesome word to hear it
pronounced and defined. (system requirements: Macintosh, 2 MB
RAM, color monitor)(IBM requires an IBM compatible meeting
minimum Multimedia PC standards, 4 MB RAM) (Zenger,)
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CD142
(Mac/IBM compatible) This program is a powerful set of tools and
toys designed to help students develop visual and auditory memory,
visual and spatial awareness, critical thinking, problem solving and
creativity. (system requirements: Macintosh: color, 256 colors
required, system 6.0.7 or higher, 4 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive)(IBM:
MS-DOS 3.1 or later, SVGA monitor with 1 MB RAM, 560k free
memory, microsoft-comp.
mouse and driver, CD-ROM drive,
sound-output device, hard disk with 1 MB free, 25 MHz 386 or
better) (Edmark,)
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CD143
(Mac/IBM compatible) Stocktopus and his friends challenge
students to develop reasoning, analyze and synthesize information,
explore elementary computer programming concepts, and build key
problem-solving skills. (system requirements: Macintosh: color, 256
colors required, 4 MBRAM, 5 MB for sys. 7.5, double-speed
CD-ROM drive, system 7.0.1 or higher, 13" monitor)(IBM: windows
3.1, win. 95 or later, 8 MB RAM, double-speed CD-ROM drive, 486
required, super VGA, 640 x 480, hard disk w/2 MB free)
(Edmark,)
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CD67
Compact Disc, P, C
(Macintosh compatible) Oranga Banga, Feathered Friends, and
other Thinkin' Things help students think analytically, solve
problems creatively, and become successful learners.
(system
requirements: Macintosh family, 4 MB RAM, color Macintosh with
hard drive required, CD-ROM drive) (Sunburst,)
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TIGER'S TALES
CD97
Compact Disc, P, C
(Macintosh compatible) Humorous adventure stories written
specifically for beginning readers contain vocabulary words, story
themes, and colorful graphics to appeal to young students. (system
requirements: Macintosh family, 4 MB RAM, color Macintosh and
CD-ROM drive required. Printer optional) (Sunburst,)
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TIME TRAVELER: A MULTIMEDIA CHRONICLE OF HISTORY
CD3
(Macintosh compatible) The computer screen becomes a window
on distant times and places with this global historical sampler that
stretches from the present back to 4000 B.C. Users may follow a
particular region through time; or pick a year and check around the
globe to see what was happening. (system requirements: color
Macintosh with CD-ROM drive and 2 MB RAM required) (Zenger,
1992)
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TROGGLE TROUBLE MATH
CD148
Compact Disc, IJ, C
(Mac/Win compatible) Students will build math skills in addition,
subtraction, multiplication, division, whole numbers, fractions,
decimals, and other essential math concepts. (system requirements:
SVGA display, 4 MB RAM (8 recommended), double-speed CD-ROM
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TWAIN'S WORLD
CD49
(Microsoft Windows compatible) Multimedia features bring Twain
to life through narrations, period music, drawings and photographs.
There are two videos on the disc one of turn-of-the-century San
Francisco and the other Twain himself. (system requirements:
80386SX or higher processor, 2 MB RAM, 5 MB free hard disk
space, 4-bit VGA graphics adaptor w/color VGA monitor,
MPC-compatible CD-ROM drive, MS-DOS version 3.30 or later,
Microsoft windows version 3.1 or later) (Aims, 1993)
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ULTIMATE HUMAN BODY, THE
CD111
(Windows compatible) Explore the body through high quality 3-D
images,
brilliantly
detailed
microphotography,
illustrations,
animations, sounds, and text. Study organs, and scroll or zoom
layer by layer to get an in-depth view of the body and how it works.
(system requirements: IBM or compatible PC, with 386SX or higher
microprocessor, 4 MB RAM, MPC-compatible CD-ROM drive, sound
card, mouse, SVGA 256-color display, loudspeakers or headphones)
(CD-ROM Warehouse,)
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UNDERSEA ADVENTURE
CD152
Compact Disc, PI, C
(Mac/Win compatible) Students will experience how undersea
animals live, what they eat and how fast they swim. (system
color SVGA display, 4 MB RAM(8 recommended), double speed
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U.S. CIVICS
CD28
Compact Disc, JH, C
(Macintosh compatible) U.S. Civics is a student's and instructor's
guide to history from the 1700's to the present. Sample tests,
biographies, government structure and reference materials round out
this educational database. (system requirements: Macintosh, 1 MB
RAM, CD-ROM drive) (Quanta,)
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U.S. PRESIDENTS
CD30
(Macintosh compatible) Contains biographies and statistics of the
41 Presidents of the United States (George Washington to George
Bush).
First Lady information and images of the Presidents
included. (system requirements: Macintosh, 1 MB RAM, CD-ROM
drive) (Quanta,)
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Catalog
WORLD
U.S. WARS: VIETNAM REMEMBERED
CD167
Compact Disc, JH, C
(Mac/IBM compatible) Includes special and general operation
orders, order of battle, major unit histories, B/W and color battle
images, order of military rank, medals and awards, and the entire
Vietnam Memorial database. (system requirements: Macintosh:
68040 requ.,sys.7.1 or later,5MB RAM (8 rec.), 13" or larger color
monitor,double speed CD-ROM drive)(Windows 3.1 or higher,
486/50 MHz or greater, 256 color SVGA display, 4MB RAM,(8
rec.),double speed CD-ROM drive, sound card) (19)
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WHO BUILT AMERICA?
CD50
(Macintosh compatible) American Social History historians have
handcrafted hundreds of adventures to take you behind the printed
page and back in time into the lives of the ordinary men and women
who built this country. (system requirements: Macintosh, system
6.0.7 or later, 13" 256-color monitor, 4 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive)
(Ed.Resources, 1993)
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WIDGET WORKSHOP
CD164
Compact Disc, I, C
(Mac/Win compatible) This program lets students invent machines
in a work-bench setting with hundreds of scientifically-accurate
objects that can be connected together in unlimited ways. (system
color SVGA display, 4 MB RAM, double speed CD-ROM drive, sound
card) (19)
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VIEW FROM EARTH, THE
CD4
(Macintosh compatible) Users can explore the solar system with
this interactive adventure highlighted by a spectacular study of the
July 11th, 1991, solar eclipse. Features over 1,000 pages of color
photographs, maps, diagrams, and text, as well as hours of audio
narration. (system requirements: Macintosh II series, 4 MB RAM,
13" color monitor, system 6.0.5 or higher, CD-ROM drive)
(Zenger, 1991)
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VIEW OF ISLAM
CD105
(Macintosh compatible) An interactive multimedia tour of Islam
covering history, cultures, traditions, beliefs, arts, the Koran and
more. (system requirements: Macintosh, system 7 or later, 4 MB
RAM, 8-bit color, CD-ROM drive) (CD-ROM Warehouse,)
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WAY THINGS WORK, THE
CD125
Compact Disc, IJ, C
(Macintosh compatible) Based on David Macaulay's best-selling
book, wonderful illustrations are brought to life before student's
eyes. They will actually see and hear how things work! (system
requirements: Macintosh LCII or faster, 4 MB RAM, 14" monitor
displaying 256 colors) (19)
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WEATHER: AIR IN ACTION (2nd Ed.)
CD100
(Mac/Windows compatible) Weather always changing, always
moving. This CD-ROM program provides a thorough examination of
weather in all its forms. (system requirements:Macintosh, 68020
CPU, system 7.1, 12" color display, 256-color, 8-bit color, 4 MB
RAM, CD-ROM drive, 2x or better)(IBM: 386 SX CPU, windows 3.1,
VGA monitor, 256-color, 8-bit color, 4 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive,
sound card) (Aims,)
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WHAT'S THE SECRET?
CD112
(Macintosh compatible) Based on Newton's Apple, this CD-ROM is
an interactive quest into the everyday mysteries around us. It turns
your computer into a unique experimental laboratory. (system
requirements: Macintosh 030 CPU, 25 MHz or better (040CPU, 33
MHz recommended), 256-color monitor, 8 MB RAM, 640 x 480
resolution, system 7.0, double-speed CD-ROM drive) (CD-ROM
Warehouse,)
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WHERE IN THE U.S.A. IS CARMEN SANDIEGO?
CD163
(Mac/Win compatible) Students chase Carmen and her gang
through all 50 states and the District of Colombia as they try to
recover the nation's stolen treasures.
SVGA display, 4 MB RAM (8 recommended), double speed CD-ROM
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WHERE IN THE WORLD IS CARMEN SANDIEGO?
CD69
(Macintosh compatible) Carmen Sandiego's international crime ring
is stealing treasures around the world. Carmen turns geography,
history and science into a thrilling, crime-stopping chase. (system
requirements: Macintosh, 4 MB RAM, 270KB hard disk space,
system 7.1 or later, CD-ROM drive) (MacWarehouse,)
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WILD AFRICA
CD134
(Mac/IBM compatible) This CD focuses on the world's wild places,
Ngoron goro, Serengeti, Tarangire and the creatures that live in
them. (system requirements: Macintosh, 6 MB RAM, system 7.0,
13"
monitor,
double-speed
CD-ROM
drive
recommended)(IBM-compatible: 33 MHz, 46 processor, 8 MB RAM,
DOS 5.0, windows 3.1, VGA+ display at 640 by 480 resolution,
sound card, double-speed CD-ROM drive recommended) (19)
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WINGS OVER EUROPE
CD126
Compact Disc, JH, C
(Macintosh compatible) The time is WWII. War is being waged on
a thousand battlefields over land, sea and air. This is the story of
the air war in Europe the planes and the aces who flew them.
(system requirements: Macintosh II series, LC, Performa, Quadra,
PowerMac, color monitor, system 6.0.7, 7.0 or higher, 5 MB RAM)
(19)
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WINNING ELECTIONS
CD16
(Macintosh compatible) This program provides insight to all about
how election campaigns are run and the organization of the U.S.
government. Also provides information on the Campaign Manual,
the Campaign Strategy, the Finance Manual, the Government
Manual, the Congressional Director, and the Federal Budget.
(system requirements: Macintosh, 1 MB RAM, CD-ROM drive)
(EISI,)
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WORD MUNCHERS DELUXE
CD177
(Mac/Win compatible) Students develop word attack strategies
and word-recognition skills as they race a Muncher around a 3-D
grid to gobble objects and words while they dodge the pesky
Troggles. (system requirements: Macintosh 68040 processor, 5MB
RAM, sys.
7.1 or later, 256 colors, 13" color monitor,
double-speed CD-ROM drive)(Windows 3.1 or 95, 50 MHz 486, 256
color monitor, 4MB RAM, sound card, double-speed CD-ROM drive)
(Ed.Resources,)
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WORLD OF ANIMALS, A
CD109
(Mac/Windows compatible) Using photographs, narrated text,
music and sound effects, this interactive CD-ROM brings the animal
world to life. (system requirements: Macintosh, at least 2 MB RAM,
system 6.0.8, 7.0 or higher, 256-color monitor, CD-ROM
drive)(Windows: Multimedia PC, at least 4 MB RAM, Microsoft
Windows 3.1 or higher, 256-color monitor) (CD-ROM Warehouse,)
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WORLD OF PLANTS, A
CD110
(Mac/Windows compatible) From seed to full maturity, the life and
parts of plants are examined; see how trees change with seasons.
(system requirements: Macintosh, at least 2 MB RAM, system
6.0.8, 7.0 or higher, 256-color monitor, CD-ROM drive)(Windows:
Multimedia PC, at least 4 MB RAM, Microsoft Windows 3.1 or
higher, 256-color monitor) (CD-ROM Warehouse,)
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WRITING
QUESTAR III
WRITING CENTER, THE
CD157
(Mac compatible) Designed to meet the writing needs of students.
Reports, outlines, letters, newsletters and more are easily created.
(system requirements: Macintosh: 68040 required, sys. 7.1 or
later, 5 MB RAM (8 recommended), 13" or larger color monitor,
double speed CD-ROM drive) (19)
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WYATT EARP'S OLD WEST
CD115
(Macintosh compatible) You've just arrived by stagecoach. The
year is 1880. As you roam through town, you'll learn about the real
Wyatt Earp and all sorts of interesting information about life in the
Old West.
(system requirements: Macintosh LCII or higher,
68020CPU, 16 MHz or faster, 13" or larger 256-color monitor,
system 6.0.7 or higher, 4 MB RAM (2.5 MB free) (CD-ROM
Warehouse,)
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YUKON TRAIL, THE
CD73
(Mac/IBM compatible) Students experience the Gold Rush of 1897
first-hand in this adventure simulation. As they travel, students will
learn about geography and history and make important decisions
that will affect their fortunes. (system requirements: Macintosh,
system 7.0 or later, 4 MB RAM, 13" or larger color monitor,
double-speed CD-ROM drive required)(IBM:386 required, 486 or
higher recommended, Microsoft windows 3.1, DOS 5.0 or later
required, double-speed CD-ROM drive required) (MacWarehouse,)
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ZOOGUIDES: MAMMALS OF AFRICA
CD47
(Mac/IBM compatible)Chapters include:Introduction to Mammals,
Body Plan, Ecology, Life Cycle and Mammal Families. (system
requirements: Macintosh: Mac LC or Color Classic, system 6.0.7 or
later, 4 MB RAM, 8-bit color monitor, CD-ROM drive)(IBM PC:
CD-ROM drive, 386 or better processor, 4 MB RAM (8 MB
recommended), sound-blaster compatible sound card, super VGA
graphics card or better) (Educorp, 1994)
ZOOGUIDES: WHALES AND DOLPHINS
CD46
(Macintosh compatible) Chapters include introduction to Whales
and Dolphins, Body Plan, Ecology, Life Cycle and Cetacean families.
(system requirements: Macintosh LC or Color Classic, system 6.0.7
or later, 4 MB RAM, 8-bit color monitor, CD-ROM drive) (Educorp,
1993)
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ZOOGUIDES: WORLD OF REPTILES, THE
CD72
(Mac/IBM compatible) This program uses full motion video,
narrations, animated sequences, photography, and distribution maps
to explore the life history, ecology, and body structure of hundreds
of reptile species and families. (system requirements: Macintosh
family, 6 MB RAM, 12" color monitor or larger, hard drive, CD-ROM
drive)(IBM, windows 3.1 or higher, 4 MB RAM, 13" monitor, 386
processor, super VGA graphics card (minimum 640 x 480 x 256
color) (Sunburst,)
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CD66
(Macintosh compatible) Students will join Zurk in the central
American rainforest on an exploration full of discovery and magic.
Five activities help children build a foundation for learning in life
science and mathematics, as well as develop critical thinking skills.
(system requirements: Macintosh family (6 MB), system 7.0 or
higher,640 x 480 resolution color monitor required, CD-ROM drive)
(Sunburst,)
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CIVIL WAR COMBAT: AMERICA'S BLOODIEST BATTLES-VOL.I
Program #1: The Hornets' Nest at Shiloh. Program #2: The Bloody
Lane at Antietam.
CIVIL WAR, COMBAT: AMERICA'S BLOODIEST BATTLES-VOL.I
Program #1: The Hornets' Nest at Shiloh. Program #2: The Bloody
Lane at Antietam.
MYSTERY OF THE MAYA
DV2
(L.VIDE)
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DVD VIDEO, IJS, 40
20TH CENTURY, THE: A MOVING VISUAL HISTO
DV40
DVD VIDEO, IJS, 13 hrs
This program brings the 20th century back to life the good and
the bad -through insightful narration, rare photographs and stunning
footage. (WILSON)
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DV4
DVD VIDEO, IJS, 40
Takes students on an extraordinary journey to East Africa to view a
spectacle few humans have ever witnessed; the great migration.
More than two million wildebeests, zebra and antelope will travel
over 500 miles across the Serengeti plains. (L.VIDE)
AGE OF REASON, THE:EUROPE AFTER THE RENAISSANCE
(1642-1800)
DV29
DVD VIDEO, JS, 23
In this program, students will discover how the English philosopher
John Locke and scientist, Isaac Newton, provided the foundation for
a truly unique period of history. They will learn how the teachings
of this era became politically revolutionary once they were taken up
by certain French minds. (U.LRNG)
ALL ABOUT ROCKS AND MINERALS
DV20
DVD VIDEO, IJ, 23
This program explores: the identification and description of the three
types of rocks using the rock cycle; the classification of minerals
using various tests; the importance of fossils; the importance of
recycling and conserving the Earth's resources. (U.LRNG)
BIOME'S: OUR EARTH'S MAJOR LIFE ZONES
DV21
DVD VIDEO, IJ, 26
This program defines and describes the distinctive communities of
life that inhabit the unique regions of the earth, such as deciduous
forests, tundra, taiga, tropical rain forests, deserts, grasslands, and
fresh and salt water environments. (U.LRNG)
DV14
Charles Shulz's timeless classic.
DVD VIDEO, PI, 25
(L.VIDE)
CHARLIE BROWN THANKSGIVING, A
DV18
DVD VIDEO, PI, 25
Charles Shulz's timeless Emmy award-winning classic. In addition,
"The Mayflower Voyagers" bonus feature. (L.VIDE)
CIVIL WAR COMBAT: AMERICA'S BLOODIEST BA
DV46
DVD VIDEO, JS, 100
Program #1: The Wheatfield at Gettysburg. Program #2: The
Tragedy at Cold Harbor. (WILSON)
CLOUDS, WEATHER & LIFE
DV28
DVD VIDEO, PI, 13
This program introduces children to the basic cloud types. Five
important scientific concepts of weather are reviewed: the
hydrologic, or water cycle, that life is dependent upon this cycle,
the sun is the causative agent that powers the formation of clouds
and the water cycle, the three states of matter, and weather is
changeable in time and place. (U.LRNG)
EGYPT: BEYOND THE PYRAMIDS: VOL.2
DV44
DVD VIDEO, JS, 100
Includes, "The Daily Life of Ancient Egyptians" Donald Redford
details the many discoveries he has made working in the port city of
Mendes, while a visit to the village of Deir El Medina provides a
glimpse into the lives of the workers who toiled in the Valley of the
Kings. "Death and the Journey to Immortality" examines the latest
findings about Egyptian funerary and burial practices.
Sacred
hieroglyphs provide a map for the soul's journey through the
afterlife, while doctors offer a detailed look at how priests prepared
the body for its final journey. (WILSON)
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EGYPT: BEYOND THE PYRAMIDS: VOL.I
DV43
DVD VIDEO, JS, 100
"Mansions of the Spirits" visits some of the most important
surviving sanctuaries, including the Great Temple of Karnak and the
Deir El Bahari of Queen Hatshepsut; one of the greatest monuments
to the dead ever created. "The Great Pharaoh and His Lost
Children" heads to KV5 the largest tomb in the Valley of the Kings
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Catalog
PLANETS
with Kent Weeks, whose team has been excavating the
long-forgotten mausoleum for the last five years. (WILSON)
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ENGLISH COME TO AMERICA, THE: JAMESTOWN AND PLYMOUTH
DV26
DVD VIDEO, PI, 20
This program explores: the Jamestown and Plymouth colonies; the
importance of these colonies to the future of the United States; the
Pilgrims' life and times; their voyage on the Mayflower. (U.LRNG)
FORMATIONS OF CONTINENTS AND MOUNTAINS
DV36
DVD VIDEO, IJ, 30
This program includes: an introduction to Geology; layers of the
Earth; Plate Tectonic Theory; the Earth's Surface; types of
volcanoes; plate movement, faults and a quiz. (U.LRNG)
IT'S THE GREAT PUMPKIN, CHARLIE BROWN
DV3
Charles Schulz's timeless classic. (L.VIDE)
DVD VIDEO, PIJS, 25
NUTTIEST NUTCRACKER, THE
DV13
DVD VIDEO, PI, 48
When a young teen, Marie, falls asleep awaiting the return of her
parents, she enters the magical world of her Nutcracker Prince a
gift from her Uncle..... Features the voices of Cheech Marin, Phyllis
Diller and Jim Belushi. (L.VIDE)
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OTHELLO
DV47
DVD VIDEO, JS, 195
William Shakespeare's story of unfounded jealousy in love that
results in the untimely murder and suicide of two star-crossed
lovers. (WILSON)
OUT OF IRELAND
DV16
DVD VIDEO, JS, 95
Traces the story of flight from the famine-swept villages of 19th
century Ireland to the industrialized cities of 20th century America.
Narrated by Kelly McGillis. (L.VIDE)
IT'S THE PIED PIPER, CHARLIE BROWN
DV17
DVD VIDEO, PI, 24
What do you do when your town is overrun with soccer-playing,
river-dancing mice? Charlie Brown has an idea call Snoopy to the
rescue! (L.VIDE)
OUTSIDERS, THE
DV15
DVD VIDEO, IJS, 91
Francis Coppola's powerful film of S.E. Hinton's classic novel
captures how it feels to be caught between childhood's innocence
and adulthood's disillusionment. (L.VIDE)
LAKES, RIVERS AND OTHER WATER SOURCES
DV35
DVD VIDEO, IJ, 15
This informative program explores the world's fresh water sources.
Students learn the valuable role that precipitation plays in our lakes,
rivers, and underground supplies, how lakes are created, and how
they disappear. (U.LRNG)
PERIODIC TABLE, THE
DV38
DVD VIDEO, JS, 27
Reviews Mendeleev's period table and the theory of the nuclear
structure of the atom. An examination of Bohr's model of the atom
explains how this theory led to the organization of the modern
periodic table. (U.LRNG)
LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION, THE
DV24
DVD VIDEO, IJ, 20
This program explores: Native American cultures and their
settlements; detailed accounts of Lewis and Clark's Expedition;
geographic features of the Louisiana Purchase. (U.LRNG)
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
DV22
DVD VIDEO, IJ, 12
This program explores: the process of photosynthesis and the
materials it requires; the relationship that plants and animals share;
the importance of photosynthesis to the ecosystem. (U.LRNG)
LIFE AND TIMES OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, THE
DV30
DVD VIDEO, IJS, 14
This program provides a look at the life of Abraham Lincoln. The
descriptions of his personal and political life help viewers understand
what it meant to live in America in the first half of the 19th century.
(U.LRNG)
PLANETS, THE-VOL.2
DV52
DVD VIDEO, IJS, 100
"Giants" take a close look at these planetary behemoths. From
the pioneering days of Galileo's dogma-shattering discovery of the
Jupiter moons, to NASA's billion-mile sojourns to Saturn and
Neptune, the conclusion is timeless. "Moon" while a number of
planets are accompanied by moons of all sizes and compositions,
only the Earth boasts such a comparatively huge "companion
world." What forces could have resulted in this planetary odd
couple? (WILSON)
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LIFE AND TIMES OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, THE
DV19
DVD VIDEO, IJS, 13
This program explores: George Washington's childhood on a Virginia
tobacco plantation; Life on an 18th century plantation; Highlights of
Washington's command of troops during the American
Revolutionary War; Washington's term as the first President of the
United States. (U.LRNG)
MACBETH
DV48
DVD VIDEO, JS, 150
William Shakespeare's tragic story of a king so blinded by ambition
and paranoia that he senselessly murders those in his path
eventually leading to his own demise. (WILSON)
MYSTERIES OF EGYPT
DV11
DVD VIDEO, IJS, 58
Stars Omar Sharif and Kate Maberly. Omar Sharif plays the role of
a grandfather who takes his visiting grand-daughter around the
country in order to introduce her to the magic of ancient Egyptian
civilization. Re-enactment's show such events as the building of the
pyramids, the exploits of the pharaohs and the discovery of
Tutankhaman's tomb. (L.VIDE)
MYSTERY OF THE MAYA
DV2
DVD VIDEO, IJS, 40
Filmed on location at numerous sacred sites throughout Central
America including the ruins at Palenque, Tikal, Tulum, Chichen Itza',
Copan and Uxmal, this program explores the culture, science and
history of the Mayan civilization. (L.VIDE)
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PLANETS, THE-VOL.3
DV53
DVD VIDEO, IJS, 100
"Star" step aboard the Skylab space station to probe the turbulent
heart of our local power source. To primitive peoples, the Sun was
synonymous with God the ultimate source of life-giving warmth
and light.
"Atmosphere" it's an eye-opening exploration of
otherworldly weather that reveals the surprising variety and force of
atmospheric activity throughout the solar system. (WILSON)
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PLANETS, THE-VOL.4
DV54
DVD VIDEO, IJS, 100
"Life Beyond the Sun" come along for the ride as early planetary
researchers learn that conditions on our neighboring planets may be
too hostile to support life and discover how recent findings hint
there may be alien life "hiding out" in places we've overlooked.
"Destiny" this program explores the possible long-term fate of the
planets in our solar system. (WILSON)
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PLANETS, THE-VOL.I
DV51
DVD VIDEO, IJS, 100
"Different Worlds" travel back in time and space to witness the
awesome forces that gave birth to the Sun and the far-flung family
of planets that orbit it. "Terra Firma" relive the thrill of first
glimpses of otherworldly terrain as you join the early quest to
discover the true nature of our planetary neighbors. (WILSON)
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PLANT
PLANT ADAPTATION
DV34
DVD VIDEO, IJ, 10
This program examines how plants have adapted to a wide range of
environmental conditions. Compares cacti and mangroves, and
shows how both solve the water problems they face through their
own unique adaptations. (U.LRNG)
DV23
DVD VIDEO, JS, 21
This program explores: major events in the life of Martin Luther,
especially the Diet of Worms and its repurcussions; the politically
motivated reform movement in England; the Roman Catholic
response to the Protestant rebellion at the Council of Trent during
1545-1563. (U.LRNG)
ROME: POWER & GLORY
DV39
DVD VIDEO, JS, 5 hrs.
This 6-part series presents the complete history of Rome, from its
primitive beginnings to the height of its glory and its eventual
decline.
This program combines location footage of ancient
monuments, detailed re-enactments, period art and writings, and
insights from scholars and public figures to bring the ancient world
to life. (WILSON)
SARAH, PLAIN AND TALL COLLECTION
DV10
DVD VIDEO, IJS, 98 ea.
Includes: "Sarah, Plain and Tall," "Skylark," and "Winter's End."
(L.VIDE)
SEASONS UNDER THE SUN: AUTUMN
DV31
DVD VIDEO, PI, 15
During autumn, animals get ready for the chilly future in a variety of
ways. Students see why deciduous leaves fall, and how latitude
affects daylight length after the autumn equinox. (U.LRNG)
SEASONS UNDER THE SUN: SPRING
DV37
DVD VIDEO, PI, 15
Students will see why only the earth's orbit around the sun
determines the official arrival of spring, and that increasing hours of
daylight spurs new energy and activity in plants, animals, and
people. (U.LRNG)
SEASONS UNDER THE SUN: SUMMER
DV32
DVD VIDEO, PI, 15
Students will see why the summer sun blazes so hard, and how
nature works overtime during their summer vacation to turn
abundant energy into provisions for leaner seasons. (U.LRNG)
SEASONS UNDER THE SUN: WINTER
DV27
DVD VIDEO, PI, 15
Students see why a low angled sun offers so little warmth, learn
how a variety of plants and animals cope with the low level of
energy from the sun, and why life in the tropics is relatively
unaffected by winter stress. (U.LRNG)
STANDARD DEVIANTS, THE: AMERICAN GOVERNMENT I
DV5
DVD VIDEO, JS, 120
This DVD combines award-winning educational content with
cutting-edge technology. With enhanced flexibility and interactive
tests and quizzes, students get immediate feedback while providing
them with the ability to design their own program and learn at their
own pace. (L.VIDE)
QUESTAR III
STANDARD DEVIANTS, THE: FRENCH I
DV8
DVD VIDEO, JS, 120
Features everything students need to know about French I. With
enhanced flexibility and interactive tests and quizzes.
Gives
students immediate feedback while providing them with the ability
to design their own program and learn at their own pace.
(L.VIDE)
STANDARD DEVIANTS, THE: SPANISH I
DV9
DVD VIDEO, JS, 120
Features everything students need to know about Spanish I. With
enhanced flexibility and interactive tests and quizzes.
Gives
(L.VIDE)
DV42
DVD VIDEO, JS, 115
This William Shakespeare play is the story of the courtship of a
beautiful but sharp-tempered woman and her persistent suitor.
(WILSON)
TEMPEST, THE
DV41
DVD VIDEO, JS, 127
This William Shakespeare play is the story of feuding noblemen,
embroiled in a world of spirits and sorcery, are forced to come to
terms with their past when their children meet by chance and fall
passionately in love. (WILSON)
UNDERGROUND RAILROAD, THE: ESCAPE FROM SLAVERY
DV25
DVD VIDEO, IJ, 25
This program explores: the difficult journey attempted by
African-American slaves; myths and realities of the Underground
Railroad; leading figures of the Underground Railroad. (U.LRNG)
UNDERSTANDING CELLS
DV33
DVD VIDEO, JS, 41
Throughout this unit of study, beautiful images of living cells are
combined with colorful animation to present a detailed look at the
role of cells in all living things. (U.LRNG)
DV1
DVD VIDEO, JS, 624
Written by Pulitzer Prize winner and CNN correspondent Peter Arnett
and narrated by Richard Basehart, the most costly war of our time is
seen through the eyes of policymakers and combat veterans. This
award-winning series of programs re-examines without blame or
judgment the rise and fall of America's twenty-year commitment to
the war in Vietnam. (L.VIDE)
WORLD WAR II: THE WAR IN EUROPE
DV12
DVD VIDEO, JS, 195
This collection explores the war through expert commentary and
graphic combat footage from the famed battles. Each program
takes a look at a commanding view of the battles and strategy, the
men and machines, and the horror and heroism that marked these
historical events. (L.VIDE)
DV49
DVD VIDEO, JS, 104
"New World Order" the year is 1937. In the German heartland,
pre-war passions being nurtured under Hitler's single-minded
leadership would soon unleash conflict and suffering on a global
scale.
"Total War" the Hawaiian Islands: December, 1941.
Roused to full combative fury by the Japanese attack on Pearl
Harbor, America now mobilizes her formidable industrial and military
might to meet enemies on two global fronts. (WILSON)
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STANDARD DEVIANTS, THE: ENGLISH COMPOSITION
DV6
DVD VIDEO, JS, 120
Features everything students need to know about English
Composition. With enhanced flexibility and interactive tests and
quizzes. Gives students immediate feedback while providing them
with the ability to design their own program and learn at their own
pace. (L.VIDE)
STANDARD DEVIANTS, THE: ENGLISH GRAMMAR I
DV7
DVD VIDEO, JS, 120
Features everything students need to know about English Grammar.
With enhanced flexibility and interactive tests and quizzes. Gives
(L.VIDE)
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DV50
DVD VIDEO, JS, 67
"Triumph and Despair" June, 1944; the south of England. The
Allies are about to launch the largest amphibious assault ever
attempted in a bid to establish a beachhead on the French coast.
Through new-found color film from the front, the landings on the
beaches of Normandy are revealed in all their chaos, sacrifice and
heroism. (WILSON)
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Catalog
INVISIBLE
FOR ALL PRACTICAL PURPOSES: INTRODUCTION TO
CONTEMPORARY MATHEMATICS (Annenberg/CPB, 1988)
This acclaimed series introduces students to mathematics in
interesting, diverse settings and processes: in voting, art,
manufacturing, architecture, and design, space exploration, TV
satellite transmissions, airplane flight scheduling, oil exploration,
archaeology, and more.
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE: (1) OVERVIEW/(2) STREET SMARTS H
VHS videocassette
VH3157
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE: (3) TRAINS, PLANES, AND CRITICAL
PATHS/ (4) JUGGLING MACHINES H VHS videocassette VH3158
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE: (5) JUICY PROBLEMS H VHS
videocassette
VH3159
STATISTICS: (6) OVERVIEW/(7) BEHIND THE HEADLINES H VHS
videocassette
VH3160
STATISTICS: (8) PICTURE THIS/(9) PLACE YOUR BETS H VHS
videocassette
VH3161
STATISTICS: (10) CONFIDENT CONCLUSIONS H VHS videocassette
VH3162
SOCIAL CHOICES: (11) OVERVIEW/(12) THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM
H VHS videocassette
VH3163
SOCIAL CHOICE: (13) MORE EQUAL THAN OTHER/(14) ZERO SUM
GAMES H VHS videocassette
VH3164
SOCIAL CHOICE: (15) PRISONER'S DILEMMA H VHS videocassette
VH3165
ON SIZE AND SHAPE: (16) OVERVIEW/(17) HOW BIG IS TOO BIG
H VHS videocassette
VH3166
ON SIZE AND SHAPE: (18) IT GROWS AND GROWS/(19)
STAND-UP CONIC H VHS videocassette
VH3167
ON SIZE AND SHAPE: (20) IT STARTED IN GREECE H VHS
videocassette
VH3168
COMPUTER SCIENCE: (21) OVERVIEW/(22) RULES OF THE GAME
H VHS videocassette
VH3169
COMPUTER SCIENCE: (23) COUNTING BY TWOS/(24) CREATING A
CODE H VHS videocassette
VH3170
COMPUTER SCIENCE: (25) MOVING PICTURE SHOW/(26)
SUMMING UP H VHS videocassette
VH3171
90 BILLION RAINDROPS
FS36
Filmstrip, I, C
Sound filmstrip about the people of the United States Postal Service
and the jobs they perform in the task of delivering the U.S. Mail.
(USPS, 19)
ALCOHOL: THE SOCIAL DRUG, THE PERSONAL PROBLEM
FS66
Filmstrip, J-S, 37, CS
This kit contains 4 filmstrips, 2 carousel cartridge (same content),
35mm., and 2 sound cassette, includes teacher's guide. After a
brief intro to the psychological and physiological effects of alcohol,
young people of varied backgrounds explore the reasons why they
choose to drink or not to drink, describing their very personal (and
sometimes tragic) experiences and their understanding of alcohol's
role in their lives. (GA, 1982)
FS55
Filmstrip, JS, 51, C
Examines the American Presidency as a distinctive institution and
traces its evolution from George Washington' time to today. How
the President is chosen: political parties, primaies, conventions,
elections. Responsibilities and prerogatives of the President. Three
filmstrips approximately 17 minutes each. (NG, 1989)
BEARS' ALMANAC, THE
FS63
Filmstrip, P, C
An absolutely enchanting way of passing through and learning a few
things about seasons is this time trip with the bear family. Stoies
and information about holidays, weather, and the changing seasons.
(MCM, 1975)
BREAKFAST CEREALS IN TODAY'S LIFESTYLE
FS28
Record and filmstrip. (C.I.I., 1975)
Filmstrip, I
CANCER CHALLENGE TO YOUTH
FS42
Filmstrip
Designed to acquaint students with facts about cancer, and the
brightened outlook. (A.C.S., 1975)
CAR CARE FOR SAFETY
FS48
Filmstrip, S
This presentation will show you how and when to perform several
necessary and basic safety checks. All simply explained and
demonstrated in the audiovisual format using words and pictures.
(Filmstrip) (19)
THE CAT WHO NEVER ENJOYED HIMSELF
FS74
Filmstrip, P, C
This film contains 1 filmstrip,1 cassette, 1 discussion and 2 student
booklets. Tells a story about a cat who is so very cautious that he
never seems to enjoy himself. Shows how a special gift helps him
view life more enthusiastically and join in the fun around him.
(GA, 1975)
COST OF DECLINE
FS45
Filmstrip, D, CS
A set of slides in a carousel tray (KODAK). For the superintendent's
use with Boards and community groups. As student population
decreases, the impact on districts is explained in some detail.
(AASA, 77)
DIVORCE AND SEPARATION
FS73
Filmstrip, I-J/S, CS
This kit contains 5 filmstrips, 3 cassette, 5 discussion guides, 1 for
each part. 1) When Discord Upsets the Family, 2) Through the
Childs Eyes, 3) Telling the Children, 4) The Family Apart, 5)
Accepting the New Lifestyle. (GA, 1975)
EARTH RESOURCE MONITORING IN SPACE: SATELLITE
TECHNOLOGY
FS27
Filmstrip, IJ
Satellite technology to the classroom. Slides and cassette.
(N.A.S.A., 1974)
ELECTROPHILIC ADDITION REACTIONS, PT. I
FS71
Filmstrip, S, CS
This kit will introduce some ideas and concepts necessary for an
understanding of electrophilic addition reactions without going into
detailed considerations of mechanism. KIT CONTAINS: 1 filmstrip,
1 cassette, 48 slides, and 1 guide. (GA,)
ELECTROPHILIC ADDITION REACTIONS, PT. III
FS72
Filmstrip, S, CS
This kit discusses hydroxylation reactions. The mechanism of
permanganate hydroxylation is contrasted with that of peroxyacid
hydroxylation.
Both mechanisms are examined from a
stereochemical point of view. The program concludes with a
discussion of carbocation addition of alkenes. KIT CONTAINS: 1
filmstrip, 1 cassette, 48 slides, and 1 guide. (GA,)
ENERGY OPTIONS: CHOICES THAT WILL SHAPE YOUR FUTURE
FS51
Filmstrip, IJ
Knowing your options discusses the importance of energy and
describes the various sources of energy, both current and potential.
Making choices: discusses the current energy mix, and compares
various energy sources by the criteria of abundance, cost
renewability, pollution and convenience. (SUNY, 1983)
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GROWING UP HEALTHY
FS52
Filmstrip, K4, C
Our Body Systems: An overview; The Skeletal/Muscular System;
The Digestive System; The Circulatory System; The Nervous
System; The Respiratory System. (6 filmstrips/cassettes, teacher's
guide) l (WD, 1987)
I'LL CHOOSE THE HIGH ROAD
FS33
Filmstrip and cassette, on not to start smoking.
Filmstrip, JH, C
(A.C.S., 1975)
INTRODUCTION TO JAPAN
FS43
Filmstrip, I, C
Provides a comprehensive description of the nation and its people,
from their geographical setting and historical background to an
up-to-the-minute discussion of Japanese politics, education, and
economy. Album of 8 filmstrips. (HUP, 1980)
INVISIBLE INVADERS, THE
FS30
Record and filmstrip. (P&G, 1974)
Filmstrip, IJ
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LIFE
QUESTAR III
LIFE FROM LIFE
FS65
Filmstrip, P, C
These filmstrips introduce reproduction, growth and development to
elementary students. Consists of 6 filmstrips . 1Life from One Cell
2More of Their Own Kind 3One Cell To Many Cells 4Living and
Nonliving 5Growing, Growing Grown 6The Pattern of Life (MCM,
1970)
PHYSICAL FITNESS: PLAY AND REST
FS69
Filmstrip, I-J, 9, CS
This kit contains 1 filmstrip, 1 cassette, and 1 guide. Shows how
lungs, blood, heart, and muscles work together to create movement;
how exercise increase endurance and suppleness; why the body
needs rest as well as exercise; and why it's important to know and
observe basic safety rules when exercising. (GA, 1978)
LOOK ABOUT YOU
FS70
Filmstrip, P-I, 35, CS
Helps children develop the basic skills of learning: observing,
describing and classifying. (GA, 1966)
PREJUDICE: HARVEST OF HATE
FS76
Filmstrip, JS, C
Defines prejudice and traces the history of prejudice in America,
showing the many different types of prejudice and ways in which
economics and politics foster prejudice. (GA, 1972)
LOOKING FOR SANTA CLAUS
FS57
Filmstrip, P, 10, C
Spirited along with lively Christmas music, the flying global quest of
Maggie builds to a jolly, joyful climax as zany, detailed illustrations
burst across the screen. (MCM, 1987)
PROFOUND TRANSFORMATION
FS46
Filmstrip, D, 26, CS
A slide set in a Kodak tray with cassette tape depicting changes in
public education. This is from a school administrator's point of view
and may be used with board members and community groups.
(77)
MODERN MIDDLE SCHOOL
FS44
Filmstrip, I
A package of four filmstrips and four cassettes, including the
102 Middle School
following: 101 Middle School Story.
Program: In Depth. 103 Organizing and Operating the Middle
School. 104 Theory Into Practice: A Tour of Lincoln Middle
School. (TER, 80)
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RACE WE DARE NOT LOSE, THE
FS49
Filmstrip, T, 22, CS
Graphically explains the social change that will take place in our
homes and in our work places through the year 2010. (19)
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MOTHER/INFANT HEALTH CARE
FS68
Filmstrip, J-H, 36, CS
This kit contains 2 filmstrips, 2 cassettes, and 1 guide. Case
histories, professional commentary and concise narrative spell out
basic information on caring for the normal infant and the mother.
(GA, 1978)
MY BODY
FS37
Filmstrip, P
Introduces Henrietta and her wonderful body machine. Each part of
Henrietta's "machine" comes to life in song and dance.
(Recommended for Kindergarten) Your Body (19)
MY CHOICE
FS40
Filmstrip, P, C
Bobby discovers that he will write the story of his life through the
choices he makes. (recommended for 3rd grade) Your body
(ACS, 19)
MY HEALTH
FS39
Filmstrip, P, C
Some key elements which are good and bad for health.
(Recommended for 2nd grade) Your Body (ACS, 19)
MY SELF
FS38
Filmstrip
Children have the opportunity to share and experience in positive
self-acceptance. (recommended for 1st grade) Your body (19)
NEW YORK
FS60
Filmstrip, I, C
In just one filmstrip, New York State is traced from its founding in
the 16th Century to its pivotal role in the Revolutionary war to its
position of power and prominence today. This is accomplished by
presenting fact after fact, leaving out nothing of importance.
(MCM, 1988)
FS59
Filmstrip, IJ, 70, C
Here are dramatic biographies of black Americans who transcended
poverty and prejudice to stake their claim to the American Dream.
Consists of 4 filmstrips, 4 cassettes, 18 minutes each. 1Jesse
Jackson 2Madame C.J. Walker 3Jackie Robinson 4Paul Robeson
(MCM, 1989)
OUR NATION'S FLAG
FS62
Displaying Our Flag. The History of Our Flag.
30
Filmstrip, I, C
(MCM, 1970)
A SENSE OF SELF
FS67
Filmstrip, H, CS
This set contains 5 full color filmstrips, 5 cassettes, and discussion
guide. 1) Growing Up 2) Emotional Development 3) The Child at
Play 4) Sexual Identity 5) Peer Group Relations. (GA, 1978)
SICKLE CELL AN INHERITED DISEASE
FS29
Record and Film Strip. (N.F.M.D., 1975)
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SKIN YOU LIVE IN,THE
FS26
Cassette and Film Strip.
Filmstrip, JS
Filmstrip, P
(BEAR, 1974)
CIGARETTE SMOKING: TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT
FS41
Filmstrip, JH, C
Filmstrip, 4 transparencies.
Shows the correlation between
cigarette smoking and lung cancer. (A.C.S., 1975)
STOP SMOKING PROGRAM
FS34
Film strip and record. (BHED, 19)
Filmstrip, JS
SUCCESS OF PUBLIC EDUCATION, THE
FS47
Filmstrip, A, 26
This publication contains reproductions of 30 slides from the
slide/audio cassette program. It contains the most important data
and provides a resource for the person to utilize in discussing or
making a presentation on the successes of public education. (19)
SUGARING TIME
FS64
Filmstrip, PI, 22, C
March is sugaring time, when the sap begins to flow in the maple
grove, or sugarbush. It is a time to harvest the maple sugar. And
that is only part of the specialness of sugaring time. (MCM, 1984)
SYMBOLS OF LIBERTY
FS61
Filmstrip, I, C
As students learn the stories surrounding the statue of Liberty, the
Liberty Bell, our national anthem, and the flag their appreciation and
understanding of our American heritage will be strengthened.
(MCM, 1980)
THERE'S A NEW YOU COMIN'
FS35
Human growth and development for intermediate boys.
1975)
Filmstrip, I
(MARSH,
TOMORROW HAPPENS TODAY
FS31
Filmstrip, JS
Improving a baby's first environment their mother's womb.
(N.F.M.D., 1975)
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Catalog
TOPICS IN GENETICS: GENETIC ENGINEERING
FS75
Filmstrip, JS, C
This kit contains 1 filmstrip, and 1 cassette dealing with Genetic
Engineering. (GA,)
FS58
Filmstrip, J, C
Here is a concise and stimulating series on how the branches of
government work within the Constitutional framework of checks
and balances. Contains 6 filmstrips each 18 minutes long. 1-The
House of Representatives 2The Supreme Court 3The Cabinet 4The
Senate 5The Regulatory Agencies 6The Presidency. (MCM, 1989)
VIETNAM WAR, THE
FS54
Filmstrip, IS, 60, C
A look at the events and people that shaped America's longest
undeclared war. Four sound filmstrips, running time approximately
15 minutes each. (NG, 1989)
FS53
Filmstrip, IJ, 20, C
With a brief history of wildlife in America, discussing the abundant
wildlife found by the original settlers and tracing how commercial
exploitation of wildlife and destruction of wildlife habitat pushed
many species to the brink of extinction. (COUNCEL FOR WILD, 85)
HISTORIC CHERRY HILL
MK30
IJ
The resource packet for students is composed of 41 reproductions
of Cherry Hill family letters, receipts, photographs, school essays,
census records and other historical materials. (HCP, 1984)
K0
K0
K0
K0
(K0)
K0
K0
K0
K0
K0
K4
K4
This program recalls George Washington's legendary surprise attack
against the Hessians at the Battle of Trenton, when the ragtag
American Army routed the Germans, stunned the British and gave
new life to the Revolution.
K7
new life to the Revolution.
AMERICAN BICENTENNIAL HISTORICAL FACSIMILE DOCUMENT
KIT
MK3
Kits, 5-8
The facsimiles in this series of documents are for use by history
teachers in conjunction with any American history text book.
(A&B, 1975)
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CK2
Kits, H
A slide/cassette lecture recommended for high school art classes.
Deals with the art made in Columbia County from the Settlement
Period through the Hudson River School. (C.COUNTY,)
FIRST SETTLERS OF COLUMBIA COUNTY
CK1
Kits, IJ
A slide/cassette lecture, recommended for 7th.
grade social
studies, deals with the first settlers of Columbia County, the
Woodland Indians and the Dutch. (C.C.H.S.,)
GETTING STARTED IN GLOBAL EDUCATION: PRIMER FOR
PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS
MK5
Kits, T, CS
This slide/tape presentation is one component of the Global
Education: A Personal Experience Kit and is designed to assist in
developing awareness and understanding of the need to educate
students from a global perspective.
The tape produced to
accompany this will advance the slides when played on a slide-sync
unit utilizing the Norelco system. (19)
K0
K0
K4
FORT CRAILO STATE HISTORIC SITE
MK32
Kits, PIJ
A museum of the Dutch in the Upper Hudson Valley. This resource
kit has 3 parts, 1-General Tour, 2-Beaver Tour, 3-Hearthside
Cooking Program (FORT CRAILO,)
K0
K0
K0
NUTRITION
(K0)
INSECTS AND HOW THEY GROW
K1
Kits, P, CS
Discover the most numerous and varied inhabitants of the Earth!
This spring, let students enjoy learning about insects: the unusual
parts of their bodies...how they grow by incomplete and complete
metamorphosis...where they can be found ...and how they protect
themselves. (NG, 1989)
K0
K0
K0
K0
K1
MARTIN VAN BUREN NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE: LINDENWLD
MK31
Kits, IS
Contains background information, activities, site themes and
objective. These activities, games and biographical outlines offer
the basic story of Martin Van Buren's life and career. They may be
used as a preparatory orientation to your students' visit to our park.
The program as a whole is designed to enable students to identify,
describe and demonstrate an understanding of Martin Van Buren's
place in our national history. (MVBHS,)
K1
K3
(K1)
NUTRITION KIT -ELEMENTARY LEVEL GRADES K-4
NK9
Kits, P, C
Large box filled with games, activities,covering, snacking foods,
nutrition, and health. (VEMC, 1980)
K3
NUTRITION KIT JUNIOR, SENIOR HIGH LEVEL 9-12
NK11
Kits, S, CS
Large box full of games, and activities covering, snacking foods,
nutrition and health. (VEMC, 1980)
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K3
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K4
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SEASONS
QUESTAR III
SEASONS: AUTUMN
MK18
Describes characteristics of autumn.
and animal life. (NG, 1977)
Kits, PI, 12
Discusses changes in plant
SEASONS: SUMMER
MK21
Kits, P
Looks at the warmest period of the year and what happens to
flowers, insects, and animals. (NG, 1977)
SEASONS: WINTER
MK19
Kits, K-6
Describes characteristics of winter. Discusses changes in plant and
animal life. (NG, 1977)
SET OF 40 ART SLIDES
AK40
40 slides of paintings 1500 B.C thru 1925.
Kits, JS, C
(YANKEE,)
SHARKS
MK23
Kits, PJ
Describes sharks the world's largest fish their life underwater, and
how people study them. (NG, 1977)
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MK16
Discusses what animals do to survive in cold weather.
WHAT IS A BIRD?
MK7
Discusses feathers, diet, eggs, and care of young.
Kits, K-6
(NG, 1977)
Kits, PI
(NG, 1977)
YOUR BRAIN
K3
Kits, P, CS
With colorful art and engaging photographs, this kit prompts young
students to look for ways the brain is at work to help them think,
move, laugh, sing, and even dream. They'll learn that senses gather
information and send it to the brain... that the brain has three main
parts, each with special jobs to do...and that muscles work with the
brain as their "coach." (NG, 1988)
3-2-1 CLASSROOM CONTACT: SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION
LD175
Laser Videodisc, I-J, 60, C
The programs on this disc include: Collect the Data, Dig It Up,
Experiment, and Make a Model. In each, students follow scientists
as they explore the world around us. Practical and illuminating
classroom experiments complete the scientific journeys. (CAV
format, Level I) (GPN, 1993)
45/85: AMERICA AND THE WORLD SINCE WORLD WAR II-(Volume
II)
LD6
Laser Videodisc, I-J/H, 120, C
(CLV format, Level I) (Taylored Sound,)
45/85: AMERICA AND THE WORLD SINCE WORLD WAR II-(VOLUME
IV)
LD73
Laser Videodisc, J-H, 60, CS
An inspiring collection that traces world events from the end of
WWII to the Geneva Summit the triumphs and the tragedies.
(CLV format, Level I) (Taylored Sound, 1986)
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45/85: AMERICA AND THE WORLD SINCE WORLD WAR II-(Volume
I)
LD5
An inspiring collection that traces world events from the end of
World War II to the Geneva Summit the triumphs and the
tragedies. (CLV format, Level I) (Taylored Sound,)
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WHAT IS A FISH?
MK8
Looks at how fish live, breathe, and protect themselves.
1977)
Kits, PI
(NG,
WHAT IS A MAMMAL?
MK9
Kits, PI
Defines mammal characteristics.
Discusses many mammals
including human beings. Focuses on dogs, elephants, lions. (NG,
1977)
MK6
Describes three amphibians and some of their adaptations.
1977)
Kits, PI
(NG,
'88 VOTE, THE: CAMPAIGN FOR THE WHITE HOUSE
LD30
Laser Videodisc, I-J/H, C
The two-sided video disc contains a collection of video clips which
focus on the key elements of the recent Presidential campaign. Side
one focuses on the individual candidates, their campaigns and the
Republican and Democratic Conventions. Side two deals with the
Fall Campaign, including candidate's statements on a wide variety
of issues. (Level III, interactive. Requires a Macintosh Plus (or
better) with a hard disc drive. Hypercard is included with the
stacks) (Optical Data,)
ACIDS
LD87
Laser Videodisc, J-H, 20, C
Acids can be both harmful and useful. The properties of acids as
well as the damage they can do are reviewed in this program.
(Level I, interactive, CAV format) (SCIENTIFIC EYE, THE)
(SCIENTIFIC EYE, THE) (Journal, 1990)
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WHO WERE THE PILGRIMS?
K2
Kits, P, CS
Lively text, colorful paintings, and photographs from Plimoth
Plantation lift the story off the pages and into your students
imaginations! They'll discover how the Pilgrims built their homes,
traded with Indians, planted corn and prayed. They'll learn about
the Pilgrims' tools, food, clothes, and customs. With special
emphasis on children their chores, where they slept, and how they
played this kit helps K-2 students appreciate how everyone
contributed to the first Thanksgiving. (NG, 1989)
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WINNIE THE POOH, NUTRITION AND YOU
FS50
Kits, K-6
(Kit, 6 filmstrips/6 cassettes) Balanced Diet; Regular Meals;
Personal Choices; Mealtime, Special Times; Shopping For Good
Health; Review: The Need For Healthy Habits. (WD, 1983)
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YOUR BONES AND MUSCLES
K4
Kits, P, CS
This kit takes a fresh, fun view of bones and muscles and how they
work. Primary students learn how bones support the body and
protect internal organs, and how bones are held together. Students
will discover muscles that work in pairs, as well as muscles that
keep our hearts beating and let us swallow, blink, and digest food.
(NG, 1989)
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AFRICAN WILDLIFE
LD27
This program was filmed in Namibia's Etosha National Park over the
course of two years, capturing extraordinary close-ups of animal
behavior. (CLV format, Level I) (U.S.Video,)
LD133
Laser Videodisc, P, 12, C
This program shows the characteristics that distinguish insects from
the rest of the animal kingdom, including three main body parts, six
legs, and external skeleton's. (Level I, interactive, CAV format)
(Aims, 1986)
AMERICA IN VIETNAM/DIEN BIEN PHU-VOLUME I
LD91
(#1) An overview of America's shifting attitudes towards Vietnam,
from the early liason between the U.S. and Ho Chi Minh to the final
offensive and the fall of Saigon. (#2) Examines the pivotal 1954
French/Vietnam battle, which results in the surrender of the 10,000
man French Force. (CLV format, Level I) (VIETNAM: THE TEN
THOUSAND DAY WAR) (VIETNAM: THE TEN THOUSAND DAY
WAR) (VideoDiscovery,)
Catalog
AMERICAN ART FROM THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART
LD159
Laser Videodisc, J-H, C
This disc is a compendium of more than 2,600 works spanning
three centuries: it contains over 1,300 paintings by artists ranging
from Gilbert Stuart to Jackson Pollock; 160 sculptures by artists
such as Alexander Calder and Martin Puryear; and more than 800
drawings, watercolors, and prints by John James Audubon,
Winslow Homer and Mark Rothko, among many others. (CAV
format, Level I) (NGA, 1993)
LD182
The wonder of life in a tidepool is vividly depicted in this nature
program, which features exceptional underwater photography.
(Level I, CAV format) (Aims, 1992)
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE: VOLUME I
LD155
Contains two programs: The Earth's Atmosphere, and Winds and Air
Currents. (CAV format, Level I) (Coronet, 1985)
ATOCHA: QUEST FOR TREASURE
LD23
In 1622, the Spanish galleon Nuestra Senora do Atocha sank off the
coast of Florida. In her hold, she carried 40 tons of gold and silver
and some 70 pounds of emerald contraband. Join modern-day
treasure-hunter Mel Fisher who, after a 16-year search, found the
riches so many have sought. (CLV format, Level I) (U.S.Video
Source,)
AUSTRALIA'S IMPROBABLE ANIMALS
LD16
Laser Videodisc, P-I/H, 60, C
Travel to the distant land "down under" for the unforgettable
experience of Australia's Improbable Animals. (CLV format, Level I)
(U.S.Video Source, 1987)
BASIC FRENCH BY VIDEO
LD2
This video exposes students to a 1,000 word-and-phrase
vocabulary. Incorporates the lessons into handsome, international
scenes that will help you remember the look, sound and meaning of
basic vocabulary words. (CAV format, Level I) (Taylored Sound,)
BASIC SPANISH BY VIDEO
LD1
This video exposes students to a 1,000 word-and-phrase
vocabulary. Incorporates the lessons into handsome, international
scenes that will help you remember the look, sound and meaning of
basic vocabulary words. (CAV format, Level I) (Taylored Sound,)
BATTLE OF YORKTOWN
LD140
A magnificent examination of the decisive battle of the American
Revolution. (CAV format, Level I) (BFA, 1992)
BEGINNINGS: YOU WON'T GET AIDS
LD48
Laser Videodisc, P-I, CS
Following the U.S. Surgeon General's guidelines, this program
provides reassuring, age-appropriate information about AIDS.
Combining colorful animation, live action, and song, the program
allays children's fears and answers their questions about how AIDS
is spread. It also develops their awareness that they're in control of
their health. (Level I, interactive, CAV format) (Aims, 1990)
BILL VIOLA: SELECTED WORKS
LD13
This collection contains four of Viola's most acclaimed video works.
These "allegories in the language of subjective perception" illustrate
the broad range of invention and technique that Viola brings to bear
upon his singular vision of being in the world. (CAV format, Level I)
(Voyager Co.,)
COLONIAL
BIOMES-VOL.I:DESERT/TUNDRA
LD128
(#1) Exploring some of the climatic and geographical reasons for the
existence of deserts, this far-ranging documentary details the unique
adaptations of plants and animals to this harsh existence. (#2) The
Tundra gets less than five inches of precipitation each year, low
temperatures all year long, and a short growing season. Special
adaptations that allow plants and animals to survive and prosper in
this harsh region are detailed. (CAV format, Level I) (Coronet,
1989)
BIOMES:VOL.2:CONIFEROUS FOREST/TROPICAL RAIN FOREST
LD129
(#1) This program surveys the plants and animals common to the
coniferous forest biome. (#2) Exploring the multitude of life in the
tropical rain forest, viewers find that four distinct layers can be
defined which help to explain the great diversity of life. (CAV
format, Level I) (Coronet, 1989)
BROKEN TREATIES
LD130
A courtroom dramatization set outside the normal boundaries
imposed by time and space provides the viewer with an opportunity
to hear the issue of Manifest Destiny debated against American
Indian claims to open prairies and sacred lands. (CAV format, Level
I) (Coronet, 1989)
CASE OF THE MISSING MYSTERY WRITER
LD191
Laser Videodisc, I-J, C
Students will listen to, view, and read one mystery story while
helping Manuel, Paige and Theo solve another. During their journey,
the trio reads a mystery to help them become better detectives and
solve the Case of the Missing Mystery Writer. (Level I, CAV format)
(NG, 1994)
CELLS AND SYSTEMS
LD83
Cells are the basic units of all living things. This program examines
the reproduction of single-celled organisms, and demonstrates how
microscopes are useful tools in the study of cells.
(Level I,
interactive, CAV format) (SCIENTIFIC EYE, THE) (SCIENTIFIC EYE,
THE) (Journal, 1990)
CHILDREN IN AUTUMN/SPRING/SUMMER/WINTER
LD51
Laser Videodisc, P, CS
Defines the concept of season. Illustrates some of the ways that
the change of seasons affects plants, animals, and people.
Describes seasonal changes in different regions and show that
seasons mean different things in different places.
Motivates
children to observe the seasonal changes in their communities.
(CAV format, Level I) (EB, 1981)
CHRISTMAS LACE/FIR TREE, THE
LD50
Laser Videodisc, P-H, CS
"Christmas Lace", a charming holiday tale, tells the story of a
special love between a girl and her grandmother. "The Fir Tree",
encourages students to read the Hans Christian Anderson tale of
their own and to write about and draw pictures of it. (CAV format,
Level I) (EB, 1978)
CIVIL WAR, THE: UNION AT RISK
LD106
Laser Videodisc, I-J-H, 26, C
This program presents the pre-Civil War differences between
northern and southern states and establishes the war as a conflict
over Constitutional interpretation. It also details the events leading
up to the war, the reasons the Union prevailed over the Confederacy
and the aftereffects of Civil War on the government and the
citizenry. (CLV format, Level I) (EB, 1989)
COLONIAL AMERICA IN THE 1760'S/TAXATION WITHOUT
REPRESENTATION
LD67
Laser Videodisc, I-J/H, 34, CS
(Level I, interactive, CAV format) (BIRTH OF A NATION) (BIRTH OF
A NATION) (AIMS, 1967)
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COMPRASLAS
DE COMPRAS/LAS VACACIONES
LD118
(#1) The teenagers go shopping, seeking information on prices,
sizes, and colors. (#2) Antonio takes you on a tour of Salamanca,
and some of his peers talk about where they like to go on vacation
and where they went last year. (CLV format, Level I) (DIEZ TEMAS)
(DIEZ TEMAS) (EB, 1989)
QUESTAR III
DINOSAURS
LD123
Narrated by James Whitmore, this program compares Hollywood's
version of dinosaurs...giant animals stomping across the earth madly
attacking each other and humans...to the real story as told by
scientists. (CAV format, Level I) (VideoDiscovery, 1989)
CREATURES OF THE NAMIB DESERT
LD15
Narrated by Burgess Meredith, this acclaimed program takes a
fascinating look at the desert's vast wilderness of sand, sea, and
open spaces where nature has learned to adapt and flourish. (CLV
format, Level I) (U.S.Video Source, 1977)
DINOSAURS-THE TERRIBLE LIZARDS/AGE OF MAMMALS, THE
LD135
Laser Videodisc, P-I-J, 20, C
(#1) A vivid view of what dinosaurs looked like, what they ate, and
how they lived and died. (#2) Stop-action animation and live action
take viewers on a fascinating tour of the Cenozoic Era. Early
mammals such as Diatryma, Baluchitherium, and saber-toothed cats
are shown living in vivid recreations of their environments. (Level I,
CAV format, interactive) (Aims, 1986)
CRIMEBUSTERS
LD53
This program traces a simulated armed robbery. Police collect
evidence, sort and analyze it, and finally capture the criminal.
Viewers see scientific methods in action as detectives make
observations, sort those observations into patterns, formulate
theories, and test the theories by experiment. (Level I, interactive,
CAV format) (SCIENTIFIC EYE, THE) (SCIENTIFIC EYE, THE)
(Journal, 1990)
DRYING OUT
LD52
This program asks the question, "How do things dry out?" Graphics
and live footage illustrate what happens when liquids evaporate.
The effects of varying surface areas, wind, and heat are shown as
students experiment with drying clothes. Condensation is also
discussed. (Level I, CAV format, interactive) (SCIENTIFIC EYE,
THE) (SCIENTIFIC EYE, THE) (Journal, 1990)
UN CUMPLEANOS/LA CIUDAD Y EL PUEBLO
LD119
(#1) This program focuses on extending birthday wishes and making
polite conversation at a birthday party. (#2) In looking at both the
city and the countryside, this program encourages the language skill
of making comparisons. (CAV format, Level I) (DIEZ TEMAS) (DIEZ
TEMAS) (EB, 1989)
EARS AND HEARING, THE (2ND ED.)/EYES AND SEEING, THE
LD62
Laser Videodisc, J-H, CS
(#1) This study visualizes the structure and functions of the human
ear and how it transmits sound waves to the brain. (#2) An
experienced construction worker and a ten-month-old baby have the
same reaction to height. Why? With this dramatic opening, the film
progresses through a step-by-step investigation of how the eye
works. (CAV format, Level I) (EB, 1969)
DAY IN THE COUNTRY, A:IMPRESSIONISM AND THE FRENCH
LANDSCAPE
LD181
Kirk Douglas takes viewers from the popular museum exhibition "A
Day in the Country" to the magnificent French countryside. There,
he offers a tour of the homes and landscapes that influenced and
exhilarated the artists. (Level I, CAV format) (Aims, 1989)
EARTH, LTD.
LD86
Metal, stone, wood, and oil all come from the earth. They are called
"non-renewable" resources because when they run out, they are
gone forever. This program examines various recycling methods
and questions certain wasteful habits prevalent in society today.
DAYS OF DECISION/UNEASY ALLIES-VOLUME II
LD92
(#1) Examines the falling out between Washington and Saigon, the
assassination of South Vietnam's President Ngo Dinh Diem and
President Johnson's crucial decision to send American combat
troops into South Vietnam. (#2) Views how America's presence in
Vietnam has affected the cultural and political life of South Vietnam.
(CLV format, Level I) (VIETNAM: THE TEN THOUSAND DAY WAR)
(VIETNAM: THE TEN THOUSAND DAY WAR) (VideoDiscovery,)
EARTH SCIENCE: ASTRONOMY AND THE SUN
LD47
Laser Videodisc, I-H, CS
This program provides more than 15,000 slides and 150 movie clips
for a comprehensive survey of astronomy, solar research and
planetary exploration. (CAV format, Level I) (Optical Data, 1989)
DEAD SERIOUS
LD171
Based on the experiences of teenagers, as told by teenagers, this
program discusses the myths surrounding suicide, the warning signs
and the ways to prevent friends or loved ones from taking their life.
(Level I, CAV format) (Coronet, 1987)
DEPORTES/COMER Y BEBER
LD117
(#1) In addition to showing the teenagers playing various sports,
this program follows a female cycling team through the countryside
around Salamanca. (#2) The teenagers order food and drink, talk
about their favorite foods and diverse mealtimes, and learn how to
make gazpacho in a cooking workshop. (CLV format, Level I) (DIEZ
TEMAS) (DIEZ TEMAS) (EB, 1989)
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM, THE(2ND ED.)/REGULATING BODY
TEMPERATURE (2ND ED.)
LD65
(#1) Using precise animation and photography, this fascinating film
shows the mechanical and chemical processes of digestion. (#2)
Vertebrates maintain a stable body temperature despite considerable
temperature changes in the surrounding environment. This film
investigates this phenomenon in experiments with both human and
animal subjects. (CAV format, Level I) (EB, 1982)
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LD46
Laser Videodisc, I-H, CS
This program provides more than 7,200 slides, a 400-term glossary
and 34 movie clips for a thorough review of earth geology. (CAV
format, Level I) (Optical Data, 1989)
EGYPT: QUEST FOR ETERNITY
LD20
Through the centuries, the ancient Egyptians created and
constructed the most glorious monuments the world has ever seen.
Explore the great temples of Luxor and Karnak. Cross the Nile to
the Land of the Dead and enter the elaborately decorated tombs
where the kings and queens are buried. (CLV format, Level I)
(U.S.Video Source, 1982)
EINSTEIN
LD109
Einstein is an insightful portrait of the man whose ideas changed the
way we see, think and manage our world. It explores the man and
his mind, with rare interviews and footage that shed new light on
this lovable genius. (CLV format, Level I) (MECC Etc., 1979)
EN VACANCES/VISITES EN FRANCE
LD101
(#1) The children talk about their holiday plans, explore a campsite
on the northern French coast, and go on a cycling holiday. (#2)
Two English girls visiting Boulogne test their French-language skills,
asking questions, accepting or refusing food, describing themselves.
(CLV format, Level I) (QUINZE MINUTES) (QUINZE MINUTES) (EB,
1989)
Catalog
HITLERS
EN VILLE/A LA MAISON
LD98
(#1) The series' children introduce themselves and take you through
the streets of their town of Rouen. (#2) Taking you into their
homes, the children describe the various rooms and introduce you to
their families and pets. (CLV format, Level I) (QUINZE MINUTES)
(QUINZE MINUTES) (EB, 1989)
GRAVITY
LD89
The program first defines gravity, weight and what we mean by
"down." Astronauts in space are shown demonstrating
weightlessness; Sir Isaac Newton's theory of gravity and Galileo's
theories are discussed. (Level I, interactive, CAV format)
(SCIENTIFIC EYE, THE) (SCIENTIFIC EYE, THE) (Journal, 1990)
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM, THE(2ND ED.)/RESPIRATORY SYSTEM,
THE(2ND ED.)
LD63
(#1) This film provides viewers with the most recent data
concerning the major endocrine glands and their hormones, and
clarifies their contributions to growth, reproduction, metabolism,
and hemeostasis. (#2) This film's exciting live-action shots and
vivid animation show you how the body takes in oxygen and expels
carbon dioxide. (CAV format, Level I) (EB, 1982)
GTV: A GEOGRAPHIC PERSPECTIVE ON AMERICAN HISTORY
LD74
Laser Videodisc, I-J/H, CS
GTV provides a lively, comprehensive exploration of American
history with the student as navigator...and with a special focus on
the role that geography has played in the American adventure.
Includes: 2 video discs for use with or without a computer.
Software diskettes Apple IIGS or Macintosh. (Level III, interactive)
(Optical Data, 1990)
LD75
Laser Videodisc, I-H, 15, CS
This program combines live action photography, breathtaking
footage from space, artwork, and three-dimensional models to
present much new information in an exciting introduction to the
solar system. All of the planets are covered in this program, along
with asteroids, comets, and meteors. (Level I, interactive, CAV
format) (Aims, 1990)
GTV: PLANETARY MANAGER
LD166
Creatively combining science, social studies, and geography, this
program helps students apply their knowledge to form opinions and
make decisions on environmental issues. Stated simply, "Planetary
Manager" helps instill a sense of responsibility for the planet.
(Interactive, Macintosh, Level III) (NG, 1992)
EYES ON THE PRIZE I
LD185
This enhanced videodisc condenses the first six volumes of the
award-winning documentary into the ultimate teaching tool,
providing ready-made lesson plans, a comprehensive teacher's
planning book, easy-to-use lesson templates, and in-service video,
and much more. (Two CAV level discs) (PBS Video,)
HABITAT AND DEPENDENCE
LD81
Habitats provide living things with their basic requirements. This
program looks at what can be found in a habitat and how food
chains show the interdependence of living things within a habitat.
FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM/A NATION IN CRISIS
LD69
FIRST LADIES
LD120
This National Museum of American History collection covers every
administration from Washington to Bush. Discover what is behind
the museum's wall and attend the gala opening of the
Smithsonian's new ceremonial court. (CAV format, Level I)
(S.M.S. Optical, 1989)
LD84
The voyage of the Titanic is used to illustrate how large steel ships
can be made to float. One of the things that flotation depends on is
an object's density. The shape of an object also helps determine
whether it will float, as students demonstrate using tin cans. (Level
I, interactive, CAV format) (SCIENTIFIC EYE, THE) (SCIENTIFIC EYE,
FROG AND TOAD ARE FRIENDS/FROG AND TOAD:BEHIND THE
SCENES
LD136
Laser Videodisc, P, 27, C
The first program is composed of five dimensionally animated stories
about friendship.
The stories highlight the ups-and-downs of
friendship and the underlying compassion and respect that friends
have for each other. The second program shows how director John
Matthews makes and maneuvers the puppets which bring the book
to life. (Level I, interactive, CAV format) (Churchill, 1985)
GETTYSBURG ADDRESS
LD145
A dramatic presentation of the writing and delivery of this important
document shows the historical and political background for this
impassioned speech. (CAV format, Level I) (Coronet, 1990)
GRAND ILLUSION
LD9
Made just three years before WWII, it gazes back to a different era,
and to a war. Using the POW camp as a microcosm, Renoir studies
the interplay of a motley group of French officers, forced to live
together under the eyes of their German captors. (CAV format,
Level I) (Taylored Sound, 1938)
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HAMLET
LD7
Laurence Olivier stars in and directs this classic version of
Shakespeare's Hamlet, the towering tragedy of the Danish prince
who feigns madness to trap his father's murderer. (CLV format,
Level I) (Taylored Sound,)
HEARING AND SOUND
LD85
We rely on sound to communicate with each other. Sounds are
vibrations that travel through the air. This program uses such
equipment as a strobe light to illustrate the properties of sound.
HEAT: MOLECULES IN MOTION (2nd Ed.)
LD184
This program explains the science of heat by looking at how it
affects the daily life of a typical family. (Level I, CAV format)
(Aims,)
HENRY'S DECISION
LD142
The universal problem of acceptance and rejection within children's
peer groups is explored in this program. (CAV format, Level I)
(BFA, 1992)
HIGH NOON
LD10
Laser Videodisc, I-J/H, 83
Features an audio essay by Howard Suber on Audio 2. Includes the
theatrical trailer, a photo essay of stills and storyboards. Carl
Foreman's notes on High Noon and the complete text of "The Tin
Star," the story on which the screenplay was based. (CAV format,
Level I) (Taylored Sound, 1952)
HITLER'S SECRET WEAPON
LD110
If Hitler's secret weapon, the V-2 rocket, had been ready six months
earlier, would the Normandy Invasion have taken place? This NOVA
special investigates this question and looks at the dozen years from
1933-1945, the time that Germany took an "idea" and transformed
it into a huge and intricate supersonic missile. (CLV format, Level I)
(MECC Etc., 1977)
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HUMAN
HUMAN BRAIN, THE(2ND ED.)/NERVOUS SYSTEM, THE(3RD ED.)
LD66
(#1) This film demonstrates the astounding ways in which the brain
functions: the study also examines the findings that have emerged
from studies of specific brain disorders. (#2) Vivid color animation
and rare micrographs of actual nerve cells help viewers visualize
how the nervous system controls and integrates specific bodily
activities. (CAV format, Level I) (EB, 1983)
I DO NOT KNOW WHAT IT IS I AM LIKE
LD11
An epic journey in 5 chapters. This is a personal investigation into
the inner states and connections to animal consciousness we all
possess. In a stream of images of striking clarity, depth, and
beauty, woven within a subtle fabric of natural sound, Bill Viola
evokes a timeless view of the natural world and our place in it.
(CAV format, Level I) (Voyager Co.,)
INCREDIBLE HUMAN MACHINE, THE
LD29
The human body is one of the complicated instruments of the
organic world. Find out how and why it works in this fascinating
investigation into the world of the human machine. (CLV format,
Level I) (U.S.Video Source,)
INFORMACION PERSONAL/LA FAMILIA
LD116
(#1) The series' teenagers extend greetings, describe themselves,
and introduce their school friends. (#2) Showing the teenagers at
home, this program enables them to describe their rooms and
introduce their families. (CAV format, Level I) (DIEZ TEMAS) (DIEZ
TEMAS) (EB, 1989)
INSECTS: LITTLE GIANTS OF THE EARTH
LD153
Travel into the microworld of insects to examine their incredible
variety of shapes, colors, sizes, and behaviors. They first appeared
on our planet 350 million years ago, and their evolution and
adaptation is a great success story. (2-sided CAV videodisc,
interactive, Macintosh) (Coronet, 1992)
INVENTION: MASTERING SOUND
LD152
Students experience what drove Edison, Bell, Marconi, and other
inventors as they created innovative devices that revolutionized the
way we communicate through words and sounds. (2-sided CAV
videodisc, interactive, Macintosh) (Coronet, 1992)
INVESTIGATING HISTORY: TREASURES FROM THE DEEP
LD143
In 1857, the S.S.
Central America, a side-wheel steamship
returning from the California Gold Rush, sank off the Carolinas.
Students work with real-life historians, using research from primary
sources, to accomplish tangible goals; discover the S.S. Central
America at the ocean's bottom and recover its three tons of gold.
(2-sided CAV videodisc, interactive, Macintosh, Level I or Level III)
(Coronet, 1992)
IT'S CHEMICAL: DENSITY IN GASES/DENSITY IN LIQUIDS
LD183
These programs introduce students to basic chemical experiments
and scientific methods and prepares them for the study of chemistry
inside the science laboratory. (Level I, CAV format) (Aims, 1989)
IT'S CHEMICAL: DENSITY IN SOLIDS/PHASE CHANGES
LD180
These programs introduce students to basic chemical experiments
and scientific methods and prepares them for the study of chemistry
inside the science laboratory. (Level I, CAV format) (Aims, 1989)
JAPAN: AN INTRODUCTION
LD139
A study of how ancient traditions blend with industrialization in
Japan. (CAV format, Level I) (BFA, 1992)
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QUESTAR III
JAPANESE, THE
LD121
Laser Videodisc, I-J-H, C
This videodisc is designed to assist the growing number of persons
involved in business, academic and personal relationships to better
understand the Japanese people and their country. It has both
English and Japanese audio tracks and contains some language
instruction. (CAV format, Level I) (S.M.S. Optical, 1988)
JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY
LD114
Literally, millions of feet of film were viewed and footage was
uncovered that had been rarely seen before. While a celebration of
Kennedy, this video does not overlook negative aspects of the story
(Bay of Pigs, etc.) (CLV format, Level I) (S.M.S. Optical, 1990)
KING: MONTGOMERY TO MEMPHIS
LD111
From the Montgomery bus boycott to the assassin's bullet in
Memphis, this film records the fiery and triumphant battle of this
great man and depicts his philosophy of non-violence. (CLV format,
Level I) (MECC Etc., 1970)
KNOWLEDGE DISC
LD113
This videodisc encyclopedia contains the entire 9 million words of
Grolier's highly acclaimed Electronic Encyclopedia, a 20-volume
reference library in one convenient, compact, and easy-to-use
resource. (CAV format, Level I) (S.M.S. Optical, 1985)
A LA MODE/JOURS DE FETE
LD99
(#1) The children go shopping for clothes and talk about their
favorite pop stars. (#2) The children celebrate Virginie's twelfth
birthday, watch their town's Bastille Day celebrations, and talk
about Christmas and Easter. (CLV format, Level I) (QUINZE
MINUTES) (QUINZE MINUTES) (EB, 1989)
A LA RENCONTRE DE PHILIPPE
LD195
Laser Videodisc, JH, C
For intermediate students of French, this program is an engaging
way to improve comprehension skills. Students navigate through
Paris neighborhoods and shops, dealing with friends, tradespeople,
telephones, and answering machines with the goal of finding an
apartment for the hapless Philippe.
(CAV format, Level III,
interactive, Macintosh) (Annenberg CPB,)
LA VIDA DIARIA/TIEMPO LIBRE
LD115
(#1) This program presents a routine day in the lives of the
teenagers, beginning with English in the classroom and ending with
basketball on the playground. (#2) In their free hours, the teenagers
date, go skateboarding, shoot billiards, and play pala vasca. (CAV
format, Level I) (DIEZ TEMAS) (DIEZ TEMAS) (EB, 1989)
LAND OF THE TIGER
LD21
A rare and fascinating study of the enormous jungle cats, this
program features spectacular footage of tigers stalking their prey,
caring for their young, swimming, playing...and fighting as well as
glimpses of the other animals with which the tiger shares its
domain. (CLV format, Level I) (U.S.Video Source, 1985)
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LD190
Imagine being an explorer in the days before modern navigational
equipment. Join host Mike Dun for a worldwide journey that charts
the development and use of longitude, latitude, and navigational
systems from ancient to modern times. (Level I, CAV format)
(NG, 1994)
LEARNING ABOUT SCIENCE-LEARNING ABOUT AIR/LIGHT/SOUND/
LIQUIDS, SOLIDS AND GASES/WATER
LD70
Laser Videodisc, P-I, 52, CS
The basic principles of physical science are introduced in this series
of developmental programs. Throughout the series, experiments
and demonstrations performed by kids give form to concepts and
stimulate further investigation. (Level I, interactive, CAV format)
(AIMS, 1976)
Catalog
MICROBES
A L'ECOLE/A TABLE
LD100
(#1) With the focus on telling time and talking about school
subjects, this program follows Franck in his daily routine. (#2) Here
the children talk about their favorite foods. Later, Virginie goes
shopping with her mother and then helps her cook a meal. (CLV
format, Level I) (QUINZE MINUTES) (QUINZE MINUTES) (EB, 1989)
LD112
Laser Videodisc, P-I-J, 26, C
This children's classic, as told by Glenn Close, pits the new
schoolmaster, Ichabod Crane, against the local hero and bully, Brom
Bones. This tale of romantic rivalry climaxes with the appearance of
one of the great, legendary ghosts, the Headless Horseman. (CLV
format, Level I) (MECC Etc., 1988)
LIFE CYCLES
LD108
Laser Videodisc, P-J-H, C
Life Cycles presents a stunning visual record, in both motion picture
and still frame images, of how life begins. Each segment of the
videodisc portrays a unique aspect of reproduction in animal and
plant life from cell division to courtship and birthday; pollination to
budding. (CAV format, Level I) (VideoDiscovery, 1985)
LIFE OF SOJOURNER TRUTH, THE: AIN'T I A WOMAN?
LD146
Told in the voices of those who knew her and were changed by her
eloquent words concerning freedom and equality, this dramatization
chronicles the major events that led Sojourner to become a powerful
force for good, a force that helped change the U.S. from a slave
nation to a land of freedom. (CAV format, Level I) (Coronet,
1989)
LIFE SCIENCE: MOLECULAR, AND PLANT AND ANIMAL BIOLOGY
LD24
Life Science is a set of two videodiscs which provides basic
coverage of all topics in Life Science/Biology. (CAV format, Level I)
(Optical Data,)
LIFE SCIENCE: THE FROG
LD22
This set contains anatomy and physiology of the frog, as well as
comparative human anatomy. (CAV format, Level I) (Optical
Data,)
LIGHTER THAN AIR
LD88
The force of a tornado raises questions about the composition of
air. This program shows how various gases act differently from air.
Examples include smoke and helium-filled balloons.
(Level I,
interactive, CAV format) (SCIENTIFIC EYE, THE) (SCIENTIFIC EYE,
LD14
Laser Videodisc, P-I/H, 60
A rare and fascinating study of the enormous jungle cats, Land of
the Tiger features spectacular footage of tigers stalking their prey,
caring for their young, swimming, playing...and fighting as well as
glimpses of the other animals with which the tiger shares its
domain. (CLV format, Level I) (US Video Source, 1987)
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LIVING TREES/THE LIVING SOIL
LD77
Laser Videodisc, I-H, 25, CS
(#1) Trees are the oldest, largest, and longest-lived of all living
things. They are useful to humans in thousands of different ways.
This beautiful program defines and describes the parts and functions
that all trees share.
(#2) Using time-lapse photography, this
beautiful, non-narrated program clearly illustrates the forces that
create the soil and the many organisms that use and enrich it.
(Level I, interactive, CAV format) (Aims, 1986)
LOUVRE, THE:PAINTING/DRAWING
LD80
This program was produced under the direction of the curators of
the Louvre Museum in France. Included on this videodisc are 2,500
painting and drawing masterpieces. (CAV format, Level I)
(Teach.Tech., 1989)
MAP SKILLS: VOLUME I
LD148
Includes discussions on latitude, longitude and scale. (CAV format,
Level I) (Coronet, 1989)
MARIJUANA AND HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
LD49
Even though marijuana is the second most widely abused drug after
alcohol, many people believe it offers harmless recreation. This
program dispels that belief with hard facts about the drug and its
effects on the body. (Level I, interactive, CAV format) (Aims,
1986)
MARK TWAIN: HOW I CAME INTO THE LITERARY PROFESSION
LD147
Here, in Twain's own words, taken from a selection of his
well-known stories, novels, essays, speeches and his autobiography,
is a literary portrayal of the man himself, filmed in his house in
Hartford, Connecticut. (CAV format, Level I) (Coronet, 1988)
MARK TWAIN'S A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR'S
COURT
LD8
This is the story of Hank Morgan, an ambitious, forthright New
Englander, who, having been knocked on the head in a fight, finds
himself suddenly and quite unexpectedly transported back to the
14th century England of King Arthur. (CAV format, Level I)
(Taylored Sound,)
MASTERPIECES OF ITALIAN ART:DA VINCI, MICHELANGELO,
RAPHAEL AND TITIAN
LD144
Rediscover the greatest masterpieces by Leonardo da Vinci,
Michelangelo, Raphael, Giorgione, and Titian as the camera travels
to Florence, Milan, Rome, Venice and Urbino. (CAV format, Level I)
(19)
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LD125
Laser Videodisc, P-I, 11, C
McGruff warns children about drugs both legal and illegal. He
teaches children how to stand up to peer pressure and protect
themselves from people who try to persuade them to take drugs.
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MEIN KAMPF
LD71
Laser Videodisc, J-H, 117, S
This visually devastating documentary portrays the rise and fall of
German fascism and the worldwide destruction that followed in its
wake. Hard-hitting and unrelenting, the grim story is retold using
footage from dozens of sources, including previously untapped
German archives. (CLV format, Level I) (Teaching Tech., 1960)
METAMORPHOSIS OF A MONARCH BUTTERFLY, THE (2nd Ed.)
LD138
The lyric passage of a monarch butterfly, beginning with its birth,
through its delicate metamorphosis from caterpillar to butterfly.
(CAV format, Level I) (BFA, 1990)
MEXICO: AN INTRODUCTION
LD150
An in-depth presentation of the society and geography of Mexico.
(CAV format, Level I) (BFA, 1992)
LD76
Laser Videodisc, I-J, 17, CS
In this program, the physical characteristics, the risky and beneficial
applications, and ways to impede and prevent growth of microbes
are examined. Biology and scientific method are taught in a context
familiar to students through food. (Level I, interactive, CAV
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MIDWEST
QUESTAR III
MIDWEST, THE/MOUNTAIN REGION, THE
LD103
Laser Videodisc, I, 43, C
(#1) Viewers learn why the Midwest is called America's Heartland.
Farming, big city industry, and a thick network of transportation
routes work together to make the Midwest an essential part of the
U.S. economy. (#2) From the natural wonders of Yellowstone
National Park to the glitter of Las Vegas, the Mountain Region
contains some of the most amazing landscapes in the United States.
(CLV format, Level I) (UNITED STATES REGION, THE) (UNITED
STATES REGION, THE) (EB, 1988)
LD60
Contains: Part I: America in 1787, Congress in 1787, The Federalist
Papers, The Framers' Education, The International Scene, Money in
1787, Philadelphia in 1787, Political Ideology, Shay's Rebellion,
Amending the Constitution, The Bill of Rights. Part II: Church and
State, Citizenship, The Electoral College, The House of
Representatives, Impeachment, The New Jersey Plan, The
Presidency, The Senate, States:Large vs. Small, The Virginia Plan.
(CAV format, Level I) (MORE PERFECT UNION, A) (MORE PERFECT
UNION, A) (EB, 1987)
MIRROR, MIRROR:A STORY ABOUT SELF-RESPECT/DIFFERENT
DANCE:A STORY ABOUT RESPECTING OTHERS
LD170
Program #1: For Josh Jacobson, a computer whiz, being bullied was
a way of life. But when the class gets a substitute teacher, Josh
begins to understand that it's important for people to use their
intelligence to succeed and to enhance their self-worth. Program
#2: Maddy and her friends thoughtlessly taunt and humiliate Lily
because they find out she is a Sioux Indian. After the class takes a
field trip to the local Indian Museum, they realize how wrong they
are. (Level I, CAV format) (Coronet, 1992)
LD61
Contains: Part I: The Diplomats:Adams, Jay and Jefferson, Benjamin
Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, Patrick Henry, James Madison,
Gouverneur Morris, The Pinckney's, Roger Sherman, George
Washington, Brown v. The Board of Education. Part II: The Death
Penalty, Dennis v. U.S.:The Red Scare, The Dred Scott Case,
Epperson v. Arkansas:Separation of Church and State, The Fringe
Groups, Mapp v. Ohio, The Pentagon Papers, The Right to Bear
Arms, Roe v. Wade:Women's Rights. (CAV format, Level I)
(MORE PERFECT UNION, A) (MORE PERFECT UNION, A) (EB, 1987)
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MIST-FORCES, MACHINES, AND STRUCTURES
LD122
Laser Videodisc, I, C
This program includes: types of forces, effects of forces, invisible
forces, machines, structures, testing the real thing. (CAV format,
Level I) (MECC Etc.,)
MOLLY'S PILGRIM
LD149
The Oscar-winning story of a Russian emigrant girl facing ethnic
persecution. (CAV format, Level I) (BFA, 1992)
LD54
This series looks at the U.S. Constitution as an evolving document
with a compelling history and an influential future. Contains: Part I:
The Right to Bear Arms-The Death Penalty. Part II: The Death
Penalty (continued), The Fifth Amendment. (CAV format, Level I)
MORE PERFECT UNION, A:VOLUME 2/VOLUME 3
LD55
Contains: Freedom of Speech:The Well-Being of Citizens, Freedom
of Speech:The Well-Being of Government, Freedom of Speech:The
Establishment Clause, Freedom of Religion:The Free Exercise Clause,
The Informed Citizenry, The Issue of Prison Overcrowding. (CAV
format, Level I) (MORE PERFECT UNION, A) (MORE
PERFECT
UNION, A) (EB, 1987)
LD57
Contains: Part I: The President and Congress: Checks and Balances,
The President and Congress: The Powers, Freedom of the Press.
Part II: Freedom of the Press (continued). (CAV format, Level I)
LD58
Contains: Part I: Post 1960's Discrimination, Privacy Rights. Part II:
Racial Discrimination. (CAV format, Level I) (MORE PERFECT
UNION, A) (MORE PERFECT UNION, A) (EB, 1987)
LD59
Contains: Part I: Rights and the Accused, Rights and Legislating
Morality. Part II: Voting Rights. (CAV format, Level I) (MORE
PERFECT UNION, A) (MORE PERFECT UNION, A) (EB, 1987)
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MOUNT ST. HELEN'S VOLCANO: FIRE AND LIFE
LD157
Laser Videodisc, IJH, 30, C
On May 18, 1980, a peaceful mountain in the Southwest corner of
Washington State awoke and captured the imagination of the world.
This videodisc documents the mountain before the eruption, the
eruption, and events following the eruption.
(Interactive
Macintosh, bar code) (ESD, 1992)
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MUSCLES: THEIR STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION/WORK OF THE
HEART (2ND ED.)
LD64
(#1) Chris wants to build his biceps to impress his new girlfriend.
But his older brother explains that his real goal should be complete
physical fitness, not just muscularity. (#2) This film observes our
hardest working organ; the heart, the constantly pumping power
source of our circulatory system. (CAV format, Level I) (EB, 1988)
NEWTON'S LAWS OF MOTION:DEMONSTRATIONS OF MASS,
FORCE, AND MOMENTUM
LD78
Laser Videodisc, I-J, 17, CS
In the classroom, Mr. Dexter gives a lesson on mass, force, and
momentum. With the help of simple demonstrations, he teaches the
principles and vocabulary associated with Newton's laws of motion.
NORTHEAST, THE/SOUTHEAST, THE
LD104
(#1) America was born and raised in the Northeast, a region
composed of the New England states, the Mid-Atlantic states, and
the District of Columbia. This film assesses the problems of the
cities and looks at the region's industries, including fishing and
canning. (#2) Alligators and country music, chicken farms and
denim cloth factories: these disparate things help make up the
character of the Southeast. (CLV format, Level I) (UNITED STATES
REGION, THE) (UNITED STATES REGION, THE) (EB, 1988)
OUR ENVIRONMENT
LD126
Laser Videodisc, P-I-H, 20, C
This videodisc offers broad, current coverage of pressing ecological
issues. Photographs from more than 150 countries have been
gathered, to offer views to students of cultures and environments
well beyond their own. (CAV format, Level I) (VideoDiscovery,
1991)
OUR TOWN
LD3
This production of "Our Town" was Thornton Wilder's favorite. The
set consists of semi-abstract architectural forms and, like the
original stage production, utilizes no props.
Rather, Grover's
Corners thrives as an idea, free to nestle fully realized in our
imaginations as memory, and nostalgia. (CAV format, Level I)
(Taylored Sound,)
Catalog
PACIFIC REGION, THE/SOUTHWEST, THE
LD102
(#1) Viewers explore the Pacific Region, which includes
Washington, Oregon, California, Hawaii and Alaska, and shows the
regions major industries of tourism, agriculture, fishing, and
shipping. (#2) This program about the large land area of the
Southwest illustrates the region's Spanish and Mexican influences
as it takes viewers on a tour that includes stops at an oil rig and a
cattle ranch. (CLV format, Level I) (UNITED STATES REGION, THE)
(UNITED STATES REGION, THE) (EB, 1988)
PEACE SURRENDER/UNSUNG SOLDIERS, THE-VOLUME VI
LD96
(#1) Is a history of the search for peace throughout the war. (#2)
Examines the final offensive in 1975, two years after America's
withdrawal. It takes 55 days to end a ten thousand day war. (CLV
format, Level I) (VIETNAM: THE TEN THOUSAND DAY WAR)
(VIETNAM: THE TEN THOUSAND DAY WAR) (VideoDiscovery,)
LD25
Covers matter, motion and forces. (CAV format, Level I) (Optical
Data,)
LD26
Covers waves, electricity and magnetism. (CAV format, Level I)
(Optical Data,)
SCIENCE
REDOX
LD174
Laser Videodisc, H, C
Redox reactions are among the most important and universal in
chemistry. This videodisc is intended to provide students with
images of reactions and laboratory equipment that are not usually
available for hands on experiments in a modern, safety-oriented
advanced placement or honors high school chemistry laboratory.
(two-sided CAV-mode disc & Macintosh disc) (GPN, 1990)
REGARD FOR THE PLANET
LD127
This disc contains more than 50,000 photographic images made
over the course of 30 years by French photographer Marc Garanger.
Garanger's images transverse much of the globe, focusing on people
in their native environments. (CAV format, Level I) (S.M.S.
Optical, 1989)
RIVER OF ROCK
LD82
Most solids will melt if they get hot enough. This program explores
how different solids melt and the reactions that accompany this
process, along with the effects cooling has on a substance. (Level
I, interactive, CAV format) (SCIENTIFIC EYE, THE) (SCIENTIFIC EYE,
PLANET EARTH: THE FORCE WITHIN
LD151
This program provides teachers and students with one of the most
up-to-date, complete, and accessible packages of resources that
explain how the complex systems of our planet interact. (2-sided
CAV videodisc, interactive, Macintosh, Level I or Level III)
(Coronet, 1992)
ROOSEVELT AND THE FIRESIDE CHATS:THE NEW DEAL YEARS
LD131
FDR's Fireside Chats were important tools in implementing the New
Deal, gaining firm control of the government and initiating laws and
programs which dramatically changed the role of the federal
government. Using reenactments of the famous Fireside Chats, as
well as historical footage, the power of the radio as a living
document is revealed. (CAV format, Level I) (Coronet, 1989)
POLAR BEAR ALERT
LD19
Takes viewers on a journey to Churchill, Manitoba, where the
residents have learned to live with a unique wildlife problem. Each
fall the largest, most deadly carnivore in the Arctic migrates through
this isolated Canadian village on an annual northward trek. (CLV
format, Level I) (U.S.Video Source, 1982)
ROOSEVELT AND THE FIRESIDE CHATS:THE WAR YEARS
LD132
Using reenactments of the Fireside Chats, historical newsreel
footage and insightful commentary, this stimulating program shows
how Roosevelt led the nation through the ordeal of WWII to arrive at
a central role in international affairs. (CAV format, Level I)
(Coronet, 1989)
POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT
LD158
Laser Videodisc, IJH, C
Side one of the videodisc examines the powers of the President as
defined by the Constitution of the United States. Side two of the
videodisc reviews the duties of the President not specifically defined
by the Constitution. (2-sided CAV videodisc, Level I) (Pioneer,
1991)
PREHISTORIC HUMANS
LD141
An overview of our prehistoric relatives, featuring live
re-enactments. (CAV format, Level I) (BFA, 1992)
SAVE THE PANDA
LD18
High in the bamboo-forested mountain ranges of central China lives
the elusive and endangered giant panda. Join scientists as they
track these rare creatures through nearly impenetrable bamboo in an
effort to learn more about the panda and ultimately increase its
chances of survival. (CLV format, Level I) (U.S.Video Source,
1983)
SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK: HISTORY ROCK
LD172
(Animated) Highlighted on this disc are key points about the
Constitution, Revolution, Declaration of Independence, law making,
westward expansion, major inventions, industrialization, women's
rights and the assimilation of newcomers into the melting pot.
(CAV format, Level I) (Coronet, 1994)
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INDEPENDENCE
LD68
PYGMALION
LD12
Laser Videodisc, J-H, 90
An award-winning screenplay by George Bernard Shaw. Wendy
Hiller and Leslie Howard star in this delightful version of Professor
Henry Higgins' attempt to turn a cockney flower seller into an
elegant lady. (CLV format, Level I) (Voyager Co., 1938)
RAIN FOREST
LD17
The tropical rain forests of the world are home to nearly half the
animal species on earth-an estimated 5 million different life forms.
Fascinating and thought-provoking, this film is an eloquent warning
of the natural wonders we stand to lose on a world scale if human
encroachment of the world's rain forests continue. (CLV format,
Level I) (U.S.Video Source,)
SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK: MULTIPLICATION ROCK
LD173
What do Noah's Ark, three-legged tables, quadrupeds and dozens of
assorted oddities and everyday devices have in common? They are
all used in combination with eye-catching animation and
ear-catching lyrics to teach multiplication skills and facts up through
the number ten. (CAV format, Level I) (Coronet, 1994)
SCIENCE DISCOVERY MIDDLE SCHOOL
LD193
This program is an integrated science program featuring more than
2,000 images, 500 computer graphics, and 40 minutes of
full-motion video designed to spark students' interest in science.
(Level I, CAV format) (Video Discovery,)
39
SCIENCE
SCIENCE OF THE SEA: CORAL/LIFE BELOW
LD161
Program #1: Viewers will see how the anatomy of coral provides an
effective self-defense system that also aids in gathering food.
Program #2: The food gathering, self-defense, mobility and
waste-disposal habits of Echinoderms, Crustacea, and Porifera are
just some of the topics that are explored in this program. (Level I,
CAV format, interactive) (Journal, 1991)
SCIENCE OF THE SEA: LIVING AND GROWING/LIVING TOGETHER
LD160
Program #1: Viewers will discover how oxygen, mixed with ocean
water by wind and waves, is transformed into a useable form for
underwater life. Program #2: Viewers are taken on an underwater
exploration of the many symbiotic relationships that occur in the
ocean. (Level I,interactive, CAV format) (Journal, 1991)
SCIENCE OF THE SEA: WHAT IS A FISH?/ARMED AND DANGEROUS
LD162
Program #1: Of all the animals that reside in the sea, fish seem to
be the most prominent. This program shows the two distinct types
of fish: bony and cartilaginous, and looks at examples of these.
Program #2: This program examines the various survival techniques
employed by a variety of marine animals, including countershading
and disruptive contrast. (CAV format, Level I) (Journal, 1991)
SCIENCE SLEUTHS: LEVEL I
LD194
Science skills builds critical-thinking skills through engaging,
interactive science mysteries. Motivates students to learn with the
humor, fun and challenge of solving a science mystery. (Level I,
CAV format) (Video Discovery, 1993)
SEA CREATURES (2nd Ed.)
LD137
An intriguing, visual study of life in the coastal waters of the Red
Sea. (CAV format, Level I) (BFA, 1992)
SELF-ESTEEM:FEELING GOOD ABOUT YOURSELF
LD124
Here's a program to help young people realize that low self-esteem
is a common problem that can be solved. A series of case study
vignettes depict students with self-esteem problems, and the
solutions to them. (Level I, interactive, CAV format) (Aims, 1984)
SHAPE AND STRENGTH
LD90
Some structures are stronger and longer-lasting than others. This
program examines which shapes can withstand more force and
includes a discussion of scale models to test different designs.
SIEGE/FRONTLINE AMERICA-VOLUME IV
LD94
(#1) Examines the 77-day siege of Khe Sahn, a remote American
airbase, which intensifies the anti-war sentiment in America. (#2)
An overview of Nixon's determination to obtain peace through
pressure. America finds itself in the most violent dissent it has
experienced since the Civil War. (CLV format, Level I) (VIETNAM:
THE TEN THOUSAND DAY WAR) (VIETNAM: THE TEN THOUSAND
DAY WAR) (VideoDiscovery,)
SOLDIERING ON/VILLAGE WAR, THE-VOLUME V
LD95
(#1) Is a study of the battlefield conditions and morale of American
troops in the late stages of the war. (#2) Examines the continuous
tug-of-war for control of South Vietnam's 16,000 villages,
comprising two-thirds of the population. (CLV format, Level I)
(VIETNAM: THE TEN THOUSAND DAY WAR) (VIETNAM: THE TEN
THOUSAND DAY WAR) (VideoDiscovery,)
SOUTH AMERICA TODAY: ARGENTINA
LD163
This program takes an in-depth look at Latin America's second
largest country, as well as it's most untypical country. (Level I,
interactive, CAV format) (Journal, 1991)
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QUESTAR III
LD164
This program focuses on the many contrasts that can be found in
South America's largest country, Brazil. (Level I, CAV format,
interactive) (Journal, 1991)
SOUTH AMERICA TODAY: PERU
LD165
This program explores how Peruvians try to incorporate old values
and traditions into modern practices.
(Level I, CAV format,
interactive) (Journal, 1991)
STATUE OF LIBERTY, THE
LD4
The fascinating story of this symbol of liberty its origins and
recent restoration. (CLV format, Level I) (Taylored Sound,)
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STRESS: LEARNING TO HANDLE IT
LD134
This program teaches teenagers what stress is, how its effects can
be recognized in their own lives, and how they can manage it.
LD187
Spark students' interest in basic scientific principles! Learn
important facts about electricity and simple machines, and see how
scientists work. (Level I, CAV format) (NG, 1995)
STV: HABITATS
LD186
Explore some of North America's most familiar natural habitats! Join
students and their guides as they learn about where different plants
and animals live and how they are adapted to their unique
environments. (Level I, CAV format) (NG, 1995)
LD167
Through video, animation, and medical photography, users explore
the heart, respiration, and the digestive system. Includes 40
minutes of video and more than 250 still photographs.
Accompanying software provides supporting text, study questions,
glossary, and a feature to allow users to create customized visual
presentations. (Interactive, Macintosh, Level III) (NG, 1992)
LD168
Users explore the architecture of the human body, including the
skeleton, its muscles, and the nervous system, with its extensive
network of nerve cells. Includes 40 minutes of video and more than
250 still photographs. Accompanying software provides supporting
text, study questions, glossary, and a feature to allow users to
create customized visual presentations. (Interactive, Macintosh,
Level III) (NG, 1992)
LD169
Users examine the physiology of the immune system, and then
follow the wonders of human life from fertilization through birth.
Includes 45 minutes of video and more than 250 still photographs.
Accompanying software provides supporting text, study questions,
glossary, and a feature to allow users to create customized visual
presentations. (Interactive, Macintosh, Level III) (NG, 1992)
STV: MAYA
LD189
Students will unlock the mysteries of the Maya with this treasure
trove of resources! Accompany contemporary archaeologists as they
unearth artifacts and huge temples of incredible beauty. (Level I,
CAV format) (NG, 1995)
STV: NORTH AMERICA
LD188
Discover the physical geography of our entire continent. Includes
200 photographs and supplementary maps for an up-close look at
specific locations and geographic features. (Level I, CAV format)
(NG, 1994)
Catalog
SAFETY
LD79
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton are at their best in this amusing
and rollicking adaptation of William Shakespeare's comic look at the
war between the sexes in the 16th century. (CLV format, Level I)
(Teach.Tech.,)
WAY OF LIFE, THE: THE JAPANESE WAY OF LIFE
LD177
Japan's unique style of doing business, its success in manufacturing
and trade, its social customs and practices, and the relationship
between Japan and the U.S. are revealed in this up-to-date look at
the densely populated country. (Level I, CAV format) (Aims,
1992)
TARGETS
LD154
Five reckless teenagers emerge from an auto wreck to find
themselves in "victim school," a smoky limbo in which their ultimate
fate will be decided. This compassionate program emphasizes that
teenagers do not have to be alone when dealing with such personal
problems as molestation, domestic violence, alcoholism or peer
pressure. (CAV format, Level I) (Coronet, 1985)
WAY OF LIFE, THE: THE PANAMANIAN WAY OF LIFE
LD178
Teenage hosts Mauricio and Diana show how Panama's unusual
geography and colorful history have influenced Panamanian life as
they lead viewers on an exciting tour of their country. (Level I, CAV
TEMPS LIBRE/LES SPORTS
LD97
(#1) This program presents a view of what the children do in their
spare time. Excerpts from popular French TV programs are also
shown. (#2) The children participate in tennis, judo and swimming,
and then the program presents a colorful sequence on French
athletes and the Tour de France. (CLV format, Level I) (QUINZE
MINUTES) (QUINZE MINUTES) (EB, 1989)
TOSCA
LD72
Laser Videodisc, J-H, 127, CS
Franco Zeffirelli produced and directed this Metropolitan Opera
rendition of Puccini's immortal operatic tale of doomed love.
(subtitled in English) (CLV format, Level I) (Teaching Tech., 1985)
TRAIL, THE/FIREPOWER-VOLUME III
LD93
(#1) Looks at the strategically-critical Ho Chi Minh trail during the
period of maximum communist infiltration. (#2) Examines America's
strategy to stop the war in the South by using airwar. Also studies
U.S. military operations and tactics at the period of maximum troop
involvement. (CLV format, Level I) (VIETNAM: THE TEN
THOUSAND DAY WAR) (VIETNAM: THE TEN THOUSAND DAY
WAR) (VideoDiscovery,)
VOCATIONS U.S.A.-(First Edition)
LD44
Laser Videodisc, HS, C
Vocations included: Agriculture, Business/Office, Communications,
Construction,
Health-Related,
Personal
Services,
Repair,
Technical/Manufacturing, No. 1, No. 2, Transportation/Mechanical.
(CAV format, Level I) (Info-Disc Corp., 1987)
VOCATIONS U.S.A. II-(First Edition)
LD45
Laser Videodisc, HS, C
Vocations included: Social Sciences, Medical, Construction,
Mechanical, Repair, Technical, Literacy/Performing Arts, Marketing,
Clerical, Public/Personal Services, Production, Transportation. (CAV
format, Level I) (Info-Disc Corp., 1987)
VOYAGER GALLERY: VOLUME I
LD28
In the last 20 years, robot spacecraft have traveled billions of miles
through the solar system to probe distant planets and their
satellites. Data streams from these spacecraft have revealed alien
worlds of stunning diversity. Voyager Gallery captures the visual
and aural legacy of a great period of human exploration.
(Interactive, Macintosh, CAV format, Apple IIGS, PC compatible)
(Optical Data,)
WAY OF LIFE, THE: THE COLOMBIAN WAY OF LIFE
LD176
Young Mauricio and his friend Paula lead viewers on a tour of
Bogota, Colombia, showing viewers that there's much more to this
beautiful, modern, South American city than coffee, cocaine, and
guerilla violence. (Level I, CAV format) (Aims, 1992)
WAY OF LIFE, THE: THE GERMAN WAY OF LIFE
LD179
The geographical and historical influences on the culture, economy,
and traditions of the German people. (Level I, CAV format) (Aims,
1992)
WHALES
LD107
This videodisc combines information about these remarkable
mammals with descriptions of how scientists study them. Different
kinds of whales from bottlenose dolphins to enormous blue whales
are pictured and discussed. (CAV format, Level I) (Wings,
1986)
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WHAT MAKES CLOUDS?(REV.)/WHAT MAKES THE WIND
BLOW?(REV.)
LD105
(#1) Beautiful and mysterious, clouds are objects of wonder. This
video removes the mystery but retains the wonder as it explains
cloud formation.
(#2) Through laboratory experiments and
observation outdoors, this video defines wind, explains the various
causes of this movement, discusses air pressure, and shows
viewers how to read a barometer. (CLV format, Level I) (EB,
1988)
MK14
P
Discusses beaver lodges, building materials and location, and care of
young. (NG, 1977)
MK15
P
Discusses paper wasps and mud wasps, nest building and care of
young. (NG, 1977)
AUTOMOTIVE SHEET METAL REPAIR
MK1
JS
Consists of: Quarter panel repair (solder filling),Quarter Panel Repair
(Plastic Filling),Fender Repair Using Jack with heat,Repairing A
Door, Rear Deck Lid Repair. (SCOTT ED., 1967)
DISCOVERING THE PREHISTORIC IROQUOIS
MK4
6-8
This kit contains a selection of actual artifacts and bone, stone and
soil materials found on the Garoga Site in Fulton county, New York.
Included also are study prints, maps, transparencies, readings,
bibliography and teacher guide/ with activities. (NYS MUSEUM,)
EARTHQUAKES
MK13
PI
Describes causes and effects of earthquakes. Discusses efforts of
scientists to predict earthquakes. (NG, 1977)
GOING TO THE MOON
MK25
Describes astronauts, spaceships, and a walk on the moon.
1977)
MOON, THE
MK26
Studies the moon and how it is different from the earth.
1977)
P
(NG,
P
(NG,
SAFETY AT WORK
MK2
JS
Consists of 10 strips, 10 cassettes. Designed to promote a better
grasp of accident prevention and individual responsibility toward his
co-worker as well as in the handling tools and machinery. Industrial
arts education. (SCOTT EDUCATION, 1970)
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SHELTERS
QUESTAR III
MK12
P
Discusses the single-family house, highrise apartment building, and
camping tent...building materials, relationship to enviroment.
(NG, 1977)
205
16mm motion picture reel, P, 11, C
Shows newborn chipmunk babies and their training during the early
summer. (EB, 1959)
SUN, THE
MK24
P
Discusses solar heat and light, composition of the sun, and the solar
spectrum. (NG, 1977)
204
Venturiing from his woodland home, Bunny escapes from a hungry
fox and an angry farmer and goes home much wiser in the ways of
the outside world. (EB, 1984)
TRACKING DOWN THE PAST
MK27
IJ
This kit focuses in on the "how-to" of local history.Through
hands-on, student-centered activities, the kit leads student s
through how to analyze their family, school and communitie s
history. The kit uses a case study approach using Grafton, New
York as a model. However, once you have used the photographs,
artifacts, documents, and oral history tapes of the kit, you can use
the same activities, forms and charts to analyze your own local
historical resources. (N.Y.S.MUSEUM, 1983)
206
16mm motion picture reel, P, 11, BW
Story of Mother Skunk and her five babies, featuring Willie Skunk,
who gets into all sorts of difficult situations. (MH, 1951)
AEGEAN AGE, THE
2819
16mm motion picture reel, I-S, 14, C
Explores the Minoan and Mycenaean cultures, which laid the
foundation for Classical Greece. (C, 1965)
AFRICA A NEW LOOK
2772
16mm motion picture reel, S, 27, C
Beautifully photographed view of modern Africa. An animated map
sequence locates the world's second largest continent and pinpoints
deserts, farmland, river and major population areas. (IFF, 1981)
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WHALES
MK22
Discusses humpback, white and killer whales.
WHAT IS A DESERT?
MK11
Looks at the desert and what lives there.
P
(NG, 1977)
PI
(NG, 1977)
"1776" SAGA OF WESTERN MAN (PART I)
2705
16mm motion picture reel, J-S, 54, C
Relates what happened during the 1776 American Revolution and
why it happened.
Filmed at Lexington, Concord, Boston,
Philadelphia Williamsburg, France and England.
Narrated by
Frederick March. (MH, 1964)
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"1776" SAGA OF WESTERN MAN (PART II)
2706
SAME AS ABOVE 2705 (MH, 1964)
AFRICAN CONTINENT: TROPICAL REGION
1544
16mm motion picture reel, I-J, 14, C
Relationship betwen geographical and cultural features in this
region. (C, 1962)
AFRICAN ODYSSEY: THE RED BICYCLE
1545
16mm motion picture reel, I, 13, C
The red bicycle, assembled, painted and sold in Nairobi, is the
vehicle through which we learn about economic life in Africa.
(LCA, 1971)
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ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR
2303
Takes the viewer into a modern mental hospital for some
extraordinary interviews. (CRM, 1971)
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
1751
The dramatic presentation of one of our country's great leaders.
(JF, 1978)
ABRAHAM LINCOLN: A BACKGROUND STUDY
1714
Lincoln is studied in relation to the historical period in which he
lived. (C, 1951)
ACCENT ON YOU PART I
983
A two part film on menstruation, you'll find this film neither blunt
nor syrupy, but rather an intelligently, pleasantly presented story of
menstruation that will be well received and remembered. This film
can be shown to ages nine through fifteen. Part I can be shown to
both males and females. (KLEIN, 1981)
ACCENT ON YOU PART II
984
The second part of this film to be used with a female group only.
(KLEIN, 1981)
ADAPTATIONS OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS
1319
Illustrates adaptations of living things to environment, for
food-getting and for protection. (C, 1957)
2319
This film explores the significance of the "Forever Wild" clause in
the New York State Constitution which protects the six million acre
Adirondack Park. A film worth seeing again and again. (CHU,
1979)
2321
Illustrates how many kinds of animals are able to live together in
Africa's wildlife community, but how man's increasing pressure on
the land threatens Africa's remaining wildlife regions. (AB, 1967)
AFTER DARK
3184
16mm motion picture reel, PI, 12, C
A young boy comes home one evening to find his home dark and
empty; his grandmother calls to say that his mother will be home
shortly, and the young boy stoutly denies any fear of being alone,
But the wind blows, a cat yowls, a window rattles and he is soon
armed with his baseball and protected by his football helmet to ward
off imaginary monsters. (MEDIA GUILD, 1976)
AGE OF DISCOVERY: ENGLISH, FRENCH AND DUTCH
EXPLORATIONS (REV.)
1655
Examines the voyage of Cabot, Verrazano, Cartier, Frobisher, Drake,
and Hudson. (C, 1979)
2320
Viewers learn how climate affects aging, how pollution,
construction projects, and water diversion can shorten a lakes life
by thousands of years. (EB, 1988)
AIRPLANE
743
16mm motion picture reel, P-I, 6, C
An animated cartoon explains how an airplane actually flies.
(NBC, 1970)
AIRPLANE TRIP (4th ED)
744
The many activities involved in jet travel are shown, filmed on
location at the airport and on board an actual flight. (EB, 1973)
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ALADDEN AND HIS WONDERFUL LAMP
242
A tale from the Arabian Nights, about a lazy boy, who through a
series of adventures learns that it is better to be self-reliant and
work to earn the things he needs. (BFA, 1977)
Catalog
ANCIENT
ALASKA
1514
A recent survey that 5% of the American people do not know that
Alaska is one of the 50 states. Our new film about Alaska not only
disperses these misconceptions; it provides a thorough overview of
the climate, geography, industry, recreation, transportation and
history of America's 49th state. (KAW VALLEY, 1982)
ALASKA, THE GREAT LAND
1515
Alaska its resources and people traces its early settlement
gold-rush days shows terrain. (MCM, 1972)
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ALBERT EINSTEIN
1398
Biography of Albert Einstein and how he changed our ideas of the
universe. (MH, 1970)
14
Introduces pupils to good habits of sleep, cleanliness, nutrition and
exercise. (C, 1969)
ALEXANDER LEARNS GOOD HEALTH (REV)
131
Up-to-date animation and narration Alexander delights children as
he teaches them ways to good health. (C, 1980)
AMERICAN FLAG, THE (THE STORY OF OLD GLORY) 3rd ED.
1730
Young Danny is perplexed about the significance of the flag and the
story it represents. Viewers of this film will come away with a new
appreciation of the flag as well as a better understanding of the fact
that the story of our flag is inseparable from the story of the United
States. (EB, 1989)
AMERICAN REVOLUTION, THE (PART I)
1685
Reveals the mounting conflict between the British and American
viewpoints through the experiences of John Laurens, studying law
in London in the 1770's. (LCA, 1972)
AMERICAN REVOLUTION, THE (PART II)
1686
Follows John Laurens back to America where he joins General
Washington's Revolutionary forces. (LCA, 1972)
AMERICAN TALL TALE HEROES
243
16mm motion picture reel, P-I/J, 15, C
In animation, the adventures of Stormalong, Paul Bunyon, John
Henry, and Pecos Bill. (C, 1974)
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3125
In the face of sudden riches, Alexander has some memorable
experiences with the concepts of getting, spending, and saving.
(AIMS, 1990)
595
The characteristics of animals we classify as insects are the subject
of this fine introductory film. Children will learn that there are
helpful insects like the bee and silkworm, and troublesome insects
like the mosquito and fly. They will learn to distinguish insects from
other animals by their three main body parts, six legs, and external
skeletons. (AIMS, 1988)
ALL ABOUT NEW YORK
3220
16mm motion picture reel, IS, 25
This is an excellent film for viewing some of New York's history.
(N.Y. TELEPHONE,)
ALMOS' A MAN
2183
Dave buys a used handgun, and while practicing with it, kills a
mule. To escape censure and prove he "is a man", Dave retrieves
his gun and hops on a passing train with notions of a new life.
(C, 1977)
ALPHABET DRAGON
875
Focusing on the letters of the alphabet, an animated folk tale.
(BFA, 1979)
876
Each letter of the alphabet stands for either the name of an animal
or an idea that relates to animal life. Students will get practice in
word and sound recognition, as well as exposure to the diverse
world of animal traits. (C, 1989)
AMERICANS IN TRANSITION
2873
This film provides an excellent introduction to U. S. with Latin
America, and the underlying cases of unrest there. (ICARUS,
1978)
844
Why is Abraham Lincoln so important in our history? All American
puppet U.S. Eagle helps young viewers find out as he travels back
into the past. Abraham Lincoln was born in l809 to a pioneer family
in Kentucky.
After becoming a lawyer and serving as a
Representative in the State of Illinois, he ran for the United States
Senate.Although he lost the election, he gained notoriety for his
views against slavery. Two years later, his fame helped him in his
bid to become President. (C, 1989)
845
Who was first in war and first in peace? Friendly puppet U. S.
Eagle tells viewers in this lively overview. George Washington was
born in 1732 in Virginia, one of the first original Colonies.
Forty-four years later the Colonies would declare their independence
from England and choose Washington to lead their army in the
American Revolution. When the war was over, Washington played
an instrumental part in writing a new governmental plan, the
Constitution. He was elected the first President of the U. S.. (C,
1989)
AMISH, THE
1152
Filmed in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, this documentary
captures the sensitivity and humility of the Amish people; while
examining their religious beliefs, closeness to nature, and strong
sense of community. (EBE, 1977)
AMPHIBIANS: TOADS, FROGS AND SALAMANDERS
1262
Shows the similarities and differences of amphibians frogs, toads
and salamanders. (BFA, 1980)
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207
Combining attractive illustrations with live-action footage this
unusual film uses rhymed narration to highlight beginning concepts
associated with birds. (C, 1988)
AM I DEPENDABLE?
938
As you get older, you have to learn to handle new responsibilities.
Here four youngsters confront situations that teach them greater
self-reliance. (C, 1970)
AMPHIBIANS
557
A vivid definition and illustration of the characteristics of amphibians
and their related behaviors. (GA, 1978)
1799
A survey of early African civilization. (IFF, 1970)
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ANCIENT
ANCIENT AND MODERN: THE FALL AND RISE OF THE MIDDLE EAST
3083
16mm motion picture reel, JH, 25, C
Why did the Middle East begin to decline just as the renaissance in
Europe began? The film probes the economic factors that helped
cause the region's stagnation and explores other internal and
external developments that retarded Middle eastern growth and
further isolated the area from the age of world progress. Only in the
modern era did Middle Easterns reassert themselves. (EB, 84)
2809
The Ancient Chinese, using scenes in Peking's forbidden city, on a
silk plantation, and of an artist practicing calligraphy, helps show
that China's history and deep-rooted traditions have continued
longer than those of any other civilizations. (IFF, 1974)
1800
The ways in which the achievements of the ancient Egyptians
influenced other civilizations, including our own. (C, 1976)
ANCIENT EGYPTIANS, THE
1801
Brings the ancient Egyptian alive through his own art, illustrating his
daily life and pleasures. (IFF, 1963)
ANCIENT GAMES, THE
2294
Through the ages, sports have been an important aspect of man's
life and heritage. This documentary captures the spirit of historic
origins as Bill Toomey and Rafer Johnson compete in the ancient
pentathlon under original rules. (GA, 1972)
ANCIENT GREECE (REV.)
1802
The Parethenon, the Academia, the Plain of Marathon, Delphi and
the Athenian countryside reflect the spirit of Ancient Greece. (C,
1976)
ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA (REV.)
1803
Depicted against authentic locales, shows the contributions of the
Sumerians, Semites, Babylonians and Assyrians to civilization. (C,
1976)
ANDY AND THE LION
245
Based on the book by James Dougherty, the story of a small boy
who is kind to a lion, and how he becomes a town hero. (WW,
1955)
ANIMAL BABIES GROW UP
558
Shows the birth, mother care and feeding habits of puppies, piglets,
a colt, kangaroo, snakes, birds and tadpoles. (C, 1967)
QUESTAR III
ANIMALS OF AFRICA
564
Shows rhinoceroses, leopards, lions and zebras roaming the Great
National Parks of East Africa. (C, 1976)
ANIMALS OF NORTH AMERICA (REV)
565
16mm motion picture reel, P-S, 14, C
Skillful photography of forty North American wild animals in their
natural habitat introduces viewers to the eating habits, methods of
defense, and special characteristics of amphibians, reptiles, birds,
and mammals ranging from the tiny shrew and graceful Canadian
goose to the enormous moose and fearsome grizzly bear. The film
discusses how the spreading of civilization across North America
caused a reduction in numbers of many once-plentiful animal
species. (CENTRON, 1979)
ANIMALS PROTECT THEMSELVES
566
Views of many of the more common animals and various ways they
are adapted for protection speed, coloring and structure. (C,
1961)
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ANT AND THE GRASSHOPPER, THE
247
Animated story about the folly of wasting time and the wisdom of
working to save for time of need. (C, 1967)
ANTS: BACKYARD SCIENCE (REV.)
1264
Shows in detail what an ant's body is like, its life cycle and
activities in a colony. (BFA, 1978)
AQUARIUM
1265
A non-narrated glimpse of some of the sea's most unusual
inhabitants. (C, 1979)
ARK
2322
Presents our environmental problems as a human moral problem and
motivates every viewer to do his part to save our natural
environment. (AB, 1971)
ART OF FILM, THE: THE CHASE IN THE EVOLUTION OF THE
MOVIES
1879
From the earliest days of motion pictures the chase has been an
integral ingredient for thrills and delight. (C, 1979)
ART OF FILM, THE: MUSIC AND SOUND
1883
Selected passages from "Wild Strawberries", "Alexander Nevsky",
"Dodes' Ka-den", "M", "Dead of Night", and "Valerie", illustrate the
use of dialogue, music and sound effects. (C, 1975)
ANIMAL FARM, (PART I)
2184
"All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others" is the
theme of George Orwell's fable. Deals with the revolt of Farmer
Jones' domesticated animals against their cruel master. (PH, 1955)
ART OF FILM, THE: PERFORMANCE
1884
Selections from "Richard III" with Lawrence Olivier; "Summertime"
with Katherine Hepburn; "The Gold Rush" with Charles Chaplin, and
"LaStrada" with Anthony Quinn illustrate the nature and methods of
acting for a film. (C, 1975)
ANIMAL FARM, (PART II)
2185
"All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others" is the
theme of George Orwell's fable. Deals with the revolt of Farmer
Jones' domesticated animals against their cruel master. (PH, 1955)
ART OF FILM, THE: THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE MOVIES
1886
A history of the treatment of women on the screen from the
beginning to the Great Depression. (C, 1978)
ANIMAL HOMES (2ND.ED.)
559
Shows a variety of animals living in their homes and using them for
safety, for shelter, for food storage and for raising their young. A
parallel is shown when children take shelter in a rainstorm. (CH,
1979)
ANIMALS IN AUTUMN AND WINTER (2nd Ed)
662
Investigates various techniques developed by animals to prepare for
winter and survive the cold. Explores the concepts of migration,
hibernation, food storage, and adaption. (EB, 1982)
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ART OF FILM, THE: SCREENWRITING
1887
Uses selections from "Oliver Twist", "400 Blows", "Metropolis",
"Pygmalion", and "Ceasar and Cleopatra" to illustrate the
importance of screenwriting. (C, 1975)
ART OF FILM, THE: THE CAMERA
1877
Uses selections from "Beauty and the Beast", "Two English Girls",
"The Lady Vanishes", "The Most Dangerous Game", "The Silence"
and "Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors" to illustrate camera
techniques. (C, 1975)
Catalog
BIG
ART OF FILM, THE: THE CHASE AS EPIC
1878
An historical look at the chase as used in great early epic films.
(C, 1979)
BALTHAZAR THE LION
1154
16mm motion picture reel, P-J, 12, C
Everyday boxes become animals in a zoo in this engaging animated
film about a community of animals including one who thought that
he could swallow the moon. (WOMBAT, 1973)
ART OF FILM, THE: THE DIRECTOR
1880
Passages from "The Lady Vanishes", "The 39 Steps", "Jules and
Jim", "Two English Girls", "Shoot The Piano Player", "Rashomon",
"Dodes Ka-den", "Winter Light", "The Seventh Seal", "The
Magician" and "All These Women" illustrate techniques of great
directors. (C, 1975)
BASIC FILM TERMS: A VISUAL DICTIONARY
1889
A precise visual example of the most important film terms. Editing,
optical effects, script and story board techniques are also explained.
(PYR, 1970)
ART OF FILM, THE: THE EDITED IMAGE
1881
Excerpts
from
"Potemkim",
"Saraband","LeBonheur",
"Metropolis/Evergreen" and "Citizen Kane" illustrate the variety of
editing techniques and their application. (C, 1975)
BATTLE OF CULLODEN, THE (PART I)
2846
16mm motion picture reel, J-S, 72
Recreates the struggle in 1746 between the rebellious Highland
Scotch forces of Bonnie Prince Charles, Pretender to the English
throne, and the regular British army. (TL, 1969)
ART OF FILM, THE: THE EMERGING CHAPLIN
1882
This unit shows some of his early works and how he masters all of
the creative processes as a total filmmaker. (C, 1979)
BATTLE OF CULLODEN, THE (PART II)
2847
Same as Pt. I (TL, 1969)
ART OF FILM, THE: VINTAGE HITCHCOCK
1888
An indepth examination of Alfred Hitchcock's directional style from
his first film in Britain until he leaves for America. (C, 1978)
BE SAFE MY FRIEND
527
Bicycle safety rules presented in a well-done and humorous way
main characters are Super Sidney and Boomer. (GP, 1972)
ART OF FILM, THE: PERFORMANCE IN DEPTH: THE MANY ROLES
OF ALEC GUINESS
1885
A study of the art of a single actor -the brilliant and versatile Sir
Alec Guiness. (C, 1978)
BEAR COUNTRY
1266
The story of the North American black bear giant of the Rocky Mt.
region. (WD, 1958)
ASPECTS OF BEHAVIOR
2305
An overview shows uses of psychology in many areas of life.
(CRM-MH, 1971)
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248
The story of a prince who has changed into a beast and a girl's love
for him that breaks the spell. (C, 1978)
ASSASSINATION OF JULIUS CAESAR
2823
16mm motion picture reel, S, 26
Portrays, by way of dramatization and documentary reporting, the
background events and assassination of Julius Caesar. (MH, 1955)
BEAVER VALLEY, IN
1267
The beaver the fun-loving otter the prowling coyote all
faithfully presented with a thrilling musical score. (WD, 1954)
ATHENS: THE GOLDEN AGE
2824
Tells why fifth century Athens is considered by many to have been
the most civilized society that has yet existed. (EB, 1963)
BEAVER'S TALE, THE
132
Mr. Beaver tells Bobby Rabbit, who is going to make his first trip to
the dentist, what he can expect to happen. (ADA, 1965)
1059
Here is a film which provides a thought-provoking balanced
statement about the atom that will help you teach your students
responsible fact-gathering and decision-making skills. Your students
learn the atom is neither inherently good nor evil and it is our
decision how it will be used in the future. (WD, 1980)
1701
The factors which contributed to change and growth between 1790
and 1860. (C, 1960)
ATOMIC THEORY AND CHEMISTRY
3066
This film provides viewers with a new way of seeing, showing them
that a theory about invisible particles help scientists better
understand the visible world. (EB, 85)
AUSTRALIA IN THE 80'S
3042
16mm motion picture reel, IJ, 22, C
The many facets of culture in Australia are examined as we view
the effects of industrial expansion in the 70's in urban and rural life
today. New transportation networks have made travel possible to
areas long isolated from population centers. (J, 1982)
AUTUMN COMES TO THE FOREST
663
Seasonal activities of animals and birds the changing plant life.
(C, 1972)
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AUTUMN IS AN ADVENTURE
664
Shows a variety of autumn activities, and includes songs, poems
and words associated with the season. (C, 1952)
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BEN AND ME
1155
The adventures of Amos, a poor Philadelphia churchmouse, who
befriends Benjamin Franklin and guides him in greatness. (WD,
1962)
BIG AND SMALL
473
Leads youngsters through step-by-step comparisons, from sizes of
common articles to their own body size, using standard measuring
units. (C, 1973)
BIG DINNER TABLE, THE
133
Film explains body's need for food and presents the four food
groups as providing an adequate eating pattern as well as giving us
the nutrients our bodies need. (P, 1968)
BIG MOUTH GOES TO THE DENTIST (2nd Ed)
134
Children become familiar with the sights and sounds of the dentist's
office when "Big Mouth" is encouraged to visit his playmate's
friendDr. Jules. (C, 1982)
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BIRDS
QUESTAR III
BIRDS
569
Birds are shown nesting, caring for their young, flying, and moving
on the ground. (C, 1978)
BIRDS: HOW WE IDENTIFY THEM
570
Clues to the identification of birds includes: How they look, how
they behave, the sounds they make, where they live. (C, 1976)
BIRDS IN WINTER (2nd Ed)
571
Winter presents a unique opportunity for a close study of birds that
are migrants and those that are permanent residents. (C, 1975)
BIRTH OF A BRAIN
2364
Illustrates the genetic origins and the importance of the environment
in the development of the brain and the corresponding behavioral
manifestations. NOTE: Contains a live birth sequence PLEASE
PREVIEW BEFORE SHOWING. (MH, 1983)
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1028
Angry New England Yankees protested imposed taxes by boarding
an English ship and unloading tea into the Boston harbor. Men of
principle like Jefferson, Paine, and Washington spoke out on
personal liberty. The midnight ride of Paul Revere called the
colonists to arms. (NATION IS BORN, A) (NATION IS BORN, A)
(LUCERNE, 1981)
BOSTON TEA PARTY
1689
Dramatizes the role of "Johnny Tremain" who becomes involved in
events preceding the Boston Tea Party. (WD, 1966)
BOY WHO DIDN'T LISTEN, THE
363
The little boy who never listens, consequently never knows the rules
of games or how to follow instructions. (AH, 1974)
846
Filmed at his boyhood home in Lincoln's village, the film recreates
his near-poverty boyhood and long hours of hard work. (C, 1980)
BIRTH OF EUROPE, THE
2825
A story of Charlemagne, a practical yet idealistic emperor, who
extended the Christian Empire and sought to make Europe a single
Christian fortress. Shows site of oldest surviving monastary in
Europe. (MH, 1978)
848
Born a slave, George Washington Carver became one of America's
(C, 1973)
most honored scientists the story of his early years.
208
Read by Lauren Bacall, a story about Bird's birthday and his many
delightful surprises. (MH, 1967)
847
The early years that shaped standards of conduct and capabilities
which fitted him for leadership. (C, 1975)
1856
This film covers black artists from the eighteenth and nineteenth
centuries to the twenties through the sixties and to the seventies.
(H, 1975)
BOYHOOD OF THOMAS EDISON (REV.)
849
Dramatizes boyhood incidents which reveal his curiosity,
persistence, ingenuity and ability to learn from observation. (C,
1978)
BLACK MUSIC IN AMERICA: FROM THEN TILL NOW
1903
History of the black man's contribution to American music. (LCA,
1971)
BREAD: FROM WHEAT TO TABLE 3RD ED
758
Bread _ Where does it come from? How is it made? What are its
ingredients? This film takes us on a marvelous journey from field to
mill to industrial bakery, inviting young viewers to participate in the
step-by-step process of bread making. (EB, 1988)
A BLEND OF CULTURES
3262
16mm motion picture reel, PIJHCA, 17, C
When European explores first arrived in South America they found a
great variety of native cultures, ranging from primitive hunters to
highly advanced civilization. Today there is still evidence of native
cultures as well as those of immigrants from Europe, Africa, and the
Orient. (STANTON, 1987)
BLEVE
2551
Spectacular footage shows how these explosions can cause
widespread death and destruction. Film on boiling liquid expanding
vapor explosions. (FIRE PROTECTION, 1975)
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BROWN WOLF
1200
An adaptation of Jack London's famous story of a spirited dog and
the people whose lives he crosses spotlights the conflict between
the call of the wild and that of civilization. (LCA, 1972)
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BUDDHIST WORLD, THE
2780
Traces the historical and cultural growth of Buddhism and shows its
influence. (C, 1963)
BUILDING A HOUSE AND WHERE DOES IT COME FROM
759
Features the men and materials involved in building a home and how
the various products involved are used in construction. (AIMS,
1973)
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BLOOD: COMPOSITION AND FUNCTION
2366
Microphotography shows the components of blood and how it is
manufactured. Cinematography shows how the components of
blood coagulate, transport oxygen and destroy bacteria. (C, 1978)
BLOOD, THE (2ND ED.)
2365
Describes the circulation of the blood, its composition, and its
functions in supporting cell processes. (EB, 1983)
BUILDING BETTER PARAGRAPHS 2ND ED.
1084
Richard, the clever young folksinger, performs a music lesson in
paragraph writing for his younger brother, Dennis. Introduces five
guides for better paragraph building. (C, 1975)
1754
Illustrates how, born a slave in 1859, Booker T. Washington came
to be the man who would build a monument to education. (BFA,
1967)
BUILDING BETTER SENTENCES
1085
Examples of good sentence structure such as: cutting unnecessary
words, simplifying sentences, and changing passive verbs to active.
(C, 1968)
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Catalog
CHANGING
BUS DRIVERS' HELPERS
531
By observing other children on a school bus field trip, the students
viewing this film are able to discover for themselves that good bus
riding habits are essential for everyone's health and safety.
(AIMS, 1968)
BUTTERFLY
577
Shows the complete life cycle of the swallowtail butterfly. No
narration and may be used to elicit verbal and written response from
the children. (BFA, 1968)
BUTTERFLY, THE (REV.)
1270
The complete metamorphosis of the monarch butterfly as an
example of scaly winged insects.(Lepidoptera) (C, 1976)
CAPTAIN BEETLE GOES TO SEA
365
In live-action photography, the beetle takes his insect friends to the
ocean to see the wonderful world. (C, 1976)
CARE OF PETS
578
Demonstrates how to care for canaries, tropical fish, cats and dogs.
Points out that their well being depends on proper care. (EB, 1962)
CAREER JOURNEY, THE
3091
16mm motion picture reel, JS, 27, C
Introduces viewers to concepts that will help them explore a full
range of career options. The film contains interviews and on-the-job
sequences with 12 people whose work tasks span the world of
work. (DC, 1985)
BUYER BE WISE
804
In these budget-conscious times, the value of money and
management are among the most important lessons your students
can learn. (WD, 1982)
CARNIVOROUS PLANTS
1378
Among the many carnivorous plants shown are pitcher plants, the
cobro lilly, sundews, venus flytrap. (STANTON, 1978)
CACTUS, THE: ADAPTATIONS FOR SURVIVAL
1323
How has the cactus been able to adapt so successfully to harsh
environments? The answer is revealed through the examination of
the physical characteristics and life cycles of the plant. (EB, 1973)
CASEY AT BAT
563
Original illustrations enrich imagination and enjoyment in this artist's
visualization of the famous poem. (MH, 1967)
CALENDAR: DAYS, WEEKS, MONTHS, (2ND ED)
476
This film introduces the calendar and shows the relationships of
days to weeks and weeks to months. Robert and Kathy have lots
of dates to keep track ofbirthdays, holidays, special daysand like
anyone else, they use the calendar to help them out. Young
children learn that calendars come in many shapes and sizes, but
they all serve the same purposes. (C, 1980)
CAMOFLAGE IN NATURE: FORM, COLOR, PATTERN MATCHING
(2ND ED. REV.)
1271
Examines concealment by means of color, pattern or form a
life-and-death matter for animals. (C, 1979)
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CANADA'S ATLANTIC PROVINCES
1598
An overview of Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and
Prince Edward Island. (C, 1972)
CANADA'S CENTRAL PROVINCES
1599
Surveys the history, economy and geography of Quebec and
Ontario. (C, 1972)
CANADA'S PACIFIC PROVINCES AND NORTHLANDS
1600
Highlights British Columbia, the Yukon Territory and the Northwest
Territories, their historical development and the background of their
people. (C, 1972)
CANADA'S PRAIRIE PROVINCES
1601
Describes the resources, industries and geography of Alberta,
Saskatchewan and Manitoba. (C, 1972)
CANADA'S PROVINCES AND PEOPLE
1602
Canada, a country with a great variety of land forms and people of
many ethnic backgrounds, is emerging as a leader in world trade and
has become one of the most prosperous nations of the world. (C,
1972)
CAP O'RUSHES
1591
A father banishes his daughter from his house. She disguises
herself and finds work as a maid. The master falls in love with her
and decides to wed her. She invites her father to the wedding
feast, where she is forgiven by her father. Father and daughter are
reunited. (J, 1981)
CAT AND THE FIDDLER, THE
250
In iconographic style, tells the story of the king who takes from a
traveling fiddler his most valuable possession a dancing cat.
(ACI, 1970)
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CATALYSIS
2553
Emphasizes that catalysts are typical chemical reactants, being
unique only in that catalysts are regenerated during the reaction.
(MLA, 1961)
CATHERINE THE GREAT: A PROFILE IN POWER
2826
Catherine plays a brilliant funny cat and mouse game. She smiles at
descriptions of herself and her lovers. (LCA, 1977)
CAUSES OF THE SEASONS (REV.)
1444
Illustrates how the rotation of the earth about the sun and the tilt of
the earth affects the changing seasons. (C, 1979)
2368
Continuing from the point where The Cell; Part I left off, this film
concentrates on the chemistry of the cell. Extensive description of
structure of DNA and the role of RNA. (CRM, 1972)
CELL, THE: A FUNCTIONING STRUCTURE (PART I)
2367
A detailed presentation of the structure and functions of the living
cell. Discusses and illustrates the process by which cells nourish
themselves and reproduce. Should have great impact on how
students learn concepts associated with the cell. (CRM, 1972)
CENTRAL AMERICA
1603
A documentary of the people, problems, and life in the Central
American countries today. (S, 1974)
CHANGES
945
To help adolescents understand and cope with the emotions and
social situations related to physiological changes. (NIT, 1975)
CHANGING WORLD OF CHARLES DICKENS, THE
2194
An exploration of the artist's link with his time. (LCA, 1970)
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CHARLEMAGNE
CHARLEMAGNE: HOLY BARBARIAN
2827
By recreating a crucial turning point in Charlemagne's campaign to
subjugate the Saxons, this film shows two sides of the character of
a great leader: civilizer, and barbarian. (LCA, 1970)
CHECK IT OUT
3016
16mm motion picture reel, PJ, 25, C
An introduction to the library. You might show it in the library
before taking children on a general tour. You might show it in the
classroon before students begin a research project or to encourage
them to look to the library for information and recreation. the
program and activities in this guide are also designed to help you
teach young people how to go about finding answers to their
questions-in the library. (AIT, 1983)
CHEETAH
209
Shows the cheetah in action at speeds of 70 miles an hour; how
they play, hunt, and raise their families. (EB, 1971)
CHEMICAL CHANGES ALL ABOUT US
1399
Explains atoms and molecules, elements, mixtures and compounds,
and illustrates many familiar chemical changes such as oxidation,
photosynthesis and digestion. (C, 1960)
CHEMISTRY IN EVERYDAY LIFE
3255
An understanding of the composition, structure, and properties of
substances as well as the transformations they undergo helps us
appreciate the astonishing science of chemistry. (EB, 1987)
CHEMISTRY IN NATURE
2555
This investigation into chemical changes takes us to Japan, where
we visit a lake formed in a dormant volcano, and an active volcano.
(CEF, 1974)
CHEMISTRY MATTERS
3197
This documentary film presents fun experiments that can be easily
duplicated in any classroom to demonstrate the properties of
mixtures and solutions, using common substances such as corn
starch, sugar cubes, gum balls, dry soup and vinegar. By watching
the film, students learn how to use the scientific process of
experimenting-observing, recording and drawing conclusions-and
they learn safe lab procedures. (WD, 1987)
CHICK, CHICK, CHICK
580
About chicks, chickens, and the intense dreams of an old-fashioned
barnyard. Great Fun. (CH, 1975)
CHICK EMBRYO, THE: FROM PRIMITIVE STREAK TO HATCHING
2517
Demonstrates the development of a chick embryo during incubation
and its emergence from the shell. (EB, 1960)
CHICKAMAUGA
2196
A poetic adaptation of Ambrose Bierce's fable on the horrors of
war. (MH, 1963)
CHILD MOLESTATION: A CRIME AGAINST CHILDREN
1041
Without sensationalism or scare tactics, this straight forward film
tells the truth in a way the child can understand and gives young
viewers the confidence they need if they should ever be approached
themselves. (AIMS, 1978)
CHILDREN IN AUTUMN 2ND ED.
665
As Kristy and her three friends wander through woods and gardens,
they see, taste, and touch the wonders of autumn.
Their
adventures help students learn about how plants, animals, and
people adjust to autumn's cool weather, short days, and changing
food supply, students also discover the joys of observing seasonal
changes. (EB, 1985)
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CHILDREN IN PERIL
2027
Examines the problems of child abuse today. Viewers visit several
agencies and hospitals where victims are treated. Also discusses
possible causes and methods of treating parents and legal
implications of child abuse. (GA, 1972)
666
With a little help from his friends, young Terry awakens viewers to
the unique sights, smells, sounds and textures of spring and
summer. Students see that the spring and summer months bring
changes in weather and the behaviors of people, plants, and
animals.
Students discover that they can best increase their
enjoyment and understanding of the world by becoming aware of
their everchanging environment. (EB, 1985)
CHILDREN IN WINTER 2ND ED.
667
What are some of the ways that plants, people, and animals adapt
to winter? Chipmunks hibernate, buffalo grow fur coats, trees shed
their leaves, and children build snowmen. Focusing on these and
other adaptations, this film encourages children to carefully observe
the winter season. (EB, 1986)
CHILDREN OF THE COLONIAL FRONTIER
1661
How a pioneer family struggles to survive in the Appalachian
wilderness of the 1760's. (MH, 1962)
CHILDREN OF THE WAGON TRAIN
1722
Describes the route of the Oregon Trail and the motivation behind
the westward movement. (MH, 1960)
CHILDREN'S GARDENS
1233
16mm motion picture reel, P-I/J, 9, CS
A group of children work under the guidance of adults to plan,
prepare, and cultivate their garden plots. Each required step is
shown: soil preparation, seed planting, and thinning, weeding,
transplanting, and cultivating. Children comment on what they are
doing. Finally, the harvest day arrives. (LUCERN, 1983)
CHINA: CENTURY OF REVOLUTION AGONIES OF NATIONALISM
2812
Covers years 1800-1927. (FI, 1972)
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CHINA: CENTURY OF REVOLUTION COMMUNIST TRIUMPH AND
CONSOLIDATION
2814
Covers years 1945-1971. (FI, 1972)
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CHINA: CENTURY OF REVOLUTION ENEMIES WITHIN AND
WITHOUT
2813
Covers years 1927-1944. (FI, 1972)
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CHRISTMAS CAROL
169
Dicken's classic story in an animated version. (GA, 1971)
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CHRISTMAS CAROL, A
170
This is the classic Christmas tale of the regeneration of the miserly
Scrooge, played by an excellent cast featuring Basil Rathbone.
(C, 1962)
CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS NEAR AND FAR
171
This warm, colorful story relates the origins of many of our
Christmas customs. (C, 1965)
CHRISTMAS EVERY DAY
34
16mm motion picture reel, PIJS, 20, C
It's Christmas Eve about 100 years ago and young Tilly's father
arrives home from work with gifts and a crystal ornament for the
tree. According to legend the ornament holds a magical fairy with
the power to grant wishes. Tilly's request for Christmas to be every
day is granted. See what happens then! (AB, 1988)
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COMPETENCY
CHRISTMAS IN THE VILLAGE (1840's)
172
Filmed at Black Creek Pioneer Village near Toronto, this portrayal of
a Christmas past is vibrantly real, from hearth and home to general
store and village church. (C, 1974)
CLASSIFYING LIVING THINGS
3153
16mm motion picture reel, 86, JH, C
In addition to reviewing history of classification, the theorists
explain that naming and classifying the approximately two million
species of living things enable us to better understand and enjoy
life's diversity. (EB, 86)
CHRISTMAS ON GRANDFATHER'S FARM (1890)
173
It's a happy sleigh ride for the Bradford children and grandchildren
on their way to spend Christmas with Grandpa and Grandma at the
big farmhouse. (C, 1959)
CLIMATE AND SEASONS
668
Variations in the four seasons due to climate are explored in this
wide-ranging film. (C, 1973)
CIDER MAKER
1061
New Jersey hill country farmer Ellis Apgar reminisces about farm life
in friendlier time and shows all stages of the cider-making process.
(AIMS, 1975)
CLIMATES OF THE UNITED STATES (REV.)
1468
Shows the geographical factors of latitude, large bodies of water,
ocean currents, altitude and winds and how climate affects the
way we live. (C, 1978)
CIRCULATION AND THE HUMAN BODY
2371
Explains the needs of the body's cells and how they are serviced by
the heart and circulatory system. (CH, 1972)
COLLAR CITY SONG, THE
1785
A look at the City of Troy around the turn of the century.
(VIDEOS, 19)
CITY GROWS, A: THE SKYSCRAPER
762
The planning and construction workers who build a huge downtown
office building give youngsters intimate insights into the urban
community. (C, 1977)
COLONIAL CHILDREN
850
16mm motion picture reel, P-I, 11
The home life and self-efficiency of a family in New England during
the late 17th Century. (EB, 1939)
CITY IN WINTER
370
On a zero day a family takes a walk on snow-covered streets.
Shows snow-banked grass, bare trees, a snowman, ice skating,
sledding and tobogganing. (EB, 1969)
2666
History of our nation's capital, its trials and tribulations. (FI, 1975)
CIVIL WAR, THE (1863-1865) REV
2720
Dramatic re-enactments, combined with historical photographs and
prints, trace the key events of those war years. As Linclon
searched for a general, southerns mourned the accidental death of
Stonewall Jackson; newly formed black regiments distinguished
themselves in battle. Lincoln was re-elected Lee surrenders, and
Lincoln is assassinated. (C, 1983)
CIVIL WAR, THE: FIRST TWO YEARS-REV
2719
Linclon's fateful decision to supply fort Sumter turned a sectional
conflict into civil war. Bull Run dampened the expectations for a
quick victory, so both sides prepared for a long struggle that
dampened enormous economic and human resources. Students see
the strategy planning, follow the early campaigns in the East and
West. (C, 1983)
2721
Political reorganization of the south exploded after congress heard
about conditions in the south. Fourteenth Amendment was passed.
Black leaders took political office, and the south began to recover.
(C, 1983)
CIVIL WAR, THE: BACKGROUND ISSUES (1820-1860) REV
2718
Both the North and South were inflamed with Abolitionist and 40
years of territorial acquisiton. Dred Scott aroused the North while
Lincoln's election threatened the South. Even the power of the
supreme court became questioned. finally South Carolina lead the
south into secession. (C, 1983)
CLASSIFYING: JUGGLING SHAPES, SIZES, COLORS, TEXTURES
686
Jugglers show youngsters that objects have different characteristics
such as shape, color, size, texture, and can be grouped according to
the properties. (EBE, 1981)
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COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG: CABINETMAKING
1665
Provides a first-hand view of the structure of the 18th century craft
systems, as well as numerous displays of the handcrafted furniture
of the period and the tools used in constructing them. (MH, 1966)
COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG: COMMUNITY LIFE
1666
The social aspects of life in Williamsburg are illustrated by
sequences which record the dissemination of news, by post rider
and newspaper, the town hall atmosphere of the local tavern, and
the treatment accorded lawbreakers. (MH, 1966)
COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG: HOME LIFE
1667
Indicates the division of labor which existed in the 18th century
Virginia; the head of the house worked at a craft, while his slaves
were given the responsibility of keeping up the house. (MH, 1966)
COLUMBUS
977
Explains the early beginnings of America with the first voyage of
Christopher Columbus. Reaching the New World, he discovered
people already living here. Thinking he had landed in the Indies, he
mistakenly named them "Indians". These people were the first
Americans. (NATION IS BORN, A) (NATION IS BORN, A)
(LUCERNE, 1981)
COME SEE THE DOLPHINS
581
Steve visits the zoo with his father, a dolphin keeper, where he
finds out many things about them. (C, 1975)
COMMUNICATION: FUNDAMENTALS: FIVE BASIC SKILLS
1086
Illustrates the many ways we communicate: reading, writing,
speaking, listening, and non-verbal communication. (BFA, 1976)
COMMUNITIES AND HOW THEY WORK (3RD ED)
798
Bodie, California was a thriving mining town 100 years ago, but the
community died when the gold ran out. The fate of Bodie helps
children realize that people must work hard and plan carefully to
keep communities alive. Viewers learn that they are all part of a
community. (EB, 1987)
COMPETENCY SKILLS
1090
An overview of the basic skills of reading vocabulary building,
comprehension, interpretation, adjusting reading speed. (C, 1979)
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COMPREHENSION
QUESTAR III
COMPREHENSION
1091
Identifies techniques and aids for improving reading comprehension
stresses outlining. (C, 1979)
COURTESY FOR BEGINNERS
27
Courtesy fundamentals presented in a variety of role-playing
activities which will delight a young audience. (C, 1967)
CONCH SHELL
582
A happy fantasy of two city children excitedly exploring the
miniscule wonders of the sea. (BFA, 1970)
COURTESY IS CARING
3222
This engaging tapestry of animated clips from classic Disney films
will charm and inspire as it illustrates and reinforce s the important
role courtesy plays in caring. (WD, 1988)
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CONSERVATION OF MASS: AN INQUIRY
1402
Explores the properties of mass and what happens when there is a
volume or chemical change. (BFA, 1970)
CONSERVING OUR ENVIRONMENT: USE AND REUSE
1324
How man relates to his environment how he uses it, destroys it
and restores it. (C, 1972)
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CONTINENT OF AFRICA
1553
Covers the four major regions of Africa. (MH, 1966)
CONTINENTAL DRIFT: THE THEORY OF PLATE TECTONICS
2325
Outstanding location footage as well as concise diagrams, maps,
and animation help the viewer visualize various geologic phenomena
as rifting, faulting, volcanism, earthquakes and ridge formations
outlining the theory the earth's crust is made up of huge, slowly
moving segments called plates. (EB, 1980)
CONTINENTS ADRIFT (REV.)
2576
Explains the continental drift theory, illustrates fossil similarities
between continents and shows relationship between continental
drift and geographic phenomenon. (AEF, 1979)
THE CONTINENTS OF THE WORLD
1794
16mm motion picture reel, I, 26, CS
An overview of the world's continents. The film is designed to
introduce and familiarize students with the continents' distinguishing
physical characterisitics, major regions, resources and environments,
as well as their differences and similarities to one another. We learn
that the people of the various continents depend upon each other in
many ways. (AH, 1990)
COPING II: GETTING WHAT YOU WANT
1979
To demonstrate methods of solving typical inter-personal conflicts
(adults/youths) by altering response and understanding human
needs. (FFC, 1979)
COURTESY? WHO, ME?
3232
Calvin isn't really a small monster.
He's just one of those
thoughtless kids. From the deafening crunching of cereal to pushing
into the head of the line, from using others' materials without asking
to yelling at his schoolmates, he scatters annoyance heedlessly
throughout his day. When even Rafe won't come over to play with
him after school, he gets the message, At dinner he alarms his
family by saying thank you. (CH, 1988)
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CRACKING THE CODE OF LIFE
2372
Tells the story of DNA by means of imaginative animation, live
classroom scenes, and dramatic use of a large DNA model. (ACS,
1966)
CRAFTY ANIMAL CAPER, THE
211
Starring a crow and a racoon their mischievous pranks create a
lively tale offers possibilities for creative writing and discussion.
(LCA, 1973)
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CRASH, BANG, BOOM
515
A chorus of voices introduces eleven percussion instruments one by
one in this musical and visual experience. (GA, 1971)
CRICKET IN TIMES SQUARE, THE
276
A cat, a mouse, a boy and a cricket who plays all types of music
join forces to help revive a failing Times Square newsstand. (GA,
1976)
CRUSADERS, THE: SAINTS AND SINNERS
2829
Explores the motivations of the leaders and the common people,
beginning with Pope Urban's speech in 1095. (LCA, 1970)
DAWN OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: A LEXINGTON FAMILY
1690
An authentic re-creation of the events preceding the battle of
Lexington reveals the causes of the war. (C, 1964)
CORAL WORLD OF BERMUDA
1273
Underwater shots in the waters of Bermuda. (WF, 1971)
DEATH OF SOCRATES, THE
2830
339 B. C., in Athens, Socrates faces death because he refuses to
renounce his beliefs. (MH, 1955)
CORKY, THE CROW
210
The story of a baby crow who is caught by the farmer's children
and adopted as their pet. (EB, 1960)
DEVELOPMENT
2308
A revolutionary turn in movies. It could turn a whole class into
developmental psychologists. (CRM, 1971)
COSMIC CHRISTMAS, A
174
A little boy named Peter and three visitors from outer space, help to
rediscover the real spirit of Christmas. (LCA, 1977)
DICK WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT
374
The story of a penniless orphan who arrived in London to seek his
fortune. (S, 1967)
COSMIC ZOOM
1405
Helps students perceive the beginning and end of themselves and
their world through the use of one giant zoom. (MH, 1970)
DICTIONARY FOR BEGINNERS
298
Three children make their own dictionary using words describing a
trip to the city. Words are alphabetized, defined, pictures drawn to
illustrate them and guide words used. (C, 1971)
COUNT IT OUT
480
Shows how counting can be used to solve any mathematical
problems: addition, subtraction, multlpication or division. Makes a
game out of "learning math". (BFA, 1976)
DIGESTION IN OUR BODIES
991
X-rays and diagrams show how and why food must be digested
before it can be used and eating habits important to digestion.
NEW COPY. (C, 1961)
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EARTH
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM, THE (2ND ED.)
1360
Process of human digestion is shown through animation and
laboratory research techniques. (EB, 1981)
DRUGS AND MEDICINES: WHAT IS MISUSE?
994
Helps students recognize and avoid common misuses of drugs and
medicines. (C, 1975)
213
The adventures of "Diplodocus", who had a lot to learn about
himself and the world. (C, 1976)
DRUGS AND MEDICINES: WHAT THEY DO
995
Demonstrates the effects on the body of drugs such as antiseptics,
antiserums, antihistamines and barbituates. (C, 1975)
DIRECTIONS FOR BEGINNERS: NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST
838
On a camping trip with his father, Steve learns to find north by the
sun, the stars and with a compass. (C, 1970)
DRUGS AND MEDICINES: WHERE THEY COME FROM
996
Traces medical substance from nature to the laboratory where
natural compounds can be refined and duplicated. (C, 1975)
DISCOVERING THE LIBRARY
299
Two children find more in a library than just books. Helpful
librarians, pleasant places to read, displays, movies and puppet
shows. They also find it a resource center. (C, 1975)
DRUGS AND STUFF WITH HARV AND MARV
353
16mm motion picture reel, P, 14, CS
The strong message is made that with a healthy body and a healthy
mind we can do many wonderful things. Children will learn the
importance of keeping themselves healthy, will learn that there are
many things they can do to feel good and enjoy life without using
harmful substances, and the importance of saying "no" to anything
that can harm them. (AH, 1990)
3067
Each letter of the alphabet cleverly comes to life to enchant young
viewers and to help them in their quest to learn the ABCs. Classic
animated clips from the Disney archives are employed: A is for
Alice, B is for Bambi, and so on. This delightful eyeful, written
entirely in rhyme, is ideal for repetitive viewing. Animated. (WD,
1988)
DISNEY'S COUNTDOWN
3101
Counting numbers forward and backward suddenly becomes fun
with the help of Mickey and his friends! A whimsical round trip from
zero to ten, this program uses classic Disney animation and rhyme
to stimulate interest in numbers. Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, the
Three Little Pigs, the Seven Dwarfs and others demonstrate just
what numbers and their sets mean. (WD, 1988)
DOUGHNUTS
375
From the book "Homer Price" by Robert McClosky, how Homer
overcomes a doughnut machine which had gone berserk, and
emerged a hero. (WW, 1964)
DRAGON IN A WAGON
301
Fun with rhymes leads to a whale in jail, a king in a swing, and a
host of other absurd situations. (SS, 1978)
DRAGON STEW
376
King Chubby, Klaus the Cook, and a small fire-breathing dragon
comprise the main ingredients in this animated fantasy about a
recipe contest. From the book by Tom McGowen. (BFA, 1972)
DRESS FOR THE WEATHER
1147
When David and Wendy leave their jacket and sweater at the school
playground, the clothes decide they're tired of being left behind.
Through the use of trick photography, the jacket and sweater,
joined by a "cast" of other clothes in the children's bedroom,
explain to David and Wendy what to wear in all kinds of weather
and why. With the help of instructions from their clothes, the
children learn how to dress properly for all kinds of weather. (AH,
1982)
DRUGS AND THE NERVOUS SYSTEM (3RD ED)
997
The new version of this awardwinner explains the kinds of
disruptions to the nervous system caused by drugs. Evocative
animation from the earlier version still provides the body of the
classic film. The stimulant sequence now addresses cocaine and
crack rather than speed, and the voices of teens who are recovering
addicts dramatize the effects of the types of drugs. (CH, 1987)
DRUGS ARE FOR JELLY BRAINS
3259
Taking pills for fun is dangerous and can lead to some fatal
situations. Explains that pills or alcohol can be addicting, becoming
essential for daily operating functions. Ten year old Franklin Kallis,
tries to give Bryan Stevens, some pills and alcohol, but Bryan
decides it's okay to say NO. (BARR, 1988)
E IS FOR ECOLOGY
635
Introduces the concept of ecological cycles and explains the water,
air, food and life cycles. (C, 1979)
EAGLE AND THE MOON
1224
16mm motion picture reel, P-I, 7, CS
The tale of a young Indian prince who, intent on showing his father
his strength and bravery, captures the moon and the sun. Stolen by
a wicked raven, they are found by the eagle and returned to the
heavens. This adaptation of a Pacific Northwest Indian Folktale
offers a simple but beautiful message to very young children.
(LUCERN, 1981)
2891
In the towering Andes mountains of South America, and in the
lowlands and plateaus of Mexico and parts of Mexico and Central
America, the ruins of great cities bear witness to the rise and fall of
ancient civilizations. Here is the richly illustrated and documented
story of the Olmecs, Mayas, Toltecs, Aztecs and Incas. Their
architecture, their culture, their cities and agriculture, and how
invaders from Europe destroyed the great civilzations they found in
America. (C, 1987)
DROP OF WATER, A
1486
Tells the story of the water cycle and emphasizes the ways that
water influences all living things. (AB, 1971)
EARTH: MAN'S HOME
714
Explains that air, food, water, and a certain temperature range are
essential to man's survival, and shows that man has adapted to his
surroundings in different ways all over the world. (EB, 1970)
DRUGS AND MEDICINES: HELP FOR A FRIEND
993
Helps students recognize potential drug problems and seek out
sources of help. (C, 1975)
EARTH SCIENCE: EXPLORING PLANET EARTH
2578
Acquaints viewers with the broad scope of earth science
examining major geological features and processes. (EB, 1978)
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EARTHQUAKES AND VOLCANOES (REV.)
1491
Presents the causes of earthquakes and volcanoes and the
relationship between them. (BFA, 1977)
EARTH'S CHANGING SURFACE, THE
1489
Discusses the effects of water, wind, temperature, etc., as agents
in the wearing away of land. (MH, 1961)
ECHINODERMS: SEA STARS AND THEIR RELATIVES (REV)
3242
16mm motion picture reel, H, 12, C
Viewers investigate the characteristics of the echinoderm body plan
and learn, through live action photography the various stages of its
development. (EB, 1987)
QUESTAR III
EVOLUTION AND THE ORIGIN OF LIFE
2355
Beginning with an impressive presentation of the creation
("big-bang" theory) and the beginning of life in the right
chemical-climate conditions, the film goes on to discuss Darwin's
theories. Man's ability to control evolutionary process for good or ill
is also discussed. (CRM-MH, 1972)
FACES OF FREEDOM: LOOK INTO OUR FACES
3257
Narrated by Charlton Heston, a breathtaking study of the faces of
those who have shaped American history. (EB, 1976)
FALL BRINGS CHANGES
669
The changes that fall brings to plants and animals, also people.
(CH, 1976)
ECONOMICS BY CHOICE
3009
Illustrates basic economics concepts for children with situations that
relate to their own lives. The film illustrates the concepts of:
unlimited wants, scarcity choice and opportunity costs. Classsroom
activities are combined with real-life applications. (WD, 1985)
FALL IS HERE (2nd Ed)
670
Highlights the preparations for the cold winter ahead birds fly
south, animals store food, people get out their warm clothing.
(IFB, 1979)
EGG BECOMES A CHICK, AN
584
A teacher and two students share questions, ideas and information
about chicken eggs from fertilization to hatching. (C, 1972)
FALL OF TROY, THE
1810
Reveals the background of the long Trojan War and brings to life
many of those who played principal roles, including Helen, Simon
and Agamemnon. (BFA, 1972)
EINSTEIN
2629
Absorbing portrait of one of history's greatest geniuses. (TIME
LIFE, 1969)
ELECTRICITY ALL ABOUT US
689
We use electricity to produce light,heat things, and move things.
But how do we make electricity work for us? We discover the role
of fuses, circuit breakers, difference between static and current
electricity. (C, 1975)
ELEPHANT
214
Follow the elephant through his daily routines of foraging, dusting,
playing, roaming and drinking his average 60 gallon a day intake
from a water hole. (EB, 1971)
379
This live-action version of Hans Christian Andersen's well-known
fairy tale will appeal to the strong feelings youngsters have about
hypocrisy. (EB, 1971)
380
The tale of a foolish emperor who parades through his kingdom
wearing nothing but an invisible suit. (C, 1979)
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
2378
Description, explanation and function of the body's endocrin e
glands. (C, 1980)
EROSION AND WEATHERING: LOOKING AT THE LAND
1492
The effects of physical and chemical weathering on manmade
structures and rock. (EB, 1976)
EVOLUTION
2354
Lighthearted and genuinely funny, this animated film is a
good-natured parody on evolution that exploits the comic ironies of
animals survival in human terms. Told without narration, it is
delightful for discussion in science and biology classes on the junior
and senior high and college levels. Also for public library film
programs and loan to science-oriented groups. (LCA, 1972)
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FAMILIES ARE DIFFERENT AND ALIKE 2ND ED.
768
Contemporary society has introduced a dramatic change in the
structure of families. But whether a family is one-or-two parent,
blended or extended, each of the members has to find ways to get
along together, to solve everyday problems, and to deal with major
changes. This film is designed to show young people that they are
not alone in their experiences, while enabling them to gain a useful
understanding of ways families satisfy common needs and
accommodate individuality. (C, 1989)
FAMILIES: FOOD AND EATING
769
Sources of foods in different cultures are shown. Also ways of
preparing each food. (CH, 1976)
FARM IN THE FALL
771
Fall is the season of color as leaves turn red and gold. It is also the
season to harvest many food crops and store them for winter use.
Gathered and brought to the Thanksgivin g table. (J, 1976)
FARMS AROUND THE WORLD
817
Shows such difficulties as climate, soil, national customs, and
economic levels. (C, 1970)
FARMYARD BABIES (Rev.)
586
Molly, the farm dog is searching for the most beautiful baby animal
on the farm. In her travels you see what animals there are, what
they look and sound like, and what they eat. (C, 1978)
FAST AND SLOW
690
A turtle, a dog, a runner, a horse, a train, and a passenger jet
demonstrate that "fast" and "slow" are just ways of comparing
speeds. (C, 1976)
FELIZ NAVIDAD
175
Donald Duck and his friends celebrate Christmas Mexican style.
(WD, 1974)
FIELD BECOMES A TOWN, A
772
Documentary: Story told by son of a designer and builder of a new
development. The site was once a farm, but now will house
hundreds of people. Farmer giving up his land, and the many steps
involved in turning farmland into a community. (EB, 1970)
Catalog
FILM: THE ART OF THE IMPOSSIBLE
1890
Michael Ritchie uses clips from various features to illustrate his
discussion of the filmmaker's art. (LCA, 1972)
FIND THE VOWELS(2nd Ed)
304
Shows which letters are vowels, that each word has at least one
vowel, and each vowel a sound. (J, 1970)
FIR TREE, THE
176
This dramatization of Hans Christian Andersen's tale about a fir tree
with large ambitions make a charming film at Christmas or whenever
teachers want to illustrate a fairy story with a live-action motion
picture. (EB, 1971)
FIRE MOUNTAIN
1494
Searing orange flames of a towering lava fountain; eerie burned out
tree trunks, lava cascading over a precipice. Rare, close-up views
of Mt. Kilauea's second greatest eruption. (EB, 1970)
FIRE PREVENTION IN THE HOME
1043
As the camera follows a ten-year old boy through his home,
students make their own discoveries of fire hazards. (EB, 1966)
FIRE SAFETY IS YOUR DEPARTMENT
1044
Illustrates exactly what younsters can do to prevent fires, and what
they should do if they find themselves and their families in a burning
building. (CEF, 1975)
FIRE SAFETY WITH HARV AND MARV (2ND ED)
535
Harv and Mary watch a group of real children on a field trip to the
fire station, where a fireman explains the basics of personal fire
safety. (AHP, 1989)
FIRE WORKS
852
Why do we celebrate the Fourth of July? Why and how was the
Declaration of Independence written and what does it proclaim?
(GA, 1978)
FREE
FOOD: THE STORY OF A PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICH
1742
With humorous touches, moves from the history of the peanut to its
development and processing as a staple grocery shelf item. (LCA,
1971)
FOODS AROUND THE WORLD
818
Examples from six continents show that where ever people live,
local conditions of land and climate usually determine the kinds of
food eaten. (C, 1966)
FOODS AROUND US
139
A carrot is really a root, lettuce is a leaf and spaghetti sauce comes
from tomatoes. In one form or another, food offers something for
everyone. (EB, 1972)
215
The story of an orphaned baby otter, rescued by a forest ranger,
growing up with puppies as playmates, how he returns to his native
environment. (ACI, 1972)
FOSSILS: EXPLORING THE PAST
2580
Highlights processes of fossil formation, and offers the viewer a
close look at paleontologists working in the field and laboratory.
(EB, 1978)
FOUNDATION, THE
2974
The film gives students an overall view and understanding of the
day-by-day, step-by-step construction of a residential, concrete
masonry basement. The body of the film concentrates on block
wall construction, showing corner work, first course, straight line
work and mixing mortar. (C. OAKS, 1978)
2958
Presented here is a brief overview of building foundations that are
usually made of concrete. The variables which determine the type
of foundation to be used are also discussed. (SCOPE, 1950)
FRACTIONS FILM I
482
With the help of examples we discover that fractions are used in
several different ways to describe parts of a whole amount, to
compare one thing with another, etc. (J, 1974)
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FIRST CHRISTMAS TREE, THE
177
Filmed in the Bavarian Alps, the story of a toymaker, late coming
home from selling his wares on Christmas Eve, and his children who
put candles on an evergreen to guide him through the woods. (C,
1971)
FISH
587
Illustrates characteristics shared by more than 20,000 species of
fish bony skeletons, gills, scales, streamlined bodies and
cold-bloodedness. (C, 1985)
FIVE CHINESE BROTHERS, THE
383
Five identical brothers outwit the townspeople and save themselves
from a tragic demise with their ability to perform impossible feats.
(WW, 1958)
FLAG IS A SYMBOL, THE
853
All nations have flags, as do states, cities, and many organizations.
We see how the flag is a symbol and has special meanings for those
it represents. The American flag, the symbol for our country, is
designed to symbolize some things that are of particular importance
to us. We learn the symbolism of our flag's design; how its
development parallels the history of our nation; and basic flag
etiquette. (AH, 1983)
FOOD STORE, THE
774
Presents the story of a neighborhood store by describing the
shopping experiences of a mother and her two small children.
(EB, 1957)
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FREE PRESS VS. FAIR TRIAL BY JURY: THE SHEPPARD CASE
2670
A study of the trial of Dr. Sam Sheppard in 1954. Documentary
footage of key figures and re-enactment of the crime reveal the
conflict between freedom of the press and the rights of the
accused. (EB, 1969)
FREE TO BE..YOU AND ME (REV., COMBINATION OF 41,42, & 43)
44
Young people become involved in themselves as they explore such
life enhancing concepts as independence, peer and sibling
cooperation, and self-fulfillment. Songs and stories of a "Yes I Can"
world. (MH, 1974)
FREE TO BE...YOU AND ME (PART I)-FRIENDSHIP & COOPERATION
41
Songs and stories, starring Marlo Thomas, stresses selfawareness
for young people. (MH, 1974)
FREE TO BE...YOU AND ME (PART III) INDEPENDENCE
43
This fun-filled voyage of discovery stresses the theme of
independence. (MH, 1974)
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FREE TO BE...YOU AND ME (PART II) EXPECTATIONS
42
Situations in which young people might become involved, presented
musically by Marlo Thomas and Friends. (MH, 1974)
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53
FRENCH
QUESTAR III
FRENCH REVOLUTION: BASTILLE
2859
Shows what leads the common people of Paris to a desperate act of
violence, the storming of the Bastille setting is Paris, July 14,
1789. (LCA, 1970)
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FRENCH REVOLUTION: BIRTH OF A NEW FRANCE
2860
Follows the progression from Republic to dictatorship and
Napolean's ultimate consolidation of power. (EB, 1966)
FURNACE BROOK SITE
3002
One of the most significant recent discoveries in New York State.
Its origin dates back to 1300 A.D. and has been identified as one
of the transitional villages of New York Indians pre-dating the
foundation of the Iroquois. (WILSON MEDIA, 1984)
FUTURE SHOCK
2920
Provides a jarring look at our fast-approaching superelectronic future
artificial men, thinking machines, genetic engineering and the
startling implications these may hold for us. (MH, 1972)
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FRENCH REVOLUTION: DEATH OF THE OLD REGIME
2861
A review of French history from the reign of Louis XIV through the
formation of the National Assembly and adoption of the Constitution
of 1791. (EB, 1966)
FRENCH REVOLUTION: THE TERROR
2862
Covering the years 1791 through 1794, shows how France is
transformed from a monarchy into a tyrannical republic ruled by the
radical leader, Robespierre. (LCA, 1971)
2309
Reveals Freud's radical concept of the human personality, with the
confused ego torn between greedy id and rigid super-ego. (LCA,
1970)
FROG AND TOAD ARE FRIENDS
3115
Frog and Toad show the value of accepting personal difference in
friendship, and the importance of good communication and trust.
Also a lot of fun. (CH, 85)
FROG KING, THE
255
An adaptation of the fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm about the
princess who saves a prince trapped in the form of a frog. (D,
1969)
FROG ON HIS OWN
130
A new live-action, non-verbal film by Gary Templeton based on the
book by Mercer Mayer. Another in the "FROG" series. (BFA,
1989)
FROM SENTENCES TO PARAGRAPHS
306
Using introductory sentences, arranging sentences in a logical order,
catching the reader's interest all part of a good paragraph. (C,
1970)
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FROM WORDS TO SENTENCES
307
Demonstrates how "naming" words and "doing" words make
sentences when used together, and how "modifiers" add meaning
to them. (C, 1970)
FUN IN THE FOREST
640
An increasing number of people are using National Forests for
recreational use, and the forests will continue to yield these
pleasurable activities only if they are carefully managed. (UEVA,
1968)
FUNGI: THE ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
1382
Reveals growth, reproduction, various parts, harmfulness, and
usefulness as vital link in the cycle of life. (C, 1979)
FURIOUS FLYCYCLE, THE
384
Professor Mickimackis has a secret formula for making objects fly,
but is soon discovered by a mechanical genious named Melvin
Spitznagle. With his discovery he develops the "Furious Flycycle",
an airborne bicycle that helps him become a hero. (CH, 1980)
54
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GALAPAGOS, THE: DARWIN'S WORLD
2356
Discloses the diverse and unique biology of the volcanically formed
Galapagos Islands which were discovered by Charles Darwin and
provided the basis of his theory of evolution. (EB, 1971)
2610
The story of Galileo, the man and humanist, as well as Galileo, the
founder of modern experimental science. (LCA, 1970)
GANDHI, MAHATMA: SOUL FORCE
2789
The goal of Gandhi was independence for India, but his success in
the most popular colony in the world was followed by almost 100
possessions of Britian, France, the Netherlands and Belgium striving
for independence. (LCA, 1980)
GENETICS: CHROMOSOMES AND GENES
2385
Shows that differences in individuals of every plant or animal
species are traceable to the sperm and egg cells. (C, 1968)
GENETICS: FUNCTIONS OF DNA AND RNA
2386
Shows cellular mechanisms that make heredity possible. (C, 1968)
GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTH AMERICA: ARGENTINA, PARAGUAY,
URUGUAY (REV.)
1607
A visit to the capital cities, farm and ranches of the Piata-parana
River system a look at soccer, the favorite national pastime. (C,
1976)
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GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTH AMERICA: BRAZIL (REV.)
1608
Life in the cities Rio De Janiero, San Paulo, Brasilia tropical rain
forests of the Amazon Basin coffee and cacao plantations. (C,
1976)
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GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTH AMERICA: COUNTRIES OF THE ANDES
(REV.)
1609
The people, cultures and cities of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru and Chile
are seen in their modern settings against their ancient Inca and
historic Spanish background. (C, 1976)
GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTH AMERICA: FIVE NORTHERN COUNTRIES
(REV.)
1610
Some of the varying features of our closest South American
neighbors, oil-rich Colombia and Venezuela, Guyana, Surinam and
French Guiana. (C, 1976)
GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTH AMERICA: THE CONTINENT (REV.)
1611
A glimpse of the many countries and people of South America.
(C, 1976)
GEORGE WASHINGTON
1757
The true-life story of the patriot-soldier who became our first
President. (J, 1978)
Catalog
GRUESOME
GET READY, GET SET, GROW
960
16mm motion picture reel, PIJ, 15, C
A delightful introduction to the wonder of plant growth and basics
of gardening. The film combines live action of plant botany...to
produce a science lesson in how plants reproduce and how food is
grown; how plants and insects interact; and most of all how much it
is to garden. (BULL FROG, 1987)
GET THE MESSAGE
1795
Traces the development of communication techniques from the first
"ugh" to the astral chatter of the space age and concludes with the
basic implications of this "information explosion". (WD, 1971)
GETTING ALONG WITH OTHERS
47
Children put on a class play successfully when they have learned to
take turns, play fair and help one another. (C, 1963)
GOOD EATING HABITS
142
Shows how good eating habits contribute to more pleasant
mealtimes and better health. (C, 1973)
A GOOFY LOOK AT VALENTINE`S DAY
3109
16mm motion picture reel, PIJH, 10, C
Cupid helps Goofy to realize the significance of the day, to see how
Valentine symbols emerged, and how through the years people have
expressed their love on Valentine's Day. (WD, 85)
GRAVITY
890
The program first defines gravity, weight and what we mean by
"down" Astronauts in space demonstrate the effects of
weightlessness. Using animation, actual experiments, and examples
from everyday life, viewers see how gravity is used to do useful
jobs. (J, 1987)
GETTYSBURG: 1863
2722
Brings to life the battle for Little Round Top, Pickett's Charge and
President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. (CEF, 1974)
1450
Demonstrates how the force of gravity can be used to do work,
how gravity affects our daily lives and how it would affect a human
being in space or on other planets. (EB, 1960)
GHOST IN THE SHED
385
Farm family tries to ignore the slamming of a shed door, activated
by a dead peddler. All ends well when the skeleton is laid to
peaceful rest. (CH, 1980)
GRAY SQUIRREL
671
Illustrates seasonal activities of squirrels. (IEB, 1961)
GHOST OF CAPTAIN PEALE, THE
1228
16mm motion picture reel, I-S, C
Contains two important concepts metric measurement and
interpreting map scale.
Whimsical tale of a treasure map,
incompetent ghost and a clever little girl named Helen. (EB, 1975)
GREAT AMERICANS: MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
3003
In this powerful and emotion-filled film, three of Dr. King's closest
friends, plus his widow Coretta, voice their assessments of his
leadership in the civil rights movement. Using documentary footage
and photographs, the film traces Dr. King's nonviolent actions as
he commits his life to his cause. (EB, 1981)
GILLY, THE SALAMANDER
589
An orphan, Gilly grows up thinking he is really a too-long frog.
Finally, unable to bear the unkind jibes of the frogs, he leaves to
find his true identity. (C, 1976)
GREAT GATSBY (PART I)
2202
This film provides a significant historical perspective and penetrating
social analysis of American values. (O, 1979)
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GINGERBREAD MAN, THE
386
A story of a gingerbread man, who escapes everybody to avoid
being eaten, becomes the victim of a sly fox. (C, 1979)
GIRAFFE
216
Shows this animal as the tallest mammal, and his camouflage in the
bush country. Also, how and what they eat, how fast they run and
where they raise their families. (EB, 1971)
839
If you were a space-traveling creature and the first planet you saw
was earth, you might want to show people back home what the
planet looked like. You could make a small model that showed the
big land areas-continents-and make them lumpy where there were
mountains. (C, 1987)
GOING TO SCHOOL IS YOUR JOB 2ND ED.
52
Children are encouraged to work together, obey the rules, and
assume responsibility. (J, 1989)
GOLDEN DEER, THE
387
The story of what happens after the Little Princess of India dreams
of a golden deer and its lovely song, and the King offers a reward
for its capture. (C, 1974)
GOLDEN FISH, THE
388
The heart-warming story of a young boy who yearns for, and wins,
a goldfish he sees at a Paris street fair. (LCA, 1953)
GREAT GATSBY (PART II)
2203
Same as Pt. 1 (O, 1979)
GREECE
3215
16mm motion picture reel, H, 19, C
While illustrating the industries, agriculture and everyday pastimes
of the modern Greek people, this film also emphasizes the country's
role in the development of European civilization. (J, 1988)
GREEDY HANK'S BIG POCKET
390
Hank has a smock with a big pocket to put things in, even a big
drum. He tries to catch a bird and the drum gets stuck in the
doorway. A little girl frees him, all the toys fall out and Hank is
sorry he's been so greedy. (C, 1970)
GREEN EGGS AND HAM
278
"Things are not always what they might appear to be" is the
message cooked up in this creative tale by Dr. Seuss. (BFA,
1974)
GREENHOUSE
1165
A young boy works to repair an old man's greenhouse that he has
vandalized and slowly learns to appreciate the beauty he finds there.
(AB, 1973)
GRUESOME GRAY MONSTER, THE
5
Designed to sharpen perception and appreciation for colorthe
experiences of a young girl who goes to the castle of the Gruesome
Gray Monster to recover the colors he has stolen from the world.
(C, 1976)
55
HABITATS
QUESTAR III
HABITATS
3225
An entomologist joins Dr. Suzuki and the children as they examine
the home life of backyard insects. Macrophotography reveals the
details of a wasp's nest, the activity in an ant colony, a spider
family and many other creatures. (BEACON, 1987)
HAILSTONES AND HALIBUT BONES: PART I
309
From the poem of the same name, by Mary O'Neill, the film shows
how colors can convey "ways of feelings" (S, 1964)
HAILSTONES AND HALIBUT BONES:( PART II)
310
Illustrates the verses that make up the balance of the poem by Mary
O'Neill. Colors described in Part II are blue, gray, orange, purple and
brown. (S, 1968)
HALLOWEEN SAFETY
880
This film designed to warn children of the special dangers of
Halloween and to provide them with clear, complete, and persuasive
instructions on how to avoid these hazards. (CEF, 1977)
HAUNTED MOUTH, THE
1006
The importance of regular visits to the dentist, and how to brush
and floss properly A unique approach to preventive dentistry.
(ADA, 1974)
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HAVE A SNACK!
143
Hairy's hungry. Fumble and the children come to his rescue with a
tempting assortment of nutritious snack foods. (EB, 1972)
HAWAII: POLYNESIA IN THE U. S. A.
1519
Explores the contrasting life in Hawaii today, set against the
historical past of its discovery by Captain Cook, the reign of
Kamehameha, and the early missionaries. (MCM, 1972)
HEALTH: TOOTHACHE OF THE CLOWN
148
The need for regular dental care is shown in this charming story
about a sad clown with a toothache. (EB, 1972)
HEART, THE: ATTACK
2057
Major causes of heart attack in America examined in detail
demonstrates the interlocking roles of diet, smoking, exercising,
stress and heredity. (CRM, 1972)
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HALLOWEEN SURPRISES
3034
Mickey and his friend Beth learn the answers to Halloween safety,
such as wearing safe Halloween costumes, trick or treating in
groups, having an adult check all treats before eating them. (WD,
1989)
HANSEL AND GRETEL
279
The Woodcutter, Hansel and Gretel, the Green Witch, and the forest
creatures come to life in this well-known Grimms'folk tale. (BFA,
1955)
HARE AND THE TORTOISE, THE (2ND ED)
391
Fable by Aesop in which a sly fox lays out the course for a race; a
wise old owl is judge; and the steady tortoise finally defeats the
hare. Real animals play the roles. (EB, 1950)
392
Based on the book of same title, the adventures of a little boy who
draws his way in and out of trouble. (WW, 1969)
1717
"On-the-spot" reports one of Harriet Tubman's most dangerous trips
leading a group of four slaves out of Maryland. (BFA, 1972)
HARRIET TUBMAN AND THE UNDERGROUND RAILR
3004
16mm motion picture reel, IJS
HARRY COMES HOME
3297
The Dobson family finds Harry in the dog pound and reluctantly
agrees to take him home. Harry immediately gets into trouble with
the Dobson's next-door neighbor and her cat, Isabel. When Mrs.
Hildebrand's piano accidentally rolls off the delivery truck and heads
into traffic with the cat trapped inside, Harry charges to the rescue!
Harry's heroic actions save Isabel, if not the piano! The Dobson's
decide to keep their little hero but only if Harry can behave
himself! For Harry, that won't be easy. (BARR, 1991)
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HARRY THE DIRTY DOG
87
That famous dirty dog Harry comes to life in this remarkable live
action adaptation of Gene Zion's ever popular children's book.
(BARR, 1987)
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HAUNTED HOUSE, THE
196
What happens when three children explore the inside of a rumored
haunted house. Motivates children to describe and write their own
endings. (EB, 1971)
56
HEAVY AND LIGHT
692
Introduces the concept of weight, stressing both relative terms and
the use of standard units to determine how much things weigh.
(C, 1974)
HELEN KELLER
1759
Through the story of Helen Keller's unique education the film
teaches the lesson that no person is incapable of being helped and
that the greatest contribution any person can make is to help
another reach his potential. (MH, 1969)
HELICOPTER HELPERS
747
Using "egg beaters" for propellers, they perform work that cannot
be done by any other method of transportation. (BFA, 1969)
HELICOPTER RIDE!
748
Share in the adventure of a fascinating helicopter ride, learn about
helicopters, pilots, and their work. (C, 1979)
HIBERNATION AND OTHER FORMS OF DORMANCY
1282
Shows how various animals adjust to their environment during the
winter months. (EB, 1962)
HOMES AROUND THE WORLD
819
How the kinds of homes in different type regions of the world
depend upon the climate and materials available for building. (C,
1963)
HOOBER-BLOOB HIGHWAY, THE
280
A cleverly animated Dr. Seuss film. Explores not only realistic, but
imaginary problems and pleasures humans must face and allows a
"space creature" to determine if it would be fun to be a human.
(BFA, 1975)
HOPPY, THE BUNNY
217
Hoppy leaves the deep woods to see life on a farm. Background for
reading. (C, 1953)
HOT AND COLD
693
Step-by-step induction leads to finding freezing point and boiling
point, creating a demonstration thermometer, and seeing more exact
ways of measuring the temperature of things. (C, 1973)
Catalog
HOUSEFLY, THE
1285
Portrays the habits and life history of the common housefly and the
ways in which it is a menace to health. (EB, 1982)
HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW
1734
Dramatizes the complex legislative process a bill must follow
through the halls of Congress with a delightful animated character
named "Bill". (UPA, 1975)
HOW ANIMALS LIVE IN WINTER
672
Introduces such concepts as migration, hibernation, and protective
coloration. (C, 1956)
HOW BEAVER STOLE FIRE
394
Offers children a lively explanation of the origin of fire through the
recreation of an American Indian myth. (ACI, 1972)
HOW BIG WERE THE DINOSAURS?
3120
Wondercats observations lead him on an archeological dig where he
learns that dinosaurs come in all size. (C, 86)
HOW FLOWERS MAKE SEEDS
1385
A close-up examinaton of the lily flower identifies the parts of a
flower and shows us how they function in the production of seeds.
(C, 1963)
HOW LEVERS HELP US
694
Shows the three parts of a lever and demonstrates how various
levers help to move things more easily, or farther and faster. (C,
1970)
HOW LIGHT HELPS US
695
Follows two boys as they learn how light helps us see things as it
bounces off objects, passes through them or is given off by them.
(C, 1972)
HOW PLANTS HELP US
593
Observing plants, Steve discovers how people are dependent upon
plants for their food and clothing, for wood, paper, rubber and many
other common articles in their daily lives. (C, 1954)
HOW RAMPS HELP US
696
Presents familiar examples to clarify the usefulness of different
kinds of ramps, including those that are straight, curved, spiralled,
steep, gentle, stationary, moving or notched. (C, 1970)
HOW SIMPLE MACHINES MAKE WORK EASIER
697
A seesaw and a slanted board lead beginners in science to an
understanding of what a simple machine is. (C, 1964)
HOW THE ANIMALS DISCOVERED CHRISTMAS
178
When the forest animals discover an injured bluebird that can't fly
south for the winter, they move him into Grumble the Bear's warm
cave and contribute food for the winter. As the animals wonder
how to store the food, Velvet the Fawn remembers seeing humans
decorate a Christmas tree. So with the beaver's help, they choose
a tree and hang all the food from its branches. (C, 1983)
HOW THE BEAR LOST HIS TAIL
265
A non-verbal film using puppet animation about a wily fox who
teaches a bear how to catch fish with his own tail. (MH, 1970)
HOW THE ELEPHANT GOT HIS TRUNK
395
Animates one of Kipling's stories about a young elephant who learns
the price and reaps the rewards of curiousity. (LCA, 1970)
HUMAN
HOW THE FIRST LETTER WAS WRITTEN
312
In an animated version of Kipling's "Just-So-Story", shows the
adventures of written communication through a story of a cave girl
who writes the world's first letter. (LCA, 1970)
396
Aided by all his friends, Mole goes through the stages of combing,
spinning and weaving, etc., until he has trousers. (P, 1974)
HOW THE WHALE GOT HIS THROAT
397
Uses one of Kipling's "Just So" stories to describe how the whale
got such a large throat but can only eat tiny fish. (LCA, 1970)
HOW TO BE A FRIEND
954
An exploration of the characteristics of true friendship "The only
way to have a friend is to be one." (AH, 1977)
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HOW TO DIG A HOLE TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD
698
16mm motion picture reel, P, C
An amazing journey from top soil to limestone thru the granite to
the geyers, from the basalt into molten core. (LC, 1981)
HOW WE KNOW THE EARTH MOVES (REV.)
1452
Explains the Foucault Pendulum, and involves students in a
demonstration that illustrates star shift. (BFA, 1977)
HUDSON RIVER
1787
Chronicles life along a great river from antiquity to modern times;
features folk culture and fine arts associated with the Hudson
traces impact of European civilization emphasizes efforts to clean
up and preserve the river. (BG, 1979)
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1788
The Hudson has seen many moments of American history and
known many great men.
At one point, if pollution and
industrialization remained unchecked, it might have been destroyed,
but programs have been scheduled to preserve this historic river.
(BFA, 1969)
HUMAN BODY, THE: CIRCULATORY SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
2391
Close-ups of the key processes and organs of the circulatory
system. (C, 1980)
HUMAN BODY, THE: EXCRETORY SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
2392
Presents a step-by-step study of the structure and functions of the
system. (C, 1980)
HUMAN BODY, THE: MUSCULAR SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
2393
The structure and function of the three types of muscle tissue, and
the role of nerve impulses in muscular contraction. (C, 1980)
HUMAN BODY, THE: NERVOUS SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
2394
Basic functions and organs of the system, various neurons which
compose the organs, and principal areas of the brain. (C, 1980)
HUMAN BODY, THE: NUTRITION AND METABOLISM
2395
Five classes of chemical substances in natural foods, essential to
body growth and repair. (C, 1962)
HUMAN BODY, THE: REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
2396
Presents a clear and objective description of the human productive
system. It is recommended that this film be shown to boys and
girls in separate groups. (C, 1980)
57
HUMAN
QUESTAR III
HUMAN BODY, THE: RESPIRATORY SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
2397
This film locates and describes the organs of the respiratory system.
(C, 1980)
IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED
959
To encourage the viewer to persevere until a job or task is
successfully completed. (FFC, 1976)
HUMAN BODY, THE: SENSE ORGANS
2398
Common experiences provide the framework for an overview of the
sensory receptors. (C, 1965)
IF YOU WANT TO DANCE:
3146
16mm motion picture reel, IJH, 14, C
A dramatic film about an unwed teenage boy and girl faced with the
consequences of an unplanned pregnancy.
One of the main
objectives is to impress upon boys that pregnancy is not just a girl's
problem. (NEW DIMENSION, 83)
HUMAN BODY, THE: SKELETON (2ND ED.)
2399
This film explains the most important aspects of the human
skeleton. (C, 1980)
I'M FEELING ALONE
64
A series of situations in which children feel lonely helps children to
talk about and understand their own feelings. (CH, 1974)
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NOVEL SERIES: HUMANITIES: THE NOVEL WHAT IT IS
2232
Common elements to all novels are discussed by Clifton Fadiman.
(Lesson 1) (EB, 1962)
−
HUNTERS, THE (PART I)
1564
A study of life culture of primitive African Bushmen as portrayed
through the experiences of four Aborigines and the giraffe which
they hunt on the Kalahari Desert. (FI, 1957)
HUNTERS, THE (PART II)
1565
Same as Pt 1 (FI, 1957)
I AM HOW I FEEL
59
Stimulates children to think about their feelings, and to realize that
how and what they feel is part of what "I am". (CH, 1975)
I AM HOW I LOOK
60
Stimulates children to think about who they are, to learn that
differences are important and their own uniqueness is a special gift.
(CH, 1975)
I AM JOE'S HEART
3187
16mm motion picture reel, IH, 25, C
This film features dramatic vignettes from Joe's daily life which
demonstrate the risk factors of coronary artery disease. (PYR,
1988)
I AM WHAT I KNOW
61
Film helps children gain awareness and understanding of
themselves, are assured about their "differences". They are offered
encouragement in liking themselves and in discovering ways to like
themselves better. (CH, 1975)
I CAN DO IT!
62
When Lina accidentally damages the star puppet in her
grandfather's upcoming puppet show, she undertakes the difficult
task of fixing it. (C, 1979)
I KNOW AN OLD LADY WHO SWALLOWED A FLY
517
The presentation of an old favorite, sung and played by Burl Ives.
(IFB, 1966)
I WANT .....YOU WANT
3117
An animated film about a little boy who had one very bad habit he
always said "I want" and before long he had no friends. (BARR,
77)
I'M NO FOOL WITH ELECTRICITY NEW EDITION
538
Jiminy Cricket hosts the film drawing the attention of students with
his lively song. In the new live-action segment, Gepetto explains to
Pinocchio the many things electricity does, but stresses it is a
power that needs to be respected. Pinocchio learns from his father
about electrical safety indoors and out, and that electrical safety
travels through conductors such as metal, water, and living things.
Insulators like rubber, plastic and glass are also discussed. (WD,
1988)
I'M NO FOOL WITH FIRE
539
Outlines the causes of fire, its dangers and some advantages that
the controlled use of fire has made possible. Jiminy Cricket
concludes with some basic rules for fire safety. (WD, 1956)
IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE, THE: THE LONG LONG JOURNEY
1767
Over 35 million people in the century between 1820 and 1920
wanted to come to America. The problems and dreams of new
immigrants to America are dramatized through this story of one
turn-of-the-century Polish family. (LCA, 1973)
IMMIGRATION
2730
Traces the influx into this country from the beginnings of the
westward movement for a manifest destiny.
It shows the
contributions made by these new citizens as well as the resistance
of some of the country's original population to their presence.
(MH, 1968)
IN CASE OF FIRE
1048
Illustrates the way in which fire drill lessons can save lives in fire
emergencies at school, at home and in a crowded theater. (EB,
1959)
INCREDIBLE CAT TALE, THE
218
16mm motion picture reel, p-I, 22, C
Filmed without narration, centers around the cat's pursuit of her
kittens, who have been trapped in a cart which is taking them
across the country.PREVIEW FIRST IF USING WITH PRIMARY
GRADES (LCA, 1973)
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IN ENGLAND, THE
2852
Dramatizes the changes which took place in England during the
nineteenth century. (EB, 1966)
−
398
Knowing nothing about the changing of seasons until a salesman
tries to sell her four "enchanted" paintings, Ida learns to accept the
positive and negative when the paintings come to life. (LCA,
1980)
58
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, THE: BEGINNINGS IN THE UNITED
STATES
2731
The film traces the explosive growth of the Industrial Revolution in
the United States. (EB, 1968)
INFORMATION PROCESSING
2310
What can you learn from a cocktail party? Watch. (MH, 1971)
Catalog
LANDS
INNOCENT YEARS, THE 1901-1908 (PART I)
2744
Shows a vigorous young America changing from a rural to an
industrial society. (MH, 1965)
JOAN AVOIDS A COLD
150
A boy violates the rules of good health and catches a cold. Joan
follows the rules and avoids one. (C, 1964)
INNOCENT YEARS, THE 1908-1914 (PART II)
2745
SAME AS PT. I (MH, 1965)
JOINTS LET YOU BEND
523
Joints work like hinges to permit the parts of the body to move.
(EB, 1972)
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INSECTS AND THEIR HOMES
596
Explores the cocoon, ant colony and the many differt places and
materials used by insects for homemaking. (C, 1967)
1766
A boy grows to manhood and finds life completely revolutionized by
new machines. (C, 1956)
IRISH BOY: THE STORY OF SEAN
1635
Introduces the geography and life styles of Ireland in a story about
Sean O'Connor and his family. (EB, 1973)
ITS ABOUT TIME!
700
Sometime or another we all have wished the day could start over.
Time is linked to many natural occurences and is discovered to be
essential to our lives. (NGS, 1982)
IT'S YOUR DECISION
1990
Follows the progress of decision making by using human problems
familiar to most teenagers. (DD, 1976)
399
An old English tale of a boy who becomes greedy, takes one too
many chances, and barely escapes the Ogre! (BFA, 1977)
2216
The contrast between nature's appearance and reality is captured
powerfully in this film. (BFA, 1975)
2713
Andrew Jackson's presidency a turning point in American history.
(LCA, 1971)
−
2714
The story of Jackson's years in office. (LCA, 1971)
JAPANESE BOY THE STORY OF TARO
822
Shows a Japanese home and school, revealing the attitudes,
customs, and problems of a farm family. (EB, 1963)
−
JAZZ AGE, THE (PART I)
2746
Early sequences depict the aftermath of administration and the film
ends with the abrupt termination of an era with the stock market
crash. Covers years 1919-1929. (MH, 1965)
JAZZ AGE, THE (PART II)
2747
SAME AS PT. I (MH, 1965)
JEWISH-AMERICAN
1769
16mm motion picture reel, I-S, 26
A moving narrative of the Jewish experience in America how they
overcome the problems of a new homeland. (MF, 1974)
−
JINGLE BELLS
179
A musical celebration of Christmas past, present and future. (C,
1980)
JULIUS CAESAR
2832
From the Shakespeare Series Act II, Scene II (Excerpt). Because
of dreams and supernatural signs, Calfurnia persuades Caesar not to
go to the Senate, but Decius Brutus arrives and persuades him to
go. Act IV, Scene III (Excerpt) During a lull in the battle, Brutus
rebukes Cassius and the two have a bitter quarrel but they are
reconciled and renew their friendship. (IFB, 1974)
−
JUMPY, THE GRASSHOPPER
597
We share Jumpy's delightful little world, from his hatching in the
ground to his final molt and the discovery that he can fly. (C,
1973)
JUST JOKING
962
Helps children realize that "jokes" can often hurt others if the joker
is not sensitive to their feelings, and that there is a real difference
between "good clean fun" and ridicule or cruelty. (NIT, 1973)
3236
Would it be better if juveniles were treated as adults, subject to
criminal sanctions, but at least granted such basic Constitutional
rights as bail and trial by jury. (BARR, 1974)
KIDS AND ALCOHOL DON'T MIX
884
16mm motion picture reel, PIJ, 14, C
Fat Albert and the gang have a new friend named Peter who used to
be a pretty good soccer player before alcohol changed him.
(BARR, 85)
KIDS AND DRUGS: THE REASON WHY
151
Todays students feel a great deal of peer pressure to experiment
with drugs and alcohol.
This contemporary film encourages
youngsters to make their own decisions while showing them how
they can have fun and win. (WD, 1984)
KING AND THE NIGHTINGALE, THE
400
Based on Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale, this story expresses
the true value of genuine things. (DD, 1974)
673
Not knowing about autumn and winter, Ladybug goes through the
forest, finds out about winter habits of other insects and animals,
and finally finds a safe place to live until spring. (C, 1976)
LAND OF THE FRIENDLY ANIMALS
402
Narrated, together with visuals of the animals, the people and the
Islands. Four children introduce us to some fascinating animal
friends: finches, herons, huge tortoises, iguanas and sea lions
wandering over an island in the Galapagos Archipelago. The animals
lack the fear of man and become playmates for the children. (EB,
1972)
LANDS AND WATERS OF OUR EARTH
718
Jimmy becomes aware of the many kinds of land and water forms
of the surface of our earth during a family picnic at a scenic spot.
(C, 1956)
59
LASER
QUESTAR III
LASER LIGHT
2617
What lasers are, how they work, the light they produce, how they
are being used and how they may be used in the future. (SA,
1968)
1614
This film provides information about Latin American countries.
Covers a broad range of topics, including the people, culture,
religion, geography and more. Latin America is increasingly gaining
world attention. Headlines tell part of the story, but there is an
underlying realization that there is a lot more to it. (MH, 1982)
LEARNING
2311
We all have a lot to learn. This film shows how people, fish, birds,
dogs, and politicians do it. (MH, 1971)
LEARNING ABOUT CELLS
1370
Students examine basic cell structure, witness the miracle of cell
division and observe the cell specialization found in higher life forms.
(EB, 1976)
LEARNING ABOUT HEAT (2ND ED.)
1416
Through elaborate demonstration interwoven with animated
episodes, discusses the molecular basis of heat friction, changes of
state in gases, solids and liquids, the movement of heat through
radiation, convection and conduction. (EB, 1975)
LEARNING ABOUT LIQUIDS, SOLIDS AND GASES
701
16mm motion picture reel, PI, 11
Children explore the properties of matter, finding out things about
shape, mass, and weight. (ACI, 76)
LEARNING ABOUT SOLAR ENERGY
702
Children find ways to heat water for an outdoor shower, cook a
hamburger in a miniature solar furnace, experiment to see whether
dark or light clothes are cooler in hot weather. (ACI, 1975)
LEARNING TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS (2nd Ed)
73
Through humorous, amiable animation, kids are stimulated to
practice these skills: how to pay attention, fasten on key words
(who, what, when, where, why), making mental pictures, asking
questions, following sequences. (C, 1983)
LEARNING TO READ MAPS
840
A mime playing a clown helps a young viewer understand how maps
are useful; how maps are pictorial representations of real places;
how physical features are represented as symbols on a map; how to
find directions without a compass and how to calculate the distance
to a destination. (EB, 1980)
LEARNING WITH YOUR SENSES
651
16mm motion picture reel, P, 11
This film shows how each of our senses gives us a different kind of
information and how all five of our senses can be used together to
bring us more knowledge and appreciation of the world around us.
(C, 67)
403
If history has added some amiable exaggerations to the facts about
this gentle wanderer, they've only served to re-emphasize the
qualities of love and faith which made the story of Johnny
Appleseed and this film a perennial favorite.
(WD, 1958)
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−
197
Narrated by John Carradine, a classical American folktale explodes
into life as the lanky figure of Ichabod Crane clatters into view.
(BOSUSTOW, 1972)
60
1862
Life and work of the man who exemplified the spirit of the
Renaissance. (EB, 1957)
LET'S LEARN TO PREDICT THE WEATHER
1470
Pupil-observation of weather facts: the significance of barometer
readings, wind direction, and cloud formation. (C, 1962)
LET'S MAKE UP A STORY
314
If you will use your imagination, you can be anyone, go anywhere,
do anything. All you need is a location, characters and an ending.
How does it end? Use your imagination. (C, 1973)
LET'S MEASURE: USING CENTIMETERS, METERS AND KILOMETERS
486
Two youngsters go on a metric measuring spree, measuring enough
everyday lengths to appreciate centimeter, meter and kilometer
units. (C, 1976)
LET'S MEASURE: USING GRAMS AND KILOGRAMS
487
A boy and girl weigh many common objects, as well as themselves,
and discover basic ideas about metric weight measurement. (C,
1976)
LET'S MEASURE: USING MILLIMETERS AND LITERS
488
A young boy and girl find an old witch's cookbook and decide to try
a metric recipe. (C, 1976)
LET'S MEASURE: USING STANDARD UNITS
489
Jimmy learns that to measure anything, units of the same size must
be used, and that there are standard units, such as inches and
pounds. (C, 1970)
LET'S SHARE WITH OTHERS
76
We see the different ways of sharing, when we should and should
not share, and the benefits of sharing. (C, 1968)
LEWIS AND CLARK JOURNEY, THE
1704
Narrative from original "Journals" describes the expediation . (C,
1968)
LIFE IN A DROP OF WATER
1290
In the tiny world of a drop of water we discover the simplest plants
and animals. we see these tiny organisms carrying on the basic
processes of moving, reacting, getting food and reproducing. (C,
1973)
1520
Filmed in Nantucket, Mystic and New York's South Street Seaport,
shows details of shipbuilding, sailmaking and rope making. (ACI,
1976)
LIFE IN THE THIRTIES (PART I)
2748
The critical years of the early 30's and the leadership of Franklin D.
Roosevelt. (MH, 1965)
LIFE IN THE THIRTIES (PART II)
2749
SAME AS ABOVE 2749 (MH, 1965)
LIFE ON THE TUNDRA
1615
Studies the tundra regions of the Canadian Arctic.
Reveals
activities of nesting birds, musk oxen, and caribou. (EB, 1965)
Catalog
LOOK
LIGHT SCIENCE: YOU CAN DO IT!
3244
Reflections and refraction are explained and demonstrated, the
accompanying learning guide includes instructions for three simple
experiments with light. (EB, 1986)
LITTLE TOM THUMB
281
Little Tom Thumb becomes a hero saving himself and his six
brothers, and returning home with treasures and magic boots.
(EBE, 1969)
LILITH SUMMER, THE
3123
Ellen, age eleven, agrees reluctantly to be a companion and helper
to seventy-seven-year old Lilith. Ellen and Lilith overcome their
initial resentments and develop a sincere affection for one another.
Ellen learns from Lilith about honesty, generosity, gentleness, and
about breaking step occasionally, and Lilith feels truly needed.
(AIMS, 85)
LITTLEST ANGEL, THE
185
To the gates of Heaven came a small and lonely little angel who,
though he tried hard to be as good as an angel should be, just
couldn't stay out of trouble. (C, 1950)
LINCOLN'S LAST DAY
2724
The significance of his assasination for a nation entering
Reconstruction. (MH, 1969)
LION
220
Shows the lion as he eats, sleeps and plays with female and cubs in
his natural habitat. Lions live in groups called prides, hunt wild
beasts and can weigh up to 500 pounds. (EB, 1971)
316
In this all-new animated film, the mysterious disappearance of the
king's best jewel provides an entertaining investigation into the art
of listening. (C, 1989)
180
A forlorn little donkey comes to realize that by doing his best, he
can make his own special contribution. He's sold to a man named
Joseph. At the climax of this heartwarming Christmas story, the
little burro witnesses the joyous nativity scene. (LCA, 1979)
LITTLE DRUMMER BOY, THE
181
The story of Aaron, his magic way with his drum, and his selfless
love. (WW, 1971)
LITTLE ENGINE THAT COULD, THE
404
This classic teaches us that there are many things we can do if we
say I think I can. (C, 1963)
−
183
The beautiful but tragic story of the little girl who tries without
success to sell her matches on New Year's Eve. (C, 1978)
182
Hans Christian Andersen's classic tale of a young girl's tragic
encounter with people's selfishness is retold in this animated film.
(BFA, 1976)
LITTLE RED HEN, THE
266
A charming combination of miniature settings and a live chicken in a
unique retelling of the famous fable. (C, 1950)
−
LIVING IN THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES: URBAN COMPLEX
1521
Together, N.Y., Pa., N.J., Delaware, Maryland, and W.Virginia
contain more than one quarter of the nation's population, with many
urban centers reflecting the essence of modern metropolitan life.
(C, 1974)
LIVING IN THE MIDWESTERN STATES: tHE NATION'S HEARTLAND
1522
Covers the states of Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin
how transportation, manufacturing, marketing and farming are
integrated to create a highly productive industrial and agricultural
region. (C, 1974)
−
LIVING IN THE NEW ENGLAND STATES: BIRTHPLACE OF A NATION
1523
The people of Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Connecticut, and Rhode Island live amid reminders of American
history and tradition. Shows some of the changes from colonial
times to the resort and commercial region of today. (C, 1974)
LIVING IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN STATES: CHANGING FRONTIER
LANDS
1525
The people of Mont., Idaho, Wy., Col., Utah and Nevada live in a
region of spectacular natural beauty. Mountains, deserts, salt flats
and glaciers make this one of the nation's majectic areas. (C,
1974)
LIVING IN THE SOUTHERN STATES: HISTORIC LANDS, NEW IDEAS
1526
Va., Ky., Tenn., N.C., S.C.,Ga., Florida, Ark., Ala., Miss., and La.,
share a splendid heritage of American History. (C, 1974)
LIVING IN THE SOUTHWESTERN STATES: GROWTH IN THE DESERT
1527
The climate and vast open spaces of the Southwest continue to
attract new residents at a phenominal rate to Ariz., N. M., Okla.,
and Texas. (C, 1974)
LIVING IN THE PLAINS STATES: MEAT AND GRAIN
1524
From raising livestock to processing food, feeding the nation is the
main business of N. D., S. D., Neb., Kansas, Minn., Iowa, and
Missouri. (C, 1974)
LIVING IN THE UNITED STATES
1528
From Hawaii to New England, Alaska to the south, this sweeping
overview of the nation, its people and work introduces each of the
nine groupings of states. Emphasis is on human geography. (C,
1974)
257
A fully animated, up-beatversion of the classic folktale with a few
new twists added to the plot. (C, 1978)
LONGHOUSE PEOPLE
1776
The life and religion of the Longhouse People. We see how the
Iroquois of today still maintain a bind with his proud past. (NFBC,
1951)
LITTLE SHEPHERD AND THE FIRST CHRISTMAS, THE
184
This is the tender story in beautiful animation of one of the
shepherds, an orphan boy, who followed a star and the gift he
brought to Bethlehem. (C, 1976)
LOOK IN THE ANSWER BOOK
321
In this "musical" film children learn that answers to their many
questions are held in the "Answer Book" -represented by all books
in a library. (EB, 1972)
61
LOOKING
LOOKING AT BIRDS (REV.)
3248
The tiny sparrow is related to an ancient dinosaur, the great flying
pterodactyl. This review of the physical and behavioral traits of
birds ventures from the tropics to the Arctic. (EB, 1987)
LOOKING INTO THINGS (USING SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS)
703
We find out how some common scientific instruments are used to
extend our senses. (J, 1979)
LOON'S NECKLACE
258
The legend of how the loon received the white ring around his neck.
(EB, 1949)
LOST PIGEON
1169
A young boy finds an injured homing pigeon and nurses him back to
health. (AB, 1974)
LOUISIANA PURCHASE-KEY TO A CONTINENT
1705
Tells the story of Jefferson's purchase of the Louisiana Territory.
(EB, 1955)
LUNCHROOM GOES BANANAS, A
79
With the help of clever animation, the food in the lunchroom comes
to life and has gone on strike to protest the poor lunchroom
manners of the students. (C, 1979)
LUNGS AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
1371
The structure and function of the human respiratory system,
explains the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide gases takes
place in the lungs. (EB, 1975)
LUNGS, THE: AN INSIDE STORY
2406
Air inside the lungs, what happens to it.
Using endoscopic
photography within a living human lung reveals the structure of our
lungs. (C, 1976)
LYING
268
Eddie returns from Florida with tales of him wrestling alligators.
When Eddie suggests the kids lie to their parents about things,
Eddie realizes from the kids that lying can spoil friendships. (MH,
1976)
MACBETH: THE POLITICS OF POWER: PT.I
2222
16mm motion picture reel
MACBETH: THE SECRET'ST MAN (PART III)
2224
The capacity for good and evil in the human heart sums up
Shakespeare's message in the play. (EB, 1964)
MACBETH: THE THEMES OF MACBETH (PART II)
2223
The paradox, contradictions and ambiguities of the play. (EB,
1964)
MAGNETS FOR BEGINNERS
704
Simple experiments show what materials magnets attract, what
poles are, and what a magnetic field is. (C, 1965)
MAGNETS! MAGNETS
444
A playful film that gives youngsters a basic introduction to magnets.
While the easy-to-follow narration explains the facts, the film grabs
young viewer's attention by demonstrating what magnets do.
(BARR, 1989)
62
QUESTAR III
MAKING CHANGE
491
Teaches the identification of coins and counting moneyaided by a
magical figure, Mr. Moneykeeper. (BFA, 1977)
MAKING CHANGE FOR A DOLLAR
492
Ka-Ching, the cash register, comes to life and teaches Chris the
value of each coin and how to add coins together to make change
for a dollar. (C, 1978)
MAKING HAIKU
1110
Children's drawings coupled with youngsters spontaneously reading
their own poems explain how to write in this concise poetic form.
(EB, 1972)
MAKING THE THINGS WE NEED
1256
To produce even a simple product, a complex division of labor is
often required. This film explains that workers can be divided into
two groups: those who provide goods and those who provide
services. The division of labor needed to make products and
services available is shown step-by-step. (EB, 1990)
MAMMALS
1295
Using examples both common and uncommon, the film identifies
those characteristics that set mammals apart from all other animals.
(NG, 1979)
MAMMALS (Revised)
1296
In the structure of their bodies and the size of their brains, mammals
are the most highly developed animals on earth. From examples of
three mammal groupsegg laying, marsupial and placental-viewers are
introduced to their differences in the development and parental care
of their young. (C, 1986)
MAMMALS WITH HOOFS
1298
A broad survey of hoofed mammals, the eventoed (like hippos, pigs
and deer) and odd-toed (like rhinos and horses), their diets, feeding
habits, special adaptations and usefullness. (C, 1977)
1190
Ancient legends and writings pertaining to Nessie, the Lochness
Monster interviews with citizens, scientists even a hypothetical
one with Nessie. (WD, 1977)
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−
MANNERS IN PUBLIC
84
While watching the behavior of Tommy's older brother and his
friends in city stores, a movie, a restaurant and museum, viewers
decide which manners are best. (C, 1974)
A MAP FOR MR. MEEP
1151
Within the framework of this unique story about how Margaret and
Marsha teach the out-of-the-ordinary Mr. Meep about maps, the
audience will learn map basics, including how to read directions and
legends.
Once the basics are understood, a map of the
neighborhood is introduced. The same principles of map reading are
then extended to understand maps of towns, states, the country,
and the world. An entertaining way to learn about maps. (AH,
1986)
MAP SKILLS: RECOGNIZING PHYSICAL FEATURES
1538
Physical features such as gulf peninsula, island, strait, channel,
tributary, plain and plateau are defined, and basic principles of using
colors to show elevation are illustrated with models. (C, 1970)
MAP SKILLS: UNDERSTANDING LATITUDE
1539
Traces development of latitude in mapmaking, shows relationship
between latitude and climate and how to compare different places in
the world. (C, 1971)
Catalog
MEXICO
MAP SKILLS: UNDERSTANDING LONGITUDE
1540
Shows how meridians are drawn, how longitude and time are
related on the globe, and how to use longitude and latitude to
pinpoint the exact locations of places. (C, 1971)
MAP SKILLS: USING DIFFERENT MAPS TOGETHER
1541
Animated view of relationships between natural, social and political
features of the earth. (C, 1966)
MAP SKILLS: USING SCALE
1542
Shows how to use scales to estimate distances, the difference in
large-scale and small-scale maps, and how understanding scale is
essential in meaningful map reading. (C, 1971)
MAPS ARE FUN
841
How to prepare a map; including explanations of legend, scale, grid,
use of color, and types of maps. (C, 1963)
MAPS SHOW OUR EARTH
842
Helping his father plan a trip, Doug learns about the many things a
map shows; how colors and key symbols are used; and how maps
can be used together and related to the globe. (C, 1973)
MATH FOR BEGINNERS: ADDITION (3rd Ed)
493
An animated Calculating Kangaroo, whose curiosity takes her into
an engaging series of adventures and mis-adventures, gets us
thinking about numbers and their relationships in addition. (C,
1982)
MATH FOR BEGINNERS: MULTIPLICATION (3RD ED)
494
Calculating Kangaroo takes us to an animated underwater world
and, in spite of a series of harrowing delightful adventures, helps us
see multiplication as a way of finding out how many when you join
equal groups. (C, 1982)
MATH READINESS: THIS ONE WITH THAT ONE
495
Animated adventure, outlining basic concepts of one-to-one
correspondence. (C, 1974)
MATH READINESS: UP, DOWN, ALL AROUND
496
A clear and comical review of spatial directions left and right, up
and down, front and back. (C, 1974)
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MATH READINESS: WHICH GO TOGETHER
497
Fundamentals of set-building, illustrated by the grouping and
regrouping of various colored and shaped blocks. (C, 1974)
MATTER, MATTER, EVERYWHERE: HOW MATERIALS CHANGE
705
Youngsters explore ways of describing matter with the help of
familiar objects; learning how three states of matter differ from one
another. (C, 1970)
MAX'S CHRISTMAS
3168
Ruby can't get her little brother Max to go to sleep on Christmas
Eve. He wants to see Santa and doesn't understand why he can't
stay up. "BECAUSE" says Ruby, and the fun begins as Max sneaks
downstairs hoping to see Santa. (WW/CH, 1988)
ME A TEEN FATHER
1995
This film dramatizes the pressures, guilt, ambivalence, anguish and
anger of a teenage boy who has just learned that his girlfriend is
pregnant, and the choices they both must make. (CENTRON,
1980)
1815
The characteristics of a French feudal castle, and how the land
surrounding it was organized. (C, 1950)
MEANING OF THE PLEDGE, THE
855
Ben Murphy visits a typical grade class to find out what the
students think the pledge means. Some of the discussion is
surprising, but all of it provides real food for thought. (O, 1972)
MEASURE FOR TREASURE
3188
Measure For Treasure, Professor Einzeit confronts the concept of
measuring armed with paper clips, marbles, space aliens and other
objects he finds lying around his laboratory. He demonstrates how
to measure distance, mass, volume and time, and discusses the
differences between measuring and comparing. (MEDIA INC.,
1988)
MEASURE LENGTH THINK METRIC
1237
The importance of measuring length is explained and the standard
units of length are defined: meter, centimeter, millimeter, and
kilometer. (AB, 1974)
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MEASURE VOLUME THINK METRIC
1238
Common, everyday uses of volume measure are shown and the
standard units of volume defined: liter and milliliter. (AB, 1974)
−
MEASURE WEIGHT THINK METRIC
1239
Two girls visit a chemist to learn about the standard units of weight:
gram, milligram, and kilogram. Many uses of weight are shown and
the girls compare the weight of common things in their home.
(AB, 1974)
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MEASURING
498
Introduces the concept that all things can be measured in a variety
of ways. (MH, 1970)
MEASURING UNITS: AN INTRODUCTION
499
Shows and explains all of the basic units of measurement: length,
width, height, square and cubic. (BFA, 1967)
MEDIEVAL MIND, THE
2834
The Middle Ages has special tensions and conflicts conveyed to us
through reports adapted from men and women of the time. (EB,
1969)
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MEIOSIS: SEX CELL FORMATIONS
2525
Explains how meiosis, or the reduction division, occurs in the
formation of sex cells. (EB, 1963)
METHODOLOGY: THE PSYCHOLOGIST AND THE EXPERIMENTER
2312
Explores the basic rules or methods common to all research by
following two different experiments. Also basic statistical concepts
are defined. (MH, 1975)
1770
Shows the unique cultural achievements of their ancestors, and the
impact of their history and heritage on the United States today.
(HANDEL, 1970)
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MEXICO: FOUR VIEWS
1617
Through the eyes of Ramon, a farmer, Armando, a truck driver,
Luisa, a teacher, and Esterfano, a housing contractor, we get four
personal views of Mexico. (C, 1974)
63
MICKEYS
QUESTAR III
3007
16mm motion picture reel, PIS, 25, C
Introducing a new way to enjoy "A Christmas Carol". Mickey
returns to the screen for the first time in 30 years, starring as Bob
Cratchit, the overworked and underpaid employee of Ebenezer
Scrooge. Mickey is joined by Disney favorites Scrooge McDuck,
Goofy, Jiminy Cricket and Pete the Giant. Animated. (WD, 1984)
MIGRATION OF BIRDS
1299
Illustrates the yearly cycle of the Canada Goose follows a spring
flight to southern Canada, and closes with the migration back to the
mild Gulf climate. (EB, 1959)
−
1498
Investigates the structure and composition of minerals and describes
the methods and instruments used by mineralogists in analyzing
some of the nearly 3,000 identified mineral species. (EB, 1979)
MISS GOODALL AND THE WILD CHIMPANZEES
1300
Describes Jane Goodall and her studies as she observes and records
the activities of wild chimpanzees in Africa. (NG, 1965)
MITOSIS
2526
Illustrates the fundamental process of cell division in plant and
animal life. (EB, 1961)
MOCKINGBIRD, THE
2229
Based on the short story by Ambrose Bierce takes place in the
Civil War. (MCM, 1968)
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MOLE AND THE CHEWING GUM
221
Mole gets in a sticky situation with chewing gum so firmly that even
his animal friends can't get rid of it. (PH, 1976)
MOLE AND THE CHRISTMAS TREE, THE
98
16mm motion picture reel, PS, 6, C
The Mole celebrates Christmas with a traditional Christmas dinner,
presents and caroling with friends. (BFA, 1977)
419
Finding a shiny green stone, Mole is sure it must be a star, and he
and his friends strive to put it back in the heavens. (PH, 1972)
420
What happens when the lazy Hedgehog refuses to help our
kind-hearted Mole with his work. (PH, 1972)
421
Mole stumbles over a strange object, round and shiny, mounted on
a stick what is it? (PH, 1972)
−
422
Merriment ensues as Mole and his animal friends, finds some
traditional and unusual uses for this strange device he found an
umbrella. (PH, 1973)
−
MOLE AS A CHEMIST, THE
222
While digging a hole, the mole finds a storehouse heaped with
boxes. Opening one, mole discovers a chemistry set and excitedly
begins to play with it. (PH, 1980)
MOLE AS A GARDENER
418
When the automatic sprinkler goes awry, Mole and his friend Mouse
unite in an effort to fix the sprinkler and thereby save their flower
garden. (PH, 1974)
64
MOLE IN THE DESERT
223
Mole takes a helicopter ride that ends in a desert. Once there Mole
finds trouble, the land is covered with sand dunes that conceal
water deep underground which the desert animals need. Watch
mole as he attempts to help the animals. (PH, 1977)
MONEY IN THE BANK AND OUT
807
Children are borrowing and lending to learn the basic operations of a
bank. (CH, 1965)
MONKEY WHO WOULD BE KING, THE
424
When the mighty lion decides he is tired of being king, the monkey
snatches his crown, but it takes more than a crown to make a king.
(EB, 1957)
MOOMBEAM PRINCESS, THE
425
Charming story in animation of a princess who comes to earth and
leaves a gift of magic flowers. (C, 1967)
MOONPLAY
426
A small girl wishes for the moon which obligingly materializes it
then leads her on a fantastic chase that delights and mystifies.
(CH, 1977)
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MOOSE BABY
225
A simple wildlife story about the moose in terms of the ecological
relationships of his habitat, showing his development from birth to
maturity. (AB, 1966)
MORNING, NOON, AND EVENING
784
Using only two lines of introductory narration, this film beautifully
counterpoints city versus country environments. (AIMS, 1960)
MORNING ZOO
785
The early morning, pre-opening chores at a large zoo are seen
through the activities of a young girl zoo worker who arrives for her
tasks at the children's section. (FF, 1972)
MORRIS' DISAPPEARING BAG
186
Morris, the youngest child, is ignored on Christmas morning by his
brothers and sisters. They're not interested in his new bear. They
call him silly, too young, too little to share their toys. But suddenly
Morris discovers a present he has overlooked a disappearing bag.
(WW, 1982)
−
226
Morris, with huge antlers atop a small body, meets Balsam, a moose
with the opposite problem, and together they learn to transform a
weakness into an advantage. (WD, 1973)
MOTHER NECESSITY
856
Explores such inventions as the cotton gin, electric light, telegraph,
radio, automobile and airplane, and shows children how these
inventions have improved peoples' lives. (GA, 1978)
MOUSE ON THE MAYFLOWER, THE-PT.I
857
MOUSE ON THE MAYFLOWER, THE-PT.II
858
674
The story of a robin family from early spring to late fall shows the
fledglings born and growing up, the robin's daily habits. (C, 1978)
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Catalog
OLD
153
Utilizes color clay figure animation representing teeth, plaque,
bacteria, floss and brush to present information on nutrition and
dental health. (ADA, 1973)
NO TALKING
431
Lester, unable to say a word, still manages to buy a present for his
mother. Based on a Golden Book. (SS, 1972)
MUSICIANS IN THE WOODS, THE
428
Grimms' fairy tale of the animals who outwit a band of thieves and
gain a fortune. (C, 1962)
NOISY NANCY NORRIS
432
Read by Shirley MacLaine, a story about a noisy little girl whose
mother points out that there is a time and place for everything.
(Original story written by Mrs. Gaeddert of Canaan, NY) (MH,
1967)
MUST I/ MAY I
969
Helps children realize that freedom and responsibility are both part
of growing up. (NIT, 1973)
MYSTERY OF AMELIA EARHART,THE
1762
Covers the immediate events surrounding Amelia Earhart's
disappearance and the main elements that have contributed to that
mystery. (BFA, 1971)
NORTH AFRICA: THE GREAT SAHARA
1543
16mm motion picture reel, I-J-S, 15, C
Moving sand dunes, rocky plains, rugged plateaus, and mountains
are all part of the patchwork of deserts that comprise the vast
Sahara. It is an area which has seen the influence of nomad
Touregs, of Romans, of Arabs, and later, of European scientists,
explorers and priests. Viewers will examine the past, present and
future of the great region and its people. (C, 1988)
MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE AND ROME
1191
The stories of Ceres and Proserpina, Apollo and Daphne, and
Bellerophon and Pegasus are retold. (BFA, 1969)
NORTH AMERICA: ITS COASTLINES
1621
Traces the historic and economic roles of coastlines and shows the
different coastlines, how they form and how they slowly change.
(C, 1971)
2863
The last 100 days of Napolean Bonaparte, beginning with his escape
from the island of Elba and ending with his downfall in the smoke of
Waterloo. (LCA, 1970)
NORTH AMERICA: ITS MOUNTAINS
1622
Shows how the Appalachians and the Cordillera play a continuing
role in the economy and lives of the people of the continent. (C,
1972)
2864
This is a film about Napolean's rise to power and about the nature
and causes of dictatorship. (LCA, 1970)
NORTH AMERICA: ITS PLAINS AND PLATEAUS
1623
Shows the urbanization, agriculture and industry of these important
regions in relationship to the historical development and continuing
human use. (C, 1972)
NATIVE AMERICAN MYTHS
1173
American Indian folklore. Five animated myths of demons, sorcery
and Indian's love for mother earth. (EB, 1977)
NEIGHBORHOOD CHANGE
787
How neighborhoods change in character and population and what
this means to the people who live there. (C, 1972)
NORTH AMERICA: ITS RIVERS
1624
Surveys nine great rivers of the continent and their contribution to
the farming, recreation, transportation and hydroelectric power of
the North American people. (C, 1972)
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NERVOUS SYSTEM, THE (3RD ED.)
2383
Vivid color animation and rare micrographs of actual nerve cells help
viewers to visualize how the nervous system controls and
intergrates specific bodily activities. Describes the effects that
alcohol, drugs, and even caffeine have on the nervous system.
(EB, 1981)
NEW YORK STATE: A TREASURY OF HISTORY
1789
Historical treasures, monuments and battlefields from pioneer days
to the present. (MF, 1972)
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NIGHT AND FOG
2869
A brilliant and powerful film on the concentration camp world in all
its piercing and compelling truth.
(French narration English
subtitles) (MH, 1955)
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NORTH AMERICA: THE CONTINENT
1620
Describes the major physical regions, important surface features,
natural resources, climate, and use of the land. (C, 1966)
NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN LEGENDS
1192
The legends in this film represent the original stories of Indians in
three different geographical regions of North America. (BFA, 1973)
NOUNS, PRONOUNS, AND ADJECTIVES
1117
Defines the differences between common and proper nouns; shows
how the pronoun takes the place of a noun, and how adjectives
describe a noun. (BFA, 1961)
NUTCRACKER, THE
188
Music by P.I. Tchaikovsky. The heroin Marie, a serving girl, who
breaks the spell cast by the evil mouse queen to free her nutcracker
prince from his wooden prison. (AB, 1960)
NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS, THE
187
A lively reenactment of Clement Moore's classical poem, "A Visit
From St. Nicholas", with an original musical score, a 19th century
setting and authentic costumes. (EB, 1955)
OBSERVING AND DESCRIBING
706
Describing the scientific process of observing pointing out that
observing is more than seeing. (MH, 1970)
NO ACT OF GOD
2620
First, using spectacular animation, explains the principle of nuclear
fission and the breeder realtor, then a distinquished panel of experts
debate the pros and cons of nuclear energy. (NFBC, 1979)
OLD MOTHER HUBBARD AND HER DOG
433
How many remember what a merry chase the dog led the Old
Mother Hubbard to a baker, to a fishmonger, to an ale-house?
(MH, 1964)
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−
65
OLD
QUESTAR III
OLD WOMAN AND HER PIG, THE
434
The folk story of an ingenious old woman, who used a cat, a rat, a
rope, a butcher, an ox, water, fire, a stick, and a dog to make the
pig jump the stile. (MH, 1964)
OLD WOMAN IN A SHOE (REV)
502
Story done in tune with the familiar nursery rhyme. One to one
correspondence, counting to ten, and simple ways of expressing
addition. (C, 1980)
ON YOUR WAY TO SCHOOL
93
Through a collage of bright images, colors and textures, a girl winds
her way to school. Introduces a world of people, places and things
designed to increase children's awareness of their surroundings.
(MH, 1973)
ORBITAL SHAPES AND PATHS
3172
How is a satellite placed in a desired orbit? The film explores this
problem by illustrating how a satellite's shape, path, and a period
may be modified. Practical application of this procedure the
establishing of weather and communications satellites is
demonstrated as students are given a "satellite's eye view" of
various paths over the earth's surface which result from satellite
motion and rotation of the earth. (J, 1987)
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OUR SUN AND ITS PLANETS 2nd ED.
725
This film takes viewers on an imaginary trip through the solar
system, the planets' positions relative to the sun and each other are
discussed. The differences in days, seasons and years are revealed
as being responsive to orbital distance from the sun and the rate of
rotation for each of the planets. (C, 1989)
OUR WONDERFUL BODIES: MEDICINES, DRUGS AND POISONS
155
An introduction to common medicines and drugs and such simple
rules as the importance of reading labels and following doctor's
recommendations. (C, 1973)
OUR WONDERFUL BODY: HOW ITS PARTS WORK TOGETHER
652
Shows how important parts of the body work together to make
running, seeing, hearing and thinking possible. (C, 1968)
OUR WONDERFUL BODY: HOW WE BREATHE
653
A model of a lung shows how the diaphragm works and how the
body uses oxygen to breathe. (C, 1968)
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ORIGIN OF LIFE, THE
2358
16mm motion picture reel, S, C
Evidence supporting evolution of life in the primordial sea is basis for
the films content. An unusual feature is actual footage of scientists
who have been deeply involved in the sceintific investigations. Dr.
Stanley Miller who tested the theory in 1953 is now working on the
miniature amino acid analyzes seen in the film. (EB, 1969)
OUR CLOTHES
789
Examines the raw materials and the manufacturing process used to
make clothes. (IFB, 1977)
OUR COUNTRY'S FLAG 3RD ED.
859
Where did our flag come from? Patriotic puppet U.S. Eagle tells us
the full story. The thirteen original colonies flew the Union Jack
flag, a symbol of England. But when the American Revolution broke
out, the Union Jack was replaced by individual flags representing
the different Colonial armies. To unite the Colonies, the Grand
Union Flag was created for the War of Independence against
England. This, eventually, led to today's modern flag having
thirteen stripes , one for each Colonie and one star for each state.
(C, 1989)
OUR FAMILY WORKS TOGETHER (2nd Ed)
790
Harold and Harriet learn that things don't get done by themselves.
However, when everyone pitches in on the work, there's more time
left to play. (C, 1978)
OUR FEELINGS AFFECT EACH OTHER
1213
Our feeling often communicated through facial expressions, body
positions, and voice tones. These help us tell how others feel. Our
own feelings can change both by what others do and say, as well
as what we do and say. Understanding our own feelings and how
we show them helps us to understand and respect the feelings of
others. Appropriate ways to show strong feelings, including anger,
as well as suggestions for healthy expression of other feelings, are
given. (AH, 1984)
OUR MR. SUN (PART I)
1456
Combining cartoon animation, live action and stock film tells the
story of the sun and its affect on all the life on the earth.
(WAVE, 1956)
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OUR MR. SUN (PART II)
1457
Same as Pt. 1 (WAVE, 1956)
66
OUR WONDERFUL EARS AND THEIR CARE
654
On the day of the hearing test at school, Dick becomes very much
aware of his ears and the sounds he hears. (C, 1964)
OUR WONDERFUL EYES AND THEIR CARE
655
Stresses the importance of eyesight through Joel's experience in
having his eyes examined. (C, 1962)
OUR WONDERFUL SENSES
656
We learn how our five senses work alone and together, and the
unique capabilities of each. (AH, 1980)
PAKISTAN: MOUND OF THE DEAD
1818
One of the world's earliest civilizations. Answers the question of
how a complete civilization could disappear. (CEF, 1977)
PANAMA CANAL, THE (REV.)
1625
Traces the history of the Canal from its construction to the 1978
Treaty, explaining its operation, its system of locks, and its
significance to world transportation. (C, 1979)
PARAGRAPHS WITH RALPH AND STANLEY
1118
Combines the basic skills involved in writing a paragraph with a
motivational storyline. (BFA, 1979)
PARENTS: WHO NEEDS THEM?
96
A magic puppet makes Jimmy invisible so he can really see the
things his parents do for him. He discovers some ways to show his
appreciation. (C, 1973)
2241
Adventure and strong character development are combined in this
gripping story of a captured Union Spy, and a weary Confederate
general. (C, 1977)
PARTNERSHIP AMONG PLANTS AND ANIMALS
1344
Three types of plant and animal partnerships are explored those
between animals, between plants, and between plants and animals.
(C, 1959)
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PARTS OF SPEECH, THE
1119
A fun-filled afternoon at the beach provides the setting for the use
and explanation of the eight parts of speech. (C, 1962)
Catalog
PLANTS
PATRIOTISM
860
Through the viewing of familiar daily situations, students will easily
identify with the characters on screen and will begin to discover
their own patriotic roles. (O, 1972)
PIGS
606
The sights and sounds, the feeling, textures and rhythms of pigs.
This is a film to delight and awaken the senses, and to provoke the
young intellect as well. (C, 1967)
PAUL BUNYAN: LUMBER CAMP TALES
439
The "Popcorn blizzard", the bunkhouse with beds stacked 137 high,
and other animated tall tales. (C, 1962)
PILGRIM JOURNEY
2078
16mm motion picture reel, IJS, 24, C
The Mayflower voyage is seen through the eyes of a courageous
young Pilgrim girl, whose fictional diary recounts the despair, hope,
and perserverance of the 100some passergers in their flight form
persecution.
Filmed aboard the replica of the Mayflower at
Plymouth. (FFH,)
PENQUINS
227
A Chaplin imitation done by thousands of penquins.
An
old-fashioned, silent, one-reel comedy complete with ricky-tick piano
music and wryly amusing titles between the sequences. (C, 1978)
PEOPLE VS. JOB SHATTUCK, THE
1695
At the close of the Revolutionary War, many veterans found
themselves deeply in debt and their creditors foreclosing. After
leading a group of veterans to the courthouse in Concord,Mass. to
prevent the court from sitting, Captain Job Shattuck was arrested,
and tried for treason. (NGS, 1975)
PERSISTENT MR. FULTON
861
An old river boat captain tells a little girl the story of Robert Fulton's
first efforts to perfect his steamboat. (MF, 1964)
PERSONALITY
2314
A college student goes through intensive personality testing and
takes the viewer with him. (CRM-MH, 1971)
PETS: A FIRST FILM
3193
When Dan finds a beautiful dog wandering without an owner, he is
led on a search that shows him the services in his community that
help with pets. He finds that there are many different kinds of pets,
and learns of the responsibilities that go with the fun of having a
pet. (BFA, 1979)
PETUNIA
440
Based on the book by Roger Duvoisin, the story of a silly goose who
found a book, and by its possession, was presumed to be wise by
her friends. (WW, 1971)
PHYSICAL CHANGES ALL ABOUT US
1426
Experiments that help develop an understanding of physical changes
in size, shape and appearance. (C, 1976)
PILGRIMS, THE
979
After Columbus showed the way, many explorers followed. They
were followed by the colonists, whose wish was to settle and build
a better life for themselves and their children. One of these early
groups was called the Pilgrims, who reached America on the
Mayflower. (NATION IS BORN, A) (NATION IS BORN, A)
(LUCERNE, 1981)
1707
The planning and development of educational and cultural needs for
the pioneer community of the early 1800's. (C, 1971)
1708
Shows the many skills and crafts performed by pioneer families in
order to survive. (C, 1971)
PIONEER LIVING: PREPARING FOODS
1709
Preparation of food for winter survival by settlers of the early
1800's. (C, 1971)
1710
How pioneers in the early 1800's plant and harvest their crops.
(C, 1971)
1711
Follows members of a pioneer family of the early 1800's as they
select a site, build a log cabin, eventually move in and perform their
household chores. (C, 1971)
1712
A trip to the village the general store other small, needed
businesses. (C, 1971)
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PIERROT AND LIGHTNING AND THE THUNDER
727
Worried Pierrot receives an explanation on what causes
thunderstorms, thunder and lightning to help ease his mind. (C,
1979)
PIERROT AND RAIN AND SNOW
728
An inquisitive Pierrot visits the professor at his observatory to find
out about clouds, rain and snow. (C, 1979)
PIERROT AND THE RAINBOW
729
Pierrot, after trying to touch a rainbow, learns in class how it is
formed and why it is multi-colored. (C, 1979)
PIERROT AND THE SUN
730
When Ben designs a sundial to tell time, Pierrot and his friends visit
the professor for more information on the sun. (C, 1979)
PIERROT AND THE WIND
731
A kite flying session leads the children to the professor to find out
more about the wind. (C, 1979)
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PLANT LIFE AT WORK
1390
Shows the impressive energy of plants as they move, grow,
reproduce and manufacture food through photosynthesis. (MI,
1975)
PLANTS AND ANIMALS DEPEND ON EACH OTHER
607
Seeing relationships between plants and animals in an aquarium
leads to investigations of relationships among plants and animals.
(C, 1974)
PLANTS ARE DIFFERENT AND ALIKE 2nd ED.
608
Plants unlike animals, are capable of making their own food from
water, sunlight, air and nutrients in the soil. (C, 1989)
PLANTS THAT HAVE NO FLOWERS OR SEEDS
1391
Examples of plants such as fungi, algae, mosses and ferns and
the various ways in which they reproduce and obtain their food.
(C, 1967)
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67
PLAYGROUND
QUESTAR III
PLAYGROUND SAFETY
540
Outlines three rules Be sure the play area is safe; Keep out of the
way of other players; Learn how to play correctly. (C, 1966)
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PLAYGROUND SAFETY: AS SIMPLE AS ABC
541
Features modern playground equipment.
Presents safety
instructions for hazardous playground conditions, as well as general
courtesy, littering and vandalism. (CEF, 1976)
3274
16mm motion picture reel, KP, 20, C
Corduroy after being lost in a laundramat, has a series of
adventures, while attempting to find his way back to Lisa. (PH,
1986)
POKEY, THE SNAIL
609
A sad little land snail becomes happier when he discovers that by
using his eyes, a whole new beautiful world is in view. (C, 1973)
POKY LITTLE PUPPY, THE
284
Film adaptation of the Little Golden Book of the same title.
(BARR, 1974)
POMPEII: ONCE THERE WAS A CITY
2835
Compares everyday life in ancient Pompeii with the equality of life in
modern American society, compares the destruction of Pompeii,
after a period of prosperity, to the man-made violence of the 20th
century. (LCA, 1970)
POND ANIMALS
1305
Hunting pond animals with jar and net newts, sticklebacks,
whirligig beetles, snails, etc. (C, 1971)
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POPULATION ECOLOGY
2345
Analyzes the effects of environment as they relate to surplus or
decline of births over deaths. (EB, 1964)
PREAMBLE, THE
862
Students see our country grow from a nation of 13 colonies to fifty
states under the protection of the Constitution and particularly the
Preamble. (GA, 1976)
PREDICTING THE WEATHER
1858
Explains two methods of predicting the weather: by observation,
and through the use of instruments. To demonstrate some of the
principal instruments used in weather prediction, including those
made and used by individuals and the more complex, sophisticated
devices employed by the National Weather Service. To show how
each of these insturments aids the amateur or the professional
weather forecaster in making accurate prediction. (STANTON,
1990)
PRIMARY SAFETY: SCHOOL & PLAYGROUND
543
Youngsters learn to recognize the many danger zones in the school
building and on the playground. (C, 1980)
PROFIT
1745
An entertaining film provides a short, simple explanation of the
need and place of profit in our economy illustrates several
practices used in the founding and building of a successful business.
(BOSUSTOW, 1974)
PUNCTUATION: COLON, SEMICOLON, AND QUOTATION MARKS
1120
Designed to make punctuation fun and unforgetable. (CEF, 1977)
PUNCTUATION: TAKING COMMAS ASIDE
1125
Through a tongue-in-cheek historical vignette recreating that
momentous occasion when Horace T. Punctuator invented the
comma, the viewers learn how commas are used to set off
parenthetical elements and non-restrictive subordinate clauses.
(CEF, 1977)
PUNCTUATION WITH RALPH AND STANLEY
1126
Uses popular science fiction theme (UFO's) to instruct students in
the use of basic punctuation marks. (BFA, 1979)
PUPPY WHO WANTED A BOY, THE
441
An animated film, from the book by Catherine Wooley, tells the
story of Sonny, a small and lovable puppy, who goes in search of a
boy he can love and care for. (C, 1978)
PUPPY'S GREAT ADVENTURE, THE
442
Unhappy Petey sets out to find his master and after many
encounters is reunited with him. (C, 1979)
PURITAN REVOLUTION, THE: CROMWELL AND THE RISE OF
PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY
2836
How Parliament's revolt, led by Cromwell and the Puritans, erupts
into a full-scale Civil War 1640. (Specially edited from Columbia
Pictures' feature film, "Cromwell") (LCA, 1972)
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PUSS IN BOOTS
443
The well-known fairy tale is retold with animated puppets. (EB,
1958)
PUT YOUR HANDS ON THE TOP OF YOUR HEAD!
524
Move your body in rhythm to a rousing song -to learn the parts of
your body and just for the sheer joy of action. (EB, 1972)
RADIOACTIVE DATING
1072
Ancient materials and objects remains of life from the past.
Scientists can make use of radioactive substances such as
carbon-14 and potassium-40 to date minerals from the recent past
to times when the earth were first forming more than 4.5 billion
years ago. (C, 1981)
RAGGED RAGAMUFFINS OF THE CONTINENTAL ARMY, THE
1029
On July 4, 1776 the Continental Congress adapted a Declaration of
Independence. It proclaimed that the colonists were henceforth free
men and no longer under British rule. The ragged Continental Army
fought for liberty and won the war of freedom. It was an exciting
time in our nation's history, and young viewers will share that
excitement along with the "ragged ragamuffins" who offer
perspective on America's birth. (NATION IS BORN, A) (NATION
IS
BORN, A) (LUCERNE, 1981)
RAINFOREST PEOPLE
829
Compares the life of the Pygmies of the Congo with that of the
Waika Indians in Southern Venezuela. (S, 1970)
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PUMPKIN WHO COULDN'T SMILE
198
Pumpkins are selling fast for the approaching Halloween. All except
one. All the children are excited except one, a sad little boy. Leave
it to Raggedy Ann and Andy and their dog Arthur to bring the glum
pumpkin and the small boy together. Fully animated. (C, 1980)
68
RAINSHOWER REV.
732
The sights and sounds, beauty and rhythm of rain coming to plants
and animals, set both on a farm and in a community.
NO
NARRATION (CH, 1985)
RANSOM OF RED CHIEF
1209
Based on the famous O'Henry short story, captures the atmosphere
of the 1920's. (LCA, 1978)
Catalog
ROMANS
RAPUNZEL
445
Grimms' story of Rapunzel of the golden tresses, imprisoned in a
tower by a wicked witch. (BFA, 1955)
READING? WHY?
329
The Ice Cream Stand. Designed to motivate children to participate
more fully in classroom reading lessons. (HANDEL, 1979)
RECYCLING
277
This film shows the industrial processes by which materials such as
old newspapers, glass bottles and metal cans are made into new
products. An upbeat song at the end restates the message of the
film and encourages young people to get involved. (MOKIN, 1986)
RIGHT THUMB, LEFT THUMB
448
Based on the book written by Osmond Molarsky, "Right Thumb, Left
Thumb" is a story about a little boy's adventures along the road to
growing up. (O, 1973)
RIKKI TIKKI TAVI
449
Rudyard Kipling's immortal story of a mongoose that saves a British
family from two dreaded cobras (We also have Closed Caption).
(GA, 1976)
RIPPLES GOING TO THE HOSPITAL
102
Chris's experiences when he falls from a tree and rides to the
hospital in an ambulance. (NIT, 1970)
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2837
The radical changes in the 16th century, set off by Martin Luther,
which affected the modern world religiously, morally and politically.
(EB, 1973)
RIPPLES OVERNIGHT AT THE HOSPITAL
103
A continuation of "Going To The Hospital", emphasizes a child's
ability to survive separation from parents and a lonely night in a
hospital bed. (NIT, 1970)
REGULATING BODY TEMPERATURE
2407
Vertebrates maintain a stable body temperature despite considerable
surrounding temperature changes.
The film investigates this
phenomenon in experiments with both human and animal subjects.
(EB, 1972)
RISE AND DECLINE OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE (REV.)
2839
Traces the development of Rome from a group of early tribal
communities to a mighty empire which embraced a large part of the
Western world. (C, 1980)
1872
Examples of Renaissance painting, sculpture, and architecture never
before included in any film. (EB, 1957)
1501
A humorous, sharply pointed geology and ecology lesson
accompanied by narration in ballard form. (PYR, 1969)
951
16mm motion picture reel, IS, 20, C
An inspiring reminder of the essential part trees play in our lives and
in the life of the planet. The film covers a broad range from
explaining how trees purify the air we breathe and process the
water we depend on to pointing out the central place trees and tree
symbols have played in different cultures, including our own.
(BULL FROG, 1987)
RIVER BOY
1020
A view of the problems faced by virtually every boy from the
backwoods to the big city growing up with girls. (MH, 1967)
REPTILES REVISED -(VERTEBRATES)
1307
Recalling the Age of Reptiles, this film introduces the concept of
"living fossils" and links reptile adaptations to their success as the
first true land animals. Descendants of the life form that dominated
earth for millions of years, reptiles can today be found in nearly
every environment. Explored are the characteristics of the five
reptile groups: tuataras, lizards, snakes, turtles and crocodilians.
(C, 1985)
−
2318
Discusses the two major influences in human development.
(CRM-MH, 1974)
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RIVER TO THE PAST
1790
Tours of Washington Irving's home, Sunnyside; the Van Cortlandt
Mansion; and the Phillipsburg Manor House all provide views back
into New York history. (NBC, 1970)
ROBERT FROST'S NEW ENGLAND
1199
Frost uses the rocks, leaves and snows of Vermont as metaphors to
lead us into deeper reaches of the mind. (CH, 1976)
ROBIN REDBREAST
611
Shows how robins build their nests, and incubate their eggs in
springtime; how baby robins develop and change, and how the
parent birds feed and protect their young. (EB, 1957)
RHYMING DICTIONARY OF BOATS
752
Boats big and small, boats that travel in rivers, lakes, oceans facts
and fun. (J, 1979)
ROCKS THAT FORM ON THE EARTH'S SURFACE
1502
Designed to help students investigate sedimentary rocks to
discover where they come from, what they are made of, and how
they are formed. (EB, 1966)
RHYMING DICTIONARY OF PLANES
753
The amazing world of airplanes from a crop duster swooping low
over a farm field to a jumbo jet carrying passengers to far away
places. (J, 1979)
1503
Concerns igneous and metamorphic rocks, not produced by surface
processes and the suggestion that they must be found within the
earth's crust. (EB, 1966)
RHYMING DICTIONARY OF TRUCKS
754
All kinds of trucks, performing their widely and different but
important roles. (J, 1979)
ROLLING RICE BALL, THE
450
An enchanting animated story of the woodcutter who follows his
ball of rice down a mouse hole. (C, 1967)
RICH CAT, POOR CAT
447
Read by Bill Cosby, a comparison of the way rich cats live and the
way Scat, a poor cat, lives. (MH, 1968)
ROMAN'S, THE: LIFE, LAUGHTER AND LAW
2840
Reveals facets of the Romans' humanity by speaking to us through
their own writings. (LCA, 1971)
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−
−
69
ROMEO
QUESTAR III
ROMEO AND JULIET
2249
Adapted from Franco Zeffirelli's modern picture version of the tale
of history's most star-crossed lovers. (AIMS, 1977)
SEASONS CHANGE
548
A film that truly invites audience participation. Each season is
accompanied by a song that is easy to sing along with, and by
scenes of young children enjoying the change of seasons.
(MOKIN, 1983)
ROOSEVELT AND THE FIRESIDE CHATS: THE WAR YEARS
2736
Using reenactments of the Fireside Chats, historical newsreel
footage, and insightful commentary, this stimulating program shows
how Roosevelt led the nation through the ordeal of WWII to arrive at
a central role in international affairs. (LCA, 1989)
SECOND WORLD WAR: ALLIED VICTORY
2763
Film reviews key events from early 1944 to the surrender of Japan
in 1945. (EB, 1963)
ROOTS OF PLANTS
1393
Describes different kinds of roots and explains how they serve to
hold the plant in place, and how they absorb food elements from the
soil. (EB, 1957)
SECOND WORLD WAR: PRELUDE TO CONFLICT
2761
Documentary on the causes of World War II compiled from
newsreels, captured Axis films, and United States Armed Forces'
footage. (EB, 1964)
RULES ARE FOR GORILLAS, TOO!(NEW 2nd Ed.)
104
Amusingly animated film shows why whether on the street or
playground, at school or home, rules keep you safe, help you play
games, help people get along and even are made for gorillas in the
zoo. (C, 1970)
RUMPELSTILTSKIN
451
The story of the fair Juliana who spun straw into gold with the help
of the little man who lost his temper. (C, 1949)
SAFETY: THE TRAFFIC JUNGLE
547
Teaches children how to avoid injury in the urban "traffic jungle" by
learning and observing traffic safety rules. (EB, 1971)
ERIE CANAL, THE
1791
The history of the Erie Canal is nostalgically traced through old
photographs, artwork, and music of the era. Present day use of it's
modern facilities is also shown. The persistance of DeWitt Clinton
in convincing the government to build the canal, and the immerse
task of building it. Describes the lock system. The film shows the
growth and westward expansion of the Unites States commerically
due to the Erie. (BFA,)
SALAMANDERS AND LIZARDS
612
Observing the salamander in the wet part of the tank, and the
chameleon in the dry part, the children comment on how life
evolved from water to land. (GA, 1972)
SALLY
454
Animated film about Sally, a little girl who develops a habit of lying
to avoid problems. As a result she encounters a wise magician.
Through an enchanted dream she comes to realize telling the truth
can be more rewarding then telling lies. (LCA, 1978)
SAN ANDREAS FAULT, THE
2586
Two questions arise about the San Andreas Fault What causes it?
And when is the next big quake going to hit? While geologists
struggle to find the answers, the film challenges viewers to further
study of their own. (EB, 1974)
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SCIENCE AND SUPERSTITION (2ND ED.)
1428
Common beliefs from the world of superstitions, compared with
scientifically tested ideas, illustrates similarities and differences
between science and superstition. (C, 1973)
SEA GULLS, THE
613
The story of a seven-year-old boy's observation of the sea gulls on a
picnic at the beach with his parents. (AIMS, 1968)
70
SECOND WORLD WAR: TRIUMPH OF THE AXIS
2762
Shows how Germany and Japan conceived and nearly carried out
their bold plans for world conquest. (EB, 1963)
SEE BETTER: HEALTHY EYES
1021
Using our eyes to explore, discover, work and play leads to a look at
eye structure, function and care. (C, 1973)
SEEDS ON THE MOVE
3261
16mm motion picture reel, PIJHA, 14, C
Using time-lapse and high speed photography, the amazing methods
of seed dispersal are graphically shown. Includes seeds that travel
on the wind, in water, by adhesion and even one that walks along
the ground. (STANTON, 1986)
SEGMENTATION: THE ANNELID WORMS
2536
Describes the structure of the segmented worm body systems, and
shows that the segmented annelid worm body plan represents an
important evolutionary development. (EB, 1962)
SELFISH GIANT, THE
189
Based on Oscar Wilde's fairy tale, the story of a selfish giant who is
transformed by the kiss of a little boy, and becomes kind-hearted.
Concludes when the small boy (representing the Christ-child) comes
to take the giant to his garden in Paradise. (WW, 1971)
−
SENSORY WORLD, THE
2316
Brings the workings of the senses into focus as only a film can do.
(CRM, 1971)
SENTENCES WITH RALPH AND STANLEY
1131
Teaches and reinforces the basic skills for proficient sentence
writing. (BFA, 1979)
SEQUOYAH
1779
The moving story of Sequoyah, a Cherokee silversmith, who
singlehandedly created a written Indian language. (WD, 1974)
SEXES, THE: WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE
2408
Typical male and female behavior learned in childhood or is it part
of our genetic inheritance? Students see how both biological and
cultural factors influence the development of the young child as
they observe the research methods used by experts in this film.
(FILMAKERS, 1980)
−
SHADOWS ON OUR TURNING EARTH (REV)
843
Shadows are made when an object blocks light. As the earth turns
continuously, day and night is produced. Once students learn
these, they learn why astronauts in space have shorter days and
nights than the rest of us. (BFA, 1985)
Catalog
SNOWBOUND
SHELTER (2nd Ed)
792
16mm motion picture reel, P-I, C
History of housing and community development; illustrates the
many uses of shelters from past to present. (EB, 1980)
SINGLE-CELLED ANIMALS, THE: PROTOZOA
2540
Illustrates the characteristics and behavior of representatives of
each class of protozoans. (EB, 1962)
SHOEMAKER AND THE ELVES, THE
190
Grimm's fairy tale of the shoemaker and his wife who were kind to
a stranger. (C, 1962)
SKELETON, THE
2409
X-ray pictures, diagrams and detailed close-ups of several types of
bones.
Enables viewers in identifying structure, function,
composition and overall coordination of skeletons in man and beast.
(EB, 1979)
SHOOT/DON'T SHOOT
3005
The subject use of deadly force by law enforcement officers
continues to be surrounded by confusion and controversy on both
moral and legal bases. This film was created to increase the
viewers awareness of the conflicts and dangers brought on by the
deadly force issue, and to develop a deeper understanding of what
it's like to be a law enforcemant officer operating in an environment
where keeping the peace involves carrying a gun. (MIT, 1982)
793
We follow the steps milk takes from the dairy to store and we learn
how wholesalers supply stores, who sell to us at retail prices.
(MH, 1967)
SILENT NIGHT: STORY OF THE CHRISTMAS CAROL
191
Filmed in Austria, this film presents the history of the most inspiring
of all Christmas carols. (C, 1953)
1431
This clever and humorous program, clarifies and demonstrates how
the slope of an inclined plane affects the amount of force and
distance needed to move objects. (C, 1984)
SIMPLE MACHINES: LEVERS (2nd. Ed.)
1432
Our prehistoric hero demonstrates the workings of the lever in this
whimsical film. Viewers learn that a lever can be any bar that tips
back forth on a point (fulcrum) and that a lever exchanges distance
for force or force for distance and speed. Applications in many
devices and body parts are depicted in an amusing series of clever
illustrations.
"An
ideal
introduction
to
simple
machines...successfully balance appeal, clarity and substance.
(C, 1984)
SIMPLE MACHINES: PULLEYS (2nd. Ed.)
1433
Straight-forward diagrams of the individual segments of a pulley are
combined with humorous, practical applications of fixed and moving
pulleys as our intrepid caveman adapts these simple machines to
stone-age life. (C, 1984)
WHEELS AND AXLES (2ND ED.)
1434
Suppose you had to transport a mammoth uphill. That's one of the
dilemmas our caveman must solve in the humorous film that
demonstrates how wheels and axles make it possible for things to
roll, making heavy work easier. Delightful examples make clear the
exchange between force and distance made possible by using
wheels and axles. (C, 1984)
SKELTON, THE: OUR FANTASTIC FRAME WORK
3260
Framework called the skeleton gives the body its shape and
provides the support we need to stand upright. The bones which
make up the skeleton are made of living tissues and are a growing
part of our bodies. (STANTON, 1988)
SLAVERY AND SLAVE RESISTANCE
2636
Vivid, comprehensive account of how the black man endured and
how he resisted slavery at the risk of his life. (C, 1972)
SLEEP
156
Acquaints students with importance of sleep and offers a first
understanding of sleep in many areas of nature. (AIMS, 1968)
SLEEPING BEAUTY
455
The wicked old fairy lays a curse on the baby princess, but the good
fairy is able to protect her and the royal court. (EB, 1969)
SLEEPING FEEL GOOD MOVIE, THE
157
How children feel about the need for "rest". (CH, 1974)
SLIME MOLDS: PLANT, ANIMAL OR ?
1394
Searches into damp woodlands to find two major types of slime
molds studies the stages of behavior. (STANTON, 1978)
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SMITH SYSTEM, "YOUR CUSHION" FOR SAFETY
2128
Covers the five keys of space cushion driving and how to use them.
(19)
SMOKEY AND HIS FRIENDS
550
Depicts Smokey meeting some of his wild animal and bird friends
reminds viewer that fires destroy the homes of his friends.
(USNAC, 1967)
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SMOKEY AND THE LITTLE BOY
551
Presents a special Smokey Bear animated cartoon. (USDA, 1960)
SMOKEY THE BEAR
552
A group of boys on a camping trip are reminded of their
responsibility in helping to prevent forest fires. (USDA, 1952)
SMOKEY'S STORY
553
Dennis Weaver sees a boy playing with matches in the woods and
so he retells the story of little Smokey, the cub who survived a
forest fire. (USNAC, 1971)
SIMPLE MACHINES: WORKING TOGETHER
707
Simple machines are the building blocks of mechanical devices, as
demonstrated in this illuminating film, but to understand what
happens when simple machines work together, one has to know the
basic things they all do separately. (C, 1984)
SNOW: A FIRST FILM
733
This beginning film shows snow's part in the cycle of the changing
seasons. (BFA, 1969)
SIMPLE ORGANISMS: BACTERIA (REV.)
2539
Bacteria are observed in their microscopic world. We see the major
characteristics of these protists, how they're grown and how
they're controlled, their dangers and usefulness. (C, 1977)
SNOWBOUND
1212
Based on the book by Harry Mazer, the story of a hazardous
experience in the lives of two teenagers, stranded in a blizzard.
(LCA, 1978)
71
SNOWMAN
QUESTAR III
SNOWMAN
3015
A young boy dreams that his snowman comes to life. Together
they share the perils and joys of winter. Muted pastels coupled
with an exquisite orchestral score make this non-verbal Chirstmas
tale an experience for all seasons. (WW, 1982)
SNOWMAN'S DILEMMA
192
An animated film about a bashful snowman who secretly loves a
little girl. (MH, 1970)
SOLDIER OF THE REVOLUTION
1697
Depicts the uprising, hardships at Valley Forge, the turning of the
tide in favor of the Revolutionary Army. Animated illustration.
(CH, 1963)
199
The old tale of the sorcerer's apprentice who enchants a broom to
carry water for him. (WW, 1963)
SOUND, ENERGY AND WAVE MOTION
3135
A close examination of musical instruments illustrates the
relationship between the pitch, frequence, loudness and amplitude
of sound waves and explains how and why sounds of the same
pitch and loudness can differ in quality to give instruments their
characteristic sound. (C, 86)
SOUND FOR BEGINNERS
708
Slow-motion photography shows us that all sounds, even those of
different volume and pitch, are caused by vibrations. (C, 1960)
SOUTH AMERICA: OVERVIEW
1627
South America's move toward a modern society has been slow.
Tradition and lack of education prevent many areas from
participating in their national economy and bar them from the
benefits of a more advanced technology and society. (S, 1972)
SOUTH AMERICA TODAY
1628
The trans-Amazon highway stretching across Brazil; a new steel mill
on the Orinoco; a university in Quito; a peaceful rally in Santiago; a
violent demonstration all tell the story of South America today.
(IFF, 1973)
3025
Fear of the dark is a natural part of any childs imagination this film
gives children confidence and knowledge they need to feel safe at
night. (BARR, 1984)
SPOTTY: STORY OF A FAWN
232
Filmed in the North Woods, the adventures of Spotty, a wild fawn,
are believable and fascinating. (C, 1959)
SPOTTY THE FAWN IN WINTER
233
Summer turns to autumn in the North Woods and little by little
Spotty changes and grows. (C, 1958)
675
Beautiful nature photography compresses in time a wealth of
changes in plants and animals. (CH, 1975)
676
The change from winter into spring melting brooks, leaves,
returning birds, spring flowers, and animal babies. (C, 1972)
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SPRING IN THE CITY
457
Spring activities take many forms. Flying kites, skipping rope,
dyeing Easter eggs and dreams of baseball. Adults clean-up, paint,
water lawns, plant flower boxes. Buds appear on trees and bloom.
Baby birds chirp hungrily in their nest. (EB, 1969)
677
Many of the exciting changes which come with the season including
the hatching of a robin's egg. (C, 1955)
SPRING
678
Provide a basic landscape backdrop for a winter scene and a spring
scene, so that students can decorate a mural that demonstrates the
transition between winter and spring. Encourage students to picture
winter activities on the winter portion of the mural, and spring
happenings on the spring portion of the mural. The transition from
snow to spring flowers might be a significant illustration to include.
(C, 1980)
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SPACE FLIGHT AROUND THE EARTH
734
We go along with astronauts John Glenn and Ed White on their
historic flights. (CH, 1963)
SPACE SCIENCE FOR BEGINNERS
735
Simple demonstrations with a balloon and a model rocket illustrate
the kind of action-reaction forces needed to travel away from the
pull of the earth. (C, 1969)
SPELLING DRAGON
334
An entertaining approach to teaching spelling with many clear
graphics illustrating the various spelling strategies. (BFA, 1983)
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SPELLING PLURAL NOUNS
1137
Initially deals with changing the singular form to the plural by adding
"s" or "es", then illustrates other methods. (J, 1978)
SPIDERS: BACKYARD SCIENCE
1310
Shows the life cycle of the spider, their characteristics and habits.
(BFA, 1978)
72
3296
This film celebrates the coming of spring as seen through the rebirth
of wild plants and wildflowers but mostly through the birth of new
small animals. Frogs, woodchucks, honeybees, rabbits, foxes,
raccoons, turtles, snakes, fish, snails, crayfish and a host of birds
will involve young viewers as they identify the various species.
(BEACON/J, 1983)
STARS: A FIRST FILM
736
We have learned much about our galaxy by studying the
constellations, the colors of stars, the distances of the stars from us
and what the stars are made of. (BFA, 1978)
STATES OF MATTER, THE
2568
Through the versatility of the film medium, the various states of
matter are explored. Imaginative, creative techniques are used to
represent the concepts of solid, liquid and gaseous states.
(CRM-MH, 1973)
STATIC AND CURRENT ELECTRICITY
3136
The positive and negative of static and current electricity is explored
through animation and live-action experiment which demonstrate the
causes, effects and application of static charges and their relation to
an electric current and a complete curcuit. (C, 85)
Catalog
THEORIES
STATUE OF LIBERTY
1792
Shows the planning, construction and assembling of Miss Liberty in
New York harbor. (MARCHUCK, 1974)
234
Tells the story of a city boy who wants most to own a pet. After
rejecting many kinds of pets, he finds a tadpole in a park lake.
(UE, 1967)
STORMS
3192
This film demonstrates safety measures to follow if one is caught
outdoors in a storm, as well as precautions to take indoors.
Children will have a clearer understanding of the basic forces of
weather after viewing this film. (WD, 1987)
TAKING CARE OF THINGS YOU SHARE
109
Isabel's experience helped her develop a sense of responsibility for
things that are shared. (C, 1978)
STORMS THE RESTLESS ATMOSPHERE
1472
Examines the nature, structure, incidence and consequences of
thunderstorms, tornadoes and hurricanes. (EB, 1974)
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STRANGE STORY OF THE FROG WHO BECAME A PRINCE, THE
288
A delightful story about a frog who is turned into a prince by a
snap-happy witch. The moral involved being just what you are is
the nicest thing of all. (GA, 1972)
−
2070
An overview film that helps people analyze how their own health is
modified by stressful events. (AEF, 1978)
STUDYING CHEMICAL INTERACTIONS
1437
Reviews the difference between a physical and chemical change,
investigiates atoms, molecules, elements and compounds. (J,
1978)
680
16mm motion picture reel, C
Captures hot weather fun, Fourth of July, tending of crops, animals
raisiing their young, county fair. (IFB, 1979)
SUN, EARTH, AND MOON
1461
The interaction of the celestial bodies, causes of day and night, the
seasons and the tides. (MH, 1969)
SUN FRIEND OR FOE
1462
Basic concepts of the sun with emphasis upon the positive and
negative aspects of its influence upon life on our earth, and on our
daily lives. (AIMS, 1969)
−
SUN, THE
737
The Sun is the star at the center of our solar system. Its energy
makes life on Earth possible. Shows how the Sun and solar system
were probably formed long ago. We find that the Sun is in constant
dramatic turmoil. Changes on the Sun affect things on Earth.
(STANTON, 1983)
SUPERMARKET, THE 2ND. ED.
794
In a behind the scenes look, we learn from a store manager, what
kind of skills and how much work is involved. We watch the
delivery men, butcher, produce people, stockmen, and the
bookeepers. By closing time, we are aware of the many people,
that it takes to run a supermarket. (AH, 1984)
2009
Tells the compelling stories of five young girls whose lives were
changed by pregnancy. Their stories will affect the lives of every
young person who sees this film. (MTI, 1982)
TAD, THE FROG
615
Shows Tad, as he hatches from a tiny egg into a tadpole, and
develops into a full-grown frog. (C, 1965)
108
Reggie learns to take care of his things after his bed, clothes, toys
and books come to life and refuse to let him use them until he does
better. (C, 1976)
1765
In 1850, the United States was a nation of farms, isolated towns
and small cities. Most factories ran on water power. Work was
usually done by hand or with simple tools. Fifty years later, this
vast and sparsely populated nation entered a new century as the
mightiest industrial power in the world . Electricity had conquered
distance. Night and day the steel poured out of American mills to
make machines that made new products to delight and astonish the
world. This is known as the "Age of Invention." (C, 1988)
TEDDY BEAR'S BALLOON TRIP, THE
461
This cartoon fantasy takes viewers across many lands as a teddy
bear's adventures carry him through mishaps and triumphs. (C,
1971)
TEDDY'S TOUR
462
The delightful story of a koala bear named Teddy who lives in a tree
in Australia. (MH, 1962)
TEENAGERS: HOW TO GET AND KEEP A JOB
3000
Employers are looking for good teenagers to hire. Unfortunately,
many teenagers don't know how to apply successfully for a job or
understand the responsibilities involved in holding a job. (AH,
1985)
200
In a variation on Hansel and Gretel theme, this Turkish folktale
introduces Teeny-Tiny and his two older brothers who venture too
far into a forest inhabited by an evil witch-woman. (WW, 1982)
3107
Make children aware of the functions human teeth perform and of
the importance of good dental safety habits. (WD, 71)
TELL ME ABOUT IT: WHAT MAKES A FRIEND SO SPECIAL?
340
A film about writing a story. Emphasizes that no two stories will be
exactly alike and encourages children to dig into subjective
experience and observation. (ACI, 1971)
TERMITES: ARCHITECTS OF THE UNDERGROUND
1312
Considered destructive by many, the tunneling activities of termites
actually perform a highly beneficial service to man in many areas.
(LCA, 1974)
TERRARIUM, THE: CLASSROOM SCIENCE
616
Shows how to build two types of terraria. One is a copy of an area
where there is moss and sufficient water to sustain it; the other is a
copy of a desert area. (BFA, 1967)
2359
Film covers four theories on the origins of life; special creation,
theory of spontaneous generation, cosmozoic theory, and the
evolution theory. (EB, 1969)
73
THOMAS
QUESTAR III
THOMAS JEFFERSON
1763
The complete life story of the brilliant author of the "Declaration of
Independence". (J, 1978)
THREE GRANDMOTHERS
1629
Provides a glimpse into the life of three grandmothers in different
parts of the world Nigeria, Brazil and Canada. (MH, 1963)
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THREE LITTLE RABBITS
235
Animated tale about three clever little rabbits who figure out how
they can avoid being hunted. (LCA, 1974)
TIKKI TIKKI TEMBO
262
A charming old Chinese fairy tale tellings why Chinese parents today
give their children short names instead of long ones. (WW, 1974)
TIME
508
Teaches that time is another form of measurement which is also
determined by different standards according to different needs.
(MH, 1970)
TODAY'S CULTURE: OPTIONS AFTER HIGH SCHOOL
1949
Interviews with people who have found their niches in life both
academically and non-academically show the wide range of
opportunities now open. (C, 1976)
919
When the band plays, where does the music come from? Professor
Owl traces the origin and development of musical instruments. He
explains the reed, brass, string and percussion instruments in this
animated film. (WD, 1957)
TOOTH TRUTH WITH HARV AND MARV 2ND ED.
162
Lively Endora, who visits Marv in a dream, explains how plaque and
sugar combine to form cavity-causing acid. Her visit motivates Harv
and Marv to drop by a dentist's office and watch as Dr. Ryan
explains and demonstrates to Suzanne and Reggie the importance of
brushing and flossing teeth. Dr. Ryan's tooth truth instructions will
teach children how to have strong, healthly teeth. (AH, 1990)
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TORCHBEARERS, THE: BRIDGING THE DARK AGES
3087
Shows how Islam helped bridge the 800-year gap between the fall
of Rome and the onset of the European Renaissance in the early
fourteenth century.
In the expanded Islamic empire, Muslim,
Jewish, and Christian scholars absorbed learning and culture from all
points of known world, and in reinterpreting, rediscovering, and
passing along the vital ancient knowledge, together with new
scientific information and artistic techniques, they made the period
of Islamic dominance the "Torchbearer". (EB, 1984)
TORMENT OF JOAN OF ARC
1823
"On-the-spot" interviews with both Charles VII and the Pope reveal
the positions taken by France and the church regarding Joan of
Arc's case. (BFA, 1970)
TRANSPORTATION REVOLUTION: STORY OF AMERICA'S GROWTH
1798
A history of transportation from the horse and buggy days to
modern times, and its influence on the growth of America. (LCA,
1970)
TREASURE HUNT, THE (TEAMWORK)
114
Smooth teamwork leads Taffy and Oni to the treasure. (C, 1974)
115
Karen forgets the lessons she's been taught and is abducted by a
stranger. Karen gets some important safety tips on hitchhiking,
playing in deserted places, and taking shortcuts through alleys, to
help prevent trouble with strangers. (AIMS, 1975)
TRUE STORY OF THE CIVIL WAR
2727
Actual record of the crucial Civil War period made up mostly of
Matthew Brady's original wet plate photographs. (MH, 1957)
2889
Documents tension between the United States and Soviet Union at
the end of World War II. Identifies the origins of the cold war and
examines why the U. S. pursued a policy of containment in the
post war years. (EB, 1980)
TUFFY, THE TURTLE
237
A snail helps Tuffy realize that his hard shell can be very helpful.
(C, 1965)
TUMBLEWEED KID, THE
1067
Davie, clad in Western wear, asks Grandpa, if he can be a real
cowboy. Grandpa responds, "Sure, but it will take imagination".
Thus, Davie, at the sight of a new found arrow head, is launched
into the imagined world of the West where Cowboys and Indians
still dwell. (F.IDEAS, 1986)
TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS
193
The joys of Christmas giving is created in a modern art version of
striking design and beauty. (MF, 1954)
TWO LITTLE OWLS
620
This film shares a nest-side vigil watching the everyday events,
neighbors, and growth of two young great horned owl chicks as
their parents care for them. (BERLET, 1983)
TWO LITTLE RACCOONS
238
The adventures of two busy raccoons, while exploring away from
their home in the woods. (MH, 1951)
642
Uncle and the children convert a junk-strewn lot into a delightful
play area imaginatively using much of the junk itself. (LCA, 1972)
643
Uncle plans an expedition to an area recently ravaged by forest fire,
so the kids can plant seedling trees to help restore it. (LCA, 1972)
TOWARDS A MODERN EUROPE
2841
Animated maps, great works of art and live photography outline the
movements and conditions that prepared Europe for modernity.
Divides the history into 5 sections: Renaissance, Reformation, Great
Discoveries, Monarch vs. merchant state, extravagance of Louis
XIV. (IFB, 1975)
UNCLE SMILEY GOES RECYCLING
644
Papers, bottles, cans through direct exposure, children discover
what recycling means. (LCA, 1972)
3243
Film presents Towser a very civilized dog and his friends Sadie the
cat, the King, the Wizard and the scientist Dr. Smelly as they get
themselves into and out of ticklish situations. (J, 1985)
UNCLE SMILEY GOES TO THE BEACH
645
Public beaches can be fun but Uncle shows his young friends how
littering and ignoring simple rules of water safety can spoil things
for everyone. (LCA, 1972)
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UNCLE SMILEY GOES UP THE RIVER
646
Discovering how and why to avoid polluting rivers and beaches.
(LCA, 1972)
VOWEL "E:, THE (2nd ed)
344
Encourages oral participation, while dealing with the vowel "E" and
its long and short sounds. (J, 1983)
UNITED STATES POST OFFICE
795
From sender to receiver, the camera follows the activities of you,
the package, as you go through various handling procedures,
arriving finally at your destination. (BFA, 1970)
VOWEL "I:, THE
345
Deals with the long and short sounds of the letter "I". (J, 1983)
NORTHEAST, THE: UNITED STATES REGIONS
3256
America was born and raised in the Northeast a region comprised of
the New England states, the Mid-Atlantic states and the District of
Columbia. The Northeast is known for its large and dynamic cities.
This film assesses the problems of the cities. (EB, 1989)
UNSEEN WORLD: HOW SMALL IS SMALL? (PART 1)
2360
Probing the invisible world around us, examines plant cells and
photozoa, reveals the surface of aspirin and human hair, etc.
(MH, 1973)
UNSEEN WORLD: THE TIME BETWEEN (PART 11)
2361
Captures events in nature not normally visible to the human eye
because they are either too fast or too slow to be seen in our time
sense such as the flick of a toad's tongue as it snares an insect,
a drop of water as it splashes, blooming flowers, etc. (MH, 1973)
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UNSEEN WORLD: OCEAN OF SPACE (PART III)
2362
Seaweed forests and far-off galaxies are presented through the
wonders of optical science. (MH, 1973)
194
An animated film about a power failure and a musical cricket from
Connecticut that transforms New York City in the Christmas season
from a noisy, quarrelsome place into a place of peace and harmony.
(GA, 1973)
VICTIM OF GRAVITY, A
738
Using Galileos' experiments and Sir Isaac Newton's apples, this film
whys "What goes up, must come down." (GA, 1978)
VIETNAM PERSPECTIVE
3104
An objective chronology of foreign involvement in Southeast Asia.
Film highlights America's participation in the Vietnam War. Deals
with Truman and Eisenhower Adminstration and their commitments
to the French in Indochina. It goes through the Kennedy and
Johnson years in Indochina. It goes through the Kennedy and
Johnson years, to the Nixon administration's reorientation of U.S.
-Asian policy. Maps and archival footage demonstrate the scope of
the origins and resolution of the Vietnam War. (EB, 1985)
VIRUSES: WHAT THEY ARE AND HOW THEY WORK
3240
The urgent need to find a cure for AIDS and cancer has pushed
scientist to try to unlock the mysteries of viruses. Viewers discover
how viruses can invade, alter and destroy healthy cells. (EB, 1987)
VISIT FROM ST. NICHOLAS, A
195
Produced in delightful animation, the film retells the story of a
midnight visit of St. Nicholas. (C, 1949)
VITAMINS FROM FOOD
1032
Dramatizes stories of how Dr. Lind and Dr. Rijkman discovered
their respective cures for scurvy and beriberi. (P, 1968)
VOWEL "A:, THE (2nd ed)
343
Encourages children to respond verbally, while learning about the
short and long sounds of the letter "A". (J, 1983)
VOWEL "O", THE (2ND ED)
346
Shows the major patterns of letters which give the vowel "O" its
long and short sounds. (J, 1983)
VOWEL "U", THE (2ND ED)
347
Encourages children to respond verbally as they participate in
exercises using the vowel "U". (J, 1983)
VOWELS AND THEIR SOUNDS
348
Designed to develop children's auditory discrimination and to help
them discover the short and long vowel sounds. (J, 1971)
WALTER THE LAZY MOUSE
349
Walter was lazy never got any place on time. Finally, his family
moved and forgot to tell him. Walter finds himself lost, without a
home and learns how to provide for himself and even teaches
others. (S, 1972)
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WARM-BLOODED AND COLD-BLOODED ANIMALS
1314
Experiments show how environment affects the temperature of
cold-blooded animals, and how body coverings help warm-blooded
animals keep a more constant temperature. (C, 1971)
WATER: A FIRST FILM
709
Understanding the importance of water and its uses, as well as how
to avoid misusing it. (BFA, 1968)
WATER AND WHAT IT DOES 2ND. ED.
3246
Viewers discover that water can exist as a solid, a liquid, or a gas;
they also drink in the basic meaning of evaporation, condensation,
expansion, contraction and dissolution. (EB, 1988)
WATER CYCLE, THE
2597
Evaporation, condensation and the effects of the water cycle on
climate and the land are closely examined. Stunning visuals. (EB,
1980)
WATER: WHY IT IS WHAT IT IS
1439
The properties and structure of water and the critical role that
water plays in our lives. (MOODY, 1975)
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WAYS TO FIND OUT
710
Exploring a wonderful world that is revealed through size and shape.
(CH, 1970)
WE DISCOVER EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS
510
Animated colored blocks show how equivilent fractions are
represented on the number line. (C, 1970)
WE DISCOVER FRACTIONS
511
At Jimmy's birthday party, we discover that fractions name parts of
a whole and parts of a set. The film explains the meaning of
numerator and denominator and shows how the names for fractional
numbers are placed on the number line. (C, 1970)
75
WE EXPLORE
QUESTAR III
621
Steve and his father go down under the surface of the water to
explore a coral reef and the ocean floor. (C, 1963)
622
A marine biologist takes two young friends to explore the many life
forms that share the beach. (C, 1976)
623
Children explore a swamp in the spring and notice the beginnings of
life. A return in summer finds more activity among the plants and
animals. (C, 1974)
CLOUDS AND PRECIPITATION
1475
Clouds bring beauty to the skies and water to the land. Fascinating
time-lapse studies reveal how clouds form and vanish, while
satellite, aerial and ground-based photography convey basic
information about cumulus, stratus and cirrus clouds. (C, 1985)
WEATHER FOR BEGINNERS
739
Scale model of a beach helps present basic concepts about the
weather in a mood of observation and discovery. (C, 1964)
WEATHER SYSTEMS IN MOTION
1477
16mm motion picture reel, I-C, 14, C
How do the great mid-latitude weather systems get started and how
does their movement account for alternating storms and fair
weather? (C, 1986)
WEATHER: WHAT'S THE WEATHER LIKE?
740
We see how seaons and climates affect our homes and activities,
and realize that what we do and wear and eat often depends on the
weather. (MH, 1967)
WEATHERMAN, THE: A COMMUNITY HELPER
741
How weather affects our daily lives, and how the "weatherman"
helps us. (BFA, 1970)
WHALES
1316
Jacques Cousteau tours the sea in the last surviving whaling boat,
views an experiment with a whale at Marine World in California and
conducts a series of studies with whales in the ocean. (CH, 1970)
WHAT MAKES THE WIND BLOW?REV.
1480
This fascinating film speaks to everyone who has ever wondered
about the source and energy of the wind. Conditions for various
types of air movements are produced in the laboratory and verified
in nature. (EB, 1988)
WHAT TIME IS IT?
513
Animation helps us to learn how to tell time. We learn about the 24
hour day, what the long and short hands tell and how to tell time by
the quarter and half hour. (C, 1972)
WHAT'S A NATURAL RESOURCE ?
903
A park-ranger helps a group of children, who are on a picnic
understand the meaning of the term,"natural resources". We see
examples of natural resources. We learn, for instance where water,
which we take for granted, comes from, how it's delivered to us,
and that it is a renewable resources. (AH, 1987)
WHAT'S FOR BREAKFAST?
166
"A worm!" answers Bird. If that's not what you'd choose, there are
lots of other nutritious and energy-producing foods to start the day.
(EB, 1972)
WHAT'S IN A SHADOW (FINDING DIRECTIONS)
711
The earth's rotation and the earth/sun relationship is simply
illustrated and the groundwork is laid for a proper understanding of
maps and directions. (J, 1979)
WHAT'S IN AN EGG?
3030
Not all eggs are the same, but all commonly known animal life starts
with one. This film uses a chicken egg to observe the development
of life. (J, 1982)
WHAZZAT?
467
Six clay figures have fun by jumping into and out of new shapes as
they skip, crawl, stumble and flow over each other on their way
toward an elephant. These clay figures can't see, so each think he
has encountered something else. Only by pooling their knowledge
do they recognize the object for what it is. (EB, 1975)
WHAT DOES OUR FLAG MEAN?
865
When Susy Kin and her family become citizens, the neighborhood
children make flags and surprise them with a parade. (C, 1967)
201
Max is sent to his room without supper. He sails into a fantasy
world of weird creatures and becomes their king. He yearns for the
safety of home and finally returns. (WW, 1975)
WHAT ECOLOGISTS DO
1356
Defines ecology and explains the roles of ecologists in studying the
interrelationships between organisms and their environments.
(CEF, 1970)
WHITE SEAL
468
Based on a tale in Kipling's "The Jungle Book", follows the exploits
of Kotick, the white seal, as he struggles to survive and save his
friends from seal hunters in the Bering Sea. (GA, 1976)
WHAT IS THE BRIGHTEST STAR?
742
A beautiful night sky inspires Wondercat to try to find the brightest
star. His questions illuminate the difference between a planet and a
star and he learns why the brightest star in the sky the sun can't
be seen at night. (C, 1986)
1771
Building of America by the various groups who settled here. (C,
1975)
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WHAT "LIBERTY AND JUSTICE" MEANS 2ND. ED. _
1735
Children see how principles of freedom and fairness are much the
same, whether it be for people at work, on a playground or in the
history of America. (CH, 1978)
2894
Ever since the first Europeans arrived in the Americas, they have
puzzled over the mystery of who the Indians were and where they
came from. Film treats two basic theories of origin and emphasizes
one distinctly and fundamentally American discovery corn. (FI,
1972)
WHAT MAKES CLOUDSREV.
1478
This entertaining exploration takes you on a sky tour to observe the
different kinds of clouds and how they form through condensation.
(EB, 1988)
626
We learn how animals are suited to a particular environment by
studying different animals in four environments. (C, 1969)
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WHY DO CATS HAVE WHISKERS?
3122
Wondering about his own whiskers leads Wondercat into fascinating
discoveries about whiskers on other animals and serves an exciting
introduction to all the senses. Wondercat learns about predators
and prey, and how senses-with the assistance of whiskers-help
them both. (C, 86)
1513
Bench-mark measurements over a period of 40 years prove that in
certain places uplift is occurring today at rates which could easily
produce mountains in a geologically short time. (EB, 1964)
WHY PLANTS GROW WHERE THEY DO
627
We visit an open field, woodland, desert, and pond to learn why
plants grow in each area. (C, 1966)
WHY WE HAVE ELECTIONS: THE KINGS OF SNARK
866
A tale set in a mythical kingdom demonstrates the concepts of
holding elections to select government officials. (LCA, 1972)
WILL TO BE FREE, THE (PART I)
2843
This film which traces the events of Western history, which led to
the Decloration of Independence, will insure a better understanding
of the participatory democracy we profess. (FI, 1977)
WILL TO BE FREE, THE (PART II)
2844
Same as Pt. I (MCM, 1977)
WILLIAMSBURG: STORY OF A PATRIOT
1683
Depicts the turbulent years just prior to the American Revolution.
Shows how a Virginia planter, influenced by such persons as
Washington and Jefferson, decides to support the American cause.
(MH, 1966)
3026
Disney animation offers a welcome way to introduce the gentle
characters of A.A. Milne. In this story, a wind sweeps through the
Hundred Acre Wood, topping Owl's tree home and making
everyone, especially Pooh, very uneasy. Overnight, the storm
floods the forest and sweeps Piglet downriver.
When Pooh
accidentally rescues him, a hero's party is thrown in Pooh's honor.
But he shares the celebration gladly when Piglet becomes a hero too
by offering his home to Owl in a touching and happy finale. (WD,
1985)
3027
Anytime is the right time for honey, according to Pooh. This
charming film follows him through a series of funny misadventures
brought about by his fondness for sweet treats. How Pooh gets
himself into and out of several sticky situations is a tale that
brings much merriment to young viewers. (WD, 1985)
684
Focuses on the icy conditions of the North, also includes a segment
of the many crops that are still growing in the South a time for
holidays, ice skating, maple syrup. (IFB, 1979)
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WINTER OF THE WITCH
202
Starring Hermione Gingold as "The Witch", this amusing,
heart-warming story shows what happens when Nicky and his
mother get acquainted with the not-so-wicked witch and learn about
her recipe for "happiness pancakes." (LCA, 1970)
WITCH WHO WAS AFRAID OF WITCHES, THE
203
Based on Alice Low's children's book, this engaging animated film is
the story of Wendy, the youngest witch in her family. (LCA, 1979)
WIZARD OF WORDS: NOUNS AND ADJECTIVES
351
A lush, green, inviting park is the setting for the perusal of the
grammar elements of nouns and adjectives and their relationship to
one another. (MH, 1976)
WIZARD OF WORDS: VERBS AND ADVERBS
352
A wild bicycle ride by Harvey enables the Wizard to point out all
sorts of verbs and illustrates the many ways in which adding
adverbs makes the verbs much more expressive. (MH, 1976)
WOLF AND THE SEVEN KIDS, THE
292
An animated folk-tale from the Grimm Brothers' Collection. (EB,
1978)
WONDERS IN A COUNTRY STREAM
628
A fascinating look into the life in a country stream tadpoles,
turtles, newts other treasures. (CH, 1977)
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WOOD SHELL, THE
2975
Illustrates the on-site carpentry construction of the modern home.
The film gives students an overall understanding of the basic steps
and procedures in wood frame construction. It is especially used for
introductory and summary presentations in voc-ed programs. It is
also used to supply background information for students in
architecture, drafting, industrial arts, etc. (C.OAKS, 1980)
WOODLAND INDIANS OF EARLY AMERICA (REV.)
1783
Daily life of a Chippiwa family is observed. Authentic scenes in the
eastern and Great Lakes regions. (C, 1980)
240
In late winter, when Father Woodchuck and his family come out of
their burrow, Woody wanders away and has an adventure with a
boy named Michael. (EB, 1961)
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WORD UNDERSTANDING
1148
Presents reading exercises that will help increase vocabulary and
improve the ability to understand words. (C, 1979)
681
The film's lively format covers animal behavior, hibernation,
temperature and weather patterns all presented in a way that's as
captivating, amusing and memorable as only Pooh can make it.
(WD, 1982)
WORDS THAT ADD MEANIING
357
Shows how adjectives and adverbs help describe an apartment
building, its inhabitants and their activities. (C, 1969)
682
This film reveals the many ways that living things are adapted for
living through the winter. (C, 1964)
WORDS THAT DESCRIBE SOUNDS
358
Bang, snap, roar, snore, whoosh, peep! Jimmy has fun collecting
words that sound like the noises they represent. (C, 1973)
683
The joy of a city boy, Scotty, exploring a farm in winter and
observing the adaptation of animals to the weather. (C, 1954)
WORDS THAT NAME AND DO
359
Shows how nouns and verbs describe Larry and his activities at
home, school, play and on outside activities. (C, 1969)
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QUESTAR III
WORDS THAT RHYME
360
A group of young rhyme hunters finds sets of rhyming words and
discovers that correct pronunciation is the key to rhyming, rather
than the spelling of a word. (C, 1978)
WORK OF THE HEART (2nd Ed.)
2413
16mm motion picture reel, JHC, 21, C
This film observes our hardest working organ: the heart, the
constantly pumping power source of our circulatory system. This
edition describes heart and circulatory problems how they're treated
and gives special emphasis to the importance of good health care.
(EB, 1988)
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WORKERS OF OUR COMMUNITY (2ND ED)
802
The mayor introduces many of the people whose jobs or services
are essential to the efficient working of the community. (C, 1978)
WORLD OF MOLECULES (2ND ED)
1442
An exploration of molecules through the experiences of children,
experiments and the observation of common phenomena. (CH,
1977)
WORLD OF PLANT AND ANIMAL COMMUNITIES, THE
3247
Fascinating close-up photography invites viewers to explore several
different types of communities forests, desert,ocean and grassland
and witness how indigenous plants and animals have adapted to
their special environments. (EB, 1981)
WORLD WAR I: DOCUMENTARY OF THE ROLE OF THE USA
2755
Brings to life the events which led the United States into war;
describes the course of the war and Wilson's role at the peace
conference. (EB, 1957)
WORLD WAR I: FIGHTING ON TWO FRONTS (2ND. ED.)
2757
16mm motion picture reel, JS, 18
In the summer of 1914 both Allied and Central powers plunged into
what they thought would be a short war. However, combat
changed, and history's first mechanized war became mired in the
trench warfare. (C, 1983)
WORLD WAR I: THE POLITICS OF PEACEMAKING (2Nd ed.)
2758
16mm motion picture reel, JS, 14
How the Versailles Treaty was written as a series of compromises;
its effects on the map of Europe and the League of Nations.
Viewers get a sharp sense of the furious inter action between
leaders leading to a treaty that failed and sowed the seeds of
W.W.11. (C, 1983)
WORLD WAR I: BACKGROUND TENSIONS (2ND.ED.)
2756
16mm motion picture reel, JS, 13, BW
Emphasizes the Balkan conflict, ententes and alliances, and the
Sarajevo incident. Leaders gave in to war while discussing peace.
(C, 1983)
YANKEE DOODLE
869
Travels with Yankee Doodle as he goes to town riding on a pony. A
pictorial representation of the Revolutionary Era in American History.
(WW, 1976)
870
A light-hearted patriotic look at the American Revolution credits a
number of historic events to Chester Cricket, Harry Cat and Tucker
Mouse. (GA, 1976)
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YEARS BETWEEN, THE (PART I)
2710
Traces the social and political development of the United States
from the American Revolution to World War II. (MACMILLAN,
1977)
YEARS BETWEEN, THE (PART II)
2711
SAME AS ABOVE 2710 (MACMILLAN, 1977)
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YEARS OF RECONSTRUCTION
2729
16mm motion picture reel,
Shows the economic, social and political problems facing
after the Civil War, and illustrates how resentment and
between whites and blacks and the South and North
attempts to reach a reasonable peace. (MH, 1969)
J-S, 25, C
the South
bitterness
frustrated
YES, I CAN
982
Helps children recognize the value of overcoming obstacles, and
helps them understand the feelings of self-esteem and sense of
accomplishment brought about by independent action. (NIT, 1973)
YOUNG GOODMAN BROWN
2264
A visual adaptation of Nathaniel Hawthorne's enigmatic story.
(PYR, 1973)
YOUR BODY AND ITS PARTS
661
Introduces the five different systems: muscle, respiratory,
circulatory, skeletal and nervous. (EB, 1964)
Z IS FOR ZOO
362
For the youngest student, just beginning to read introduces words
with appropriate glimpes of zoo residents putting the ideas to work.
(ACI, 1970)
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ZOO, THE
630
As a group of youngsters visit a zoo taking photographs and
drawing pictures of their favorite animals viewers learn how some
zoos exhibit animals in naturalistic surroundings, protect vanishing
species, and require the special talents of many people to maintain
their operation. (DD, 1982)
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LEVEL 3: BE A CHOOSY CHEWER
NK3
P
The major nutrition focus topic for LEVEL 3 is SNACK CHOICE: One
becomes fit by combining active exercise with nutritious eating.
Puppets "Grandma" and "Puddles" enthusiastically guide students
into many nutrition learning experiences, with vitamins A and C
having a special emphasis. Snacks, sing-a-longs, surprise from the
magic cupboard,team fitness and literally...pockets full of activities!
(19)
LEVEL 7: A CASE OF WASTE
NK7
P
The major nutrition focus topic for LEVEL 7 is FOOD WASTE: Food
waste is abundant in the U.S.and is an expensive loss of dollars,
energy, and nutrients.As ecologists, the student s explore the
present state of food waste and try to find solutions for the
problem. Activities include: a slide tape on food waste; a study
guide; and "plate" waste studies at school. (19)
LEVEL 4: FOOD PEDDLERS, THE
NK4
P
The major nutrition focus topic for LEVEL 4 is HOW MEDIA
AFFECTS FOOD CHOICES: Food choices are influenced by social
and psyschological factors; advertisement being a strong force.
Children learn about advertising on TV and in the supermarket.
(19)
SPECIAL LEVEL: FOR THE SCHOOL LUNCH BUNCH
NK8
P
The major function of this level is to provide SCHOOL FOOD
SERVICE personnel with exciting ideas for linking the class room
with the cafeteria through nutrition education. Also, new quantity
recipes for weekly featured foods, posters and more is packaged in
this unit to make the cafeteria a "real life" learning laboratory within
the school. (19)
Catalog
LEVEL 2: LET'S GO EXPLORING!
NK2
P
Major nutrition focus topic for LEVEL 2 is the ORIGINS OF FOODS:
Understanding the origins and growth of the foods available to us
helps children to understand foods and their relationship to personal
growth. As explorers, the children learn that we eat animal foods
as well as foods from plants. Activities include: Plant your feet
game, flannel board pieces Bingo games, concentration games, and
much more. (19)
LEVEL 1: MUNCH WITH MUNCH!
NK1
P
Major nutrition focus topic for LEVEL 1 is VARIETY. The wise
choice of a variety of foods in the daily diet helps to insure that one
obtains the many nutrients needed for health . Munch is a friendly
fuzzy caterpillar puppet that likes to eat a variety of foods. MUNCH
leads the children in activities such as:"Munch with Munch" song;
Munch's "Feeling Great" game, etc. (19)
LEVEL 6: NUTRIENT CONNECTION, THE
NK6
P
The major nutrition focus topic for LEVEL 6 is NUTRIENTS FOR MY
BODY: Nutrients in food supply body cells with essentials needed
for healthy body function. A class of "mad" scientists have fun
learning about cells, nutrients, and other microscopic activities.
(19)
LEVEL 5: ON THE MOVE
NK5
P
The major nutrition focus topic for LEVEL 5 is ENERGY BALANCE:
Energy is needed by all living things in order to maintain life.
Balancing energy intake (food) with energy output (exercise) is
important for weight maintenance and good health. Activities
included: energy workbook,calorie/ history problems, "peppy"
science experiments, and many other energy busting activities.
(19)
U.S. GEOGRAPHY: THE GREAT AMERICAN ODYSSEY
Join Emma and Evan as they travel cross-country in a one-of-a-kind
motor van, videotaping and exploring all kinds of unique locations,
long and short term weather effects, the ways people change
environments, farming patterns, and settlement routes.
AMERICAN POPULAR MUSIC IN THE 20TH CENTU
VH4125
VHS videocassette, JS, 65
(E.FRON, 1)
RUSSIA NEWS STORIES
VH2539
This program follows a group of American teens as they tour
post-Communist Russia. In eight short segments, onscreen teen
"reporters" explore the economy, clothes, folk art, religion, family
life, buildings, school and food of their Russian contemporaries.
(N.HEAD, 2)
LOUISE NEVELSON
VH2502
(TCHR.V)
VH2253
(TCHR.V, 99)
VH2227
(WILSON, 99)
OSAMA BIN LADEN
VH4025
(F.IDEA, 1)
VHS videocassette, PI, 30
VHS videocassette, IJS, 13
JERUSALEM: FROM A DREAM TO DESTRUCTION:V
VH4020
(LIB.V.)
VH2323
VHS videocassette, T, 60
(ST.ED.)
VH2603
(J.STN.)
VHS videocassette, IJS, 30 ea.
VH2323
(ST.ED.)
VH2323
(ST.ED.)
VH3836
VHS videocassette, IJ, 33
(U.LRNG, 98)
AMERICAN REVOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: DECLAR
VH2677
In this program, students will examine the events that led up to the
momentous drafting of the Declaration of Independence. From the
battles of Lexington and Concord to Thomas Paine's demands for a
little "common sense," see how the protest against the enforcement
of British taxes and trade laws turned into a full-fledged battle for
liberty. (L.VIDE, 4)
WEATHER FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT CLIMATES
VH3879
(L.VID., 1)
VH3900
(TCHR.V)
WONDERFUL ME!
VH3917
(SNBRST, 19)
VHS videocassette, P, 16, C
ISLAND OF THE SKOG
VH2745
(L.VIDE, 2)
VH4006
(EVN, 2)
VH2741
(L.VIDE, 4)
PUNIC WARS, THE
VH4043
(TCHR.V)
VH4067
(TCHR.V)
PUNIC WARS, THE
VH4043
(TCHR.V)
CRUSADES, THE-PT.II
VH4058
(TCHR.V)
VH4044
(TCHR.V)
VH2323
(ST.ED.)
VH3914
(P.P., 93)
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QUESTAR III
VH2669
(L.VIDE, 1)
10 EASY WAYS TO LOSE YOUR JOB
VH1000
VHS videocassette, JH, 25, C
Emphasizing entry level positions as well as typical part-time jobs,
this video explores the ten most common reasons employers give
for dismissing beginning workers. (HRM,)
10 WAYS TO BOOST LOW SELF-ESTEEM
VH1609
This video program offers techniques students can use immediately
to change their attitude towards themselves. (Bureau At-Risk,
1993)
1914-1918: WORLD WAR I
VH766
VHS videocassette, J-H, 25, BW
Known as the "Great War," WWI stands as a dividing line between
the 19th and 20th centuries. Witness action at the major fronts of
the war and learn about the Versailles Treaty. (NG, 1992)
1917: REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA
VH1912
VHS videocassette, J-H, 28
In February 1917, Tsar Nicholas II was overthrown, and in October
a group of revolutionary Marxists took control of the new Russian
state. Find out what prerevolutionary Russia was like and why the
revolution happened. (NG, 1988)
VH1474
VHS videocassette, J-S, 27, C
From the book by Jules Verne. (Disney,)
VH798
Jules Verne classic. (Mov.Un.,)
20TH-CENTURY AMERICAN ART
VH2404
VHS videocassette, JS, 26, C
Students will tour through the collections of the Whitney Museum,
complete with examinations of American artworks from the turn of
the century through Pop Art and Minimalism. (Crizmac,)
20TH CENTURY LANDSCAPE, THE
VH1631
VHS videocassette, JR-HS, 20, C
This unit helps students see beauty in our industrial world. But,
more importantly, it helps students understand and relate to our
20th century landscape. (WESTERN MAN AND THE MODERN
WORLD) (WESTERN MAN AND THE MODERN WORLD) (Random
House, 1979)
3-2-1 CONTACT EXTRA: BOTTOM OF THE BARREL
VH3150
VHS videocassette, P-I, 30, C
Where does oil come from anyway? How do we get it out of the
ground, and how can we clean up after it spills? Stephanie Yu and Z
Wright investigate oil and learn why we're getting closer and closer
to the bottom of the barrel. (Wings, 1991)
3-2-1 CONTACT EXTRA: BOY UNDER THE ICE
VH3151
Eleven-year-old Alvaro Garza, Jr. was on an ice-covered river when
he suddenly fell through the ice. It was 40 minutes before rescuers
pulled him out 40 minutes in which he could not breathe. Come
investigate the science behind the news how the human body
tries to protect itself in extremely cold situations. (Wings, 1991)
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−
VH3153
Water's a most important resource. Without it, all living things
would die. Join Stephanie Yu and travel along the water cycle to
find out how water gets dirty, how it gets clean, and what we can
do to help conserve and preserve it. (Wings, 1991)
3-2-1 CONTACT EXTRA: SECRETS OF THE CODE
VH3152
What makes each of us unique? Stephanie Yu and Z Wright
investigate what makes each of us different even though each is a
human, not a knotty pine. Visit the lab, some endangered cheetahs,
and the 3-2-1 contact kitchen to discover the secrets of the genetic
code. (Wings, 1991)
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3-2-1 CONTACT EXTRA: YOU CAN'T GROW HOME AGAIN
VH3154
Rainforests are in the news burning of the forest habitat results in
endangered or even extinct wildlife species and adds to global
warming. Go on location to Costa Rica's rainforest and get a
kid's-eye-view of this habitat, meet some of the animals that live
there, and find out what's being done to save rainforests.
(Wings, 1991)
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3 DAYS IN THE COUNTY JAIL
VH1567
A detailed look at life in jail, plus an examination of rehabilitation
programs and their effectiveness. (Disney,)
30-SECOND PRESIDENT, THE
VH1741
VHS videocassette, I-H, 58, C
Examine the critical role of television advertising in presidential
campaigns as Bill Moyers presents political TV spots, including the
first presidential campaign ads ever created (for Eisenhower in
1952), controversial ads which relied on subtle effects rather than
hard facts, and ads from recent presidential campaigns.
Recommended uses: media, advertising, marketing, sociology and
history courses. (WALK THROUGH THE 20TH CENTURY, A)
(WALK THROUGH THE 20TH CENTURY, A) (PBS Video, 1984)
30-SECOND SEDUCTION
VH2265
Television advertising bombards us with hundreds of messages
every day. This consumer reports special investigates the methods
advertisers use to capture our attention and our dollars. This
program will arm viewers against the onslaught of television sell.
(Films Inc./Gift, 1990)
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5 FOOD GROUPS, THE
VH3196
Recently issued by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and health
and human services the traditional four food groups have grown to
five: grain, meat, dairy, fruit, vegetable. (Handel, 1992)
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50 YEARS WAR: ISRAEL AND THE ARABS, THE-PT.I
VH4023
Explores both sides of this conflict, examining Israel's struggle for
statehood as well as the history of the PLO. Features interviews
with Benjamin Netanyahu, Yasser Arafat and Bill Clinton. Offers a
behind-the-scenes look at the Yom Kippur War, Camp David Peace
Accord, Oslo agreement and more. (L.VIDE, 99)
50 YEARS WAR: ISRAEL AND THE ARABS, THE-PT.II
VH4024
See above description. (L.VIDE, 99)
ABC OF GAS TURBINE/ABC OF THE AUTOMOBILE ENGINE/ABC OF
THE AUTOMOBILE CHASSIS/MAKE TOMORROW HAPPEN
VH440
VHS videocassette, I-J-H, 60, C
Program #1: The principles of the gas turbine engine are explained
through the use of animation and colorful models. Program #2:
Detailed cutaway models and colorful animation illustrate the
principle of the four-stroke cycle engine. Program #3: Full scale
working cut-away models combined with animation illustrate and
explain the flow of power from engine to wheels in an automobile.
Program #4: This program shows youngsters having fun as they
proceed through the busy five days of the 4-H Congress. (Gift,)
ABC'S OF LIFE INSURANCE
VH433
Term, whole life and universal are just a few of the topics in this
discussion of your insurance needs. (YOUR MONEY MATTERS)
(YOUR MONEY MATTERS) (Film Ideas,)
ABOUT TIME
VH444
Description of the measurement of time is presented through the
story of the mythical Planet Q, where the concept is unknown.
(Gift,)
Catalog
ADIRONDACKS
ACCOUNTING EQUATION/BALANCE SHEET/BUSINESS
TRANSACTIONS/ LEDGER ACCOUNTS/DEBIT AND CREDIT
THEORY/ANALYZE TRANSACTIONS
VH788
VHS videocassette, J-H, 30, C
This animated series features a colorful group of circus performers,
whose stunts help make the abstract principles of accounting clear
and accessible. The accountants for Joe Bangles' Circus keep
careful track of the finances, demonstrating accounting procedures
and methods of preparing various accounting documents. (Gift,)
SPORTS, SOCIETY, AND SELF/COMMUNICATION/CULTURAL
EXCHANGE/ CULTURAL CHANGE
VH447
VHS videocassette, I-J, 60, C
Program #1: Shows how physical fitness is important to all three
cultures. Program #2: How all three cultures use the transportation
and communication industries.
Program #3: World interaction
facillitates cultural exchange.
Program #4: Examines cultural
change in all three cultures. (ACROSS CULTURES) (ACROSS
CULTURES) (AIT,)
ACCOUNTING:DEBIT AND CREDIT THEORY/ANALYZING
TRANSACTIONS
VH217
(#1) The theory of debit-left and credit-right is introduced, and
applied to the general accounting equation. (#2) Demonstrations
show how five questions can help with an analysis of a business
transaction. (Gift,)
TRADITION/EDUCATION TRADITION/EDUCATION
VH446
Program #1: For the people of Yrakrou in West Africa, the N'zi River
supports life with water for drinking, bathing, irrigation, and
transportation. Program #2: Examines the special place religion has
in the cultures of the Baoule' people, the Tarahumara Indians, and
the Japanese. Program #3: When a group passes on its traditions,
it provides for cultural continuity and insures future generations
sharing in the traditions. Program #4: Examination of humanity's
shared commitment to education. (ACROSS CULTURES) (ACROSS
CULTURES) (AIT,)
ACE-MATH FOR KIDS-1
VH385
VHS videocassette, PI, 84, C
Video 1 programs include: Patterns, Addition, Subtraction, Greater
Than/Less Than, Money, Time, Measurement and Counting.
(Video Resources, 1996)
ACE-MATH FOR KIDS-2
VH386
Video 2 programs include: Addition & Subtraction, Calendar, Sums
to 18, Odd & Even, Subtraction Facts, Place Value, 2 & 3 Digit
Addition, 2 & 3 Digit Subtraction. (Video Resources, 1996)
ACE-MATH FOR KIDS-3
VH387
Video 3 programs include: Understanding Multiplication, 2 & 5 as
Factors, 9, 1 & 0 as Factors, 3 & 4 as Factors, Multiplication
Review, Understanding Division, Dividing by 2 & 3, 4 & 5, Division
Review, Multiplication Tables. (Video Resources, 1996)
ACE-MATH FOR KIDS-4
VH388
Video 4 programs include: Multiplying with 2 Digit Factors, Finding
2 Digit Quotients, Understanding Fractions, Add/Subtract Fractions,
Understanding
Decimals,
Add/Subtract
Decimals,
Metric
Measurement. (Video Resources, 1996)
ACID RAIN: NO SIMPLE SOLUTION
VH1868
VHS videocassette, JR-SR, 29, C
Filmed in the Adirondacks and the Midwest coal country, viewers
are shown the realities of the acid rain debate from the perspective
of fishermen, electricity producers, and scientists.
It shows
graphically that answers are being found to the complex acid rain
phenomenon. (Current Af.Media,)
ACIDS
VH2175
Acids can be both harmful and useful. The properties of acids in
both liquid and gas forms are demonstrated in a variety of
settings. Examples include acid rain, automobile batteries and
digestive juices. (SCIENTIFIC EYE) (SCIENTIFIC EYE) (Journal, 1987)
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−
ACORN PEOPLE, THE
VH702
This program chronicles two weeks in the life of a counselor (Ted
Bessell) at a summer camp for handicapped children. (19)
ACQUAINTANCE RAPE: "I THOUGHT WE WERE FRIENDS"
VH1007
VHS videocassette, H, 20, C
This program is a personal look at the impact of acquaintance rape
on three women. The video was shot in a documentary style and
differs from many "contrived" materials produced about rape.
Discussion questions relate directly to the statements of the victims
in the video. (Iowa CASA,)
CHOICES FOR THE FUTURE
VH448
This program makes the compelling point that people and cultures
operate on the assumption that they will have a future. (ACROSS
CULTURES) (ACROSS CULTURES) (AIT,)
JAPANESE, THE/THE TARAHUMARA/THE BAOULE'/PROVIDING FOR
FAMILY NEEDS
VH445
Program #1: Viewers are introduced to Japanese society and culture
through the Nakayama and Yuasa families. Program #2: Chihuahua,
Mexico is home for the Tarahumara Indians, an independent,
hardworking people who live and farm in the area's valleys and
canyons. Program #3: The Ivory Coast in West Africa is home for
many, many different people. Program #4: Most human activity is
spent meeting the basic needs of self, family, and community. This
is how the Tarahumara Indians and the Baoule' live. (ACROSS
CULTURES) (ACROSS CULTURES) (AIT,)
ACROSS THE SEA OF GRASS
VH2299
This episode follows the westward expansion of a young United
States across the vast heartland of the continent the Great Plains.
(LAND OF THE EAGLE) (LAND OF THE EAGLE) (PBS Video, 1992)
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ACTING ON YOUR VALUES
VH55
Michael Pritchard and teenagers discuss how knowing one's own
personal values is the key to making the right personal choices.
(POWER OF CHOICE) (POWER OF CHOICE) (PBS, 1988)
ADDITION FOR BEGINNERS/MULT. FOR BEGINNERS/WE USE THE
NUMBER LINE/STORY OF MEASURING TIME:HOURS,
MIN.,SECONDS
VH127
Program #1: After reviewing the concepts of set, number and
numeral, the film explores and develops the nomenclature and
symbols of addition. Program #2: Introduces the importance of
multiplication facts and the use of the number line in checking them.
Program #3: Addition and subtraction problems are handled with
real objects, then checked out on the number line. Program #4:
This animated film takes us from prehistoric times when time was
measured in intervals of days and nights to the present.
(Coronet,)
ADIRONDACK HIKING EXPERIENCE, AN
VH680
VHS videocassette, P-I/H, 30, C
This program takes the viewer on a walk through the Adirondacks
on a fall day with both novice hikers and a professional forest
ranger. Through their dialogue, the viewer learns the do's and
don'ts of hiking in the wilderness, including what to carry with you,
how to dress, what kind of shoes to wear and the danger of
hypothermia. (St.Ed., 1984)
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ADIRONDACKS, THE
VH1575
Using original landscapes, interviews and rarely seen archival motion
pictures, this video traces major themes such as exploration and
settlement, industrial development, wilderness travel, architecture,
geography and development issues. (Direct Cinema,)
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ADOLPH
LIFE OF ADOLPH HITLER, THE
VH350
Rare footage of Nazi party and Hitler's rise. A valuable, spellbinding
horrible-but-true document. (Mov.Un., 1961)
VH1091
Program #1: The film presents a subtly humorous history of our
attempts at undersea exploration. Program #2: This film chronicles
the events, the people, the theories, and the discoveries that
contributed to our knowledge of the universe. (Coronet,)
ADVENTURES IN ODYSSEY: A FINE FEATHERED FRENZY
VH3564
Dylan's in a thorny mess when he accidentally mows down Mrs.
Harcourt's prized rose garden. Non-stop adventure reinforces the
importance of taking responsibility for one's own actions. (Focus
on Family, 1993)
ADVENTURES IN ODYSSEY: A FLIGHT TO THE FINISH
VH3563
It's soapbox derby day in Odyssey, and Dylan is determined to beat
Holly. But when Holly's car reels out of control, Dylan is faced with
a tough choice. Rollicking fun that teaches youngsters to care for
others. (Focus on Family, 1993)
ADVENTURES IN ODYSSEY: SHADOW OF A DOUBT
VH3565
Suspense abounds and delightful new characters keep attention
levels high as evidence points to John Avery Whittaker and a
scandalous burglary.
A marvelously entertaining lesson in
friendship. (Focus on Family, 1993)
ADVENTURES IN ODYSSEY: THE KNIGHT TRAVELLERS
VH3562
The premiere episode introduces young Dylan Taylor, who helps Mr.
Whittaker retrieve his Imagination Station stolen by evildoer
Faustus. The action leads to an invaluable lesson about what really
matters. (Focus on Family, 1993)
VH704
By Mark Twain. The 1939 adaptation, starring Mickey Rooney.
(GA,)
ADVENTURES OF J. THADDEUS TOAD, THE
VH1375
The madcap Mr. Toad drives his friends to distraction in this
animated adaptation of "The Wind in the Willows". (Disney,)
VH883
Mark Twain's tale about the misadventures of a precocious Missouri
boy. (GA, 1938)
ADVICE ON LICE
VH1354
Give youngsters the facts on head lice with the help of Rapunzel,
known far and wide for her beautiful, healthy hair. Teaches
students about symptoms, transmission, treatment, and prevention
of head lice. (Disney,)
AEGEAN: LOST CIVILIZATION
VH4035
Students will tour the Aegean in search of the lost city of Atlantis.
Includes, the historical roots of the Battle of Troy, King
Agamemnon, and more. (TCHR.V)
QUESTAR III
AFRICA (PRE-COLONIAL)
VH40
VHS videocassette, I-J/H, 45, C
This tape examines the commonly held views of Africans, as they
had developed before the trip of the famed English explorer, Dr.
Livingstone, whose disappearance prompted the journey of reporter
Henry Stanley, whose articles and drawings acted as the main
sources of this video. (Ed.Video, 1988)
AFRICA: TRIBALISM TO INDEPENDENCE
VH1633
Provides a well-rounded view of an emerging continent in the 20th
century. It establishes the historical background that led to the
present situation in Africa today. (WESTERN MAN AND THE
MODERN WORLD) (WESTERN MAN AND THE MODERN WORLD)
(Random House, 1979)
AFRICAN LION AND HIS REALM, THE
VH1492
VHS videocassette, I-J-S, 19, C
Filmed in the wilds of Africa, this study of the king of beasts reveals
little-known facts about the predators and grazers that live there.
(Disney,)
AFRICAN WILDLIFE
VH196
This program was filmed in Namibia's Etosha National Park over the
course of two years, capturing extraordinary close-ups of animal
behavior; a wildebeest giving birth, a zebra mother successfully
defending her foal from the swift attack of a cheetah, and a young
springbuck alerting his herd to the presence of a predator with
stiff-legged leaps. (NG, 92)
AFRICA'S ANIMAL OASIS
VH1153
VHS videocassette, IJH, 60, C
Journey to a land ruled by the king of beasts. (School Co.,)
AFTER THE WARMING: EPISODE ONE
VH281
In episode one: using the "virtual reality computer model" we see
various warming scenarios of the year 2050. What would our
future hold if the pessimistic scientists are correct, and if we take
no action to slow the greenhouse effect? (Ambrose Video,)
AFTER THE WARMING: EPISODE TWO
VH282
In episode two: we look back to the 1990's from 2050, and trace
various ways that man could respond to the growing environmental
crisis. We see consequences of increases in air temperature,
deforestation, rainfall, and shifts in weather patterns. The impact of
global warming on food supply is explored. (Ambrose Video,)
AGE OF REASON, THE: EUROPE AFTER THE RENAISSANCE
VH2506
Students will discover how the English philosopher John Locke and
his contemporary, the scientist, Isaac Newton, provided the
foundation for a truly unique period of history. They will learn how
the teachings of this era became politically revolutionary once they
were taken up by certain great French minds. (AGC, 95)
AGRIBUSINESS/AQUACULTURE
VH3483
(Vol.3:Prog.12) (CAREERS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY) (CAREERS
FOR THE 21ST CENTURY) (TakeOff, 1993)
AIDS
VH1451
This important new video presents factual information on AIDS a
growing national problem. This sensitive tape encourages teenagers
to think seriously about the responsibilities of sexual relationships.
(Disney,)
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AESOP'S THE HARE AND THE TORTOISE
VH1393
This video features an animated overview of Aesop's life with
examples of his fables, including the popular "The Hare and the
Tortoise." (Disney,)
AFRICA IN FOCUS: KENYA
VH2101
This program explores how the well-integrated Swahili culture has
made Kenya a model for other African nations that chronically suffer
from multi-cultural strife. (Journal, 1990)
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AIDS EDUCATION
VH1995
VHS videocassette, P-I/J, C
The video presentations and the accompanying viewing guides are
intended to assist school administrators in developing and
maintaining an effective AIDS education program (tape 1) and to
assist educators in implementing classroom instruction related to the
prevention of AIDS (tapes 2 & 3). (St.Ed., 1988)
Catalog
ALL
AIDS: FACTS FOR KIDS
VH3871
VHS videocassette, I, 9
Helps students understand that protecting themselves from HIV is
their own responsibility. They will learn about HIV and how it
disables the immune system, and also that people do not catch HIV
through casual contact. (MMEDIA, 99)
AIDS: FEARS AND FACTS
VH1680
VHS videocassette, I-J-H, 30, c
You can protect yourself and those you love through knowing the
facts. On this tape you will find answers to the questions: what is
AIDS?, how is it contracted, and how is AIDS prevented? Also
contains a special report from the U.S. and the projected outlook
for the future. (Elco Sales Co.,)
AIDS: OUR WORST FEARS
VH1292
This program separates facts from hysteria and from wishful
thinking. It explains what we do and don't know about AIDS; who
is most susceptible and most at risk; what preventive actions and
precautions can be taken. (FFH,)
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AIDS: EVERYTHING YOU AND YOUR FAMILY NEED TO KNOW...
VH1856
Dr. C.Everett Koop, our nation's chief medical authority addresses
our fears, with level-headed specifics on what are the risks and
what are the rumors. (Ambrose Video, 1988)
AKIO MORITA
VH4069
ABC profiles the remarkable, creative founder of Sony and inventor
of the Walkman. He had a super talent for creating consumer
demand. (TCHR.V)
ALASKA AND HAWAII
VH451
Alaska and Hawaii, the newest states in the Union, are still
frontiers, unusual additions to a nation already rich in ethnic history
and geographic diversity. (Gift,)
ALASKA: SPIRIT OF THE WILD
VH2217
Students will experience the explosive calving of glaciers and the
celestial fires of the Aurora Borealis.
They will witness the
thundering stampede of caribou, the beauty of the polar bear and
the deadly hunt of the wolf pack. They will share in the triumph of
the Alaskan gold rush and the famous Iditarod dog sled race. (A E,
98)
ALASKAN ESKIMO, THE
VH1493
Journey to an icy Arctic Eskimo village for a firsthand look at a
unique native culture that includes a reindeer hunt, whale landing,
and dogsled trek. (Disney,)
VH948
Taken from the television program "Tomorrows Beginnings," these
programs explore the effect of alcohol and drugs on the mind during
pregnancy. (two parts) (Gift,)
ALCOHOL: FACTS, MYTHS AND DECISIONS
VH3754
This program counters myths about alcohol with facts to help
viewers understand that alcohol's effect on their lives depends on
the decisions they make about its use. (Sunburst,)
ALCOHOL: THE UNLABELED DRUG
VH1970
Shows how alcohol should have a warning label on it like other
drugs in a medicine cabinet do. Also shows how alcohol affects the
body. (AAA,)
ALCOHOLISM: THE TWENTY QUESTIONS
VH949
With George Kennedy This unique video, containing a great deal of
information beyond the "confines" of the twenty questions, will help
to prevent patterns of alcoholic behavior before they become
established, and before the denial syndrome delays the needed
therapy necessary for the alcoholic to achieve lasting sobriety.
(Motivanti,)
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ALEXANDER AND THE CAR WITH A MISSING HEADLIGHT/THE OWL
AND THE PUSSYCAT/MOON MAN
VH288
Program #1: Alexander's exuberant adventures with his little old
car, a ferocious dog, a woodpecker, a baby elephant and an African
princess make joyous viewing for young children. Program #2: The
delicious, lilting rhythms of the story about the owl and the pussy
cat is captured in Barbara Cooney's witty drawing. Program #3:
The man in the moon, bored with life on his drifting sphere in space,
longs to join in the fun he sees people having on earth. A fastpaced
series of events follows when he gets there. (Eastern Phelan,)
ALEXANDER AND THE TERRIBLE, HORRIBLE, NO GOOD, VERY BAD
DAY
VH3245
Alexander knew the minute he woke up with gum in his hair that it
was going to be a very bad day. And it was. Children will learn
from this program that everybody has a bad day once in a while and
that the best way of coping with a really rotten day is to find the
humor in it and to complain a little. (Aims, 1991)
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ALEXANDER CALDER
VH2249
Students will learn about Calder's universe of rotating spheres,
spinning mobiles, animated wire sculpture, his toys, prints, jewelry,
tapestries, and theater designs as they are set in motion on the
screen. He is captured at work and at play and revealed to be an
artist for whom the two activities are inseparable. (TCHR.V)
ALEXANDER HAS A GOOD DAY/BILLY THE CLEAN/HEAR
BETTER:HEALTHY EARS/GOOD EATING HABITS
VH185
Program #1: Introduces pupils to good habits of sleep, cleanliness,
nutrition and exercise. Program #2: Shows children when and how
to brush their teeth and wash, even when ordinary toothpaste or
washroom facilities are not available. Program #3: Talks about the
ear anatomy, stresses the vulnerability of the ear, and procedures
for ear care. Program #4: Shows how good eating habits contribute
to more pleasant mealtimes and better health. (Coronet,)
ALEXANDER THE GREAT
VH4101
This program follows Alexander's triumphs at Thebes, Granicus and
Issus, and beholds the occupation of Damascus and the conquest of
Egypt. (Tchr.D)
VH3247
How a grandparent's gift of five dollars could melt away to a mere
pile of bus tokens during a few busy days of a small boy's life is
engagingly demonstrated in this convincingly acted adaptation of
Judith Viorst's book. (Aims, 990)
ALL ABOUT ACIDS AND BASES
VH1722
This four-part series provides you with a stimulating learning tool on
this important topic for your chemistry unit on acids and bases.
Includes: What Makes An Acid An Acid?, What Makes A Base A
Base?, Neutralization:Acids and Bases Together, pH:Acid or Base.
(Focus,)
ALL ABOUT ANGLES
VH2794
Teaches students how to measure angles. (CLRVUE)
ALL ABOUT BEARS
VH3581
There are three kinds of bears in North America: Polar, Black and
Grizzly. This program explains their habits and behaviors. (Berlet,
1994)
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ALL
QUESTAR III
ALL ABOUT MATTER
VH1719
Designed to welcome your students to the world of matter. The
subject matter of elements, compounds, mixtures, and physical and
chemical changes are reviewed. (Focus,)
ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD
VH3204
VHS videocassette, P-I/J, 23, C
This program is about thirteen-year-old Quentin Stowe and how he
saves a leprechaun from a well and is granted three wishes. Based
on the novel by Bill Brittain. (Aims, 1990)
ALL ABOUT THE BOOK: CHRISTOPHER PAUL CURTIS
VH2562
Students will meet the 2000 Newberry award-winning author at his
home in Ontario, Canada. They will find out how writing changed
his life and listen to the author read from his book "Bud, Not
Buddy," the powerful story of a young African-American's quest to
find his father and himself. (T.PDLL)
ALL THE TROUBLES OF THE WORLD/RESCUE PARTY
VH872
Program #1: Story, by Isaac Asimov, takes students into a
civilization run by Multivac, an all-powerful computer system.
Program #2: Story by Arthur C. Clarke, screenplay writer of 2001:
A Space Odyssey, explores the intriguing question of mankinds
ultimate future. (BFA,)
ALL ABOUT THE BOOK: JEAN CRAIGHEAD GEORGE
VH2565
The author of the Newberry award-winning book "Julie of the
Wolves," shares her writing techniques and in a delightful moment
talks with her dog Kimiq. (T.PDLL, 91)
ALPHABET CONSPIRACY
VH226
Subject of this film is the science of linguistics. The setting is a
fantasy involving a plot to destroy the alphabet and all language.
(Gift,)
ALL ABOUT THE BOOK: KATHERINE PATERSON
VH2563
The author of the Newberry award-winning books "Jacob Have I
Loved," and "The Bridge To Teribithia," talks about what it is like to
be an author at the close of the millennium. She gives viewers a
tour of her hometown of Barre, Vermont and shares anecdotes
about her life and her family. She also reads a passage from her
latest book, "Preacher's Boy." (T.PDLL, 99)
ALPHABET DRAGON, THE
VH1982
This film focuses on the letters of the alphabet in an animated folk
tale. (BFA,)
ALL ABOUT THE BOOK: LOUIS SACHAR
VH2564
Join this Newberry award-winning author for a lively conversation
about his life, writing and family. At his home in Austin, Texas he
talks about where he gets his ideas and about his many influences.
He describes how his award-winning book "Holes" came to be
written and what he has in store for his readers in the future.
(T.PDLL, 99)
ALL ABOUT THE BOOK: NATALIE BABBIT
VH2567
Natalie discusses her modern classic "Tuck Everlasting," and gives a
guided tour of the miniature house she's built with her husband.
(T.PDLL, 95)
ALL ABOUT THE BOOK: PHYLLIS REYNOLDS
VH2566
A new and updated look at this Newberry award-winning author of
"Shiloh." Phyllis reads from one of the first books she ever wrote
and tells what she thinks makes a great book. She also talks about
her popular "Alice" series and gives the viewer a tour of her
hometown, Bethesda, Maryland. (T.PDLL, 99)
ALL MY SONS
VH2605
James Whitmore and Aidan Quinn star in this play by Arthur Miller.
(L.VIDE, 86)
ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT
VH708
This 1930 anti-war classic stars Lew Ayres as a young German
schoolboy/soldier whose carefree life is shattered by the outbreak of
WWI. Romantic visions of patriotism and the glories of war are
slowly but devastatingly replaced by the unrelenting horror of trench
warfare. (Zenger,)
ALL-STAR SWING FESTIVAL
VH1771
For the first and only time, the legendary greats of the swing-jazz
era appear together in a gala concert hosted by Doc Severinson and
recorded live at Lincoln center. (Mov.Un.,)
ALL SYSTEMS GO
VH2103
"All Systems Go". This phrase means that all parts of a system are
ready to do the job that they are supposed to do. Young people
explore some of the major systems within their bodies, and learn
how these systems work together to make a person "go".
(Journal, 1990)
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ALPHABET OF ANIMALS, AN (2nd Ed.)
VH2135
Letters on the screen and key words introduce each group of
animals as whimsical rhyme carries children through the alphabet,
from ants to zoo. (Coronet, 1974)
ALPHABET OF BIRDS, AN (2nd Ed.)
VH2136
This creative and entertaining alphabetic approach to learning about
birds not only conveys basic scientific information, but gives
students an easy way to understand rhymes and master the
alphabets, from A to Z. (Coronet, 1988)
ALTERNATIVES TO PUNISHMENT
VH3092
VHS videocassette, T, 30, C
(HOW TO TALK SO KIDS WILL LISTEN) (HOW TO TALK SO KIDS
WILL LISTEN) (KET,)
AMAZING BONE, THE
VH3216
Pearl, touched by spring, finds a magic bone as she dawdles in a
field of dandelions.
Narrator John Lithgow gives life to this
adventure into the world of magic. (WW,)
AMAZING COSMIC AWARENESS OF DUFFY MOON
VH227
Duffy Moon, who gets teased because he is the shrimp of the class,
finds a new confidence in himself with the help of his friend Peter.
(Time-Life,)
AMAZON, LAND OF THE FLOODED FOREST
VH348
For six months of the year or more, rains inundate the Amazon
floodplain to depths up to 50 feet. Explore the mysterious canopy
of the flooded forest. See sloths that swim and fish that eat fruits
and seeds. Learn how other intriguing creatures adjust to the wet
and dry extremes of the flooded forest ecosystem. (NG, 1990)
AMERICA ON THE ROAD
VH1736
The first Model-T was a novelty item when it was introduced in
1908. This program shows how Ford revolutionized industrial
production with the assembly line and new plans to benefit workers.
Moyers examines the profound effects of automobiles on American
society. Recommended uses: sociology, industry and American
culture courses. (WALK THROUGH THE 20TH CENTURY, A)
AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL
VH1552
Take students on a panoramic tour of America from coast to coast.
(Disney,)
Catalog
AMERICAN
AMERICAN BATTLEGROUND/HIGHWAYS OF HISTORY
VH460
Program #1: New York is shown as an important force during the
American Revolution.
A recreation of the takeover of Fort
Ticonderoga is featured. Program #2: Captain Henry Hudson,
discovered aboard a sightseeing boat, retraces his voyage in New
York State to find the past and present closely intertwined.
(Gift,)
AMERICAN DIARY: A TIME TO GROW (1912-1917)
VH453
(19)
AMERICAN DIARY: NORMALCY (1919-1924)
VH455
VHS videocassette, J-HS, 60, C
(19)
AMERICAN DIARY: THE BIG BUST (1929-1933)
VH456
(19)
AMERICAN DIARY: THE EARLY YEARS (1898-1912)
VH452
(19)
AMERICAN DIARY: WORLD WAR I (1914-1919)
VH454
(19)
AMERICAN GOVT. FOR CHILDREN: A HISTORY OF AMERICAN
GOVERNMENT
VH2521
Students will learn about the government of the colonies, George
Washington and the American Revolution. Understand why the
Founding Fathers made the decisions they did as they established
the foundation for today's American government. (L.VIDE, 2)
AMERICAN GOVT. FOR CHILDREN: AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP
VH2520
Students will learn what a citizen is, find out what it takes to be a
good one, and discover the rights and responsibilities all American
citizens have. They will also learn how to become involved citizens
and explore one of the most valued rights of an American citizen
the right to vote! (L.VIDE, 2)
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AMERICAN GOVT. FOR CHILDREN: FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL
GOVT.
VH2518
Students will learn about the three different levels of American
government, illustrating how they are alike, how they differ and
where their paths cross. From the mayor of a local community to
the President of the U.S., they will see the roles that leaders of each
level play in making government work. (L.VIDE, 2)
AMERICAN GOVT. FOR CHILDREN: THE THREE BRANCHES OF
GOVT.
VH2519
Students will learn why the Founding Fathers distributed the
government's powers to three distinct branches executive, judicial
and legislative and find out why this "separation of powers" is
unique while exploring each of the three branches in detail.
(L.VIDE, 2)
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AMERICAN DREAM, THE: VOL.I
VH2190
Discover how America has become the greatest nation on Earth:
from Plymouth Rock to Rock & Roll; from the Declaration of
Independence to Independent Counsels; from the Gilded Age to the
Information Age; from George Washington to Bill Clinton. (AIE, 98)
AMERICAN DREAM, THE: VOL.II
VH2191
Same as above description. (AIE, 98)
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE-INNOVATION/PEOPLE
VH459
Program #1: The film looks at the great innovators; men like Edison,
McCormick, Whitney, Howe, and the ways in which they made
America move. Program #2: America's immigrants were diverse
individuals, capable of turning colonies into a country. A strong
breed, who welded themselves into the superb production element
that helped create our economy. This film explores the ways in
which they did it. (Gift,)
AMERICAN GOVT. FOR CHILDREN: WHAT IS GOVERNMENT?
VH2517
Students will learn how the American government makes, applies
and enforces rules and laws. They will understand the importance
of the institution, compare and contrast it with other kinds of
governments, and see the significance of a government that gets its
power from the people. (L.VIDE, 2)
AMERICAN HISTORY FOR KIDS: COLONIAL AMERICA
VH4114
11 year-old Oliver Mayhew describes life in colonial America during
the 1770's. He and his family live on the frontier during the
Revolutionary War years, where they must be inventive and
self-sufficient. They make their own clothes, build their own homes
and raise their own food. (L.MARK)
AMERICAN HISTORY FOR KIDS:LEWIS & CLARK EXPEDITION
VH4115
George Shannon the youngest member of the famous Lewis and
Clark Expedition tells the fascinating story of Meriweather Lewis
and William Clark's grand saga of discovery. (L.MARK, 2)
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AMERICAN ENTERPRISE-LAND/ORGANIZATION
VH458
Program #1: A land of promise awaited the immigrants who poured
onto America's shores. This film looks at the change from a rural to
an urban nation. Program #2: An overview of a prime factor in
American growth, organization. Turning scattered resources into
organized systems is the keynote of the film which shows how the
process worked in the past and is working now. (Gift,)
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AMERICAN ENTERPRISE-GOVERNMENT
VH457
The past, present, and future economic impact of our American
government is thoughtfully explored in this video. Featured are
segments on defense, well-fare, housing and labor. (Gift,)
AMERICAN GOVT. FOR CHILDREN: A HISTORY OF THE
PRESIDENCY
VH2516
Young students will get a lively tour of the presidency learn where
the President lives and what the job entails. They will also learn
how a person gets to be President, and about the important qualities
necessary for the single most important position in American
government. (L.VIDE, 2)
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AMERICAN HISTORY FOR KIDS:SLAVERY & PLANTATION LIFE
VH4113
Through the words of 11 year-old Amy Oakley, we learn what life
was like on a southern plantation in the 1850's, from the privileged
life lived by owners in the main house to the hard world of those
who inhabited the slaves' quarters. This program gives insight into
life in America before the Civil War. (L.MARK)
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AMERICAN INDIANS: A BRIEF HISTORY
VH1911
This story of the first Americans depicts their arrival from Asia and
their dispersal throughout the New World. When white settlers
arrived, Indians lost their land and were forced onto reservations.
But the Indians' spirit never died; it is embodied in today's proud
Native Americans. (NG, 1985)
AMERICAN INVENTORS
VH1957
This program shows us how inventors changed the way we live.
The video was taken from a multi-media presentation at Constitution
Hall in honor of the Bicentennial of the United States Constitution.
(Eagle Forum, 1991)
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AMERICAN
QUESTAR III
STATE/ALOHA HAWAII
VH464
Program #1: Irrigation of desert lands and control of water rights in
the Southwest are just two of the issues this program raises.
Program #2: Tours through the lumber and aircraft manufacturing
industries provide a look at the economic activities of the region.
Program #3: A look at Alaska and her contributions to the American
legacy. Program #4: Examines Hawaii's culture, people, geography,
and history and provides a close-up look at the processes used by
the sugar cane and pineapple industries. (AMERICAN LEGACY)
(AMERICAN LEGACY) (AIT,)
VH463
Program #1: How the U.S. government gained control of the
Mississippi River, which meant controlling the continents entire
mid-section. Program #2: Texas statehood ushered in the era of the
cowboy and the cattle drive, and although methods and machinery
have changed, the goal is still the same. Program #3: Shows how
despite the fact that half of the 19th century gold and silver
prospectors returned home empty-handed, the search for mineral
wealth in the Rocky Mountains never ended. Pro. #4:All about our
national parks. (AMERICAN LEGACY) (AMERICAN LEGACY) (AIT,)
OUR FEDERAL DISTRICT/SEAPORTS AND SHIPS/N.Y. CITY:CENTER
OF MEGALOPOLIS/TIDEWATER TO PIEDMONT
VH461
Program #1: This program takes viewers through a discussion and
tour of our nation's capital. Program #2: Virtually every aspect of
life in the extreme northeastern states is influenced by their
proximity to the ocean everything from the life style and culture to
their history and economy. Program #3: Diversity best describes
this major business center, its people, and their livelihoods. Program
#4: The development of southern history, which includes first
encounters between Indians and Europeans, etc. (AMERICAN
LEGACY) (AMERICAN LEGACY) (AIT,)
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TENNESSEE VALLEY, THE/OUR BREAD BASKET/WE MAKE
ANYTHING/BY TRAIN OR PLANE
VH462
Program #1: Included are the dramatic changes of this sevenstate
area in the last 300 years. Program #2: Shows how the Plains
Indians used the land very differently from the first homesteaders
who arrived in the mid-1800's, up until the industrialized revolution
and the large-scale wheat farming of today. Program #3: Shows
that timing, technology, the assembly line, and skilled workers, are
the four essential ingredients of mass production. Program #4:
Shows the development of the transportation network in the U.S.
(AMERICAN LEGACY) (AMERICAN LEGACY) (AIT,)
AMERICAN JOURNALISM/AMERICAN DRAMA:O'NEILL
VH713
(AMERICAN LITERATURE) (AMERICAN LITERATURE) (St.Ed.,)
EMERSON:SELF-RELIANCE IS THE KEY/THOREAU:A DIFFERENT
DRUMMER
VH711
INTRODUCTION/BEN FRANKLIN OF PHILADELPHIA
VH709
MODERN AMERICAN NOVEL:HEMINGWAY, FAULKNER
VH714
SHORT STORY, THE/MARK TWAIN
VH712
AMERICAN POPULAR MUSIC IN THE 20TH CENTURY:VOL.2
VH4125
The Gershwin brothers, Irving Berlin, Elvis Presley, and Chuck Berry
are among featured artists. Three lessons: The American Musical;
The Roots of Rock; The Development of Rock. (E.FRON, 1)
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AMERICAN POPULAR MUSIC IN THE 20TH CENTURY:VOL.1
VH4124
Review of American musical forms, featuring such great artists as
Scott Joplin, Bessie Smith, Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong, and
Woody Guthrie. Three lessons: Ragtime and the Evolution of the
Blues; The Story of Jazz; The Folk Song Tradition. (E.FRON, 1)
AMERICAN REVOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: CAUSES OF THE
REVOLUTION (1765-1774)
VH2676
Provides students with a detailed look at the events that
precipitated America's fight for independence, from the cries of "no
taxation without representation" to the radical actions of patriots
like Patrick Henry and Sam Adams. Students will learn about the
impact of British laws from the Stamp Act to the Coercive Acts, and
discover how, despite the Majority's desire for compromise, the
foundation for the revolution was laid. (L.VIDE, 4)
AMERICAN REVOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: CREATING A NEW
NATION (1783-1791)
VH2679
After fighting the Revolutionary War, the Americans and their
French allies finally defeated the British, winning the fight for
independence. Students will trace the convergence of thirteen
separate states into one unified nation. From the troubled Articles
of Confederation to the many compromises that led to the
completed Constitution, this in-depth program showcases the bold
experiment that would develop into a model for democracies around
the world. (L.VIDE, 4)
AMERICAN REVOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: ORIGINS OF
DEMOCRACY (1688-1765)
VH2675
When the early American settlers left Europe for the New World,
they risked everything to start over in a strange land. In this
program, students will get a detailed account of the social, political
and economic conditions that created a spirit of independence
which would eventually put the Americans on the road to rebellion.
(L.VIDE, 4)
AMERICAN REVOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: REVOLUTIONARY WAR,
THE (1776-1783)
VH2678
With the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, the second
Continental Congress boldly announced its intention to form a new
nation The United States of America. And that could only mean
one thing war with Great Britain. Students will get a stirring
account of the participants and battles that paved the road to
victory from the skirmishes in New England to the victory at the
Battle of Yorktown. (L.VIDE, 4)
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AMERICAN ROOTS MUSIC: WHEN FIRST UNTO THIS
COUNTRY-Episode 1
VH4120
This program traces the emergence of roots music in America from
its European and African origins through its maturation into
American music genres including spirituals, blues, country and
gospel. Explores such important turning points as the popularization
of African-American spirituals, the birth of country music, the
development of the Grand Ole Opry, and the creation of gospel
music. (PBS, 1)
AMERICAN ROOTS MUSIC:ALL MY CHILDREN OF THE SUN-Episode
4
VH4123
This episode describes the flourishing of Cajun culture in southwest
Louisiana, the popularization of tejano music in south Texas, and the
evolution of Native American music forms. This episode rounds up
the series by exploring the state of American roots music today
where the blues, country and gospel genres are now and where
they are headed in the 21st century. (PBS, 1)
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AMERICAN ROOTS MUSIC:THE TIMES THEY ARE A CHANGIN'
VH4122
This program traces the continuing emergence of American roots
music through a national awareness catalyzed by the folk and blues
rivivals. Gospel music's golden years are explored in this episode.
During this period, folk music and the blues become intertwined
with youth culture and social and political causes like the Civil
Catalog
AMERICAS
Rights and anti-war movements.
(PBS, 1)
AMERICAN ROOTS MUSIC:THIS LAND WAS MADE FOR YOU AND
ME-Episode 2
VH4121
This program explores a period in which different strands of roots
music become visible and commercialized through movies, t.v., radio
and records. During this episode, we see an evolution of roots
genres, particularly country. Highlights the early folk revival and
traces the origins of the blues scene. (PBS, 1)
BARN BURNING
VH722
By William Faulkner. This story concerns the son of a tenant farmer
who is torn between trying to win his father's acceptance and his
aversion to his father's violent nature. (AMERICAN SHORT STORY)
(AMERICAN SHORT STORY) (Zenger, 1980)
MAN THAT CORRUPTED HADLEYBURG, THE
VH721
By Mark Twain. Greed and deceit infest a small town which has
always maintained a reputation for honesty by avoiding any form of
temptation. (AMERICAN SHORT STORY) (AMERICAN
SHORT
STORY) (Zenger, 1978)
VH717
By Ambrose Bierce. The story reflects Bierce's own Civil War
experiences. (AMERICAN SHORT STORY) (AMERICAN
SHORT
AMERICAN STEPFAMILY, AN
VH3144
The current patterns of divorce and remarriage are creating an
estimated million new stepfamilies each year.
This program
examines the problems of conflicting loyalties and rivalries, dealing
with former spouses and the three categories of kids his, hers,
and theirs. (FFH,)
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BERNICE BOBS HER HAIR
VH715
By F. Scott Fitzgerald. A jazz-age "plain jane" is transformed by
her worldly cousin into a gorgeous flapper, but soon becomes the
center of attention, much to her "mentor's" regret, in this classic
short story. (AMERICAN SHORT STORY) (AMERICAN
SHORT
BLUE HOTEL, THE
VH718
By Stephen Crane. A frontier story of an alien who arrives in a
Nebraska town expecting the Wild West of the Zane Grey novels.
(AMERICAN SHORT STORY) (AMERICAN SHORT STORY) (Zenger,
1977)
DISPLACED PERSON, THE
VH719
By Flannery O'Connor. A story about what happens when a Polish
refugee and his family are brought to work on a Georgia farm in the
1940's. (AMERICAN SHORT STORY) (AMERICAN SHORT STORY)
(Zenger, 1977)
GOLDEN HONEYMOON, THE
VH725
By Ring Lardner. Takes a situation an old married couple taking a
holiday and makes of it a tense and sweetly comic encounter
among four very real individuals. (AMERICAN SHORT STORY)
(AMERICAN SHORT STORY) (Zenger, 1980)
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AMERICAN TAIL, AN
VH1724
VHS videocassette, P-H, 81, C
Follows the humorous and dramatic adventures of Fievel, a little boy
mouse who journeys from Russia to America with his family, late in
the 19th century, to seek a new life free of cat persecution.
(Mov.Un., 1986)
AMERICANS BUILD THE PANAMA CANAL: 1901-1914
VH2271
This video program can be used in combination with standard
textbooks to provide an in-depth study with geographic perspectives
on the acquisition of the canal zone and construction of the canal.
(AIT/Gift, 1991)
AMERICANS, THE
VH3675
In interviews, a number of children of all colors explain how they
feel about their own origins, racial bias and intercultural friendships.
(Modern, 1977)
AMERICANS WE REMEMBER: HARRIET TUBMAN
VH353
Tells the story of the history of our nation as seen through the
people who lived it. (St.Ed.,)
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I'M A FOOL
VH716
By Sherwood Anderson. The story of a young man's discovery of
romance on the racetrack circuit in the early 1900's. (AMERICAN
SHORT STORY) (AMERICAN SHORT STORY) (Zenger, 1978)
MUSIC SCHOOL, THE
VH720
By John Updike. A story about a 1970's writer, who during a
24-hour period, struggles to find a focus in his life. (AMERICAN
PAUL'S CASE
VH726
By Willa Cather. Sensitive study of a troubled teenager whose
antipathy toward school is matched by his infatuation with the
concert hall and theater he haunts after hours. (AMERICAN SHORT
STORY) (AMERICAN SHORT STORY) (Zenger, 1978)
RAPPACCINI'S DAUGHTER
VH727
By Nathaniel Hawthorne. An eerie love story set in an exotic
garden. (AMERICAN SHORT STORY) (AMERICAN SHORT STORY)
(Zenger, 1980)
SOLDIER'S HOME
VH723
By Ernest Hemingway. This story focuses on a troubled World War
I veteran unable to readjust to his placid home town. (AMERICAN
AMERICANS WE REMEMBER: MARTIN LUTHER KING
VH352
Tells the story of the history of our nation as seen through the
people who lived it. (St.Ed.,)
AMERICA'S CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
VH2311
This video, narrated by Julian Bond, uses the voices of movement
participants and historical photography to tell the story of the Civil
Rights movement from 1954 to 1965. (Teach.Tolerance, 1991)
AMERICA'S ENERGY CRISIS/WELDING ALUMINUM WITH M I G AND
TIG
VH465
Program #1: This program analyzes the use of energy point to the
changing society as is known how, our dependence on the sun has
and will continue to grow. Program #2: Story highlights the
importance of MIG (Metal Inert Gas) and TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas)
welding. Special slow-motion footage of arcs is included. (Gift,)
AMERICAS TEENAGE VIDEO MAGAZINE:EATING DISORDERS
VH1682
Reveals to teens that this illness can be treated, but even more
important, prevented! By seeing teenagers talking to teenagers, the
viewers realize that they can share their problems with one another.
(NEFF Prod.,)
AMERICAS TEENAGE VIDEO MAGAZINE:SUBSTANCE ABUSE
VH1683
Teenagers have the opportunity to meet teenagers who have
experienced the roller coaster ride of drug and alcohol abuse.
Teens, who have turned to drugs and alcohol as a solution to their
problems, tell how and why they became involved with drugs and
alcohol. (NEFF Prod.,)
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AMERICAS
QUESTAR III
AMERICAS TEENAGE VIDEO MAGAZINE:TEENAGE SUICIDE
VH1684
In this program students will meet real teenagers, who tell us about
their experiences with suicide and what brought them to that point.
(NEFF Prod.,)
ANCIENT CIV. FOR CHILDREN: ANCIENT ROME
VH3981
From the gladiator bouts in the coloseum to the extravagant meals
of wealthy Romans, students will explore the diverse history of
ancient Rome. (LIB.V., 98)
GRADUATION
VH1681
Demonstrates to teenagers that "good times" do not have to include
the use of drugs or alcohol. (NEFF Prod.,)
ANCIENT CIV. FOR CHILDREN:ANCIENT AFRICA
VH3975
During ancient times, Africa was filled with dozens of different
civilizations each with its own great leaders, cities, culture and
achievements. This program focuses on two great civilizations of
ancient Africa, the Swahili on the eastern coast and Great
Zimbabwe in the south. (LIB.V., 98)
AMERICA'S TROPICAL RAINFOREST: EL YUNQUE
VH246
America's only national tropical rainforest is located in Puerto Rico
and represents one of the most complex ecological systems on
earth. El Yunque is deluged with more than 200 inches of rainfall
yearly, and is home to over 250 species of plants. (Chip Taylor,
1988)
AMPHETAMINES: DANGER IN THE FAST LANE
VH264
The information in this program is drawn from the most up-to-date
research in clinical and laboratory studies. Topics are discussed by
scientists in terms which students can understand. (Library Video,)
AMPHIBIAN
VH7
Leap into the fascinating world of frogs, toads, and salamanders,
and get a close-up look at the variety of colors, shapes, and sizes in
the amphibian family. (Teach.Video Co., 1994)
AMY-ON-THE-LIPS
VH1458
This touching film focuses on society's changing attitudes and the
issue's surrounding education for the handicapped. (Disney,)
ANASAZI: THE ANCIENT ONES
VH2378
The Anasazi lifeway is explored through its ancient myths, rituals,
spiritual traditions, ceremonial kivas, and rock art. (United
Learning, 1997)
ANATOMY OF A TOOTHACHE/SOME CALL IT
SOFTWARE/CLOSE-UP/INNER EYE OF ALEXANDER RUTSCH, THE
VH950
Program #1: Four humorous vignettes show the fallacies and
possible harmful effects of the "do it yourself" approach to
toothache remedies. Program #2: This video explains "software" as
referring to the programs, flowcharts, and other documents for
using a computer. Program #3: An informal, candid visit to several
IBM locations. Program #4: We see and hear Alexander Rutsch, a
leading painter and sculptor. (Gift,)
VH3836
(900 B.C.-1700 A.D.) Part One traces the roots of human culture
in the New World and explains the emergence of civilizations in
Central and South America. Part Two explores the ancient peoples
of Central Mexico, including the fabulous civilization at Teotihuaca,
the Toltec Culture, and the Chichimec barbarians. (U.LRNG, 98)
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ANCIENT AND MODERN: THE FALL AND RISE OF THE MIDDLE EAST
VH3575
Why did the Middle East begin to decline just as the Renaissance
began? This program probes the factors that retarded Middle
Eastern growth. (EBE, 1984)
ANCIENT CIV. FOR CHILDREN: ANCIENT CHINA
VH3978
This program introduces the first four Chinese dynasties, beginning
with the Han Dynasty, founded in 206 B.C. and continues back in
time through the Q'in, Chou (Zhou) and earliest Shang Dynasties.
The building of the Great Wall and the development of writing, silk
and bronze are also covered. (LIB.V., 98)
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ANCIENT CIV. FOR CHILDREN:ANCIENT EGYPT
VH3977
Travel back in time to ancient Egypt, a civilization that began along
the Nile River more than five thousand years ago. Students will
learn about the importance of the Nile in daily life, the lives of
Kings, craftsmen and farmers, and the legacy of Egyptian art and
architecture that still inspires people today. (LIB.V., 98)
ANCIENT CIV. FOR CHILDREN:ANCIENT GREECE
VH3979
This program invites students to explore the history and culture of
ancient Greece, a civilization comprised of over 700 city-states, the
largest of which was the legendary city of Athens. (LIB.V., 98)
ANCIENT CIV. FOR CHILDREN:ANCIENT INCA
VH3980
Students will journey high into the Andes mountains to discover the
secrets of the ancient empire of the Inca. They will explore the
stone ruins of the lost city of Machu Picchu, learn the important role
the sun played in the religion of the Inca and marvel at the many
traditional foods they enjoyed, including corn and over 200 different
kinds of potatoes! (LIB.V., 98)
ANCIENT CIV. FOR CHILDREN:ANCIENT MAYA
VH3976
The ancient Maya were a highly organized civilization of hundreds of
small city-states that developed in what is now Mexico and Central
America. In this program, students will follow archeologists into the
ancient tomb of Lord Pacal, King of Pelenque and learn the critical
role of the King as both the leader of the city-state and a religious
icon believed to be descended from the gods. (LIB.V., 98)
ANCIENT CIV. FOR CHILDREN:ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA
VH3974
Where did civilization begin? That's a question archeologists have
been trying to answer for centuries. This program examines the
Sumerian civilization in detail and takes students to the ancient
lands of the Babylonians and the Assyrians to learn of their lives and
customs, much of which we have learned from the Bible. (LIB.V.,
98)
ANCIENT CIV.FOR CHILDREN:ANCIENT AEGEAN
VH3982
Students will learn about the Minoan culture, Europe's first
civilization, and tour the palace at Knossos in the hills of Crete,
where beautiful frescoes decorate the walls, showing what the
Minoans looked like, what they wore and aspects of their everyday
life. (LIB.V., 98)
ANCIENT FORESTS: RAGE OVER TREES
VH2124
In the Pacific Northwest, conservationists and loggers are engaged
in a gripping battle over the last of the ancient forests. This
program looks at the head-to-head struggle over the region's
national forests. (PBS Video, 1991)
ANCIENT GREECE (Rev.)
VH840
The Parthenon, the Academia, the Plain of Marathon, Delphi, and
the Athenian countryside reflect the spirit of ancient Greece.
(Coronet, 1976)
Catalog
ANCIENT MYSTERIES: ARK OF THE COVENANT
VH2211
Legend has it that the original Ten Commandments handed down
from God to Moses were placed inside an ark in Jerusalem. This
program travels to Palestine to search for the Ark of the Covenant.
(A E, 95)
ANCIENT MYSTERIES: ENIGMA OF THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS
VH2209
The Dead Sea Scrolls proved to be the oldest known Biblical
manuscripts in existence, offering remarkable insight into the birth
of Christianity. This program explores why the contents of these
crucial documents has been kept a closely guarded secret. (A E,
95)
ANCIENT MYSTERIES: HIDDEN CITY OF PETRA
VH2210
This program explores Petra, a city in the Jordanian mountains.
Archaeologists today are just beginning to unearth the site and
uncover the haunting mystery of what became of the Nabateans,
and why their culture vanished so suddenly. (A E, 95)
ANCIENT MYSTERIES: POMPEII
VH2206
On August 24, 79 A.D., Mount Vesuvius erupted, burying the many
shops, villas, markets and thoroughfares beneath lava and ash,
preserving forever a fascinating glimpse into daily life during the
Roman Empire. (A E, 95)
ANCIENT MYSTERIES: THE GREAT PYRAMID
VH2208
The Great Pyramid of Egypt remains the world's most perplexing
enigma. Join eminent archaeologists and scientists for the most
thorough investigation of these mysteries ever attempted. (A E,
95)
ANCIENT MYSTERIES: THE ODYSSEY OF TROY
VH2207
In the more than 3,000 years since Troy's fabled fall, its mysteries
have yet to be unraveled. The legends of the Trojan Horse, Helen of
Troy and Achilles have fueled some of archaeology's most
celebrated expeditions, yet continue to baffle scholars and ignite
controversy. (A E, 95)
ANCIENT RIVER CIVILIZATIONS
VH1610
This unit explores the Egyptian, Tigris-Euphrates, Indus and Yellow
River civilizations by examining archaeological findings of each.
Explains how the art and architecture of ancient man reveal much
about his social, economic and religious life. (WESTERN MAN AND
THE MODERN WORLD) (WESTERN MAN AND THE MODERN
WORLD) (Random House, 1979)
ANIMAL
ANDERSONVILLE TRIAL
VH1312
Directed by George C. Scott. Tried for criminal conspiracy to kill
14,000 Union soldiers in the Andersonville, Georgia Civil War
P.O.W. camp, Captain Henry Wirz encourages the 1865 military
court to look at the issue of moral responsibility. (Mov.Un.,)
VH1435
Make students think twice before accepting rides from strangers
with this sensitive and provocative film. (Disney,)
ANDREW CARNEGIE: THE GOSPEL OF WEALTH
VH354
Actor Bramwell Fletcher stars as the paradoxical Andrew Carnegie in
a
drama
that's
both
a
fascinating
portrait
of
the
tycoon-philanthropist and an insightful look at the power games of
big business in the early 1900's. (LCA,)
ANDREW JACKSON: A MAN FOR THE PEOPLE
VH997
This program captures the rough and ready side of our seventh
president. Shows how this rugged individualist changed the role of
the presidency from one of an administrator to a true head of
government. (Wilson Media, 1995)
ANDY AND THE LION
VH892
Based on the book by James Dougherty, this is the story of a small
boy who is kind to a lion, and how he becomes a town hero.
(WW, 1955)
ANGEL DEATH
VH951
A view from the streets of the tragic problem of angel dust, PCP.
Hosts are Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward. (Films Inc.,)
ANIMAL ANTICS: AUTUMN
VH2239
Same description as VH2237.
(WILSON, 98)
ANIMAL ANTICS: SPRING
VH2238
See description for VH2238.
(WILSON, 98)
ANIMAL ANTICS: SUMMER
VH2237
Deep in the country is an old schoolhouse, home to dozens of
animals. Students will enjoy the antics they get up to, and the tales
they have to tell. (WILSON, 98)
ANCIENT ROME: VOL.I: THE REPUBLIC OF ROME
VH2202
Chronicles the early years of the empire-to-be through ancient
accounts, expert interpretation and extensive location footage. (A
E, 98)
ANIMAL ANTICS: WINTER
VH2240
Same description as VH2237.
ANCIENT ROME: VOL.II: THE AGE OF EMPERORS
VH2203
From the brilliance of Augustus to the madness of Nero, this
program goes beyond the myths to explore the private lives and true
stories of these legendary men. (A E, 98)
ANIMAL CLASSES: MAMMALS
VH746
What makes a mammal a mammal? Join the students in Mrs.
Buckalew's class as they give presentations to their classmates that
answer this and other questions. (NG, 1996)
VH2204
This program offers a revealing look at Rome's "Golden Age" and
travels in the footsteps of Hadrian, who called for an end to
expansion and toured constantly throughout the Roman World.
(A E, 98)
ANIMAL CLASSES: REPTILES
VH745
What makes a reptile a reptile? Join the students in Mrs.
Buckalew's class as they give presentations to their classmates that
answer this and other questions. (NG, 1996)
ANCIENT ROME: VOL.IV: THE ENDURING LEGACY
VH2205
This program chronicles the decline of Rome and the rise of
Christianity. The faltering Empire's power shifted to the East and to
the new capital of Constantinople, a move cemented by the
plundering of Rome itself in 410 A.D. (A E, 98)
ANIMAL FARM
VH729
Cartoon feature based on George Orwell's satire of Communism in
microcosm. When the barnyard animals assume leadership of a
prosperous farm, they learn that "some animals are more equal than
others." (GA, 1954)
(WILSON, 98)
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ANIMAL
QUESTAR III
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT AMPHIBIANS
VH4134
Children love frogs and this program lets them learn about their
favorite amphibious creature as well as their nearest cousins the
toads, newts and salamanders. Young students discover how these
amazing creatures can live both in and out of water, learn about the
amphibious life cycle and compare the differences between
amphibians and reptiles. (L.VIDE)
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ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT ANIMAL LIFE CYCLES
VH4137
From tadpole to frog, caterpillar to butterfly, and pup to wolf, young
students will learn about the life cycles of animals, the different
stages of development and the average life spans of a variety of
creatures. (L.VIDE)
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT REPTILES
VH4146
Young students explore the mysterious, often misunderstood, world
of reptiles and learn about their characteristics and how they differ
from amphibians. (L.VIDE)
ANIMAL LIFE SPANS
VH3731
How long do people usually live? What about dogs...and elephants?
This program takes a look at the wide range of life spans in the
animal world. (NG, 1992)
ANIMAL LIFE SPANS
VH3121
This program introduces a complex subject: the life expectancies of
various animal species. Three generations of a family and their
dog visit a wildlife park and discover that both genetic and
environment factors play a part in the length of time an animal may
live. (NG, 1992)
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ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT ANIMAL ADAPTATIONS
VH4135
Animals change to better adapt to their environment. Young
students learn what changes different animals go through to adapt
to their surroundings in order to survive. (L.VIDE)
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT ANIMAL NEEDS
VH4138
Animals need the same things people do air, food, water and
shelter. Students will explore how each animal has different ways
of fulfilling these needs to stay healthy and full of energy.
(L.VIDE)
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ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT ANIMAL BEHAVIOR &
COMMUNICATION
VH4136
Young students examine animal behaviors that help animals find
food, protect themselves and care for their young. A fun, hands-on
experiment is included. (L.VIDE)
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT BIRDS
VH4139
Children learn about the main characteristics of birds and take a look
at their similar needs. In this fun look at some of the most common
birds, young students find out about the process of egg laying and
hatching. (L.VIDE)
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT BUGS
VH4140
Each kind of bug plays a special role in the circle of life. Young
students learn about the similar characteristics that all bugs share
and compare them to their close cousins, the arachnids. (L.VIDE)
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT DINOSAURS
VH4141
Young students learn about the different kinds of dinosaurs by
viewing vivid illustrations and fossil discoveries. They will compare
the dinosaurs to their modern kin snakes, lizards and crocodiles.
(L.VIDE)
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ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT FISH
VH4143
Students learn about the body structures of fish as well as how
they reproduce and prtect themselves in their underwater
environment. They will see how each type looks very different and
develops its own unique living habits. (L.VIDE)
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT FOOD CHAINS
VH4144
Each animal, whether it's an herbivore, carnivore or omnivore, are a
part of an eternal food chain that carries on from one generation to
the next. Young students learn about the cycles of food chains and
food webs, and how they support all of Earth's creatures.
(L.VIDE)
ANIMAL LIFE FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT MAMMALS
VH4145
Young students learn more about the characteristics of common
mammals and what makes them different from other animals.
Children also find out how humans are more advanced in structure
than other mammals but how they still share the same basic traits.
(L.VIDE)
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ANIMAL MIGRATION
VH3733
VHS videocassette, I, 22, C
Shows how whether the paths are short or long, animal migration
remains one of the most spectacular and mysterious of animal
behaviors. (NG, 1993)
ANIMALS AND THEIR FOODS/ANIMALS AND THEIR
HOMES/FARMYARD BABIES/ZOO BABIES/REPTILES AND THEIR
CHARACTERISTICS
VH197
Program #1: Beautiful nature photography and close-up scenes
show both wild and domesticated animals, their habitats, the foods
they prefer, etc. Program #2: Our narrator turns real estate agent,
taking viewers on a filmic tour of some animal, bird, fish, and insect
homes. Program #3: Molly, the farm dog, searches for the most
beautiful baby among the animals-but finally chooses her own
puppies. Program #4: The narrator and the animals describe zoo
babies. Program #5: Identifies the five orders of animals in the
reptile group. (Coronet,)
ANIMALS ARE DIFFERENT AND ALIKE (2nd Ed.)
VH2154
Visiting a farm, Jimmy begins to notice that animals are different in
some ways, and alike in others. His observations lead to the idea of
grouping animals by characteristics. (Coronet, 1965)
ANIMALS AT HOME IN THE DESERT
VH1494
Shows students the ways in which desert animals have adapted to
the environment. (Disney,)
VH936
The exotic sights and sounds of the rainforest come to life in this
program that introduces students to the many insects, reptiles, birds
and other animals thriving in the layers of the tropical rainforest.
(Library Video, 1996)
ANIMALS OF THE SOUTH AMERICAN JUNGLE
VH1495
Students learn about the lush vegetation that makes up a South
American rain forest and about the magnificent creatures of the
Amazon jungle. (Disney,)
ANIMALS/FOOD/FASHION
VH181
Program #1: At the zoo, Al, Beth, and Carl consider Ursus maritimus
but choose Martha, a famous passenger Pigeon, to symbolize
endangered species for their school's Awareness week. Program
#2: As editor of the school paper, Al kills Carl's funny article on
menu language and chooses Beth's story about a friend's death
from anorexia nervosa. Program #3: Al, Beth, and Carl learn words
long out of fashion to narrate a historical fashion show. (WATCH
YOUR LANGUAGE) (WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE) (Gift,)
ANIMATED ATLAS OF THE WORLD, AN
VH1534
Strongman, Atlas, is the humorous animated host of this tour
around the globe. (Disney,)
Catalog
ARMING
ANNE FRANK: THE LIFE OF A YOUNG GIRL
VH2602
In this moving A & E Biography, the details of Anne's life outside
the attic are revealed. From the carefree days of her early childhood
in Germany to the harrowing months she spent at Bergen-Belsen
before succumbing to typhus. Scholars and survivors tell what they
know of the young girl who has become a worldwide icon. The
story of her life is a tragedy, but the enduring message is one of
hope and tolerance that will never die. (A E, 98)
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES-PT.I
VH105
Based on the novel by Lucy Laud Montgomery, this award-winning
film follows the provocative life drama of Anne Shirley, an endearing
orphan, from her struggles as an adolescent to her triumphs as a
young woman. (Coronet,)
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES-PT.II
VH106
VHS videocassette, I-J/H, C
See above description. (CORNET, 19)
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES:THE SEQUEL-PT.I
VH2158
The sequel continues the story of Anne Shirley as she makes the
transition from the romantic, impetuous orphan who mistakenly
arrives at Green Gables to an outspoken, adventurous and
accomplished young woman. (Direct Cinema, 1988)
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES:THE SEQUEL-PT.II
VH2159
See above description. (Direct Cinema, 1988)
ANOTHER AFRICA:WILDLIFE AND PEOPLE IN CONFLICT
VH2105
Shot on location in Kenya, this fascinating film explores another
challenge of modern Africa the competition between wildlife and
farmers for land. (Centre, 1986)
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ANTIGONE
VH3132
Antigone brings the tale of Oedipus and his family to its end he,
his wife Jocasta, his sons, and now, at the last, his daughter, all
dead. With Juliet Stevenson, John Schrapnel, and John Gielgud.
(FFH, 1988)
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ANTS: HUNTERS AND GARDENERS
VH1092
Two species of ants, the army ant and leaf-cutting ant, typify the
remarkable diversity of the ant family. (Gift,)
TELECONFERENCE-AP CALCULUS
VH531
(St. Ed., 1996)
VHS videocassette, T, C
TELECONFERENCE-AP MUSIC
VH537
(St. Ed., 1996)
ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT, THE
VH1270
Host Chuck Tampio. Guests Richard Shadyac, Past President of
the National Association of Arab-Americans. Aaron Rosenbaum,
President, Aaron Rosenbaum Association. (Close-up Found.,)
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ARAB WORLD, THE:THE ARABS:WHO THEY ARE, WHO THEY ARE
NOT-PT. I
VH3182
This series clears away the misconceptions that distort our view of
the Arab world and its peoples. Part one features: James Abourezk,
the national chairman of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination
Committee, Jack Shaheen, professor of Mass Communications at
Southern Illinois University, and Edward Said, professor of English at
Columbia University and member of the Palestinian National Council.
(Filmic Archives, 1991)
ARAB WORLD, THE:THE BONDS OF PRIDE-PT.IV
VH3185
Part four features: the same professional people as in part II and III.
(Filmic Archives, 1991)
ARAB WORLD, THE:THE HISTORIC MEMORY-PT.II
VH3183
Part two features: Afaf Marsot, professor of Near and Middle
Eastern History at UCLA, Yvonne Y. Haddad, professor of history,
U.
of Massachusetts/Amherst, and Michael W.
Suleiman is
University Distinguished Professor in the political science
department at Kansas State University. (Filmic Archives, 1991)
ARAB WORLD, THE:THE IMAGE OF GOD-PT.III
VH3184
Part three features: the same professional people are featured as in
part II. (Filmic Archives, 1991)
ARABIA: SAND, SEA AND SKY
VH740
Students will discover the abundant wildlife of the Arabian
peninsula. (NG, 1990)
ARBOR DAY: PLANTING A TREE AT SCHOOL
VH897
This tape introduces teachers to the concept of Arbor Day, explains
the use of specially prepared curriculum materials, and demonstrates
how easy it is to plant a tree by showing a "hands-on" tree planting
by teachers. (Cornell Univ.,)
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING
VH1854
Shows students how a building or structure is to be drawn and
built.
Includes: Planning Your House, Drawing the Floorplan,
Drawing Foundation, Elevations Drawing, Plot Plans and
Landscaping Plans, Architectural Rendering. (Hearlihy's,)
ARCTIC & ANTARCTIC
VH2394
Students will journey to the ends of the earth where climate
presents its greatest challenges to survival, and meet the remarkable
animals that choose to live out in the cold. (Filmic Archives, 1995)
ARCTIC REGION AND IT'S POLAR BEARS
VH1496
Explore the vast glaciers that lie hidden in unmapped valleys, and
watch the life forms that flourish there. (Disney,)
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ARAB WORLD, THE
VH646
This video provides a history and background to the Arab world, and
the diverse peoples who live there. It reviews the founding of the
non-Arab nation of Israel and its impact on the Arab world, and
examines recent conflicts and peace agreements among the Middle
East nations. (Knowledge Un., 1995)
ARE YOU READING ME?
VH3513
Illustrates the many kinds of information that drivers obtain through
signs, signals, pavement markings, and devices along a highway and
how these messages can be used to make driving safer. (AAA
FOTS, 1985)
ARMING OF THE EARTH, THE
VH1728
Bill Moyers examines the development and consequences of three
deadly weapons the machine gun, the submarine, and the airplane
that
foreshadowed
the
"total
war"
possible
today.
Recommended uses: military history courses and nuclear freeze
discussion groups. (WALK THROUGH THE 20TH CENTURY, A)
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ARAB WORLD, THE:ARABS AND THE WEST-PT.V
VH3186
Part five features: Charles Issawi, professor emeritus of Near
Eastern Studies at Princeton University. (Filmic Archives, 1991)
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ARREST
QUESTAR III
ARREST AND SEIZE
VH1556
Depicts how evidence found through correct police search and
seizure techniques can and will be admissable in court and illustrates
a typical disposition of a case in the juvenile court system.
(Disney,)
ARRIVING
VH3489
Birth is the first dangerous step into a hazardous world. Egg-laying
animals, live-bearing, pregnant males, body snatching wasps the
strategies are diverse, but the aim is simple: to launch progeny into
the world with a good chance of progress on the road to becoming
parents. (TRIALS OF LIFE) (TRIALS OF LIFE) (Ambrose Video, 1991)
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ART APPRECIATION-PT.I
VH103
This presentation explores how the artist's vision changed during
the period from 1750 to 1910, as represented by several different
movements. The philosophies that distinguish each movement
become clear as significant works by representative artists are
discussed. (EAV,)
ART APPRECIATION-PT.II
VH104
(EAV,)
ART & MUSIC: BAROQUE ART & MUSIC
VH2777
Students will re-live the grandeur of the baroque period through this
program's magnificent art and music. Images from such artists as
Caravaggio and Rembrandt are featured, and the energetic music of
Handel and Frescobaldi, among others. The baroque opera is also
explored. (EAV, 2)
ART & MUSIC: EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ART & MUSIC
VH2779
Students will travel back to the 18th century and bcome immersed
in the classical period.
From rococo to neoclassism to the
beginnings of romanticism and realism, developments in painting
and sculpture are shown as they parallel music's changing styles:
comic opera, Viennese classical style, and emerging romanticism.
(EAV, 2)
ART & MUSIC: IMPRESSIONISM IN ART & MUSIC
VH2780
Clearly defined parallels are drawn between the artist's use of color
and light and the composer's use of instrumentation. Significant
themes are defined and highlighted: the impressionists' view of
nature, the Asian influence, and the break from traditional forms.
This program is an excellent precursor to "Twentieth-Century
Artistic Revolutions." (EAV, 2)
ART & MUSIC: MEDIEVAL ART & MUSIC
VH2776
Students will journey back to medieval times in Western Europe to
study pivotal changes in music, architecture, and art. They will
study the construction of cathedrals and understand how the
Catholic Church dictated the aesthetic of the time. (EAV, 2)
ART & MUSIC: SURREALISM IN ART & MUSIC
VH2781
This program explores a variety of surrealistic methods, including
chance, automation, and the juxtaposition of incongruities. It also
compares the works and methods of artists (Magritte, Dali, and
others) to those of composers (Satie, Bartok, and others). Students
will learn how the concepts of surrealism play a key role in our
culture today. (EAV, 2)
ART & MUSIC: TWENTIETH CENTURY ARTISTIC REVOLUTIONS
VH2783
Abstraction in art and atonality in music are introduced, followed by
highlights of fauvism and cubism.
The paintings of Matisse,
Picasso, Braque, Kandinsky, and Klee are presented, interwoven
with the music of Schoenberg, Berg, and Webern. (EAV, 2)
ALIVE WITH THE ARTS/ELEMENTS OF VISUAL ARTS/CREATING
VISUAL ARTS/ELEMENTS OF DANCE
VH731
Program #1: Shows why people get involved with the arts. Program
#2: Shows that careful observation of line, texture, color, and shape
enhances both creating and responding. Program #3: Shows where
artists get their ideas and how they create their art. Program #4:
Shows that time, space, and energy are basic elements of
movement; and that a change in any of these changes the effects
of the dance. (ARTS ALIVE) (ARTS ALIVE) (St.Ed.,)
ARTS AND WORK
VH734
Shows that there are many vocations in the arts for people with
art-related knowledge, skills, or interests. (ARTS ALIVE) (ARTS
ALIVE) (St.Ed.,)
MUSIC/ELEMENTS OF DRAMA
VH732
Program #1: Shows how a choreographer creates dance by
organizing time, space, and energy. Program #2: Explores how
rhythm, melody, and harmony function in a musical setting.
Program #3: Shows how a composer creates music and how
musical elements contribute to the total composition. Program #4:
Shows how actors use movement, gesture, and voice to create
characters and communicate a story. (ARTS ALIVE) (ARTS ALIVE)
(St.Ed.,)
CREATING THEATRE/ARTS AND SELF-EXPRESSION/ARTS AND
SOCIAL MESSAGES/ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY
VH733
Program #1: Shows that the process of creating and performing a
dramatic event is often a collaborative effort involving many people
with different roles. Program #2: Shows that participating in the
arts can express an emotion or personal experience. Program #3:
Shows that artists may convey messages intended to influence
other people. Program #4: Shows how artists use the technologies
of their time. (ARTS ALIVE) (ARTS ALIVE) (St.Ed.,)
ART & MUSIC: RENAISSANCE ART & MUSIC
VH2778
Students will learn how the Renaissance artists and composers,
influenced and inspired by the new humanistic philosophy,
developed new forms and techniques, such as painting with oils and
four-part polyphony. (EAV, 2)
ARTS, CRAFTS AND ARCHITECTURE/ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT/ISLAM-THE UNIFYING FORCE
VH575
Program #1: This film explores the artistic legacy of the Middle East
with special emphasis on Islamic art, crafts and architecture.
Program #2: This film explores the economic development of the
Mideast, the impact of oil on the region, and the plans of Mideast
Nations to build an economic future that will last beyond the days of
oil. Program #3: This program tells how Islam is a large part of the
world's population and strongly influence life in the Mideast, Asia,
Africa and Southern Europe in particular. (BFA,)
ART & MUSIC: ROMANTICISM IN ART & MUSIC
VH2782
Students will discover the events that inspired such famous works
as Berlioz's Requiem and Delacroix's Liberty Leading the People in
this program which depicts the romantic period of the 19th century.
Numerous works of art and music are related to their historical
source. (EAV, 2)
ASIA SOCIETY PRESENTS:SAEKO ICHINOHE AND COMPANY/INDIA,
MUSIC AND DANCE STUDIES-MUSIC OF INDIA
VH1051
VHS videocassette, IJH, 30, BW
Program #1: The Asia Society presents this outstanding young
Japanese Choreographer and her troupe in their first tour of the
United States. Program #2: The Raga is played in this performance
on classic Indian instruments. (St.Ed.,)
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Catalog
AUTO
ASIA SOCIETY PRESENTS:SHANTUNG TRADITIONAL
MUSIC/CHINESE SKIN SHADOW PUPPETS
VH1052
VHS videocassette, I-HS, 30, BW
Program #1: Performed on the unusual instruments of ancient China
by the Lu Sheng Ensemble.
Program #2: Fifth generation
puppetmaster, TehCheng Chang and his troupe present traditional
shadow plays. (St.Ed.,)
GRASSES
VH2033
Children use grass to weave a belt, to design intriguing patterns by
rubbing a crayon on paper laid over grass, and to use tall marsh
grass to make striking costumes and primitive headdresses. (AT
YOUR FINGERTIPS) (AT YOUR FINGERTIPS) (Aims,)
ASK ANY DUMMY: SEAT BELTS MAKE SENSE!
VH3241
Having completed another successful "buckle-up" ad campaign,
crash dummies Vince and Larry take a vacation. The two embark
on a weekend of R and D. Along the way, they're exposed to some
of the physics of human bodies in motion inside crashing cars.
(Aims, 1989)
PLAY CLAY
VH2035
This film teaches kids how to make a dough that can be modeled
like clay from flour, salt, and water. They are shown how this play
clay can be dyed with vegetable color, painted with tempera, and
finished with lacquer spray. (AT YOUR FINGERTIPS) (AT
YOUR
FINGERTIPS) (Aims,)
ASSEMBLY LINES
VH4066
Generations of manufacturers reflect on changes in the business
world with the improvement of the assembly line. (TCHR.V)
SUGAR AND SPICE
VH2036
Beautiful ornaments can be made from confectioners sugar and
water. The film shows children how to make a paste that is dried in
molds to make Easter eggs or Christmas tree decorations. (AT
YOUR FINGERTIPS) (AT YOUR FINGERTIPS) (Aims,)
ASSERTIVE DISCIPLINE FOR BUS DRIVERS
VH1763
"Assertive Discipline" will train bus drivers in the skills they need to
take control of their bus. They will be able to get students to do
what they want them to do. These new skills will make them feel
more confident in their ability to do their job. (Canter Assoc.,)
ASSERTIVE DISCIPLINE FOR SECONDARY EDUCATORS
VH2321
This training program guides middle, junior and high school teachers
to work as a staff to identify and resolve the discipline issues that
interfere with academic achievement. This unique video program
will train your staff to develop a plan for handling every type of
discipline problem, turning your entire school into a safe, positive,
learning environment. (L.Canter, 1989)
ASSETS HAPPENING HERE
VH2214
After years of research studying over 250,000 youths, Search
Institute of Minneapolis has pinpointed a set of "assets" that all kids
should have in order to grow into healthy, caring adults. Important
areas covered include: respect for others, family support,
community service, adult role models, resistance skills, creative
activities, and sports. (N.NTWK, 99)
ASTRONOMY/MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
VH3475
(Vol.3:Prog.4) (CAREERS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY) (CAREERS FOR
THE 21ST CENTURY) (TakeOff, 1993)
AT HOME WITH ZOO ANIMALS
VH3122
This program shows students how good zoos attempt to enrich the
environments of their animals. Students see animals that live in
natural habitats as diverse as tropical rain forests and grassy plains,
and the efforts of zoos such as California's San Diego Zoo and
England's Longleat Safari Park to replicate these habitats. (NG,
1992)
BOXES
VH2031
Youngsters are shown how to make toys from containers found at
the supermarket. Cereal boxes and milk cartons become cars,
animals, and villages. (AT YOUR FINGERTIPS) (AT
YOUR
FINGERTIPS) (Aims,)
VH1497
Students explore atomic structure, radioactivity and types of
radioactive wastes, nuclear fission and atomic chain electricity,
nuclear waste disposal issues. (Disney,)
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ATTILA THE HUN
VH4052
The name Attila is associated with barbarity and ruthless conquest.
Revisionist historians say he may have been a wise strategist.
(TCHR.V)
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION:ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS
VH977
The objective of this program is to provide students with the
opportunity to explore their attitudes toward sex and to discuss
appropriate sexual behavior for young people at any age.
(Meridian Corp.,)
ATTITUDES: POSITIVE JUDGEMENTS TO INFLUENCE LEARNING
VH3066
Explains the importance of a student's attitude toward the learning
experience and shows ways to improve it. (MOTIVATIONAL
OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESSFUL TEACHING) (MOTIVATIONAL
OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESSFUL TEACHING) (UDI,)
ATTORNEY/FINANCIAL PLANNER
VH3473
AUSTRALIA NEWS STORIES
VH2799
Students will discover what makes this huge island unique. In a
series of seven 3-minute news segments, students report on
everything from native arts to the harsh Outback to its history as a
British penal colony and current status as a surfer's paradise.
(NDLHD, 3)
CYLINDERS
VH2032
The creative possibilities of the cylinder are explored. Cores from
containers such as paper towels become totem poles, rockets, and
other amusing playthings. (AT YOUR FINGERTIPS) (AT
YOUR
FINGERTIPS) (Aims,)
AUSTRALIA-PICTURE FRONTIER/CANADA-A HOLIDAY IN PICTURES
VH471
Program #1: This video covers a cross section of the Australian
scene, including unique lifestyles, Koala Bears and Waltzing
Matildas. Program #2: Meet and learn how to photograph the igloo
builders at Baffin Island in the Arctic circle, the hotdog skiers at
Banff, and the famed Royal Canadian Mounted Police. (Gift,)
FLOATS
VH2034
Youngsters will learn why some things float and others do not as
they discover ways to make familiar objects bouyant. (AT YOUR
FINGERTIPS) (AT YOUR FINGERTIPS) (Aims,)
AUTO MAINTENANCE MADE EASY
VH1674
Students will learn the basics in maintaining their own car and the
self assurance of how to safely handle breakdowns on the road, etc.
(Vehicle Video,)
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MISS JANE PITTMAN, THE
VH355
Cicely Tyson stars as the fictional Miss Jane Pittman, whose long
life spanned the time from the end of the Civil War and slavery to
the landmark achievements of the 1950's and 60's, including her
personal victory when she served as the focal point of a
demonstration by drinking from a "whites only" water fountain.
(Zenger,)
AUTOMOBILE DESIGNER/MECHANIC
VH3450
(Vol.I:Prog.3) (CAREERS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY) (CAREERS FOR
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES/THE APPRENTICE
VH1177
Program #1: A motion picture which provides a realistic look at
career opportunities as an automotive mechanic and technician.
Program #2: Starting with a history of apprenticeships, this film
shows different approaches to apprenticeships throughout
businesses, industry, and schools. (Gift,)
AWAY WE GO:ALL ABOUT TRANSPORTATION
VH2099
Most children are naturally interested in planes, cars, boats and
other forms of transportation. This video builds on this fascination
with transportation to help children understand why it is important
to their lives and how modern forms of transportation came about.
(Kaw Valley, 1990)
AZTEC EMPIRE, THE
VH4048
This video offers a complete history of the early civilization in
Mexico. Students will return to the 1500's, when an advanced
culture thrived on an island called Tenochtitlan. See how the people
evolved laws, crafts, trades, and a harmonious social structure.
(TCHR.V)
BABAR AND FATHER CHRISTMAS
VH3503
In this delightful tale, Babar, that most regal of elephants goes in
search of the legendary Father Christmas. (19)
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.10:CHILDHOOD (The 6 Month Old)
VH643
(HumanCare Inc., 1994)
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.11:CHILDHOOD (9 to 15 Month Old)
VH644
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.12:CHILDHOOD (15 to 18 Month Old)
VH645
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.1:PREGNANCY-1ST TRIMESTER
VH606
Dramatization and documentary techniques are combined in this
series prepared by medical experts. (HumanCare Inc., 1994)
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.2:PREGNANCY-2ND TRIMESTER
VH608
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.3:PREGNANCY-3RD TRIMESTER
VH609
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.4:PREGNANCY-38 WEEKS-LABOR
VH619
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.5:BIRTH (Using Anesthesia)
VH622
94
QUESTAR III
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.6:BIRTH (Prepared Childbirth &
C-Section)
VH631
BABY VIDEO LIBRARY:VOL.7:THE NEWBORN BABY
VH632
VH633
VH642
BACKSTAGE AT THE MET
VH1331
VHS videocassette, HS, 15, C
See how set and costume designers, wig makers, and many more
artisans and technicians work together to transform the Met's vast
empty stage into the world's most spectacular opera productions.
(Ed.at the Met,)
BACKYARD BUGS
VH3732
Journey into your own backyard and look at the multitude of tiny
creatures living there. Aided by rap-style narration, viewers will find
a variety of bugs under rocks, in the grass, and on leaves. (NG,
1990)
BACTERIA
VH3399
This video examines the principal forms in which bacteria occur,
explores the structure of a typical bacterial cell, explains its
reproductive processes, and documents the importance of bacteria
in the worlds around us and within us. (NG, 1985)
BAD GUYS/GOOD GUYS
VH1557
Students learn what happens when people bully and intimidate
others...and the harmful effect on law enforcement when fearful
citizens refuse to cooperate. (Disney,)
BALANCE, DON'T BOUNCE/CREDIT, HOW DO YOU RATE?
VH412
Program #1: This instructional tape explains how to keep a checking
account.
Program #2: This tape shows step-by-step how to
establish and keep a good credit rating. (Gift,)
BALLERINA/LOST IN THE WOODS
VH75
Includes: Dangers of crash dieting. Farming and wilderness diet.
(HIGH FEATHER) (HIGH FEATHER) (St.Ed.,)
BANKS:THE MONEY MOVERS/JESSE JACKSON:PUSHING FOR
EXCELLANCE/ CAPITALISM AND COMMUNISM:A COMPARISON
VH472
Program #1: Late one night, a greedy old miser named Arthur
Scrooge is visited by the spirit of banking and learns about bank
services such as savings and checking account. Program #2: In this
video we hear Reverend Jesse Jackson exhorting a black high
school audience and explaining his ideas.
Program #3: A
comparison of communism at work in a town in Yugoslavia and
capitalism in a comparable town in the U.S. helps provide insights
into the strengths and weaknesses of each system. (BFA,)
LOUISVILLE SLUGGER: BASERUNNING/OUTFIELD PLAY/CUTOFFS
AND RELAYS
VH1072
Program #1: Blake Doyle demonstrates how to get out of the "box,"
the procedure for rounding first base, the lead-off at first base, the
"cross-over step" when stealing a base, signal etc. Program #2:
Denny doyle discusses how to play the outfield with outfielder
Dwight Evans, of the Boston Red Sox, while Blake Doyle gives
demonstrations.
Program #3: Denny Doyle leads a team of
professional players, instructors and students through cutoff and
relay situations. (19)
Catalog
BEG
BASIC CHEMISTRY: GRAVEMETRIC TECHNIQUES
VH577
Details the skills and techniques of gravimetric techniques. (EVN,
1996)
BASIC CHEMISTRY: THIN LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY
VH574
The principle, practice, and safety aspects of thin layer
chromatography are shown using the separation of a sample
mixture. (EVN, 1995)
BASIC COMMUNICATION SKILLS
VH1421
Students learn along with Elmer that communication skills, reading,
writing, listening and speaking are as important as ever in the
computer age. (Disney,)
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MODIFIERS (ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS)
VH2039
An animated circus helps youngsters understand modifiers, what
they do and how adverbs and adjectives can be told apart. (BASIC
GRAMMAR) (BASIC GRAMMAR) (Aims,)
NOUNS
VH2037
Youngsters are introduced to persons, places, and things by a
pixillated robot. Noun functions are illustrated by animated trees,
train whistles, boots, and bugs. (BASIC GRAMMAR) (BASIC
GRAMMAR) (Aims,)
VERBS
VH2038
The robot sings, gloved hands dance, and a variety of whimsical
objects illustrate the functions of verbs. (BASIC GRAMMAR)
(BASIC GRAMMAR) (Aims,)
BASICALLY BASEBALL: (#1) HITTING (#2) FIELDING
VH1064
VHS videocassette, I-H, C
(19)
BASICALLY BASEBALL: (#3) SPECIALTIES
VH1065
VHS videocassette, I-H, C
(19)
BASICS OF GEOGRAPHY
VH2379
Pt. 1, Water and Landforms, examines the earth's oceans and fresh
water sources, the major continents and basic types of land forms.
Pt.
2, Climate and Natural Resources, examines the various
climates of the world and the many factors that influence climate.
(United Learning, 1996)
BATTERED
VH210
Acts of domestic violence are the leading cause of injury to women
in the U.S.
This program offers important information and
perspective to families faced with domestic violence, and also
serves to reinforce that domestic violence is a problem that affects
us all. (Ambrose Video,)
BATTLE FOR EL SALVADOR
VH1601
Traces the evolution of El Salvador's civil war and of U.S. policy
toward El Salvador. (CRISIS IN CENTRAL AMERICA) (CRISIS
IN
CENTRAL AMERICA) (Films Inc., 1982)
B.C. A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS
VH1214
VHS videocassette, PIJH, 25, C
A heart-warming Christmas story based on Johnny Hart's famous
comic strip. (Mov.Un.,)
BEAR
VH95
An introduction to bears, featuring their eating habits, family
structures, communication and hibernation. (Teach.Video Co.,
1997)
BEAR AND THE FLY, THE
VH3217
An elusive fly and a singleminded bear create a disaster during what
begins as a tranquil dinner at bear's house. In classic slapstick
comedy style, the hazards of losing your temper are highlighted in
this cautionary tale. (WW,)
BEAR COUNTRY
VH1498
This video exhibits remarkable coverage as it reveals the habits of
the American Black Bear. (Disney,)
BEAR WHO SLEPT THROUGH CHRISTMAS
VH3504
In this delightful animated story, Ted E. Bear learns that Christmas
is a way of loving, a way of sharing, and a joy that can only be
found in your heart. (19)
BEATLES LIVE, THE
VH1589
Featuring 12 classic tracks including: "Twist and Shout", She
Loves You", "Please Please Me", "Love Me Do", etc. (Ed.
Record,)
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VH1307
VHS videocassette, P-HS, 60, C
The favorite parable about how love can make an ugly man
beautiful. Klaus Kinski is the beastie; Susan Sarandon is the beauty.
(FAERIE TALE THEATRE) (FAERIE TALE THEATRE) (Mov.Un.,)
BECAUSE IT'S FUN/HOW DO YOU SHOW/MUST I, MAY I
VH91
(#1) To help children enjoy the good feelings produced by skillfully
engaging in physical activity or by playing for the sheer joy of it.
(#2) To help children understand how persons express what they
are really thinking and feeling, and to help them become aware of
how they themselves express feeling in their own ways. (#3) To
help children recognize that freedom and responsibility are both part
of growing up, and to help them deal with the feelings caused by
the tension between the two. (INSIDE/OUT) (INSIDE/OUT) (St.Ed.,)
VH2603
VHS videocassette, IJS, 30 ea.
Job Smart introduces a new practical approach to teaching basic job
social skills. Job Smart will teach your students what experts
consider to be the most important work do's and don'ts. In each
program, students discover the most important behaviors related to
not finding a job, and what to do instead. (J.STN.)
BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE: A FILM ON TEENAGE SUICIDE
VH1436
Use this important film to teach students how to spot suicidal
behavior in their friends, and impress upon them that they can
actually save a life by being a supportive friend. (Disney,)
BEFORE THEIR TIME: ANCIENT TECHNOLOGY
VH4100
An ancient Greek binary computer? An electrical battery that is
centuries older than the Parthenon? This program explores what
other "modern" items were invented (and lost) long ago, and why
this knowledge was not preserved. (TCHR.D)
BEGINNING RESPONSIBILITY:TAKING CARE OF THINGS YOU
SHARE/ COURTESY FOR BEGINNERS/LET'S SHARE W/OTHERS/AM
I DEPENDABLE?
VH195
Program #1: Isabel didn't mean to be careless with the things others
shared with her. One night, something magical happened, and
Isabel began to understand what it was like to get things back that
hadn't been taken care of. Program #2: Jimmy and his classmates
experiment and discover that how they say things can affect how
others feel. Program #3: We see the different ways of sharing,
when we should and should not share, and the benefits of sharing.
Program #4: Examines three openended situations where
dependability is important. (Coronet,)
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BEGINNING
BEGINNING RESPONSIBILITY:I CAN DO IT!/LUNCHROOM GOES
BANANAS/ANGRY MOVIE, THE
VH193
Program #1: This program shows how determination, perserverance,
and enthusiasm can get the job done. Program #2: The food in
Plumcrest school cafeteria has gone on strike (with the help of clay
animation) to protest the poor lunchroom manners of the children.
Program #3: In a totally unique approach to the subject of anger,
this colorful, animated film captures the thoughts and actions
produced by a young girl's frustration. (Coronet,)
BEGINNING RESPONSIBILITY:MANNERS IN PUBLIC/BEING ON TIME/
VH194
Program #1: While watching the behavior of Tommy and his friends,
viewers decide which manners are best. Program #2: Jim, who has
a habit of being late, discovers that it isn't much fun when he
misses a puppet show at the library. Program #3: How and why
children should care for things at school and at home. (Coronet,)
BEHIND THE MASK:A FRESH APPROACH TO FIGHTING PREJUDICE
VH3680
This animated video created by and for elementary students is an
involving vehicle for teaching about stereotyping and prejudice.
(Modern, 1990)
BEHIND THE WHEEL:A LOOK AT THE JOB/HANDLING THE BIG
MACHINE
VH3040
This series provides an introduction to the basics of driving a school
bus. The programs are intended as visual supplements to New York
State's Basic School Bus Driver Instructional Program, and as
general make-up sessions for that course work. (St.Ed.,)
BEHIND THE WHEEL:AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION/COPING WITH THE
KIDS
VH3041
Same as above description. (St.Ed.,)
BEHIND THE WHEEL:KIDS WITH SPECIAL PROBLEMS/DANGER
AHEAD
VH3042
Same as above description. (St.Ed.,)
BEING A SINGLE PARENT
VH3145
This program focuses on three very different kinds of single parents:
a divorced woman, an unmarried woman who chose to be a single
parent, and a man who raised his two sons. The program shows
how parents cope with their roles as parents and wage earners and
discusses the psychological effects of divorce on the child. (FFH,
1987)
BEN AND ME
VH1376
Gives students a mouse-eye-view of history and a new perspective
on the life and times of Benjamin Franklin. (Disney,)
BEND OF THE NIGER, THE
VH480
Narrated by Ossie Davis, actor playwright and director, we follow
the Niger as it flows northward and study the communal life of the
natives. (BLACK AFRICAN HERITAGE) (BLACK AFRICAN HERITAGE)
(St.Ed.,)
BENEFITS OF INSECTS, THE
VH3734
Students will find out about the beneficial ways insects affect the
web of life. (NG, 1990)
QUESTAR III
BERENSTAIN BEARS AND THE MESSY ROOM/THE TERRIBLE
TERMITE
VH3593
Program #1: Brother and Sister's room is a mess! Mama Bear is
about to toss everything out when Papa Bear stops the tears and
offers a very neat solution. Program #2: Papa Bear becomes the
first victim of Raffish Ralph's termite insurance scam, but Brother
and Sister Bear save the day and the woodpile. (Random House,)
BERENSTAIN BEARS AND THE TRUTH/SAVE THE BEES
VH3596
Program #1: Brother and Sister Bear learn that breaking Mama
Bear's trust in them is worse than breaking her favorite lamp.
Program #2: It looks like the bees of Bear Country are doomed, until
Brother and Sister come to the rescue with the help of a friendly
neighborhood skunk. (Random House,)
BERENSTAIN BEARS' CHRISTMAS TREE
VH318
(Mov.Un.,)
BERENSTAIN BEARS' EASTER SURPRISE
VH305
(Mov.Un.,)
BERENSTAIN BEARS FORGET THEIR MANNERS/THE WICKED
WEASEL SPELL
VH3598
Program #1: Mama Bear takes her ill-mannered family in hand with
the Bear Family Politeness Plan. The cubs soon learn that politeness
can come naturally, but for Papa Bear the lesson takes longer to
learn! Program #2: Evil Archweasel McGreed's latest plan to take
over Bear country is foiled by the quick-thinking cubs. (Random
House,)
BERENSTAIN BEARS GET IN A FIGHT/THE BIGPAW PROBLEM
VH3595
Program #1: Brother and Sister Bear turn a minor disagreement into
a major war, and it is up to Mama Bear to call a truce. Program #2:
Brother and Sister are upset when their friend Bigpaw is arrested for
being too big and clumsy. But when Bigpaw saves Bear Country
from the effects of an earthquake, he is declared a national
treasure. (Random House,)
BERENSTAIN BEARS GET STAGE FRIGHT/GO BONKERS OVER
HONKERS
VH3589
Program #1: Sister is nervous when she lands the part of the
Princess in Grizzlystiltskin. Brother boasts that he knows his part
standing on his head! But when the night of the play comes, who is
nervous and who is prepared? Program #2: Bigpaw's four little pet
geese create all sorts of havoc before they finally earn approval in
Bear Country. (Random House,)
BERENSTAIN BEARS LEARN ABOUT STRANGERS/THE
DISAPPEARING HONEY
VH3594
Program #1: When Papa Bear tells the cubs they should never talk
to strangers, sister begins to view all strangers as ominous, until
Mama brings some reassuring common sense to the problem.
Program #2: When Papa Bear's favorite blackberry honey
disappears, the Bear Detectives set out to find the culprit.
(Random House,)
BERENSTAIN BEARS:NO GIRLS ALLOWED/THE MISSING DINOSAUR
BONE
VH3597
Program #1: Brother Bear and his friends build a secret clubhouse
for boys only and Sister is hopping mad! Papa Bear helps them see
that the best way to play is together. Program #2: The Bear
Detectives are hot on the trail of a rare dinosaur bone, taken from a
museum. They have just one hour to find it will they? (Random
House,)
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BEOWULF
VH3960
Faithful to the original literary work, this animated presentation
chronicles the legendary struggle between Beowulf and the monster
Grendel through sketch animation, captivating music and superb
performances featuring the voices of Joseph Fiennes as Beowulf
and Sir Derek Jacobi. (LIB.V.)
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BERMUDA TRIANGLE, THE
VH924
This program, from the NOVA series, examines the selective
evidence put forth by sensationalistic accounts of the "Bermuda
Triangle" phenomenon. (Zenger,)
Catalog
VH253
Bernard is a delightful muppet-like character who falls off the
playground jungle gym and breaks his arm. Rushed to the hospital,
he learns what goes on in the emergency room. Young children will
relate to Bernard's questions and his fears, and will learn that
hospitals are very important and are filled with people who are
caring and helpful. (Film Ideas, 1988)
VH319
How do you stage a Nativity play with Sunday schoolers who think
the Magi are welfare workers and the Angel of the Lord a
comic-book hero? That's the problem a pageant director (Loretta
Swit) faces with the Herdman's... (Zenger,)
BEST FOOT FORWARD: A MANNERS VIDEO
VH3628
VHS videocassette, IJ, 20, C
Teen hosts Tim and Julie answer questions regarding the polite way
to make introductions, be an overnight guest, reply to a party
invitation, behave in a restaurant or when served food you dislike,
and turn down dates or refuse a request. (GIFT/Sunburst, 1992)
BEST INVESTMENTS FOR THE SMALL SAVER
VH427
Guests from a major brokerage company and a banking organization
recommend safe, high yielding investment opportunities for those
with $10,000.00 or less. (YOUR MONEY MATTERS) (YOUR MONEY
MATTERS) (Film Ideas,)
BEST LAID PLANS, THE (#7)
VH1641
Contains all the details that make questions of sex so puzzling for
young teenagers, from peer pressure and embarrassing discussions
with parents, to the need for family planning. (DEGRASSI JR.
HIGH) (DEGRASSI JR. HIGH) (Direct Cinema, 1987)
BEST OF 3-2-1 CONTACT: PT.I-GRAVITY
VH1186
Demonstrates gravitational force in everyday terms. (GA,)
BEST OF 3-2-1 CONTACT:PT.I-SMELL AND TASTE/PT.II-VISION
VH1189
Demonstrates ways animals and humans learn about their
environment through their senses; describes the information each
sense provides; explores the physiology of the senses. (GA,)
BEST OF 3-2-1 CONTACT:PT.II-BUOYANCY IN WATER/PT.IIIBUOYANCY IN AIR
VH1187
Demonstrates buoyancy in everyday terms. (GA,)
BETWEEN
BETWEEN THE LIONS: BUG BEARD
VH2633
A woodcutter and his wife, played by Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee,
need the lions' help with a man who has bugs, bugs, bugs in his
beard. Key word: bug. Target vowel: short u. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: BUT, MAMA, BUT...
VH2644
Cleo is going away for a few days, and Leona thinks she's too big
to miss her mother. Key word: but. Target vowel: short u.
(WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: CLICKETY-CLACK, CLICKETY-CLACK!
VH2617
Theo borrows a cow's typewriter and doesn't want to give it back.
Key word: click. Target vowel: short i. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: FARMER KEN'S PUZZLE
VH2629
Lionel won't let Leona play a computer game for ages seven and up
because she's four and down. Key word: hen. Target vowel: short
e. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: FIVE, SIX AND THISTLE STICKS
VH2646
Can Lionel and Lenny still be best friends if they don't like the same
things anymore? Key word: six. Target vowel: short i. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: GOOD NIGHT, KNIGHT
VH2621
Orlando Furioso, the brave knight, will save the fair Angelica and lift
the curse of Fallerina if he can be put back together again. Guest
starring Dr. Ruth Westheimer. Key word: Knight. Target vowel:
longi. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: HUMPH! HUMPH! HUMPH!
VH2618
Lionel's friend Gus gets humphy when Leona asks him to read to
her. Guest starring Jasmine Guy. Key word: hump. Target vowel:
short u. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: ICARUS'S WINGS
VH2623
It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Barnaby B. Busterfield III! Key word:
wing. Target vowel: short i. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: LITTLE BIG MOUSE
VH2620
Click's feelings are hurt when Lionel and Leona start a fan club for a
heroic storybook mouse. Starring the short "i" sound. (WGBH, 1)
BEST OF 3-2-1 CONTACT: PT.III-HEARING/PT.IV-TOUCH
VH1190
Demonstrates ways animals and humans learn about their
environment through their senses; describes the information each
sense provides; explores the physiology of the senses. (GA,)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: OH, YES, IT CAN!
VH2638
Can yams, gloves, and hammers talk? Oh yes, they can! Key word:
can. Target vowel: short a. (WGBH, 1)
BEST OF 3-2-1 CONTACT: PT.IV-HUMAN FORCES/PT.V-FORCES AT
THE CIRCUS
VH1188
Explores the effects of forces on motion and direction. (GA,)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: PEBBLE TROUBLE
VH2625
Leona is very under a table and won't come out. Key word: pebble.
Target vowel: short e. (WGBH, 1)
BETTER BUSINESS GRAMMAR
VH3709
Learn dozens of tips you can use right away to avoid embarrassing
grammar and usage errors. This video identifies and explains
commonly misused words and phrases that can make you sound
foolish. (19)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: PIGGYBACK, PIGGYBACK
VH2634
Leona decides to ride piggyback on her dad's back forever and ever.
Key word: back. Target vowel: short a. (WGBH, 1)
BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY II
VH1775
This program is designed to teach children to avoid situations of
potential sexual child abuse and to help them understand what to do
should such a situation occur. (Film Fair, 1983)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: BOBBY THE HOPPING ROBOT
VH2619
Why is Bobby the Hopping Robot not hopping? Guest starring
Jasmine Guy. Key word: hop. Target vowel: short o. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: POETRY DAY
VH2632
Two pigeons named Walter and Clay learn all about poetry on
Poetry Day! Key word: train. Target vowel: ai combination.
(WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: QUEST, QUEST, QUEST
VH2636
Faith Prince stars in an adventure about two knights and a nasty
villain, written by Babs Caplan with a little help from the lions. Key
word: quest. Target vowel: short e. (WGBH, 1)
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BETWEEN
QUESTAR III
BETWEEN THE LIONS: RATS
VH2637
Sticks and stones can break your bones, but names can never hurt
you. Or can they? Key word: rat. Target vowel: short a.
(WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: RED HAT, GREEN HAT
VH2643
Share the African folktale, "Red Hat, Green Hat," about two friends
whose disagreement over the color of a hat threatens their
friendship. Meanwhile back at the library, Leona's colorful hat has
everyone in an uproar. Target vowel: short e. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: SOMETHING FISHY
VH2626
When Lionel reads the latest Cliff Hanger book to Leona, it gives her
an idea about how to make one of her biggest dreams come true.
Key word: fish. Target vowel: short i. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: STOP THAT CHICKEN!
VH2640
It's poultry in motion when a chicken flies out of her book into the
library. Guest starring Dr. Ruth Westheimer. Key word: stop.
Target vowel: short o. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: TEACHER'S PET
VH2631
Cleo
has
the
I-can't-hear-or-tell-or-smell-if-someon<I-CAN'T-HEAR-OR-TELL flue.
Guest starring Dr. Ruth Westheimer. Key word: teacher. Target
word: ea as long e. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE CHESS MESS
VH2612
It's Alice Day! It's Alice Day! Callooh! Callay! Hooray! Featured text:
Chapter book. Key word: chess. Target vowel: short e. (WGBH,
1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE FOX AND THE CROW
VH2639
The two pigeons, Walter and Clay, want "The Fox and the Crow"
banned from the library because they think the book makes birds
look like birdbrains. Key word: drop. Target vowel: short o.
(WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE GOOD SEED
VH2613
Hee, hee, hee! Click the mouse has a computer virus! Hee, hee,
hee! Key word: seed. Target vowel: double e -ee. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE RAM IN THE PEPPER PATCH
VH2642
In "The Ram in the Pepper Patch," a girl from Mexico tries
everything to stop a ram from eating all her peppers until a tiny
bee flies in to save the day. But run for cover; the ram escapes
from his book and begins butting around the library on a
rambunctious rampage! Target vowel: short a. (WGBH, 1)
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BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE SAD DAD
VH2630
Theo reads a story about a sad dad who gets advice from a wise
woman and ends up with chickens, goats, cows, and an elk in his
house. Guest starring Bruno Kirby, Denny Dillon, Roma Downey,
and Leon Redbone. Key word: bad. Target vowel: short a.
(WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE SPIDER AND THE LIE
VH2641
It's up to Judge Click the Mouse to find out who's telling the truth
Leona or a shady monkey named Monkey C. Guest starring Al
Roker. Key word: spider. Target vowel: long i. (WGBH, 1)
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BETWEEN THE LIONS: TO THE SHIP, TO THE SHIP!
VH2614
Lionel and Walter the pigeon think all pirates were men, so they
won't let Leona and Clay join the pirate game. Key word: ship.
Target vowel: short i. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: TRAINS AND BRAINS AND RAINY PLAINS
VH2616
Lionel and Leona ride a train into a book called "Bringing the Rain to
Kapiti Plain." Key word: rain. Target vowel: ai as long a. (WGBH,
1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: TWEET! TWEET!
VH2624
Walter and Clay, the pigeons, meet face-to-face with Tyrannosaurus
rex! Guest starring Dr. Ruth Westheimer, and The Muppets of
Sesame Street puppeteers. Key word: tweet. Target vowel: ee as
long e. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: WHY THE BABOON'S BALLOON WENT
KA-BOOM!
VH2635
A small bug goes ka-choo! and a baboon's balloon goes ka-boom.
Guest starring Teresa Weatherspoon. Key word: ka-choo. Target
vowel: oo. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE HOPPING HEN
VH2645
Everyone in the library goes crazy after Lionel puts up signs about
new rules. Key word: hen. Target vowel: short e. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: ZOOP! ZOOP!
VH2615
With the help of her mother and a ukelele, Leona faces her fear of a
scary fictional giant. Guest starring Roma Downey. Key word:
zoop. Target vowel: oo. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE LAST CLIFF HANGER
VH2622
Lionel is very unhappy because author Livingston Dangerously has
written The Last Cliff Hanger. Guest starring Al Roker, Dr. Ruth
Westheimer, Walter Bobbie, and Alison Fraser. Key word: last.
Target vowel: short a. (WGBH, 1)
BETWEEN YOU AND ME: LEARNING TO COMMUNICATE
VH2352
This video program will help the middle school student understand
how communication works and why it is important to them.
(Sunburst, 1990)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE LOST ROCK
VH2627
A talking rock with a fuzzy memory suddenly appears in the library.
With the help of Cleo and the entire library gang, the lost rock is
reunited with his lost book. Target vowel: short o. (WGBH, 1)
BEYOND BLACK AND WHITE
VH475
Opening with an unusually provocative scene of a paranoid man
venting extreme forms of racism and sexism, the production goes
on to examine other less obvious acts of racism, sexism, ethnic and
religious prejudice. (Motivanti,)
BETWEEN THE LIONS: THE LUCKY DUCK
VH2628
The feathered hero of "The Lucky Duck" is out of his book and
unhappy. He tells everyone at the library that he doesn't want to
be cute and cuddly anymore he wants to be the Big Bad Duck. So
Lionel writes a special story to make his wishes come true! Target
vowel: short u. (WGBH, 1)
BEYOND NUTRITION: EATING FOR HEALTH
VH3828
Scientists now believe disease fighting "phytochemicals" reside in
fruits and vegetables and might slow or stop cancer, reduce the risk
of heart disease, etc. Students will learn how their daily eating
habits might be a form of life insurance. (L.SEED, 99)
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98
Catalog
BILL
BEYOND THE VEIL: BORN AGAIN MUSLIMS, THE
VH4089
This program makes clear that the Muslim world is not monolithic in
its views. The liberal Islamists in Turkey want to co-exist with the
West and Western ways. For them the veil is a matter of individual
choice. In the moderate Islam of Sudan, only Muslim-born women
must wear the veil by law. Hardlines of Iran require all women to be
completely covered, a custom promoted by the Mullahs and
vigorously enforced by the police. (Film.L, 98)
BEYOND THE VEIL: HOLY WARRIORS, THE
VH4090
Examines the reasons for more radical interpretations of the Quran
in Algeria, Egypt, Palestine, Jordan, Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Analysts of the Jihad helps Westerns perceive why some Muslims
believe that they can escape Westernization only through violence,
how one man's terrorism may be another man's patriotism.
(FILM.L, 98)
BICYCLE SAFELY
VH1773
VHS videocassette, P-S, 12, C
This film illustrates typical dangers, shows why accidents happen,
and how to avoid them. Establishes the value of safe riding habits
for all ages. (Film Fair, 1974)
BIG DANCE, THE (#2)
VH1636
An excellent beginning for discussion of cultural differences, peer
pressure and alcohol and drug abuse. It portrays adolescence as a
time of experimentation a time for teens to evaluate the world
around them. (DEGRASSI JR. HIGH) (DEGRASSI JR. HIGH) (Direct
Cinema, 1987)
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BILL GATES
VH4065
A & E biography introduces your class to perhaps the most
successful entrepreneur in the history of business. Answers the
questions: how did he turn his idea into reality? and, how did he
become the richest person in the world? (TCHR.V)
VH3779
In the first program, Bill Nye shows how important it is to exercise
one's mind. In the second program, Bill shows how it's EZ2C the
difference between human and animal communication. (Disney,)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-CHEMICAL REACTIONS/PHASES OF
MATTER
VH3780
In the first program, Bill Nye uses explosive examples to explain that
everything is made of chemicals. In the second program, Bill takes
viewers on a tour of a steel mill to help demonstrate that matter
exists in three phases; solids, liquids and gases. (Disney,)
BILL NYE: COMETS AND METEORS/EVOLUTION
VH3926
Program #1: comets and meteors carry important information about
the history of our universe. Program #2: Bill compares primordial to
present when he dabbles with Darwin and looks at his genes in this
evolutionary episode. (DISNEY)
VH3776
In the first program, Robin Leach and John Ratzenberger drop by to
help Bill Nye take a closer look at dinosaurs and what has been
discovered about the lifestyles of the big and extinct. In the second
program, join Bill for adventure, thrills and scaly encounters that
would make Indiana Jones squeamish when he explores reptiles.
(Disney,)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-ELECTRICAL CURRENT/LIGHT &
OPTICS
VH3781
In the first program, Bill Nye gets a charge explaining watts up with
electricity. Learn how electricity makes the world a brighter place.
In the second program, Bill reflects, refracts, bends, bounces,
absorbs and pulls light waves to show how things can be seen in
different ways. (Disney,)
VH3775
In the first program Bill Nye becomes tangled in a complex food web
in his quest to demonstrate that all living things depend on other
living things to survive.
In the second program, Bill goes
underwater to talk about ocean ecosystems and the importance of
small organisms such as coral, plankton and kelp. (Disney,)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-FRICTION/SIMPLE MACHINES
VH3777
In the first program, Bill Nye illustrates how various types of
transportation utilize friction. In the second program, while tooling
around with handy simple machines, Bill shows that simple
machines are everywhere doing complicated things. (Disney,)
VH3778
In the first program, students get bugged-out and ant-sy as Bill Nye
explores the mysterious world of insects. In the second program,
Bill uses foam models to illustrate the various types of germs and
how they function. (Disney,)
BILL NYE: LAKES AND PONDS/CAVES
VH3928
Program #1: lakes and ponds are formed when water collects in a
low place in the ground. Bill explores where all that water comes
from and many other freshwater questions in this program. Program
#2: join Bill as he explores the fascinating, spooky, bizarre world of
caves. (DISNEY)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-MAGNETISM/STATIC ELECTRICITY
VH3783
In the first program, Bill Nye shows all kinds of unexpected places
where magnets can be found. Find out how to make a compass
and why opposites attract. In the second episode, learn why socks
stick together when taken from the dryer as Bill explains static
electricity. (Disney,)
BILL NYE: MEASUREMENT/PATTERNS
VH3927
Program #1: shows telescopes, spectroscopes, microscopes,
stethoscopes, radar, thermometers, scales, barometer not to
mention the humble ruler are all used to compare stuff in our
Universe and make observations. Program #2: every time you look,
hear, touch, smell or taste something, your brain collects
information about the world around you. You deal with that
information by finding patterns. (DISNEY)
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BILL NYE: NTV TOP 11 COUNTDOWN/SMELL
VH3930
Program #1: Bill hosts a countdown of Nye TV's best music video
parodies. Program #2: the human sense of smell helps us interpret
our environment and react to the things around us by letting us
know when new smells are nearby. Noses receive a smell, then the
olfactory part of the brain decodes the many messages it gets and
lets you know that, yes, your feet are truly smelly! (DISNEY)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: EARTH SCIENCE
VH3650
This program consists of: Dinosaurs, The Moon, Outer Space, Wind
and Earth's Seasons. (Disney,)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: HUMAN BODY
VH3649
This program consists of: Cells, Blood and Circulation, Digestion,
Skin and Eyeballs. (Disney,)
VH677
Prog.1: From cats to rats, Bill Nye explains what it takes to be in
the mammal family. Prog.2: Bill Nye shows us how birds stay
airborne, where they live, and what they eat. (Disney, 1996)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: ATMOSPHERE/FLIGHT
VH782
(Disney, 1995)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: BALANCE/STRUCTURES
VH785
(Disney, 1995)
99
BILL
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: BIODIVERSITY/GARBAGE
VH800
(Disney, 1995)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: EARTH'S CRUST/ROCKS & SOIL
VH559
(Disney, 1996)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: FISH/MARINE MAMMALS
VH678
Prog.1: Take a dive underwater with Bill Nye and discover how fish
breathe, grow, and survive in the wet. Prog.2: Bill Nye explains
how marine mammals may look like big fish, but they're more like
humans. (Disney, 1996)
VH789
(Disney, 1995)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: MOMENTUM/GRAVITY
VH781
(Disney, 1995)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: NUTRITION/POPULATION
VH681
Prog.1: Bill Nye tells us what kinds of nutrients are in each bit of
grub and what foods are best for healthy bodies. Prog.2: Bill Nye
explores how all living groups compete for food, homes, and space.
(Disney, 1996)
QUESTAR III
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-WAVES/WIND
VH3782
In the first program, Bill Nye explores sound waves, light waves,
seismic waves, energy waves, and even "the wave" that's so
popular with stadium crowds! In the second program, Bill goes
parachuting and sailing to show the relationship between the sun,
earth, wind and weather. (Disney,)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY-BONES AND MUSCLES/RESPIRATION
VH3774
Science Guy Bill Nye bone's up on the things that give the body its
shape and movement. Students will learn about x-rays, the healing
of broken bones, bone marrow and the body's joints. In the second
program, Bill Nye gets aerobic about the importance of respiration
when he jogs, bikes, swims and SCUBA dives. (Disney,)
BILLY BUDD
VH2001
VHS videocassette, J-S, 123, BW
Herman Melville's classic story of the sea comes to life in this
spectacular screen adaptation. (Mov.Un.,)
BIOGRAPHY OF THE MILLENIUM-PT.I
VH2198
100 people 1,000 years.
This program offers an historic
countdown to the one person selected as the most profoundly
significant individual of this fascinating, turbulent period. (A E, 99)
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BIOGRAPHY OF THE MILLENIUM-PT.II
VH2199
See above description. (A E, 99)
BIOGRAPHY OF THE MILLENIUM-PT.III
VH2200
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: PHYSICAL SCIENCE I
VH3647
This program consists of: Phases of Matter, Electricity, Magnetism,
Light and Color, and Sound. (Disney,)
BIOGRAPHY OF THE MILLENIUM-PT.IV
VH2201
VH791
(Disney, 1995)
BIOLOGY OF PLANTS: HOW PLANTS GET FOOD
VH3338
Children investigate the ways that plants get water and other
nutrients from the soil and air, and use those nutrients to make
food. (MBG Video, 1992)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: PHYSICAL SCIENCE II
VH3648
This program consists of: Flight, Buoyancy, Gravity, Simple
Machines and Structures. (Disney,)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: PRESSURE/BUOYANCY
VH784
(Disney, 1995)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: SPINNING THINGS/EARTHQUAKES
VH671
Prog.1: Bill Nye shows students what the Earth, a big storm, and a
rolling ball have in common. Prog.2: Bill Nye explains what causes
earthquakes, and what you should have on hand in case of a quake.
(Disney, 1996)
VH792
(Disney, 1995)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: WATER CYCLE/OCEANOGRAPHY
VH790
(Disney, 1995)
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: WETLANDS/RIVERS AND STREAMS
VH673
Prog.1: Bill Nye sloshes across American wetlands to show us how
swamps, bogs, and marshes help control floods, naturally filter
water etc. Prog.2: Bill Nye tracks the origins of rivers and streams
and shows us what impact they have on our lives. (Disney, 1996)
BILL NYE: THE SCIENCE OF MUSIC/ARCHITECTURE
VH3929
Program #1: students will learn that before people used words, they
used music to communicate. The music we listen to today is the
result of years of experimentation with sounds. Program #2: Bill
uses the "Dollhouse of Science" to demonstrate how architects
design buildings. Then he travels to Japan to learn how pagodas
are built to withstand earthquakes. (DISNEY)
100
BIOLOGY OF PLANTS: HOW PLANTS GROW
VH3337
Children discover that plants are living, and that all living organisms
have common characteristics. The program introduces the idea that
plants have a "life cycle" in which seeds germinate, plants grow,
develop, produce new seeds, and die. (MBG Video, 1992)
BIOLOGY OF PLANTS: HOW PLANTS LIVE IN DIFFERENT PLACES
VH3341
Children investigate how plants are able to survive in different
habitats. The program contrasts two extremes, the desert habitat
and the tropical rain forest. (MBG Video, 1992)
BIOLOGY OF PLANTS: HOW SEEDS GET HERE...AND THERE
VH3340
Plants are dispersed throughout the world by seeds. The children in
the video study seeds and seed dispersal, and discover there is a
great deal of difference in seed structure. (MBG Video, 1992)
BIOLOGY OF PLANTS: PLANTS AND LIFE ON EARTH
VH3342
The last program in the series synthesizes ideas from the earlier
programs. In many ways, it pulls together a lot of ideas about
plants and their role in the ecosystem, and presents these ideas in a
single format. (MBG Video, 1992)
BIOLOGY OF PLANTS: WHAT IS POLLINATION?
VH3339
This program demonstrates the basic structure and function of
flowers, and introduces children to the ways that flowers are
pollinated. The program shows important interactions between
plants and animals. (MBG Video, 1992)
Catalog
BLOODBORNE
BIOMES OF THE WORLD IN ACTION:CONIFEROUS FORESTS
VH3973
This program will take students on a fun-filled trip from Asia to
North America to explore these treasured woodlands, taking an
up-close look at their shared characteristics while discovering the
animal and plant life that call this biome home. (LIB.V., 1)
BIOMES OF THE WORLD IN ACTION:DECIDUOUS FORESTS
VH3966
VHS videocassette, 23, IJ
In this informative program, students will explore these colorful
woodlands that change with the seasons. Students will learn about
the many different types of plants and animals that inhabit both the
temperate and tropical deciduous forests. (LIB.V., 1)
BIOMES OF THE WORLD IN ACTION:DESERTS
VH3970
Students will discover how the process of desertification continually
changes more land into deserts each and every year. A hands-on
demonstration helps explain the different adaptations used by plants
and animals to conserve water. (LIB.V., 1)
BIOMES OF THE WORLD IN ACTION:FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS
VH3967
Ponds, lakes and streams occur on every continent, and are home to
a host of fish, algae and other water organisms. In this program,
students will explore these fascinating and diverse habitats and
learn about the biotic and abiotic factors that make up these
ecosystems. (LIB.V., 1)
BIOMES OF THE WORLD IN ACTION:GRASSLANDS
VH3971
Students will learn that grasslands are wide, sweeping expanses of
land with many different grasses and very few trees. They examine
the importance of these regions that produce much of the world's
food. (LIB.V., 1)
BIOMES OF THE WORLD IN ACTION:MARINE ECOSYSTEMS
VH3972
In this program, students will explore saltwater environments from
shorelines to coral reefs and learn about fish, plants, mammals
and insects that depend on each other for survival in this aquatic
biome. (LIB.V., 1)
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−
BIOMES OF THE WORLD IN ACTION:RAINFOREST BIOMES
VH3968
In this program, students will discover how the species of the
rainforest have adapted to the temperature and humidity, and why
the threat of its destruction will have a far-reaching impact on our
planet. (LIB.V., 1)
BIOMES OF THE WORLD IN ACTION:TUNDRA
VH3969
From the arctic tundra found in the Polar zones to the regions of the
alpine tundra located on the mountaintops of Europe and North
America, students will get an up-close look at this fragile biome.
(LIB.V., 1)
BIOTECHNOLOGY/MARINE BIOLOGY
VH3474
BIRDS, BABOONS AND OTHER ANIMALS
VH1499
This film focuses your students' attention on the incredible host of
intermingled wildlife from the jungles to the plains. (Disney,)
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION:BIRTH PROCESS
VH27
The objective of this program is to provide students with
information about conception and the birth process. (Meridian
Corp.,)
BITTER BERRY, THE
VH1918
Skillfully collected and uniquely created as a "poetry video," the
words of Byron Herbert Reece are woven throughout this film about
his life as an American poet, teacher and farmer. (Film Ideas,
1988)
BLACK HOLES AND QUASARS
VH1093
Deep in space...in the hearts of certain distant galaxies... lie black
holes and quasars. This film narrated by Dr. Isaac Asimov and
Mario Machado makes these contemporary concepts accessible to
students. (Gift,)
BLACK OLYMPIANS:1904-1984:ATHLETES AND SOCIAL CHANGE
IN AMERICA
VH3676
Traces the struggles of American blacks to participate in American
athletics and society. (Modern, 1986)
BLACK TIDE: NIGHTMARE OF OIL SPILLS
VH2569
Focusing mainly on the Valdez disaster and the massive clean-up
efforts that followed, this program documents the damage and
repair through footage of the spill, the blackened shores and the
work of volunteers and professional clean-up crews. On-the-scene
coverage of two earlier, high profile disasters the Tomey Canyon
in 1967 and the Amoco Cadiz in 1978 demonstrate how the risks
of transporting oil in super-tankers have been well known for a long
time. (L.VIDE, 96)
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−
BLIND JUSTICE: WOMEN AND THE LAW
VH1762
This group of four animated programs traces the ways in which
justice has been applied to women in western society. It's an
imaginative antidote to complacent attitudes towards women's
rights. (FFH,)
BLIND SUNDAY
VH230
A teenage boy spends a day blindfolded to gain a better
understanding of his sightless girlfriends world. (Time-Life,)
BLOOD
VH801
This program compares the four major components of blood:
plasma, red/white blood cells, and platelets, and shows how they all
work together to form a liquid connective tissue that sustains animal
life. (United Learn., 1996)
BLOOD:COMPOSITION AND FUNCTIONS
VH953
Electron microphotography clearly shows the three cellular
components of blood and how blood cells are manufactured in the
bone marrow. Cinemicrography and time-lapse photography show
how components of blood accomplish coagulation, transportation of
oxygen, and destruction of bacteria. (Coronet,)
BIRDS THAT HUNT
VH842
Characteristics of hawks, owls, falcons, eagles, goshawks and
ospreys, and how they help mankind. (Coronet, 1975)
BLOOD IN THE FACE
VH3286
A darkly humorous and frightening closeup view of today's far right
movement, this program uses archival footage and interviews to
reveal the workings of the Ku Klux Klan, the American Nazi Party,
the Aryan Nations, and David Duke.
(PREVIEW BEFORE
SHOWING). (Video Catalog, 1991)
BIRDS, THE
VH908
VHS videocassette, I-HS, 120, C
With Tipp Hedron, Rod Taylor and Suzanne Pleshette. An Alfred
Hitchcock thriller about the bird-world turning on humans, creating
death and terror. (Mov.Un.,)
BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS AND OTHER TRAVELING GERMS
VH919
Focusing on the school setting, this program explains how to avoid
transmission of pathogens, with emphasis on those carried by blood
and other body fluids. (Marsh Media, 1997)
101
BLUEBERRIES
QUESTAR III
BLUEBERRIES FOR SAL
VH894
Robert McCloskey's theme on the common needs of man and beast
is gently portrayed through the winsome characters of a little girl
and an equally little bear. (WW, 1967)
BOB THE QUAIL/SAMMY'S REVENGE
VH2069
(ADVENTURES OF PETER COTTONTAIL AND HIS FRIENDS OF THE
GREEN FOREST) (ADVENTURES OF PETER COTTONTAIL AND HIS
FRIENDS OF THE GREEN FOREST) (Aims,)
BOBBY RETURNS TO THE FOREST/BOBBY RACCOON FAILS
VH2072
BODY ATLAS: FOOD MACHINE, THE
VH2254
This video shows how the food we eat is attacked, processed and
manipulated by a whole assortment of our organs as it works its
way through our digestive system. (AMBROS, 95)
BODY ATLAS: GLANDS AND HORMONES
VH686
This video looks at the chemical communication networks;
endocrine glands and growth hormones, the pancreas and insulin.
Also looks at the "fight or flight" response. (Ambrose, 1995)
BODY ATLAS: HUMAN PUMP, THE
VH2255
In this video, the role of blood, blood cells and the heart are
explained. It also explains what blood pressure reveals. (94)
BODY ATLAS: MUSCLE AND BONE
VH687
Viewers will witness the amazing strength and lightness of bone,
and learn about exercise and muscle-building. (Ambrose, 1995)
BODY HUMAN, THE:THE FACTS FOR BOYS
VH955
"The Facts for Boys" spelled out by Ken Howard, who explains the
physical and emotional changes that boys undergo during puberty.
(Time-Life,)
BODY HUMAN, THE:THE FACTS FOR GIRLS
VH956
This show focuses on three Missouri youngsters, ages 10-14, who
share with Marlo Thomas their feelings about and expectations of
puberty. (Time-Life,)
BONDING PT.II
VH3412
Includes: Dipoledipole, Hydrogen,
Bonding. (Classroom Video, 1992)
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VanderWaals and Metallic
BONES AND MUSCLES: A TEAM
VH3735
An easy-to-follow, yet detailed, lesson on the human skeletal and
muscular systems. (Barr, 1986)
VH1324
Programs include: (#1) Introductory Lesson, (#2) Review of Lesson,
(#3) Review of Lessons 1 & 2, (#4) Classroom and Students, (#5)
School Friends, (#6) Family at Table. (St.Ed.,)
VH1326
Programs included: (#13) Review of First Twelve Lessons, (#14)
How Are You?, (#15) Changing Verb Forms, (#16) House: Exterior,
Garden, (#17) House or Apartment-Rooms in General, (#18)
Furniture. (St.Ed.,)
VH1327
Programs included: (#19) Going to Market, (#20) Review of Butcher,
Baker, Grocer, Foods, (#21) Review Seasons and Weather,
Clothing-Activities, (#22) Review-School, Lessons, Holiday, (#23)
Holiday, (#24) Trip to the Zoo. (St.Ed.,)
VH1328
Programs included: (#25) Trip to the City, (#26) Review Trip to the
City, (#27) Review of Home, Country and City. (St.Ed.,)
VH1325
Programs included: (#7) Review of First Six Lessons, (#8) Review
Days of the Week, (#9) Parts of the Body, (#10) Days of the Week,
(#11) Months, Seasons, and Weather, (#12) Table (St.Ed.,)
BOOKER
VH1553
This sensitive film explores social attitudes in American history and
introduces an inspiring role model for students. LeVar Burton and
Shelley Duvall star in this powerful biography of the early life of
Booker T. Washington. (Disney,)
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BODY HUMAN, THE:THE RED RIVER
VH957
A study of the human heart and circulatory system. (19)
VH959
A photographic journey through the brain and nervous system.
(19)
BODY LANGUAGE
VH2350
An introduction to non-verbal communication, this program explores
how we communicate through body movements and gestures and
through use of personal space. (Learning Seed, 1994)
BOOKTALKING WITH JONI BODART
VH1315
In this instructional video, Joni Bodart draws on her years of
booktalking experience to demonstrate to school librarians how
well-planned, spirited booktalks can turn patrons of all ages into
avid readers. (H.W.Wilson,)
BOOSTING STUDENT MOTIVATION
VH3179
This program shows how teachers with a caring attitude,
skillfulness, enthusiasm and understanding of what turns their
students on, will help motivate students. (Inservice Video,)
VH1554
Students meet the men who molded a nation including Paul
Revere and Samuel Adams and watch the citizens of Boston
participate in an event that helped start a fight for freedom!
(Disney,)
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BOLLO CAPER, THE
VH3205
VHS videocassette, P-J/H, 23, C
A leopard is on the spot...a movie star wants his coat...and only the
President can save his skin. Join Bollo, the golden leopard, as he
saves himself, and his species, from exclusion. (Aims, 1990)
BONDING: IONIC AND COVALENT-PT.I
VH3411
Chemistry of pure substances. The first of two programs providing
an introduction to a chemical understanding of every known
material. (Classroom Video, 1992)
102
BOTTLED UP-(#20)
VH1706
VHS videocassette, I-H, 30, c
Critical questions of substance abuse and seeking help for family
problems make this an important episode. Through Kathleen's home
situation, this program points out some of the common issues
connected with the children of alcoholics. (DEGRASSI JR. HIGH)
(DEGRASSI JR. HIGH) (Direct Cinema, 1987)
Catalog
BRITISH
BOYHOOD OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, THE (Rev.)
VH2153
Filmed in an authentically reconstructed village and home at
Rockport, Indiana, this film recreates Lincoln's boyhood of
near-poverty and long hours of hard work. (Coronet, 1980)
BOYHOOD OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, THE (Rev.)
VH2137
As a good Virginia Farmer at Mount Vernon, George Washington
looks back and retells his early years. (Coronet, 1975)
BOYS OF BUCHENWALD, THE
VH2772
Robbie Waisman, Elie Wiesel and Joe Szwarcberg were three Jewish
boys who knew the horrors of Buchenwald concentration camp.
Their friendship began in 1945, soon after the American troops
liberated the camp. As the trains left Germany, full of orphaned
children, the boys began to create a fraternity based on need,
banding together against a world they did not trust. Almost 60
years after their liberation from Buchenwald, the "boys" meet again,
touring the homes in France and attending a reunion in Jerusalem.
(NFB, 2)
BRAIN COMPATIBLE LEARNING
VH3812
These video tapes, as developed by Susan Kovalik, are based on
validated brain research and demonstrate that research can give
educators a new perspective on traditional teaching practices.
(Video Journal,)
BRAIN, THE: MADNESS
VH1952
Compelling human portraits of schizophrenics and their families are
featured, dramatically illustrating the effects of a split between the
thinking and feeling parts of the brain. Scientists' efforts to
pinpoint the brain's anatomical changes are chronicled.
(Annenburg/CPB, 1984)
BRAIN, THE: THE TWO BRAINS
VH1953
Left brain, right brain what happens if they don't communicate?
Research work with split-brain patients is the basis for exploring the
cortical hemispheres, the relationship between thought and
language, and sex differences of the human brain.
(Annenburg/CPB, 1984)
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BRAIN, THE: LEARNING AND MEMORY
VH1951
How do we remember? Why do we forget? Scientists investigate
the subject with examples of a man with a most remarkable memory
and a famous psychologist losing his memory. (Annenburg/CPB,
1984)
BRAINSTORM:THE TRUTH ABOUT YOUR BRAIN ON DRUGS
VH3353
This program provides students with factual information about how
drugs affect the human mind.
They learn about how drugs
chemically interact with the brain, and the ways in which drugs can
harm them, and they learn about how parts of the complex and
delicate nervous system work. (Wings, 1992)
BRANCHES OF THE GOVERNMENT: EXECUTIVE BRANCH
VH933
The executive branch is the largest and most diversified of the three
branches of the Federal Government. This film will show students
how the actions of the executive branch affect people's lives.
(NG,)
BRANCHES OF THE GOVERNMENT: JUDICIAL BRANCH
VH934
Students learn about the judicial branch as they follow a case
involving the state of Alaska that finally has come before the
Supreme Court. (NG,)
BRANCHES OF THE GOVERNMENT: LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
VH935
This film introduces students to the workings of the legislative
branch. (NG,)
BRAVING ALASKA
VH3235
This program explores how rugged individuals brave the bush and
carve out lives for themselves in Alaska's remote interior. (NG,
1992)
BREAKING THE ACCIDENT CHAIN OF EVENTS
VH3517
Dramatizes through vignettes the chain of events leading to a traffic
accident. Emphasizes the need to be a responsible driver by staying
alert, being decisive, and being polite and reasonable in traffic.
(AAA FOTS, 1994)
BREAKING THE CYCLES OF VIOLENCE
VH1129
This program shows how child abuse, domestic violence, and
cruelty to animals are interrelated crimes. (Ed. 21, 1995)
BRIAN'S SONG
VH961
James Caan portrays football player Brian Piccolo's struggle against
the ravages of cancer. (GA,)
BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA, A
VH1988
Young Jesse Aarons feels like a misfit in his own family. Leslie
Burke is a newcomer to his rural Virginia community. Together,
they create an imaginary world called Terabithia. Tragedy soon
interrupts the peaceful lives of the two friends, and Jesse must
learn some painful lessons about life. (Films Inc., 1985)
BRIDGES
VH2108
"Bridges" provides information about the history of bridge-building,
the four basic designs, and the various uses of bridges. It includes
famous bridges and features actual footage of the spectacular
collapse of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in 1940. (Kaw Valley,
1988)
BRITISH EMPIRE, THE: DECLINE OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
VH2696
Signs of weakness appeared in the British Empire in the early 20th
century, symbolized by the Gandhi-inspired independence movement
in India. Despite colonial unity in fighting the Nazi's in WWII, British
power was greatly weakened, and its vast empire began to unravel.
While India achieved its independence in 1947, its subsequent
partition ensured a long legacy of violence. (L.VIDE, 2)
BRITISH EMPIRE, THE: FALL OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
VH2697
In the 20th Century, people all over the world who had previously
lived under the British Empire began to push for self-rule. Strong
nationalist desires led to the creation of Israel, and independence for
countries throughout Africa. The often violent dismantling of the
British Empire presented millions of people with the opportunity and
the difficult challenge of managing their own affairs. (L.VIDE, 2)
BRITISH EMPIRE, THE: LEGACY OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
VH2698
As many British citizens settled in Australia and Canada after WWII,
Britain's discriminatory practices devastated indigenous cultures.
Race was also a major factor in the last major battle in the British
Empire Rhodesia. While the Commonwealth developed, modern
Great Britain tried to adjust to its emerging multi-cultural society and
the peoples of the former Empire struggled to emerge from their
colonial past. (L.VIDE, 2)
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BRITISH ROCK: THE FIRST WAVE
VH1588
This is a rare glimpse at the British invasion of the 60's and the
stars who shaped a musical revolution. (Ed. Record,)
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BROKEN
QUESTAR III
BROKEN RAINBOW
VH754
Presents a moving account of the forced relocation of 12,000
Navajo Indians that is currently taking place in Northern Arizona.
The United States government claims that by moving the Navajo off
the land, it is settling a long-standing territorial dispute between the
Navajo and Hopi tribes. To the traditional Navajo and Hopi, there is
no dispute. They believe relocation was designed to facilitate
energy development. (Direct Cinema, 1985)
BRUSHSTROKES
VH3674
This animated program shows how contagious prejudice is by using
simple figures reacting to one another's differences. (Modern,
1990)
BUG CITY: HOUSE & BACKYARD INSECTS
VH2392
This program describes the habits of insects such as cockroaches,
fleas, termites, snails, slugs and earthworms and how they affect
humans. (Library Video Co, 1998)
BUG CITY: LADYBUGS & FIREFLIES
VH359
This program explores two of the most popular members of the
insect world. In the studio, Dr. Art discusses these complex
insects and in an experiment tries to replicate the bursts of light that
fireflies produce. (Library Video Co, 1997)
BUG CITY: SPIDERS & SCORPIONS
VH514
This program examines all facets of spider life webs and the
spider's use of silk, eating habits, growth and molting, mating habits
and care of the young. Also reviews the lifestyle of scorpions.
(Library Video Co, 1998)
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BUDGETING/BUYING/INSURANCE/PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE
VH413
Program #1: Shows how Jeff and Judy learn to prepare a budget.
Program #2: Introduces guidelines for good buying habits, setting
priorities, buying quality, etc. Program #3: Jeff and his friend, an
insurance agent, discuss various kinds of life, health and property
insurance. Program #4: Explains in uncomplicated language how
pooled investments such as mutual funds and variable annuities
might be useful. (Gift,)
BUFFALO-MAJESTIC SYMBOL OF THE PLAINS, THE
VH1500
This nature film describes the appearance, habitat, and food of the
buffalo and man's effort to prevent its extinction. (Disney,)
BUG CITY: ANTS
VH517
In this program, Dr. Art demonstrates how to make a formicarium
an artificial ant nest that allows students to observe how ants
live, work and behave daily. (Library Video Co, 1997)
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BUG CITY: AQUATIC INSECTS
VH382
Dragonflies and damselflies, water-striders and backswimmers
these are just a few of the amazing aquatic insects presented in this
program that shows how thousands of species of insects have
adapted for life in the world of water. (Library Video Co, 1997)
BUILDING BOMBS
VH175
Examines the disastrous domestic consequences of nuclear
weapons productions, focusing on the Savannah River Plant (South
Carolina), where weapons-grade plutonium and tritium are
manufactured. This program is a factual, frightening look at the
social and environmental impact of our nuclear weapons policies.
BUILDING COMMUNITIES FOR EFFECTIVE SCHOOLS
VH3104
(Ti-In Network,)
BUILDING PARENT INVOLVEMENT:ELEMENTARY GRADES
VH3624
This extensive staff development package shows two schools with
fully developed programs for involving parents in students'
education and creating school-family partnerships.
(GIFT/Sunburst, 1994)
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BUG CITY: BEES
VH521
From the queen bee to the worker bee, this program shows exactly
why bees are so busy and why we should appreciate them.
(Library Video Co, 1997)
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BUG CITY: BEETLES
VH524
In this program, Dr. Art demonstrates how to make a beetle habitat
by setting up a colony of meal worms, allowing students to observe
the complete metamorphosis of these insects. (Library Video Co,
1997)
BUG CITY: BUTTERFLIES & MOTHS
VH1
This program explores interesting facts about both types of insects,
explains their amazing metamorphosis and shows how to tell them
apart. Dr. Art and Christina examine monarch caterpillars and build
a caterpillar habitat in order to watch them transform into
butterflies. (Library Video Co, 1997)
BULLIES AND HOW TO HELP THEM
VH3837
Nobody wins when bullies rule. With this video, students will see
more than one hundred kids in dozens and dozens of scenes that
show a way for everyone to win. Students learn about respect and
goodness. (U.LRNG, 97)
BULLYING: YOU DON'T HAVE TO TAKE IT ANYMORE
VH2535
The differences between the way girls and boys bully is
demonstrated using dramatic scenarios. By seeing and hearing from
experts in the field, this program will help students better
understand what bullying is, how it affects victims and what can be
done to improve the situation. (F.IDEA, 2)
BUSHMEN OF THE KALAHARI
VH487
Filmmaker anthropologist John Marshall returns to visit the Kung
Bushmen in Africa's Kalahari Desert. (Gift,)
BUSINESS OWNERSHIP
VH257
The four forms of business are explored in the story of the growth
of a business that sells fish and haircuts, and is run by comical
animated characters.
The series begins with a look at sole
proprietorship, continues with partnership and incorporation, and
concludes with franchising. (Gift,)
BUG CITY: CRICKETS, GRASSHOPPERS & FRIENDS
VH2391
This program reveals the incredible jumping, chirping and
camouflaging skills of crickets, grasshoppers and katydids, as well
as other related insects like the praying mantis and the walking
stick. (Library Video Co, 1998)
BUSTER AND THE BOOSTERS
VH2116
Let Buster, the robotic school bus, show your elementary school
students how to be safe school bus riders. (AMS,)
BUG CITY: FLIES & MOSQUITOES
VH518
From houseflies to fruit flies, this program explains the complete
four-stage metamorphosis, the predators of flies and the "benefits"
of maggots. (Library Video Co, 1998)
BUSTER PREPARES FOR WINTER/PETER HIBERNATES
VH2087
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Catalog
CAREERS
BUT THEY MIGHT LAUGH/LOST IS A FEELING
VH86
(#1) To help children recognize and cope with their own fears of
humiliation and failure, and to understand and sympathize with such
feelings of others. (#2) To help children understand how persons
can feel lost and threatened in new situations, and to learn to cope
with such feelings through the support of others. (INSIDE/OUT)
(INSIDE/OUT) (St.Ed.,)
BUYER BE WISE
VH1415
By watching Goofy make common consumer errors, youngsters
learn what to avoid and how to develop good habits for a lifetime of
smart shopping. (Disney,)
BY THE SEA/MOUNTAIN DAY/SPRING, SIX INTERPRETATIONS
VH199
VHS videocassette, P-I-J, 59, C
Program #1: Presents a variety of visual impressions of the
seashore; people by the sea, changing moods of the sea, etc.
Program #2: A variety of photographic techniques create a visual
poem that follows three young people on horseback as they explore
and experience the beauties of the mountain environment. Program
#3: This program shows us how spring can be described with
poetry, photography, and music. (Barr,)
CABLE SERVICES/REPAIR TECHNICIAN
VH3463
CADDIE WOODLAWN
VH3258
The famous story of Caddie Woodlawn who makes peace between
the Indians and settlers in frontier Wisconsin during the Civil War.
(C.Clark,)
CALL IT COURAGE
VH1456
Branded a coward by fellow islanders, a South Seas youth attempts
to overcome his fear of the sea by sailing beyond the security of the
island's barrier reef. (Disney,)
CALL OF THE WILD
VH750
Striking scenery highlights this adaptation of Jack London's 1903
tale of survival in the Klondike. (Zenger, 1972)
CALL TO ACTION, A
VH1686
Students will examine some of the social and political climate of
New York State during the 1870's and 1880's. (FOREVER WILD)
(FOREVER WILD) (AIT,)
CAN DO/CAN'T DO/BREAKUP
VH82
(#1) To help children recognize and accept the stages of their own
growth and development, and to deal with the feelings that these
changes bring about. (#2) To help children recognize and develop
some understanding of emotions involved in a separation or divorce,
real or imagined. (INSIDE/OUT) (INSIDE/OUT) (St.Ed.,)
CANTERBURY TALES II, THE
VH3962
(animated) The journey continues in the series as the travelers
arrive at Canterbury. Includes presentations of, "The Merchant's
Tale," "The Pardoner's Tale" and "The Franklin's Tale." Emmy
award winner. (LIB.V.)
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CAPTAIN YUCK'S ADVENTURE IN THE FOOD PYRAMID
VH3831
VHS videocassette, P, 20
This program encourages young students to eat a variety of
nutritious foods by introducing facts about nutrition they need to
know. (SUNBST, 97)
CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS
VH1192
In this adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's poignant sea classic, Manuel,
(Spencer Tracy) a Portuguese fisherman teaches human values to a
spoiled young millionaire's son. (GA,)
CAPTIVE CHATTERER/TOM AND BOB THE QUAIL
VH2085
CAR CARE, AUTOMOTIVE FIRST AID & SAFETY
VH3525
Presents how and when to perform simple and regular car
maintenance checks to avoid breakdowns and costly vehicle repairs.
(AAA FOTS, 1987)
CARBON CHEMISTRY
VH3413
This video illuminates the wonder and diversity of the carbon atom,
starting with simple compounds and moving in logical sequence
through to complex branched chains. (Classroom Video, 1992)
CARE BEARS IN THE LAND WITHOUT FEELINGS, THE
VH231
A tuneful fantasy about ten heavenly bears who descend from their
home in Care-a-long to aid a lonely boy who's fallen into the
clutches of Professor Numb. (Mov.Un.,)
CAREER IN FOOD SERVICE: CAREERS AS SUCCESSFUL WAITERS
VH2786
Six waiters will share their in-depth knowledge and experience about
the work that they do throughout the day and how they developed
professionalism. Topics include: how to be professional, setting the
table, refilling drinks, clearing the used dishes and more. (NIMCO,
1)
CAREER IN FOOD SERVICE: CAREERS IN FOOD-ADVANCE
VH2785
This program is aimed at students who are interested in taking
advanced courses in food science, food service, and food
technology courses. It will prepare them for the many additional
careers that are available. (NIMCO, 1)
CAREER IN FOOD SERVICE: CAREERS IN FOOD-GOING PLACES
VH2784
This program will educate students with interviews from people
working in food technology and help them understand what careers
can be obtained in the food technology field. (Nimco, 1)
CAN I HELP?/LIVING WITH LOVE
VH81
(#1) To help children recognize when they can realistically help
others in danger, what this kind of help requires, and what the
personal consequences may be. (#2) To help children realize the
benefits that love produces, recognize how love is expressed, and to
cope with a lack of love in their lives. (INSIDE/OUT) (INSIDE/OUT)
(St.Ed.,)
CAREERS IN MATH AND SCIENCE
VH1533
Young men and women in a variety of interesting careers discuss
the requirements of their jobs, including math or science skills
needed in their everyday routines. (Disney,)
CANTERBURY TALES I, THE
VH3961
(animated) Chaucer's legendary tale incorporates model animation
as well as artwork. Includes, "The Nun's Priest's Tale," "The
Knight's Tale," and "The Wife of Bath's Tale." Emmy award winner.
(LIB.V.)
CAREERS IN THE NURSERY INDUSTRY
VH1770
If you're looking for a working profession that is challenging,
diversified, and directly relates to the energies of youth, the green
industry offers a wide range of unusual and rewarding opportunities.
(NYSNA,)
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105
CARPENTERTV
QUESTAR III
CARPENTER/TV NEWS CAMERA PERSON
VH3455
CARTHAGE AND THE PHOENICIANS
VH4036
Students will voyage back in time to discover the secrets of the
ingenious people whose contributions to civilization span art,
culture, and technology. (TCHR.V)
CATHEDRAL
VH1280
Describes how the townspeople of Bealieu plan and build what is to
be the most spectacular cathedral in France. This program also
takes the viewer on a journey through Northern France, visiting such
famous cathedrals as Chartres, Reims, Amiens, Bourges, Notre
Dame de Paris, and Lyon. (PBS Video,)
CATS: CARESSING THE TIGER
VH1955
This program explore's humanity's long fascination with the
domestic cat at times revered, at times feared, and now beloved
as our favorite pets. Viewers observe the many parallels between
domestic cats and their wild cousins, and they discover how
scientists are seeking to demystify cat behavior. (NG, 1990)
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CARTOON ALL-STARS TO THE RESCUE
VH1057
Nine-year-old Corey is very worried about her brother, Michael,
because he is using drugs. Corey gets help from TV's most popular
cartoon characters, including Winnie the Pooh, Bugs Bunny, Alf, The
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and more. They leap into action to
help free her brother from the clutches of "Smoke," a deceptive and
corrupting character who's leading Michael down the road to a
drug-abuse dead end. (McDonalds, 1989)
CASEY AT THE BAT
VH1377
VHS videocassette, P-J, 9, C
With two men out and two on base, Casey steps up to the plate
and learns a striking lesson about overconfidence and false pride.
(Disney,)
CASPERS FIRST CHRISTMAS
VH320
(Mov.Un., 1979)
CASPERS HALLOWEEN
VH310
(Mov.Un.,)
CASTLE
VH488
Colorful animation and live action sequences tell of the planning,
building, habitation, and siege of a fictional 13th century Welsh
castle. Featuring author David MaCaulay, upon whose book this
program is based, and British actress Sarah Bullen, the program
includes visits to castles throughout Wales and insights into the life,
thought, and culture of the times. (PBS Video,)
CASTLE ON THE PLAIN
VH214
Here is the epic story of one family's involvement in the tumultuous
past of the Southwest. It is a story of traders ...of Indians...of
mountain men...of Texas and Mexico...of war and peace...of man's
interaction with man. (NAVC,)
CASTRO'S CHALLENGE
VH1599
Looks at the roots of the Cuban revolution, and Fidel Castro's rise
to power. (CRISIS IN CENTRAL AMERICA) (CRISIS IN CENTRAL
AMERICA) (Films Inc., 1982)
CAT IN THE HAT, THE
VH232
Dr. Seuss. (Mov.Un.,)
CAT WHO DRANK AND USED TOO MUCH, THE
VH1772
The problems of alcohol and drug abuse are told through the story
of Pat, a real live cat. To avoid stereotyping, we are not told if Pat
is male or female. Yet, Pat has a family and we see that family (and
their friends) being seriously affected by Pat's abuse and addiction.
(FMS Prod.,)
LOUISVILLE SLUGGER: CATCHING/FIELDING AND DOUBLE PLAY
VH1073
Program #1: Former Major League catcher, Carl Merrill, now a
manager in the Yankee Farm System, is the instructor for this
comprehensive tape on catching. Program #2: Veteran second
baseman, Denny Doyle, is the instructor. Denny demonstrates
positioning, basic stance, the right and wrong way to catch a ball,
common mistakes, etc. (19)
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CAT'S MEOW, THE
VH233
The age-old rivalry between cat and mouse is shown in both a
serious struggle and a comic stand-off. (NG,)
CAY, THE
VH3934
VHS videocassette, PIJ, 13
Marooned and blinded for months when a ship sinks, a boy learns of
love and humanity when a resourceful, aged, black man gives him
the skills and confidence he needs to survive. (LIB.V.)
CELLebration
VH917
Cells squirm, crawl, rearrange, divide, and differentiate throughout
the life of an organism. New techniques in imaging, along with new
ways of labeling individual compartments of living cells, have
allowed the visualization of cells and organelles in unprecedented
ways. (Sinauer Assoc., 1995)
CELLS AND SYSTEMS
VH2170
Cells are the basic units of all living things. This program examines
the reproduction of single-celled organisms, and demonstrates how
microscopes are useful tools in the study of cells. (SCIENTIFIC EYE)
(SCIENTIFIC EYE) (Journal, 1990)
CENSORED-(#23)
VH1709
Provides a range of perspectives on the issues of personal freedom
and the public good along with the issue of freedom of the press. It
opens up discussion on student's legal rights and on an institution's
ability to sanction or censor the actions, thoughts and tastes of
individuals. (DEGRASSI JR. HIGH) (DEGRASSI JR. HIGH) (Direct
Cinema, 1987)
CENTENNIAL FOR LIBERTY WITH PSA'S
VH489
The history of the Statue of Liberty, from beginning until now.
(Ellis Island Fnd,)
CENTURY III-MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT
VH898
Man's effort to stabilize the delicate balances of the ecosphere are
illustrated here in segments featuring architecture, industrial and
urban conservation, solar energy, and working models of small-scale
rural selfsufficiency. (Gift,)
CHALLENGE OF SURVIVAL, THE: CHEMICALS
VH1501
This film graphically illustrates the problems caused by chemicals as
the only means of pest control and introduces the concept of
Integrated Pest Control. (Disney,)
CHALLENGE OF SURVIVAL, THE: LAND
VH1502
This video discusses causes of soil erosion and introduces
conservation tillage as a method of minimizing erosion. (Disney,)
CHALLENGE OF SURVIVAL, THE: WATER
VH1503
Dramatic film footage shows how improper irrigation can ruin soil
for future use and explores drip irrigation as a method of reducing
water runoff. (Disney,)
Catalog
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: BIRDS OF CORTEZ
VH3638
The Sea of Cortez is the end point for hundreds of migrations. We
follow the work of dedicated young women who live on the islands,
trying to protect many species of birds which summer in California
and spend their mating season on islands in the Cortez. (SAL,
1994)
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: CITIES IN THE SEA
VH3643
Although majestic coral reefs provide shelter for larger fish and
protect the coast from erosion, they are highly vulnerable. This
program offers a stunning look at life amongst the reefs. (SAL,
1994)
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: ONCE UPON A MANTA
VH3640
This program describes the fascinating natural history of the manta
ray. We'll look at the ocean forces which attract the mantas to one
part of the Sea of Cortez and see the phenomenal grace of this
mythical creature. (SAL, 1994)
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: OTTER COAST
VH3645
Once, more than 100,000 sea otters graced the coast of California.
Fur traders decimated the populations and rendered the sea otter
virtually extinct off California. When the sea otter population
rebounded under protection, they ran into direct conflict with
humans over resources such as abalone. (SAL, 1994)
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: PEDDLING PARADISE
VH3644
Hawaii has always been thought of as a paradise, but the island is
changing before our eyes. Shows footage of volcanic activity that
created the islands and explores the forces of destruction and the
effect of increasing population on the islands. (SAL, 1994)
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: SEA OF WHALES
VH3646
Whales were nearly hunted to extinction off the coast of California
during the 1960's. Under protection they began a comeback.
Researchers find and tally species including Blues and Humpbacks.
We'll see how the old threat to whales of harpoons is being
replaced by the new menace of pollution. (SAL, 1994)
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: SEAL COUNTRY
VH3633
Elephant Seals are becoming so numerous in some parts of Northern
California that they may begin to push people off a few beaches.
The conservation dilemma of what to do when species are
rebounding from depopulation and beginning to take space and
resources humans want are discussed. (SAL, 1994)
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: HAMMERHEADS OF EL BAJO
VH3641
Each summer tens of thousands of Hammerhead sharks migrate
through the Sea of Cortez. Divers must free dive to 100 feet to film
and study these creatures. This is where the danger lies... (SAL,
1994)
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: LAST OF THE MANATEES
VH3642
The manatee is one of the most endearing animals on earth. But,
because they are slow swimmers, motor boats threaten their
livelihood. The prospects for the manatee are not good, but public
attention has rallied to their defense. (SAL, 1994)
CHANGING
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: SILENT SKIES-FLORIDA EVERGLADES
VH3636
Florida Bay lies at the southern edge of the Florida everglades. This
is a highly productive environment, home to many species of fish...
(SAL, 1994)
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: TRIBES IN THE SEA-PT.II
VH3635
A team of divers work to achieve communication with a school of
dolphins in the Bahamas.
Using underwater computers, they
achieve several breakthroughs, not the least of which is an
extraordinarily friendly relationship with the dolphins. (SAL, 1994)
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: TRIBES IN THE SEA-PT.I
VH3634
For the first time ever, a film crew has recorded the daily lives of a
school of dolphins. Working for five years in the warm, clear waters
of the Bahamas, they came to know individual members of the
school, saw them feeding and socializing, and watched several of
the young dolphins grow into maturity. (SAL, 1994)
OUTCOMES:How Do I Get There?/MANAGEMENT:What Do I Do
Next?/ ESTIMATION:Am I Close?/ARGUMENT:Am I Right?
VH1330
(CHALLENGE OF THE UNKNOWN) (CHALLENGE
OF
THE
UNKNOWN) (Karol Media,)
SITUATION:Where Am I?/INFORMATION:What Do I Know?/
RESTATEMENT:How Do I See It?
VH1329
(CHALLENGE OF THE UNKNOWN) (CHALLENGE
OF
THE
UNKNOWN) (Karol Media,)
CHAMPIONS OF WILDLIFE
VH176
In this program you will meet ordinary people who are going to
extraordinary lengths to preserve our wildlife and its home.
CHANCE TO BE, A
VH414
Each person has the potential to affect our world in some way...if
given the chance to discover and develop his or her talents. The
focus of this outstanding presentation is on career education
programs for special groups; the physically handicapped, the gifted,
minorities, and women. (NAVC,)
CHANGE, CHANGE
VH1744
Moyers provides a bittersweet retrospective of the tumultuous
1960's, and examines the effects of change on the American spirit.
Recommended uses: sociology and history courses. (WALK
THROUGH THE 20TH CENTURY, A) (WALK THROUGH THE 20TH
CENTURY, A) (PBS Video, 1984)
CHANGES, CHANGES/CURIOUS GEORGE RIDES A BIKE/LEOPOLD
THE SEE-THROUGH CRUMBPICKER
VH286
Program #1: This simple story, told by the rearrangement of a set of
wooden dolls, illustrates man's adaptability to change. Program #2:
In a dizzying series of adventures, a little monkey builds a fleet of
paper boats, lands in a traveling animal show, gets an ostrich into a
ticklish situation and rescues a runaway bear. Program #3: Leopold
is an invisible creature who creates havoc as he devours every
crumb in sight. See what happens when his friend Minerva renders
him visible. (Eastern Phelan,)
CHALLENGE OF THE SKIES: REALM OF THE WHITE SHARK
VH3637
The heaviest concentration of Great White Sharks in the world is
just off San Francisco, California. We'll talk with people who have
been attacked and survived and learn why these sharks attack
swimmers. (SAL, 1994)
CHANGING AMERICAN PRESIDENCY, THE
VH1276
Guest: Jack Valenti, former special assistant to President Johnson
and President, Motion Picture Association of America. Host: Steve
Janger. (Close-up Found.,)
CHALLENGE OF THE SEAS: REFUGE IN THE SEAS-KELP FORESTS
VH3639
Kelp forests tower like giant redwoods and are one of the earth's
most majestic creations. These forests are also home to creatures
ranging from tiny fish to giant whales. (SAL, 1994)
COMPETITION?
VH67
Program includes Supply and Demand, Substitution, and Market
Structure. (GIVE AND TAKE) (GIVE AND TAKE) (AIT,)
107
CHANUKAH
QUESTAR III
CHANUKAH: A CELEBRATION OF FREEDOM
VH87
This program explores the theme of Chanukah through song,
reminiscences, and at-home observances. (FFH,)
VH321
(Mov.Un.,)
CHILD DEVELOPMENT: FIVE TO EIGHT
VH3658
This program takes a look at the development of a child during the
ages from five to eight years old. Included are interviews with a
child psychologist and parents of five to eight year olds.
(Meridian Corp., 1990)
CHARLIE BROWN'S THANKSGIVING SPECIAL
VH316
(19)
CHARLIE DUKE, MOONWALKER
VH1874
Re-live America's most adventurous undertaking traversing space
and walking on the surface of the Moon as seen through the eyes
of Charlie Duke, one of only twelve Americans to actually
experience a lunar landing. (Duke Enterprises,)
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CHARLIE'S CHRISTMAS SECRET
VH1920
VHS videocassette, P-I/J, 24, C
The glitter of the Christmas season is disenchanting for 10-year-old
Charlie; he finds the Christmas spirit by caring and giving of himself.
(FFH,)
CHARLOTTE'S WEB
VH234
Charlotte the spider saves the life of her friend Wilbur the pig by
weaving words in her web. When Charlotte dies and is replaced by
her children, Wilbur's young owner learns of the cyclical nature of
life and death. An animated version of E.B. White's classic novel
for children. (Zenger,)
CHAUCER AND THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD
VH3350
Examines the major literary forms known to the three classes of
medieval society. Reenactments of a Robin Hood ballad, Piers
Plowman, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and Morte d'Arthur as
well as portions of The Canterbury Tales enrich this study.
(Coronet, 1957)
CHEMICAL EQUATIONS
VH1720
This two-part series will acquaint students with chemical reactions
what they are, how to represent them as equations, and their
energy. (Focus,)
CHILD MOLESTATION: BREAKING THE SILENCE
VH1437
VHS videocassette, S, 20, C
For anyone who supervises or spends time with children, this
sensitive film describes the epidemic of sexually abused children.
(Disney,)
CHILDREN OF POVERTY
VH1760
This program profiles some of America's children of poverty, and
shows the toll on the children and their mothers by the problem of
finding shelter and enough food to survive, trying to prevent kids
from becoming either the victims or the perpetrators of crimes,
trying to nurture self-esteem in poor children. (FFH,)
CHILDREN OF THE TRIBE
VH2106
This program, about parenting and education in Japan, brings out
the striking contrasts between Japanese and Western family life and
schooling.
Illustrates how close ties to family and intense
commitment to scholastic achievement provide the major influences
in a child's life in Japan. (Centre, 1986)
CHILDREN OF THE WORLD:SOMALIA/PERU
VH23
VHS videocassette, I, C
Each program focuses upon the life of a child or family in the
featured country. Series applies most directly to either third or fifth
grade courses of study. (St.Ed.,)
CHILD'S INTRODUCTION TO MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, A
VH1673
This program introduces musical instruments in an imaginative
format. (Music in Motion,)
CHIMPANZEE'S
VH200
Chimpanzees are the animals closest to man, and your students will
look on in wonder at chimpanzee behavior similar to our own.
(NG,)
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CHEMISTRY MATTERS
VH1504
Join award-winning science teacher Fran Barhydt for some fun,
easy-to-duplicate classroom experiments in basic chemistry.
Demonstrates properties of mixtures and solutions, and the use of
the scientific method. (Disney,)
CHEMISTRY OF DIGESTION, THE
VH964
Nutrient molecules in food are too large to be absorbed into the
body. Through the chemical processes of digestion, these nutrients
are split into small, component molecules that can be absorbed.
Animation, x-ray footage, and laboratory demonstrations illustrate
the major steps in the digestion of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins.
(Coronet,)
CHICKEN LITTLE
VH1434
Foxie Loxie fancies chicken dinners, so he dupes Chicken Little into
leading the other chickens into his hungry hands. Teaches valuable
lessons about gossip, rumors and thinking for oneself! (Disney,)
CHILD CARE TEACHER/HOME HEALTH CARE
VH3461
108
CHINA
VH39
This tape is a journey through China in the 19th century. It was a
feudal, hierarchical world, hostile to outside forces and convinced of
its own superiority to any foreign country. (Ed.Video, 1988)
CHINA: AN EMERGING GIANT
VH492
This dramatic film takes a look at industrial life in the People's
Republic of China. Students learn what life is like for Chinese
factory workers and that China's industry depends on its
agriculture. (NG,)
CHINA AND THE FORBIDDEN CITY
VH1689
VHS videocassette, P-I-H, 60, C
An inside look at the mystery, opulence and grandeur of mankind's
greatest treasures and civilizations. (GA,)
CHINA DOLL (PT.I)
VH1654
Verbal abuse. (COME IN FROM THE STORM) (COME IN FROM THE
STORM) (WRI Ed., 1988)
CHINA IN TRANSITION
VH1094
China is a complex and closed society in the midst of economic,
cultural and political change. Go behind the Bamboo Curtain and
find out how the changes will affect that country and its
relationship with the U.S. (PBS, 1993)
Catalog
CHINA: LAND OF MY FATHER
VH1555
American media journalist Felicia Lowe, who visits China to discover
her heritage, gives this film a unique perspective of life in mainland
China. (Disney,)
CHINA NEWS STORIES
VH2540
Eight, 2-3 minute segments exploring various facets of life in
contemporary China provide a colorful and fascinating portrait of a
country that remains somewhat mysterious to most Westerners.
Reported by kids with their peers in mind. (N.HEAD, 97)
CHINA: THE COLD RED WAR
VH3128
Film portrays a China constantly preparing to fight in a war for
ultimate world domination and Chairman Mao using brainwashing
tactics. (Filmic Archives, 1990)
CHINA'S CHANGING FACE
VH493
Students learn about Chinese education and medicine and what
China was like before the founding of the People's Republic.
(NG,)
CHRISTMAS CAROL, A
VH324
Alastair Sim stars in the version of Charles' Dickens classic story
about the spirit of Christmas. (GA, 1951)
CHRISTMAS CAROL WITH MR. MAGOO
VH326
An animated treatment of an immortal classic. Features voices of
Jim Backus, Jack Cassidy, Paul Frees, Royal Dano and Morey
Amsterdam. (Macmillan,)
CHRISTMAS FANTASY/SANTA'S SURPRISE
VH328
Program #1: A story of Christmas Eve about the toys and people in
a little boy's life. Program #2: Tells a story about a gifted little boy
who helps Santa recover his gifts when his sled becomes lost.
(Macmillan,)
CHRISTMAS RACCOONS
VH329
This animated musical tracks the adventures of three racoons and
their aardvark-like adversary, the villainous Cyril Sneer.
(Mov.Un.,)
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS
VH2322
Animated story of Christopher Columbus. (Living Hist.Prod, 1991)
CHURCHILL
VH2606
VHS videocassette, S, 60
This program examines Churchill and his performance during World
War II and asks the question: how did a man responsible for some
of history's greatest military disasters, become the hero of the
British people and the only man who could lead them through this
war? (L.MARK, 3)
CINDERELLA
VH2046
This imaginative re-creation stars Jennifer Beals and Matthew
Broderick as the romantic leads, Jean Stapleton as the Fairy
Godmother, and Eve Arden as the wicked stepmother. (FAERIE
TALE THEATRE) (FAERIE TALE THEATRE) (Mov.Un.,)
CITIZEN COYNE
VH2317
This WRGB newscenter 6 special highlights the political rise of
Albany County Executive Jim Coyne and the controversy
surrounding his political fall. (WRGB, 1991)
CITIZEN STORIES
VH2181
Depicts the stories of five individuals who care enough about their
community and fellow citizens to take action. Each in his or her
own way has actively taken on the challenge of keeping our
democratic spririt alive and strong. (Close-Up, 1991)
CIVIL
CITIZENSHIP: THE PUBLIC INFLUENCE ON GOVERNMENT
VH1275
Guest: Ms. Ann McBride, Vice President, Common Cause. Host:
Steve Janger. (Close-up Found.,)
CITY DRIVING TACTICS (2nd Ed.)
VH2111
Within one mile on a city street, a driver has to make approximately
58 separate decisions nearly one decision every second! This
program illustrates the important driving tactics needed for safe city
driving. (Aims, 1990)
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CITY OF NEWCOMERS/AMAZON FRONTIER
VH1597
(#1) The DaSilva family, who moved to Belo Horizonte ten years
ago, describe the adjustments they have had to make since the
move. (#2) Discusses the repercussions of the development of the
Amazon Basin, and the devastating effects on the ecology of
Brazil's rain forest. (BRAZIL) (BRAZIL) (Films Inc., 1982)
CITY UNDER FIRE: LONDON
VH1628
An impression of London during WWII when the nation of Great
Britain underwent the experience of constant bombardment,
deprivation, and family disruption. (WESTERN MAN AND THE
CIVIL RIGHTS IN AMERICA
VH1551
Guests: Linda Chavez, Staff Director U.S. Commission on Civil
Rights, Muriel Spence, Legislative Counsel, ACLU. Host: Chuck
Tampio. (Close-up Found.,)
CIVIL WAR AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN GEORGIA: 1860-1870
VH2268
This video program shows in-depth the impact of a cataclysmic
event, the Civil War, on the characteristics of one place, Savannah,
Georgia. (AIT/Gift, 1991)
FOREVER FREE (1862)
VH117
This episode charts the dramatic events that led to Lincoln's
decision to set the slaves free. (CIVIL WAR) (CIVIL WAR) (PBS
Video, 1990)
CIVIL WAR: PROMISE OF RECONSTRUCTION
VH496
What the future would hold for slaves after the Civil War is
presaged in the Port Royal "educational experiment" recreated here.
Examines the ideals and failures of some missionaries' attempts to
create a viable life for blacks. (LCA,)
SIMPLY MURDER (1863)
VH118
This episode begins with the nightmarish union disaster at
Fredericksburg and comes to two climaxes that spring; at
Chancellorsville in May, where Lee wins his most brilliant victory but
loses Stonewall Jackson; and at Vicksburg, where Grant's attempts
to take the city by siege are stopped. (CIVIL WAR) (CIVIL WAR)
(PBS Video, 1990)
CIVIL WAR SOLDIER: THE INFANTRYMAN
VH1940
This well-researched video features nearly a dozen re-enactment
groups demonstrating the everyday lives of Civil War infantrymen.
The production includes a brief background and provides statistics
about the actual fighting forces, which were made up of a
cross-section of the American population at that time.
(Amer.Hist.Prod.,)
CIVIL WAR, THE
VH38
Through the use of vivid images -the same that Americans at home
saw in their newspapers during the war -and firsthand accounts,
this program focuses on the plight of the man who fought the war
on the battle fields, rather than those who conducted it in the
offices of government. (Ed.Video, 1988)
109
CIVIL
CIVIL WAR, THE (1863-1865)
VH849
Dramatic re-enactments, combined with historical photographs and
prints, trace the key events of those war years. As Lincoln
searched for a general, southerners mourned the accidental death of
Stonewall Jackson; newly formed black regiments distinguished
themselves in battle. Lincoln was re-elected, Lee surrenders, and
Lincoln is assassinated. (Coronet, 1983)
CAUSE, THE (1861)
VH115
Beginning with a dramatic indictment of slavery, this first episode
dramatically evokes the causes of the war, from the cotton kingdom
of the south to the northern abolitionists who opposed it. (CIVIL
WAR) (CIVIL WAR) (PBS Video, 1990)
QUESTAR III
UNIVERSE OF BATTLE, THE (1863)
VH119
This episode opens with a dramatic account of the turning point of
the war; the Battle of Gettysburg. It then goes on to chronicle the
Fall of Vicksburg, the New York Draft Riots, the first use of black
troops, and the western battles at Chickamauga and Chattanooga.
(CIVIL WAR) (CIVIL WAR) (PBS Video, 1990)
VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH (1864)
VH120
This episode begins with a biographical comparison of Grant and Lee
and then chronicles the extraordinary series of battles that pitted
the two generals against one another from the wilderness to
Petersburg in Virginia. (CIVIL WAR) (CIVIL WAR) (PBS Video, 1990)
CLASH OF CULTURES, A
VH24
In every area of life dress, behavior, law, worship, and language
Africans have a triple heritage that often sends conflicting
signals.
The African struggle to evolve new, effective, and
essentially African ways of doing things is the topic of this episode.
(AFRICANS, THE) (AFRICANS, THE) (Annenberg CPB, 1986)
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CIVIL WAR, THE: FIRST TWO YEARS
VH853
Lincoln's fatal decision to supply Fort Sumter turned a sectional
conflict into civil war. Bull Run dampened the expectations for a
quick victory, so both sides prepare for a long struggle that
demanded enormous economic and human resources. Students see
the strategy planning and follow the early campaigns in the East and
West. (Coronet, 1983)
VH854
Political reorganization of the south exploded between Congress and
President Johnson.
After Congress heard the testimony of
conditions in the south, they acted to establish military government
and pass the Fourteenth Amendment. (Coronet, 1983)
WAR IS ALL HELL (1865)
VH122
This episode begins with William Techumseh Sherman's brilliant
march to the sea, which brings war to the heart of Georgia and the
Carolinas and spells the end of the confederacy. (CIVIL WAR)
(CIVIL WAR) (PBS Video, 1990)
VERY BLOODY AFFAIR, A (1862)
VH116
This episode opens with the savage political warfare in Washington
during the winter of 1862, and with the tragic death of Lincoln's
young son, Willie. During this episode we witness the battle of
ironclad ships, partake of camp life, and watch slavery begin to
crumble. (CIVIL WAR) (CIVIL WAR) (PBS Video, 1990)
VH851
Both the North and South were inflamed with Abolitionist activities
and 40 years of territorial acquisition. Dred Scott aroused the North
while Lincoln's election threatened the South. Even the power of
the Supreme Court became questioned. Finally, South Carolina led
the south into secession. (Coronet, 1983)
MOST HALLOWED GROUND (1864)
VH121
This episode begins with the presidential campaign of 1864 that set
Abraham Lincoln against his old commanding General, George
McClellan. The stakes are nothing less than the survival of the
union itself; with Grant and Sherman stalled at Petersburg and
Atlanta, opinion in the north has turned strongly against Lincoln and
the war. (CIVIL WAR) (CIVIL WAR) (PBS Video, 1990)
BETTER ANGELS OF OUR NATURE, THE (1865)
VH123
This extraordinary final episode begins in the bittersweet aftermath
of Lee's surrender and then goes on to narrate the horrendous
events of five days later when, on April 14th, Lincoln is
assassinated.
After chronicling Lincoln's funeral, the series
recounts the final days of the war, the capture of John Wilkes
Booth and the fates of the series major characters. (CIVIL WAR)
(CIVIL WAR) (PBS Video, 1990)
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CLASH OF CULTURES ON THE GREAT PLAINS: 1865-1890
VH2269
This video program provides an in-depth perspective on the
movement of outsiders into the great plains during the latter half of
the 19th century and the subsequent conflicts between these new
settlers and the indigenous peoples, including the Pawnee,
Cheyenne, Crow, and Sioux. (AIT/Gift, 1991)
CLASSICAL IDEAL, THE
VH48
The origins of humanism and much of Western art are traced to
ancient Greece, dramatically conveyed through Kouroi and Korai
figures, as well as by the architecture of the Parthenon. (ART OF
THE WESTERN WORLD) (ART OF THE WESTERN WORLD)
(Annenberg CPB, 1990)
CLASSIFYING:JUGGLING SHAPES, SIZES, COLORS, TEXTURES
VH2145
A group of talented jugglers shows youngsters that objects have
different characteristics such as shape, color, size, and texture, and
can be grouped according to their properties. (EB, 1981)
CLASSROOM OF THE HEART
VH1991
As a student, Guy Dowd knew firsthand how crippling low
self-esteem could be.
Communicating his confidence-building
message with humor and warmth, Guy shares how a boost in
self-image changed his life. (Focus on Family, 1990)
CLAUDIUS: BOY OF ANCIENT ROME
VH3693
VHS videocassette, PIJ, 16, C
The story of a Roman boy's friendship with a young slave offers
colorful highlights of life and customs in ancient Rome. (EBE,)
CLEAN,CLEANER,CLEANEST:FLOSSING/BRUSHIN3CLEAN,CLEAN
DENTISTRY IN "B" SHARP/WHO ARE YOU KIDDING
VH965
Program #1: This film was created to provide a complete description
of how to floss the teeth. Program #2: Provides a complete
description of a proper brushing technique in a direct manner with
very little story line.
Program #3: This video contains basic
information about preventive oral hygiene in a humorous yet
informative manner. Program #4: This dental health film emphasizes
that teeth can last a lifetime with proper home care and regular
dental checkups. (Gift,)
CLEAN CLUB, THE
VH823
Three despicable germs live in a sweat gland on the grimiest kid in
school. They lament the horrible fates of other germs residing on
kids who learn some lessons on cleanliness. (Churchill,)
CLEAN MACHINE, THE
VH566
This video is an introduction to health and hygiene. (Marsh Media,
1996)
Catalog
CLEAN POWER/EXERCISE TO ENERGIZE/RELAX
VH301
(#1) Slim and a soap puppet sing about "clean power," and Slim
shrinks to get a pore's-eye view of dirt. A dentist demonstrates a
dental exam and flossing. (#2) Moving is a natural part of growing,
says Slim. A coach shows how it's good for the heart and lungs,
General Health demonstrates his Guided Muscle Program, and a
dancer puts strong, trained muscles into action. (#3) When strong
feelings such as anger, disappointment, and fear cause stress, says
Professor U.B. Schmart, it's time to relax. (WELL, WELL, WELL
WITH SLIM GOODBODY) (WELL,
WELL,
WELL
WITH
SLIM
GOODBODY) (Gift,)
CLEOPATRA
VH4029
This A & E biography uses hieroglyphs and computer imaging to
unravel the mystery of how Cleopatra became the most powerful
figure in the ancient world. (TCHR.V)
CLOSE UP ON THE PLANETS
VH1505
Using recent NASA information, this enthralling film takes students
on a fascinating up-to-the-minute journey through our solar system.
Features authentic NASA Space photos. (Disney,)
COACHES' CORNER, THE: PLAYING THE GAME OF BASEBALL
VH3088
As you prepare for the upcoming baseball season, this program
offers an opportunity to discuss the game with Mark Salas, catcher
for the Chicago White Sox. Mark has many valuable insights based
on his experiences as a pro player and will share with you his
enthusiasm for the sport. (Ti-In Network, 1988)
COACHING FOR TOP PERFORMANCE
VH394
This program gives managers the skills needed to meld a variety of
different people into a work team that wins. This action-packed
video uses examples from the arts, sports, and business arenas to
illustrate good coaching skills. (AMA,)
COCAINE: ATHLETES SPEAK OUT
VH1427
VHS videocassette, S, 36, C
Through interviews with coaches, counselors, physicians,
professional athletes, and former drug abusers, the video shows
that cocaine doesn't overcome boredom, that even occasional use
of the drug is not safe, and that users don't control coke, coke
controls them. (EB,)
COCAINE BLUES
VH1433
Top celebrities and athletes, including Frank Zappa, Paul Krassner,
Eugene "Mercury" Morris and Jim Abrahams, open up and share
their experiences with cocaine in this in-depth, hard-hitting expose
about cocaine abuse. (Greenleaf Video,)
COLD WAR, THE
VH1629
Highlights classic events in the Cold War and points to the
ideological differences that made those events inevitable.
(WESTERN MAN AND THE MODERN WORLD) (WESTERN
MAN
AND THE MODERN WORLD) (Random House, 1979)
COLONIAL AMERICA
VH497
An overview of life in Colonial America emphasizing who the settlers
were, how they lived, and the development of their economy.
(Zenger Video,)
COLONIAL AMERICA: LIFE IN THE MATURING COLONIES
VH3574
Focusing on the period from 1690 to the Seven Years' War, this
program looks at the lives of New World settlers, exploring their
attitudes towards Native Americans, African slaves, and women.
(EBE, 1991)
COLONIAL CLOTHING
VH962
1760-1770, shows the kind of clothing worn by an upper class
couple as they begin their day. (Colonial Will.,)
COLOR
COLONIAL LIFE: JAMESTOWN
VH2418
As Greg is completing a research paper about Jamestown, he is
whisked from his Internet explorations to a face-to-face encounter
with a colonial interpreter, Greg learns about this tale of "adventure,
disaster and incredible courage." (Library Video, 1998)
COLONIAL LIFE: PLIMOTH PLANTATION
VH2417
Tracy and Greg, wondering what life for the Pilgrims was really like,
blast back in time to the original Plimoth Plantation of 1620, the
first colonial settlement in southern New England. (Library Video,
1998)
COLONIAL LIFE: ST. AUGUSTINE
VH2419
On vacation with her parents, Tracy takes a journey through St.
Augustine, Florida, the oldest permanent European settlement in
America, founded by Spanish explorers in 1565. (Library Video,
1998)
COLONIAL LIFE:DUTCH & NEW AMSTERDAM, THE
VH4147
Seeking a shortcut to Asia through the fabled Northwest Passage in
the New World, explorer Henry Hudson, sailing for the Dutch, laid
claim to the region now known as New York and the Hudson River
Valley. Learn the tumultuous history of this ragtag settlement, one
that was made up of a remarkable multitude of nationalities and
religions, much like its future incarnation New York City.
(L.VIDE, 99)
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COLONIAL LIFE:FRENCH & COLONIAL QUEBEC, THE
VH4148
As one of the oldest settlements in North America, Quebec was first
surveyed by French explorer Jacques Cartier and later founded by
Samuel de Champlain in 1608. Explore the daily life of the early
French Canadians and trace the development of this unique colony.
(L.VIDE, 99)
COLONIAL LIFE:ROGER WILLIAMS & RHODE ISLAND
VH4151
Discover the story of Roger Williams, the rebellious Puritan minister
who was banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony and went on
to establish the colony of Rhode Island in 1636 with Providence as
its capital. (L.VIDE, 99)
COLONIAL LIFE:SETTLING THE NEW WORLD
VH4152
This program highlights key aspects of colonial settlement in the
New World. Young viewers will learn about the motivations behind
early European exploration and settlement by the English, Spanish,
French and Dutch. (L.VIDE, 99)
COLONIAL LIFE:SPANISH & COLONIAL SANTA FE, THE
VH4150
Explore the history of Santa Fe, New Mexico, founded in 1610 as
the northernmost outpost of the vast Spanish empire in the New
World. (L.VIDE, 99)
COLONIAL LIFE:WILLIAM PENN & PENNSYLVANIA
VH4149
Follow the fascinating story of William Penn, his journey to the New
World and the founding of the Quaker colony of Pennsylvania in
1682. (L.VIDE, 99)
COLONIZING THE AMERICAN WEST
VH803
This three-part program employs colorful live-action video,
reenactments, and images taken from historic artwork to introduce
students to the struggles that took place between Spain, England,
Russia, and the United States to rule the lands of the Pacific side of
the North American continent. It shows how America evolved as a
result of the contributions made by many diverse peoples.
(United Learn., 1996)
COLOR: THE ARTIST'S INSPIRATION-PT.I
VH98
Explanations of all the major color theories, practical demonstrations
of color relationships, and examples from modern masters make up
this comprehensive program. (EAV,)
111
COLOR
COLOR: THE ARTIST'S INSPIRATION-PT.II
VH99
VHS videocassette, I-J/H, C
(EAV,)
COLUMBUS AND ISABELLA:YOU ARE THERE
VH1986
There are many myths surrounding Columbus' difficulty in getting
Spain to support his voyage to prove that he could reach lands in
the east by sailing west. Isabella's personality and character, as
well as Columbus' somewhat arrogant ways, are some of the
human factors in this famous decision that led to the discovery of
the New World. (BFA,)
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS:THE VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY
VH1977
Chronicles the discovery of a new land and one man's dramatic
impact on world history. (Mar/Chuck, 1989)
COME SEE ABOUT MEDICINES
VH652
Quickly draws viewers in with facts about the safe and unsafe uses
of prescription, over-the-counter and herbal medicines, then shows
them how to read labels and understand terms like side-effects,
allergies, overdoses and interactions. (Sunburst, 1996)
COME SEE ABOUT NUTRITION AND EXERCISE
VH660
This fast-paced program quickly engages viewers with fascinating
details about food groups, fiber, vitamins, cholesterol,
weight-control, disease prevention, exercise, and energy
metabolism. (Sunburst, 1996)
COME SEE HOW WE FIGHT INFECTIONS
VH654
After Dr. Pancreas accidentally inhales them, Julia and Dr. Scott
encounter microbes, white blood cells and antibodies in their search
for a way out of his body. (Sunburst, 1996)
COME SEE WHAT FIRST AID YOU CAN DO
VH659
In this engaging and humorous program on first aid, viewers learn
how to treat injuries and burns, watch how a cut heals, and much
more. (Sunburst, 1996)
COME SEE WHAT THE DOCTOR SEES
VH651
Julia's yearly physical check-up by Dr. Scott provides the impetus
for exploring the human body. Students get to see and listen
through doctor's instruments and learn about various body functions
through colorful animations. (Sunburst, 1996)
COME TO THE FAIRS
VH1731
American world's fairs have been telling indicators of how this
nation has perceived itself at different times. These monuments to
past visions of progress are captured in this program in photographs
and newsreels. Recommended uses: science, sociology and future
studies courses. (WALK THROUGH THE 20TH CENTURY, A)
QUESTAR III
COMMON GROUND:FARMING AND WILDLIFE
VH2121
Can farming be profitable for farmers and good for the environment?
This program highlights alternative cost-effective methods of raising
crops that can benefit farming and work with nature's abundance
for generations to come. (PBS Video, 1991)
COMMON THREADS: STORIES FROM THE QUILT
VH751
Tells the stories of five people with AIDS and the relationship that
they and their families have with the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial
Quilt. (1989 Academy Award for best feature documentary).
(Direct Cinema, 1989)
VH3788
This program takes a look at common communicable childhood and
adult diseases, how they are transmitted and methods of
prevention. (Marsh Media,)
VH565
Looks at common communicable childhood and adult diseases.
(Marsh Media, 1996)
COMMUNICATING WITH CUSTOMERS
VH3712
Even the most well-intentioned customer-service programs can fail if
you the person on your organization's front line don't do your
job. This video will provide dozens of tips to help organizations
build a superior customer service program. (19)
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−
COMMUNICATING WITH PARENTS
VH76
In this program, Michael Pritchard and high school students explore
what to do to get parents to listen and understand. Hypothetical
situations shed light on the many ways in which family
communication gets blocked and offers choices teens can make to
improve the situation. (POWER OF CHOICE) (POWER OF CHOICE)
(PBS, 1988)
COMMUNICATING WITH PEOPLE ON THE JOB
VH3716
This video will make everyone in the organization an effective
communicator.
There are dozens of communication tips and
techniques to help employees become more efficient. (19)
COMMUNICATION: THE MESSAGE/YOUR STUDY SKILLS: TAKING
TESTS
VH1165
Program #1: The information shared by the sender and receiver can
be seen, heard or both. This film message about messages makes
its points abundantly clear. Program #2: Struggling test-taking
students write to newspaper columnist Betty Bright, asking specific
questions about taking tests and getting useful answers.
(Coronet,)
COMETS: TIME-CAPSULES OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM
VH1506
This fascinating film combines beautiful animation sequences with
live-action and documentary photography for a dramatic exploration
of the role comets play in contemporary scientific research.
(Disney,)
COMMUNITIES AND HOW THEY WORK (3rd Ed.)
VH2143
This film examines various communities, explains their similarities
and differences, and emphasizes the importance of the people who
live within them. (EB, 1987)
COMMANDERS: ISOROKU YAMAMOTO
VH1279
Grand Admiral, Imperial Japanese Navy. Architect of the surprise
attack on Pearl Harbor who once boasted that he would dictate
peace terms in the White House. The driving force behind Japan's
war machine. (Time-Life,)
COMMUNITIES OF LIVING THINGS
VH3195
The North American continent has six major communities of living
things called biomes. Each of these communities supports plants
and animals that have adapted themselves to survive in the living
conditions found there. (GA, 1991)
COMMON GOAL: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE U.N.
VH1090
Using a children's soccer game as a metaphor, this program takes a
unique approach to introduce and explain what the United Nations is
and how it works. (FFH, 1996)
COMMUNITY CPR VIDEO
VH1769
The American Red Cross has designed this course to teach you
lifesaving skills to use in respiratory and cardiac emergencies.
(Amer.Red Cross,)
112
Catalog
CONDUCTING
COMPETENCE AND REINFORCEMENT: EFFECTIVE ENDINGS FOR
EFFECTIVE LEARNING
VH3070
Shows how to end the learning experience on a positive note.
(MOTIVATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESSFUL TEACHING)
(MOTIVATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESSFUL TEACHING)
(UDI,)
COMPOUND MICROSCOPE, THE/MICRO 70/WORLD OF THE
MICROSCOPE, THE
VH1095
Program #1: This film starts with a quick, general review of some of
the many types of microscopes in common use today, then selects
one of these to demonstrate the correct operation and care of the
instrument. Program #2: Actual film clips of the Apollo Mission and
Sea Lab experiments are used to dramatize the role of microscope in
modern research. Program #3: Made specifically for the elementary
school student, this motion picture tells the viewer how a
microscope works, and how to take care of it. (Gift,)
COMPUTER SCIENCE: (21) OVERVIEW/(22) RULES OF THE GAME
VH3169
(#21) The history of the computer points out the relationship and
interdependence between mathematics and computers.
(#22)
Computer users must understand the basics behind algorithms to
analyze, choose, and apply the best algorithm for a given problem.
(FOR ALL PRACTICAL PURPOSES: INTRODUCTION TO
CONTEMPORARY MATHEMATICS) (FOR
ALL
PRACTICAL
PURPOSES: INTRODUCTION TO CONTEMPORARY MATHEMATICS)
(Annenberg/CPB, 1988)
COMPUTER SCIENCE: (23) COUNTING BY TWOS/(24) CREATING A
CODE
VH3170
(#23) Computers store, process, and reproduce information via
codes.
(#24) Encoding information for a computer requires
choosing the best and most efficient code. (FOR ALL PRACTICAL
(FOR
ALL
PRACTICAL
PURPOSES:
INTRODUCTION
TO
CONTEMPORARY MATHEMATICS) (Annenberg/CPB, 1988)
COMPUTER SCIENCE: (25) MOVING PICTURE SHOW/(26) SUMMING
UP
VH3171
(#25) Visit Symbolics, Inc. to let the experts explain computer
graphics. (#26) The concluding program emphasizes the real-world
applications of mathematics in today's society and the mathematical
models that can be built from them. (FOR ALL PRACTICAL
(FOR
ALL
PRACTICAL
PURPOSES:
INTRODUCTION
TO
CONTEMPORARY MATHEMATICS) (Annenberg/CPB, 1988)
COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIALIST/ACCOUNTANT
VH3467
(Vol.2:prog.8) (CAREERS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY) (CAREERS FOR
COMPUTERS:THE FRIENDLY INVASION
VH1422
Extraordinary computer graphics and spectacular scenes from the
Disney feature "Tron" illustrate some dazzling computer applications
in an entertaining film that introduces students to a fabulous future
resource. (Disney,)
COMPUTERS:THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER
VH1423
This lighthearted film gives students a positive introduction to
computers explaining how they work, defining basic terminology,
and demonstrating the variety of services they perform. (Disney,)
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BASIC PROGRAMMING
VH399
Part I: Explores coding numerical information into variables.
Teaches subscripted variable, DIM, LET & INPUT. Part II: Examines
coding words into string variables. Demonstrates a simple counter.
Part III: Teaches FOR..NEXT, looping and IF..THEN. A bubble sort is
developed and demonstrated. Part IV: A round-up of commands is
added. Note: This tape may be used to teach BASIC on any
computer. (COMPUTOR TUTOR) (COMPUTOR TUTOR) (Film Ideas,)
GRAPHICS
VH400
Part I: Explains low resolution graphics.
A program for an
elementary histogram is developed. Part II: Teaches high resolution
graphics. A program for plotting functions is developed. Part III:
Explores text windows, introducing PEEK & POKE. Commands are
developed for understanding memory maps. Part IV: Examines
concept of shape tables. Explains DRAW, XDRAW, ROT & SCALE.
(COMPUTOR TUTOR) (COMPUTOR TUTOR) (Film Ideas,)
PROBLEM SOLVING
VH401
Part I: Teaches math functions, RND, ABS, INT, SIN, COS, ATN,
LOG, etc. Illustrated by graphics. Part II: Explains HTAB, VTAB,
TAB, SPC for formatting date. FLASH, NORMAL, INVERSE, LEFT$,
RIGHT$, MID$, LEN, VAL & STR$ are demonstrated. (COMPUTOR
TUTOR) (COMPUTOR TUTOR) (Film Ideas,)
FIRST BYTE OF THE APPLE
VH398
Part I: Outlines the course. Examines hardware to show function
and optional hook-up. Part II: Teaches general software. Part III:
Examines floppy disk, initializing disk and developing a simple
greeting program. Part IV: Explains INPUT, OUTPUT, CPU, RAM &
ROM. Teaches concept of binary storage in bytes. (COMPUTOR
TUTOR) (COMPUTOR TUTOR) (Film Ideas,)
CONCEPTS IN PHYSICS: CIRCULAR MOTION
VH1822
When a force is applied to a body in linear motion, the direction of
motion is changed; when the exterior force is removed, linear
motion resumes. An object fastened to a string that is fixed to a
point will move with circular motion around the fixed point. What
force is working on the moving object? (FFH,)
CONCEPTS IN PHYSICS: INTRODUCTION TO MAGNETS
VH1824
An introduction to the subject of magnetism, showing how some
objects are and others are not attracted to a magnet. Tests are
conducted with various objects and then with labeled metallic
samples. (FFH,)
CONCEPTS IN PHYSICS: PROPERTIES OF LIGHT, THE
VH1825
An introduction to light, this program examines the relationship
between light and sight, its property of traveling in a straight line,
the difference between sunlight and electric light. (FFH,)
CONCEPTS IN PHYSICS: POTENTIAL ENERGY & KINETIC ENERGY
VH1823
An introduction to mechanical energies, the relationship between
potential and kinetic energy, and the meaning of the law of
conservation of energy. (FFH,)
CONCERT PERCUSSION-A PERFORMERS GUIDE-Volume I
VH1831
Beginner to intermediate level. Highlights include: Snare Drum
Basics, Hand Cymbal Basics, Timpani Basics, Bass Drum,
Suspended Cymbals, Triangle and Tambourine, Mallet Keyboards,
Analysis of Percussion Score to Vaclav Nehlybel's "Festivo."
(Masterplan,)
CONCERT PERCUSSION-A PERFORMERS GUIDE-Volume II
VH1832
Intermediate to Advanced Level.
Highlights include: Triangle,
Timpani-pt.2, Tam-Tam and Crotales, famous percussion excerpts,
analysis and performance of percussion excerpts from "Incantation
and Dance" and "1812 Overture." (Masterplan,)
CONDUCTING EFFECTIVE CONFERENCES WITH PARENTS
VH2309
This video tape offers useful suggestions to teachers about
preparing for and conducting parent conferences, including what
questions to ask and what information to exchange or not
exchange. (NASSP, 1991)
113
CONFLICT
QUESTAR III
CONFLICT RESOLUTION FOR EDUCATORS: BULLYING: GAINING
INSIGHT
VH2673
A series of vignettes highlight important steps to take when dealing
with bullying and harassment in the school environment. (L.VIDE,
3)
CONFLICT RESOLUTION FOR EDUCATORS: STUDENTS &
SELF-DESTRUCTIVE BEHAVIOR
VH2674
School staff members weigh in on appropriate steps to take and
warning signs to be wary of when dealing with troubled students.
(L.VIDE, 3)
CONFLICTS OF THE 90'S
VH4080
A fiery map of the world blazes in the places where armed conflicts
raged in the early 1990's. News footage helps viewers take closer
looks at the conflicts in Burma, Somalia, the former Yugoslavia, and
Rwanda. (SOC.ST, 98)
CRIME AND INSANITY
VH504
A hypothetical political assassination is the vehicle for exploring the
insanity defense and the controversy surrounding psychiatric
testimony in the courtroom. (CONSTITUTION, THE: THAT
DELICATE BALANCE) (CONSTITUTION, THE: THAT DELICATE
BALANCE) (Film Inc.,)
CRIME AND PUNISHMENTS
VH505
What constitutes cruel and unusual punishment? In this program,
the hypothetical case from the Crime and Insanity program is
expanded to introduce questions about sentencing and the death
penalty. (CONSTITUTION, THE: THAT DELICATE BALANCE)
(CONSTITUTION, THE: THAT DELICATE BALANCE) (Film Inc.,)
FEDERALISM: THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT VS. THE STATES
VH512
Can the federal government offer special incentives to local school
boards to foster the national good? If so, will the standards it
imposes and may wish to document lead to a meritocracy?
(CONSTITUTION, THE: THAT DELICATE BALANCE)
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CONFRONTING THE WILDERNESS
VH2297
This episode travels to Canada to encounter a land that seemed
hostile and bewildering from the perspective of the Europeans who
arrived there in the 16th and 17th centuries. Calling it a wilderness,
these newcomers soon discovered for themselves the rich fishing
grounds of the Grand Banks, located along the coast of
Newfoundland, as well as the fur-rich heart of the continent.
CONFUCIUS: WORDS OF WISDOM
VH4046
The early philosopher had a greater impact on Chinese society than
any ruler in history. Students learn all about the great thinker.
(TCHR.V)
CONGO, THE
VH481
Narrated by Julian Bond, legislator and political activist, portrays a
physical and psychological journey into the beautiful heartland of
Africa. (BLACK AFRICAN HERITAGE) (BLACK AFRICAN HERITAGE)
(St.Ed.,)
CONGRESS OF VIENNA, THE
VH291
The Congress of Vienna set about to redraw the map of Europe and
undo or improve some of the political changes Napoleon had made.
Monarchies were restored, republics absorbed, a modern version of
the Holy Roman Empire was established. It functioned until the
self-interest of member countries led to its demise, and the
apparently inevitable round of little wars led to a Great War.
(FFH,)
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IMMIGRATION REFORM
VH510
The discussion covers criteria for admitting foreigners into the U.S.,
legal aliens' rights to social services, employers' responsibilities in
hiring undocumented persons and the extent to which illegal aliens
have rights. (CONSTITUTION, THE: THAT DELICATE BALANCE)
SOVEREIGN SELF, THE: RIGHT TO LIVE, RIGHT TO DIE
VH509
Personal freedoms and privacy are balanced against state
intervention and societal rights in a discussion that touches on
abortion, "Baby Doe" cases and the right to die. (CONSTITUTION,
THE: THAT DELICATE BALANCE) (CONSTITUTION, THE: THAT
DELICATE BALANCE) (Film Inc.,)
CONSTITUTION, THE: A FRAMEWORK TO GOVERN THE NATION
VH1277
How does this 200-year-old document have as much relevance to
our lives today as it did to our founding fathers? Attorney Edward
Bruce makes the Constitution a living document. (Close-up
Found.,)
CONSTITUTION, THE: A HISTORY OF OUR FUTURE
VH267
A unique exploration of that extraordinary document, the U.S.
Constitution, hosted by Richard Dreyfuss. Using humor, drama,
music, animation, and historical program and photos, the video
conveys the realities of freedom and citizen-centered government
which the Constitution embodies. (Disney, 1989)
CONQUERING THE SWAMPS
VH2298
This episode travels south to Florida, where early Spanish explorers
sought in vain for "El Dorado," the legendary city of gold, and for
the fountain of youth. This episode explores Florida's natural
bounty, the lives of the native peoples who knew how to utilize it,
and the numerous battles fought by Europeans to conquer it.
CAMPAIGN SPENDING: MONEY AND MEDIA
VH506
To examine government regulation of the electoral process, this
program looks at recent attempts to reform campaign financing and
the increasing importance of the media in national elections.
CONSERVATION AND BALANCE IN NATURE
VH2227
Investigates the balance in natural ecological systems as related to
the most critical question of our time What is man doing to his
environment? (IFB, 1963)
CONSTITUTION, THE: THE COMPROMISE THAT MADE A NATION
VH513
Distinguished actors recreate the tense exchange between the
colonial leaders who meet in secret session in Philadelphia in May of
1789, and we are plunged into the passionate arguments that
precede the framing of the Constitution. (LCA,)
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION VS. REVERSE DISCRIMINATION
VH511
Contemporary society has attempted to redress discrimination
practices with affirmative action programs. This program examines
accusations that such programs foster reverse discrimination.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND A DEFENDANT'S RIGHT TO A FAIR TRIAL
VH503
The right of the accused to a fair trial is weighed against the right of
society to take measures assuring public safety in a program which
focuses on legal ethics and the Exclusionary Rule.
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114
Catalog
COPYRIGHT
NATIONAL SECURITY AND FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
VH507
This program explores the federal government's ability to conduct
what it deems an effective foreign policy within a constitutional
framework that demands a free, unfettered press.
(CONSTITUTION, THE: THAT DELICATE BALANCE) (Films Inc.,)
NOMINATION, ELECTION AND SUCCESSION OF THE PRESIDENT
VH502
The program explores the role of political parties in nominating a
president, the flexibility of the Electoral Congress when no
candidate is clearly electable and the governmental mechanisms set
into motion when a president becomes disabled. (CONSTITUTION,
THE: THAT DELICATE BALANCE) (CONSTITUTION, THE: THAT
DELICATE BALANCE) (Film Inc.,)
SCHOOL PRAYER, GUN CONTROL AND THE RIGHT TO ASSEMBLE
VH508
What is the courts' role in determining policy on these sensitive
issues? This program posts a hypothetical town beset by First and
Second Amendment controversies. (CONSTITUTION, THE: THAT
BALANCE) (Films Inc.,)
DELEGATION OF POWER
VH500
This hypothetical case centers on presidential appointees whose
views conflict with congressional intentions for their agencies.
PRESIDENT VS. CONGRESS: WAR POWERS AND COVERT ACTION
VH501
A hypothetical case involving the War Powers Act explores whether
the Constitution has or has ever had relevance in the
implementation of foreign policy. (CONSTITUTION, THE: THAT
BALANCE) (Film Inc.,)
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CONSUMER EDUCATION
VH415
Investigates some of the reasons people have for buying the things
they do. Includes: Why Do You Buy?, Your Credit is Good,
Advertising, and Food Labeling. (Gift,)
CONTEMPORARY PIANO-RICHARD TEE
VH1333
This program puts Tee in an interview situation with session
keyboardist and producer Barry Eastmond. Together they explore
such areas as practicing, chart reading, playing with a click track,
chord
substitutions,
Tee's
unique
left-hand
technique,
boogie-woogie, backing a vocalist, and more. (DCI,)
CONTINENTS ADRIFT (Rev.)
VH3682
Through animation and live action, this video examines
paleomagnetism, sea floor spreading, magnetism in rock and the
drifting magnetic poles to illustrate continental drift. (Capital
Comm.,)
CONTINUING THE LINE
VH3500
This program shows how the process of creating a new generation
can be fraught with great difficulties. (TRIALS OF LIFE) (TRIALS OF
LIFE) (Ambrose Video, 1991)
CONTRACTS:WHAT ARE THEY?/BASIC AGREEMENT
CONSIDERATION/LEGAL CAPACITY/GENUINE CONSENT
LEGALITY/DISCHARG.CONTRACTS ETC.
VH775
Set in a judge's chambers, this series of animated programs
introduces students to contracts. The five essential elements
required to form a valid contract are examined and the actions of
characters in different situations clarify the concepts. (Gift,)
CONTROL THEORY AND RESPONSIBILITY TRAINING
VH3814
Schools can provide opportunites for students to build new
behaviors, satisfy basic needs, and value the learning process.
"Time out" is a strategy to regroup, regain control, and make a plan.
(Video Journal,)
COOPERATIVE LEARNING
VH3073
This video series explains what cooperative learning is, why it's
such an important new tool for educators, and how you can begin
implementing it. Communicates that cooperative learning is more
than just "working in groups." The five video tapes included are:
Learning to Work Together, Planning and Implementing Cooperative
Lessons, Teaching Social Skills, Three Frameworks:STAD, TGT, and
JIGSAW II, and A Sample Lesson. (ASCD, 1990)
COOTS, COOTS, EVERYWHERE
VH3752
"Crazy as a Coot," you've heard it said, however, this bird is
anything but crazy. Well adapted to its marshy habitat it ranges
through much of North America with large populations. (Berlet,
1994)
COPING WITH FAMILY CRISIS: ADDICTIONS, FINANCIAL DISTRESS,
ILLNESS AND DEATH
VH1291
People who have dealt with seemingly insurmountable problems tell
how they eventually learned to manage the obstacles and get on
with their lives. The nature and application of "tough love" is
explored. (GA,)
COPING WITH FAMILY CRISIS: SEPARATION, DIVORCE, VIOLENCE,
ABUSE
VH1290
Candid interviews give valuable insights on how to survive a family
crisis. See others deal with feelings of fright, guilt, anger, and loss
by tapping inner resources or seeking help within the community.
(GA,)
COPING WITH ANGER
VH4005
This program defines anger, explains how mismanaged anger can
have destructive results, and helps to identify certain strategies that
will allow students to cope with feelings of anger. (TCHR.V, 99)
COPING WITH PRESSURES
VH57
In this program, students talk about the pressures they face, from
academic competition, peer acceptance and parental expectations.
In small group dialogues, Michael Pritchard discovers how to put
pressures in perspective and cope with them more effectively.
CONTRACEPTION
VH3868
Students need to learn how to make responsible decisions. This
video presents the dangers and benefits of each contraceptive.
(TCHR.V, 93)
COPING WITH STRESS
VH4004
Stress affects everyone, both emotionally and physically. For some,
mismanaged stress can result in substance abuse, violence, or even
suicide. This program answers the question, "how can a person
cope with stress?" (TCHR.V, 1)
CONTRACT FOR LIFE:THE S.A.D.D. STORY
VH1678
An Emmy Award-winning drama focusing on a high school coach's
efforts to establish the organization, Students Against Drunk
Driving. (Mov.Un.,)
COPYRIGHT LAW: WHAT EVERY SCHOOL, COLLEGE AND PUBLIC
LIBRARY SHOULD KNOW
VH1317
This program is designed to help you better understand Copyright
Law, to protect you and to protect program producers. (AIME,)
115
CORDUROY
QUESTAR III
CORDUROY
VH896
VHS videocassette, N-P, 16, C
Corduroy is a loveable stuffed bear who waits patiently on a
department store shelf for somebody to take him home. (WW,
1985)
COSMIC ODYSSEY: 21ST CENTURY COSMOS
VH2667
This program probes questions of cosmology with international
astronomers to refine our understanding of how stars and galaxies
are formed, if the universe is flat or curved, and how and why the
universe will continue to expand. (L.VIDE, 1)
COSMIC ODYSSEY: EXTREME ASTRONOMY
VH2664
In this program, rare but spectacular catastrophes caused by
high-energy radiation such as supernovas, stars in collision and
planets falling into black holes are glimpsed through the advanced
technology of x-ray telescopes and gamma-ray satellites, teaching
us more about our universe. (L.VIDE, 1)
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−
COSMIC ODYSSEY: HUBBLE'S HERITAGE
VH2665
This program takes a closer look at the Hubble Space Telescope,
from its beginning as a flawed engineering nightmare to its
evolution, through corrective optics, into humanity's eyes on the
universe. Students see some astonishing images captured by the
telescope through the years and learn of their significance to
astronomers. (L.VIDE, 1)
COSMIC ODYSSEY: STELLAR EVOLUTION
VH2668
Stars undergo an astonishing sequence of changes. Telescopic
ultrasound a camera sensitive to infrared light monitors prenatal
suns incubating inside clouds of hydrogen gas and newborn
protostars emitting ultraviolet energy. What happens to stars after
they die? From supernova explosions to black holes, the demise of
stars leads to new suns, new planets...and possibly new life.
(L.VIDE, 1)
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VH2669
The Mars Global Surveyer (MGS) mission produced an accurate map
of the planet and detected evidence of an ancient ocean. This
program explores Mars' landscape and compares it to oceans on
Earth, while asking the question: where will Mars exploration go
next? (L.VIDE, 1)
COSMIC ODYSSEY: THE ENIGMA OF VENUS
VH2672
This program explores the unique features of Venus, including its
abundant volcanoes, which have been mysteriously inactive for
hundreds of millions of years. Planetary scientists theorize on the
current state of Venus and speculate about what it can teach us
regarding global warming on our own planet. (L.VIDE, 1)
COSMIC ODYSSEY: THE SEARCH FOR NEW PLANETS
VH2666
In this program, `planet hunters' discuss the prospects of finding
`extrasolar' signs of life and what such a discovery could mean.
(L.VIDE, 1)
COUNT OF MONTE CARLO
VH753
Starring Richard Chamberlain.
Grand treatment of the classic
swashbuckler about a man who escapes from prison and searches
for a hidden treasure. (GA,)
COURTING
VH3499
Nightingales and whales sing. Hamsters and moose lay perfumed
messages. Like humans, animals can become a little crazy when
looking for a mate. (TRIALS OF LIFE) (TRIALS OF LIFE) (Ambrose
Video, 1991)
COVER-UP, THE (#4)
VH1638
Brings attention to the fact that there are abused children of all
ages. This program is an insightful beginning for discussion on
abuse, social responsibility, legal issues and confidentiality.
(DEGRASSI JR. HIGH) (DEGRASSI JR. HIGH) (Direct Cinema,
1987)
CRACK
VH1294
A brand-new program, moderated by Phil Donahue, that draws on
the experiences of "crack" users and of those who counsel and
treat them. (FFH,)
CRACK: THE BIG LIE
VH1453
A dramatization designed to show students ways they might be
pressured into trying crack; how crack affects people physically,
socially, emotionally and financially. (Disney,)
CRACK U.S.A.
VH370
Crack use is an epidemic in America. This program focuses on Palm
Beach County, Florida, once a sleepy resort community which has
seen entire neighborhoods wiped out by crack. Narrated by actor
Joe Mantegna, the program shows a cross section of abusers,
primarily teenagers, who have fallen under the deadly spell of the
most addictive and affordable drug in America. (Ambrose Video,
1990)
CREATING A POSITIVE CLASSROOM ATMOSPHERE
VH3062
Underscores the importance of establishing high standards and a
positive classroom atmosphere as a prerequisite for learning.
(EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT FOR POSITIVE ACHIEVEMENT IN THE
CLASSROOM) (EFFECTIVE
MANAGEMENT
FOR
POSITIVE
ACHIEVEMENT IN THE CLASSROOM) (UDI,)
CREATION OF THE UNIVERSE, THE
VH2052
This program explores scientific evidence about the origin of the
universe and its evolution over 15 billion years. Written and
presented by science journalist Timothy Ferris with music composed
and performed by Brian Eno. (PBS Video,)
COSMIC ODYSSEY: THE STORY OF COMETS
VH2670
Comets are a natural phenomenon more violent than earthquakes,
volcanic eruptions and tornadoes put together.
This program
explores these unpredictable cosmic icebergs, which travel up to
one hundred times the speed of sound. (L.VIDE, 1)
CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING
VH3225
Two boys, curious to know why a pair of crayfish fight, learn the
three basic steps of problem solving: gather information, form
hypotheses, and then test the hypotheses. Do the crayfish fight
because of food? Light? Temperature? (Aims,)
COSMIC ODYSSEY: TRAVELING TO OUTER PLANETS
VH2671
While we may know a great deal about the planets in our
`neighborhood,' the lonely outer stretches of the solar system are
now targets for a new generation of space missions. This program
introduces students to scientists planning these explorations and
highlights some of the mysteries they hope to solve. (L.VIDE, 1)
CREATIVE REHEARSAL TECHNIQUES IN TODAY'S CHORAL
CLASSROOM: RUSSELL ROBINSON
VH4119
This program shows practical and innovative rehearsal techniques
for your choral classroom. Suited for choirs of all levels. There are
helpful hints and ideas for every choral director. (M.TIME, 99)
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Catalog
DALE
CREATIVITY IN THE CLASSROOM
VH4162
This video portrays real classrooms, real teachers, and real students,
using footage shot for the American Teacher Awards program. The
first segment portrays three very different types of creative
classrooms and are designed to encourage discussion about what a
creative classroom is.
The second segment is designed to
encourage an examination of what it is that teachers in creative
classrooms actually do. (DISNEY, 99)
CREATURE FEATURES
VH1138
Seven, 5-minute programs which focus on the delicate balance of
ecosystems. The scientific concepts presented in this series include
interdependence of lifeforms, animal habitats and communities,
adaptation and human intervention. (Ed. 21, 1996)
CREDIT-WHAT'S YOUR LINE?/INSURANCE:BUILT IN PROTECTION
VH417
Program #1: A discussion program involving the desirability of
credit. Program #2: How do you protect yourself and your family
from financial disaster? Insurance may offer the answer. This
program details how insurance works. (Gift,)
VH416
Program #1: Jeff and Judy discuss borrowing, charging and
financing with a friend who has had varied experience with credit.
Program #2: A bank officer explains the advantages and differences
of checking and saving accounts, then takes Judy on a tour of the
vault and the bond, trust and loan department. Program #3: Jeff
and Judy learn about various types of security investments
stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. (Gift,)
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PRODUCTIVITY
VH65
Programs include Opportunity Cost, Derived Demand, and Human
Capital. (GIVE AND TAKE) (GIVE AND TAKE) (AIT,)
CRICKET IN TIMES SQUARE
VH1303
Charming animated story of a musically gifted cricket living in
downtown New York who, with the help of a cat and mouse, brings
joy into the hearts of the jaded citizens. (Wilson Media,)
CRICKET ON A HEARTH
VH323
An animated film based on the classic Chistmas story. Features
voices of Danny Thomas, Marlo Thomas, Ed Ames, Hans Conreid,
Roddy McDowall, and the Norman Luboff Choir. (Macmillan,)
CRICKET, TIGLET AND FRIENDS
VH236
This brief, touching film, presented through the eyes of 13-year-old
Sara on a visit to the McKeevers, teaches young and old about
imprinting. The lesson should spare many thousands of birds each
year from unintentional harm. (Bullfrog,)
CRIMEBUSTERS
VH2178
There has been an armed robbery. The stories from eyewitnesses
are contradictory and incomplete.
Viewers see the scientific
method in action as police detectives make observations, sort these
observations into patterns, form a theory, and test that theory by
experimentation. (SCIENTIFIC EYE) (SCIENTIFIC EYE) (Journal,
1988)
CROSSING, THE
VH2216
new life to the Revolution. (A E, 99)
CRUCIBLE, THE
VH2568
Daniel Day-Lewis and Wynona Rider star in this adaptation of Arthur
Miller's renowned play. (Preview before showing) (L.VIDE, 96)
CRUSADES-PT.I
VH4057
This series teaches students about the religious zealots who swept
across Europe in the Middle Ages, terrorizing those who would not
convert to their ways. Filmed on location in the Middle East and
Europe, this program presents the historical setting, prominent
leaders, widespread violence, and lasting social effects. (TCHR.V)
CRUSADES-PT.III
VH4059
See above description.
(TCHR.V)
CRUSADES-PT.IV
VH4060
(TCHR.V)
CRUSADES, THE-PT.II
VH4058
(TCHR.V)
CURIOUS GEORGE
VH1218
Program #1: Gets A Pizza, #2: Goes Hiking, #3: At The Firestation,
#4: Goes to the Circus. (Lucerne Films,)
CZARIST RUSSIA: THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
VH1621
Shows how demands for political and social reform were repeatedly
answered with government repression. Emphasis is on events that
led to the overthrow of the government in 1917 and the emergence
of Russian Communism. (WESTERN MAN AND THE MODERN
WORLD) (WESTERN MAN AND THE MODERN WORLD) (Random
House, 1979)
D IS FOR DENTIST/HAUNTED MOUTH/WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT
TEETH?/ TEETH ARE FOR KEEPING
VH966
Program #1: Janine, a primary pupil, teaches and learns from her
class of pre-schoolers about a child's first visit to the dentist.
Program #2: The Haunted Mouth is narrated by that invisible film on
teeth-B.(Bacterium Plaque). Program #3: This film was made to
motivate children of the primary grades to learn more about their
teeth and oral health. Program #4: This film can be shown to any
young group as an excellent introduction to dental health and dental
treatment. (Gift,)
DADDY, I'M THEIR MAMA NOW
VH1459
A contemporary story about family relationships and the
responsibilities of becoming an adult. (Disney,)
CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM IN AMERICA, THE
VH1795
This thought-provoking videocassette delves into the history of our
criminal justice system and discusses some of its drawbacks.
(Focus Media,)
DAILY FOOD CHOICES FOR HEALTHY LIVING
VH3576
This innovative program introduces students to the USDA's Food
Pyramid Guide. It teaches them what and how much to eat from
each food group in order to get the proper nutrients without too
many calories or too much fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, sugar,
sodium or alcohol. (GA, 1992)
CRITTER JITTERS
VH1295
In tumbling class, children and their teacher play the Critter Jitters
game. Through poems, movement, mime and music, the young
children learn and show what to do in situations of confusing or
frightening touch. (C-G Rape Cris.Ct,)
DALE CARNEGIE: MAN OF INFLUENCE
VH4064
A & E biography profiles the expert speaker who has inspired
millions to become better managers. Students will learn about
supervisory skills, directness, empathy, honesty, role model
behaviors, and hard work. (TCHR.V)
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DANCE
QUESTAR III
DANCE TO REMEMBER
VH3677
Forced by art to share a painful memory, a young Japanese
daughter and mother come to terms with their heritage. (Modern,
1991)
DANCING PRINCESSES, THE
VH1306
Six princesses are forbidden by their father to dance and are locked
in their rooms, yet somehow they still manage to dance. A
handsome prince uncovers their strange secret in this fantasy.
Leslie Ann Warren, Peter Weller star. (FAERIE TALE THEATRE)
(FAERIE TALE THEATRE) (Mov.Un.,)
DANNY AND THE DINOSAUR
VH3219
When Danny visits the museum, he thinks it would be nice to play
with a dinosaur. The dinosaur is as eager to play with Danny, and
the two of them spend a whole day together in this children's
classic. (WW,)
DANNY IN THE SNOW/PEACH TREE AND PETER COTTONTAIL
VH2088
DATE RAPE
VH298
Did you know that a woman is raped every 7 minutes in the United
States? that 75% of all rape victims are between 14 and 21 years
of age? that 92% of teenage rape victims know their attackers?
"Date Rape" is unique in that it is told from the male perspective.
(Intermedia, 1989)
DEATH OF A SALESMAN
VH1455
Dustin Hoffman stars as the tragic Willy Loman in one of the most
famous plays ever written. (GA,)
DEB'S CATALOG TEST
VH9000
THIS IS A TEST
VHS videocassette
DECADES OF DECISION: CRY RIOT
VH1282
The reenactment of 1765 mob violence against the Stamp Act is
the focus of this program. (NG,)
DECADES OF DECISION: EQUALLY FREE
VH1285
This program focuses on the 1776 behind-the-scenes view of
Virginians, some of whome own slaves, debating the wording of a
declaration of rights. (NG,)
DECADES OF DECISION: IN ALL CASES WHATSOEVER
VH1283
Shows King George backing down and supporting the repeal of the
Stamp Act in 1766. (NG,)
DECADES OF DECISION: GEORGE WASHINGTON:THE MAKING OF A
REBEL
VH1284
Examines this man's struggle to sort out his loyalties to the crown
and to America before the war. (NG,)
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DAUGHTERS OF THE DUST
VH920
Set in 1902, this drama follows a black family, the descendants of
slaves, who live in communities on islands off the Carolina coast.
As they prepare to move to the North, the various members who've
returned for a reunion look back on their lives and heritage.
(Movies Un., 1991)
DAVE SAMUELS:MALLET KEYBOARD MUSICIANSHIP:STEPS TO
EXCELLENCE-VOLUME II
VH3173
Topics include: chord scales, visualizing scale shapes, various model
scale studies, how to practice chord scales, finding the harmonic
quality of a scale, ensemble demonstrations. (Masterplan,)
DAVE SAMUELS:MALLET KEYBOARD MUSICIANSHIP:STEPS TO
EXCELLENCE-VOLUME I
VH3172
Topics include: holding four mallets, opening and closing the
mallets, striking the instrument, playing a single line holding four
mallets, sticking techniques, using the pedal, after-pedaling, various
dampening techniques and applications. (Masterplan,)
DAY OF THE AFRICAN CHILD
VH3552
VHS videocassette, P-I/H, 15, C
Every year, countries around the world commemorate the Day of the
African Child. This special day, declared by the Organization of
African Unity, is reserved for remembering the children who were
massacred in Soweto, South Africa, and for calling attention to the
importance of protecting children around the world. (St.Ed., 1994)
DECIMALS TO BE EXACT: PT.I
VH2789
Teaches students the elementary concepts of using decimals.
(CLRVUE)
DECIMALS TO BE EXACT: PT.II
VH2790
Teaches students the more complex concepts of decimals, including
adding and subtracting. Animated. (CLRVUE)
DECIMALS: WHAT'S THE POINT?
VH1487
Use this energetic film with the look and sound of a "music video"
to illustrate the basics of the decimal system. (Disney,)
DEEP WATER: BUILDING THE CATSKILL WATER SYSTEM
VH2685
Documenting how Catskill towns were flooded to create the
Ashokan and Schoharie reservoirs, this program introduces the
immigrants who built dams and tunnels to bring clean water to New
York City, even as engineering and political maneuvering carried the
project forward. (WMHT, 3)
DEEP WATER TEST/STAN'S SECRET
VH73
Includes: Correcting health problems through nutrition. Sugar and
its effects. (HIGH FEATHER) (HIGH FEATHER) (St.Ed.,)
DEFENSIVE DRIVING TACTICS (3rd Ed.)
VH2113
Two professional drivers demonstrate the difference between
defensive driving and aggressive driving as they participate in a safe
driving test through city streets and on super highways. (Aims,
1989)
DEAD WRONG
VH2090
"Dead Wrong" is a dramatic portrayal of the true story of John
Evans III, who, a few days before his execution for the crime of
murder, videotaped a message to young people to help them learn
from his experience. (Mov.Un.,)
DEFINITIVE DALI, THE
VH167
This video presents Dali's entire oeuvre-painting, sculpture, writing,
fashion and film in the context of his extraordinary life and
international career. (A & F Video,)
DEAR MR. HENSHAW
VH2295
In his letter to his favorite author, ten-year-old Leigh reveals his
problems in coping with his parents' divorce, being the new boy in
school, and generally finding his own place in the world.
(Amer.School Pub., 1989)
DEGAS: THE UNQUIET SPIRIT
VH1693
This video explores the life and work of a complex man and an
unorthodox artist. Includes many original paintings, drawings and
prints to show Degas' favorite settings the ballet class,
racecourse, railway -and to explain his innovative use of the camera.
(MET,)
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Catalog
DID
FIRE: CONCEPTS AND BEHAVIOR
VH1081
Help new and advanced students, trainees anyone involved in fire
protection and prevention better understand the complex process
of fire. (Gift,)
DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, THE
VH757
Starring Shelley Winters, Mille Perkins, Richard Beymer, Ed Wynn.
Story of Anne Frank and her family trying to escape from Nazi's
during WWII. (GA,)
DEMOCRACY AND RIGHTS: ONE CITIZEN'S CHALLENGE
VH2182
This program takes a case-study approach toward understanding
rights. It examines the story of Ernest Green, who in 1957, was
one of nine black students who helped integrate Central High School
in Little Rock, Arkansas. (Close-Up, 1990)
DIARY, THE (PT.II)
VH1655
Physical Abuse. (COME IN FROM THE STORM) (COME IN FROM
THE STORM) (WRI Ed., 1988)
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DEMOCRAT AND THE DICTATOR, THE
VH1730
Franklin D.Roosevelt and Adolf Hitler, both came to national power
in 1933, and both died 12 years later in 1945. In this program
Moyers examines the parallels between these charismatic leaders
on
film.
through
their
words
and
gestures captured
Recommended uses: history, WWII studies and political science
courses. (WALK THROUGH THE 20TH CENTURY, A) (WALK
THROUGH THE 20TH CENTURY, A) (PBS Video, 1984)
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DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE
VH72
For this program, The Power of Choice visited two high schools that
recently experienced a suicide by one of the students. The program
presents a clear look at suicide and what to do if you or someone
you care about is considering taking their own life. (POWER OF
CHOICE) (POWER OF CHOICE) (PBS, 1988)
DESTINATION: CAREERS
VH1571
Show students how their skills and interests relate to various job
families, and encourage them to view a career as a lifelong process.
(Disney,)
DESTINATION: COMMUNICATIONS
VH1457
This panoramic film follows the development of communication from
the caveman's primitive speech all the way to the present day
communications explosion. (Disney,)
DESTINATION: EXCELLENCE
VH1572
A variety of professionals in the top of their fields including a
female drag racer, a Japanese master chef, a musician, and an
ice-skater tell their stories of success. (Disney,)
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DESTINATION JAPAN
VH560
This film shows a variety of travel attractions to be seen
through-out the country, from Hokkaido in the north to Kyushu in
the south. (Gift,)
DESTINATION: SCIENCE
VH1507
This video shows how discoveries such as the electric light bulb,
flight, and the invention of the computer came about as a result of
scientific inquiry asking the right questions. (Disney,)
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DEVELOPING AN EFFECTIVE STUDY SKILLS CURRICULUM
VH2304
Effective study skills help students perform to their best ability in
class and on tests. This video tape includes important step-by-step
procedures for implementing and monitoring an effective study skills
program. (NASSP, 1991)
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE AIRPLANES MADE?
VH3951
Features a look at the history of flight and a tour of the Cessna
Plant in Wichita, Kansas. (M.PRO)
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE CARS MADE?
VH3952
Features a lesson on the international history of the automobile and
a "geared-up" tour of the General Motors Oldsmobile Plant in Orion,
Michigan. (M.PRO)
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE CHOCOLATE BARS MADE?
VH3948
Features a lesson on balanced nutrition, a trip to the cocoa farms of
Belize, and a "sweet" tour of Hershey Chocolates in Hershey,
Pennsylvania. (M.PRO)
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE COMBINES AND CEREAL
MADE?
VH3950
Features a lesson on how the combine changed the dynamic of
farming and a tremendous tour of the Kellogg's Cereal Plant in
Battle Creek, Michigan. (M.PRO)
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE COMPUTERS MADE?
VH3941
Features a tour of Gateway 2000 Computers in Sioux Falls, South
Dakota. (M.PRO)
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE JELLY BEANS MADE?
VH3945
Features a colorful look at how jellybean flavors are created with a
tour of the Jelly Belly Plant in San Francisco, California. (M.PRO)
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE PENCILS AND TV SHOWS
MADE?
VH3943
Features a tour of the Ticonderoga Pencil Facility in Orlando, Florida,
combined with a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the making of the
"Did You Ever Wonder?" program. (M.PRO)
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE STEEL AND WASHING
MACHINES MADE?
VH3944
Features a lesson on the impact of steel on the world's economy
and a tour of the Maytag Washing Machine Plant in Newton, Iowa.
(M.PRO)
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW ARE TOY TRAINS MADE?
VH3946
Features a lesson on transportation history and a tour of the Lionel
Train Plant in Chesterfield, Michigan. (M.PRO)
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW DOES CONSERVATION WORK?
VH3947
Features an in-depth look at the importance of protecting the
environment. (M.PRO)
DEVELOPMENT OF PARENT/CHILD RELATIONS
VH3078
(Ti-In Network, 1988)
DID YOU EVER WONDER:HOW IS PAPER MADE?
VH3942
Features a visit to the forest and a first-hand look at a giant
Weyerhaeuser paper machine in Longview, Washington. (M.PRO)
DEVIL AND DANIEL WEBSTER, THE
VH1839
A young 19th century farmer sells his soul to the Devil, but when
it's time to pay up he hires famed lawyer Webster to get him off the
hook. (Mov.Un., 1941)
DID YOU EVER WONDER:WHERE DOES COAL AND ELECTRICITY
COME FROM?
VH3949
Features a lesson on coal mining and a tour of Kansas City Power
and Light. (M.PRO)
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DIETICIANCHEF
DIETICIAN/CHEF
VH3470
DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION-A TOOL FOR AL
VH2324
Students at all learning levels and varied learning styles are receiving
instruction in the same classrooms. Examples of differentiated
instruction are shown. (ST.ED., 1)
DIFFERENTIATING INSTRUCTION
VH468
A 2-tape video staff development series that shows how to create
multiple avenues to learning that challenge all students in a
mixed-ability classroom. (ASCD, 1997)
DIG, THE
VH2294
This program is an all too brief tribute to a remarkable seventh-grade
teacher, Richard Edwardson, who each year for the past dozen or so
years, has prepared a series of archaeological "sites" by "salting"
the earth with "artifacts" manufactured by himself and some of his
former students. Then, after careful and lengthy preparation in the
classroom, students head to the field, where they excavate this
manufactured site. (Ind.Univ., 1990)
DIGESTION: FOOD TO ENERGY
VH3736
Live action and animation teaches viewers how the human digestive
system works. (Barr, 1989)
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM, THE (2nd Ed.)
VH2141
Using precise animation and photography, this fascinating film
shows the mechanical and chemical processes of digestion. (EB,
1981)
DINKY HOCKER
VH237
Based on M.E. Kerr's best-selling book "Dinky Hocker Shoots
Smack", this film portrays the plight of a girl who is "hooked" --not
on drugs, but on food. The film opens discussions on coping with
personal problems, self-image, and nutrition. (LCA,)
DINNER AND A SHOW-(#17)
VH1703
In this program, Shane's dilemma offers a different perspective on
the stereotype of teen fathers. Also, the DeGrassi teens explore
complex relationships with their parents and friends and both
Melanie and Shane realize that it takes courage and honesty to
confront difficult personal situations. (DEGRASSI JR. HIGH)
DINOSAUR WHO WONDERED WHO HE WAS, THE/GILLY THE
SALAMANDER/ LADYBUG, LADYBUG WINTER IS COMING
VH238
Program #1: The adventures of "Diplodocus", who had a lot to learn
about himself and the world. Program #2: An orphan, Gilly grows
up thinking he is really a too-long frog. Finally, unable to bear the
unkind jibes of the frogs, he leaves to find his true identity.
Program #3: Not knowing about autumn and winter, ladybug goes
through the forest, finds out about winter habits of other insects
and animals, and finally finds a safe place to live until spring.
(Coronet,)
QUESTAR III
DINOSAUR:THE FIRST CLUE: TALE OF A TOOTH
VH3117
In 1824, the discovery of a giant tooth rocked the foundation of
scientific and Christian thinking. Digs around the world revealed
mysterious footprints and fossils. And in America, the hunt for
bones was truly on... (Wilson Media, 1991)
DINOSAUR:THE FOSSIL RUSH: TALE OF A BONE
VH3118
The "bone rush" began in America in the 1870's. Fossil hunters
risked life and limb in their quest for dinosaur remains. Also
introduces students to Tyrannosaurus Rex. Through the magic of
film we make a trip inside a Dinosaur Egg. (Wilson Media, 1991)
DIRECTIONS: UP, DOWN, ALL AROUND
VH3211
Join Ramy and her brother, Jake, as they visit their grandfather one
rainy day and discover the Flapdoodle. Through animation, this
piloted flying machine takes the children for a ride that teaches
them the concepts of direction. (NG, 1992)
DISCIPLINE APPROACHES IN THE CLASSROOM
VH3065
Demonstrates effective discipline strategies and how to integrate
them with your individual management style. (EFFECTIVE
MANAGEMENT FOR POSITIVE ACHIEVEMENT IN THE
CLASSROOM) (EFFECTIVE
MANAGEMENT
FOR
POSITIVE
ACHIEVEMENT IN THE CLASSROOM) (UDI,)
DISCIPLINE IS A SPECIAL KIND OF LOVE
VH3029
"Caring should be evidenced in every facet of the middle level
school and caring is also being convinced that all children can
learn." The speaker tells how one school is organized to encourage
positive involvement of teachers, students and parents. (NASSP,)
DISCOVERING THE CELL
VH3400
All forms of life begin as a single cell. An animated tour of cell
components and spectacular computer-generated three-dimensional
images highlight this video about one of life's basic building blocks.
(NG, 1992)
DISCOVERING THE FUTURE: BUSINESS OF PARADIGMS, THE
VH2373
Joel Barker, lecturer and author, explores how hidden barriers to
new ideas limit our ability to successfully anticipate the future.
(Charthouse, 1990)
DISCOVERING THE FUTURE: PARADIGM PIONEERS
VH2372
Helps viewers understand why some individuals are poised to take
advantage of the opportunities created by paradigm shifts while
others merely watch them pass by. (Charthouse, 1992)
DISCOVERING THE FUTURE: POWER OF VISION, THE
VH2368
From Ancient Greece to the sweeping changes taking place in
Europe and the Pacific Rim, from grade school to the corporate
boardroom, Joel Barker takes us on a far-reaching exploration of
how positive and meaningful visions of the future provide purpose
and direction to the present. (Charthouse,)
DISCOVERING THE ORCHESTRA:BRASS
VH1338
Introduces the trumpet, its relative, the piccolo trumpet, the French
horn, trombone, and tuba. (Sirs Music,)
DINOSAUR:BIRTH OF A LEGEND: TALE OF AN EGG
VH3119
In 1922, the discovery of dinosaur eggs in Mongolia shed further
light on the question: where did the dinosaurs go wrong? Animation
takes us back to the way it was millions of years ago. How the
baby dinosaur fed, how it grew, and how it faced its enemies.
(Wilson Media, 1991)
DISCOVERING THE ORCHESTRA:ORCHESTRA
VH1341
In this, the culmination of the series, a concert is seen through the
experienced eyes and ears of the conductor as he uses each
instrument and section to build a masterful performance. (Sirs
Music,)
DINOSAUR:GIANT BIRDS OF THE AIR: TALE OF A FEATHER
VH3120
Walter Cronkite considers the staggering theory that birds in your
garden are inheritors of the dinosaur.
Archeopteryx the
dinosaur-like bird is closely examined. (Wilson Media, 1991)
DISCOVERING THE ORCHESTRA:PERCUSSION
VH1340
Known as musical noisemakers, percussion instruments come in all
shapes and sizes and provide a fascinating array of sights and
sounds. (Sirs Music,)
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Catalog
DONT
DISCOVERING THE ORCHESTRA:STRINGS
VH1337
Introduces the violin, viola, cello and double bass. (Sirs Music,)
DISCOVERING THE ORCHESTRA:WOODWINDS
VH1339
The flute, piccolo, oboe, English horn, clarinet, E-flat clarinet,
bassoon, and contra-bassoon together make up the colorful
orchestral section known as woodwinds. (Sirs Music,)
DISCOVERY/FAR SOUND, THE
VH516
Program #1: A brilliant film which explores human capabilities to
think, question, create, invent and communicate the starting point
for all achievement in the arts, science and technology. Program
#2: Significant inventions in the development of the art of the
telephone are demonstrated and described. (Gift,)
DISEQUILIBRIUM: UNPREDICTABILITY AND NOVEL CHANGES IN
LEARNING
VH3069
Novel motivational techniques and their application to the
classroom. (MOTIVATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESSFUL
TEACHING) (MOTIVATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESSFUL
TEACHING) (UDI,)
VH2134
Each letter of the alphabet cleverly comes to life to enchant young
viewers and to help them in their quest to learn the ABC's.
(Disney, 1988)
DISNEY'S HAUNTED HALLOWEEN
VH1370
Goofy learns, along with your students, how "trick or treating"
started, why people dress in costumes, and about other Halloween
customs and superstitions. (Disney,)
DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF WINTER
VH1369
Stanley the Snowman, a professor of "Winterology," teaches Goofy
and your students the history and traditions of Thanksgiving,
Christmas and New Year's. (Disney,)
DISSECTION AND ANATOMY OF THE FROG, THE
VH1803
Offers students a detailed explanation of the dissection procedure in
vivid close-up and with a clear, precise commentary. (Nebraska
Sci.,)
DIVERSITY OF LIFE
VH1994
Uses live specimens, models, paintings, and drawings to examine
the diversity and evolution of life. (Ind.Univ., 1982)
DNA: LABORATORY OF LIFE
VH744
Linus Pauling explains in clear terms how DNA works in the cell.
See how genetically engineered drugs are manufactured and why
they may revolutionize the treatment of heart attacks. (NG, 1985)
DO NOT BOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!-LOST!!!!!!!!!!!
VH3847
Mr. Roach is an attorney for the Legal Aid Society of Suffolk
County and is in charge of the seniors division. He discusses Elder
Law where attorneys need to specialize in various areas of the law
to help older people keep control of their lives and protect
themselves. His most important message is to plan for the future
so if something happens down the line you and your family are
prepared. (NYSBA, 98)
DO NOT BOOK LOST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
VH3190
The election process is explored in the U.S. and other countries.
Stresses the importance of voting. Also explains the political
parties. (19)
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DINOSAURS: PUZZLES FROM THE PAST
VH201
What were dinosaurs and their world like? Animation and visits to a
dinosaur excavation and a museum highlight an exciting film that
suggests answers. (Gift,)
VH3794
This unit includes five programs that cover the following concepts:
gravity, weight vs. mass, work, kinetic energy, and potential
energy. (FFH,)
VH880
Gregory Peck won an Oscar for his brilliant performance as a
Southern lawyer who defends a black man accused of raping a
white woman. (GA, 1962)
DO PIGS SCRATCH THEIR BACKS?..AND OTHER QUESTIONS ON
THE FARM
VH2537
This video addresses some of the questions that students and
teachers ask Chris Fesko when they visit her Discovery Center on
the farm: Do you have to help a cow have a calf? How many eggs
does a chicken lay in one day? Why are your pigs clean?...and more.
(FESKO, 2)
DOG DAYS-(#22)
VH1708
Offers an introduction to discussion about the incidence of
depression and suicide among teens. (DEGRASSI JR. HIGH)
DOMINIC SPERA ON JAZZ
VH3174
Designed for the student jazz ensemble, Dominic Spera offers both
the student and educator a comprehensive session in jazz education.
(Masterplan,)
DON QUIXOTE
VH3958
(animated) The masterful prose of Cervantes' epic novel is
captured in this adaptation. From human fallibility to quirky charm,
each character's essence is captured through spectacular
voice-overs. Renowned actor Simon Callow is the voice of Don
Quixote. (LIB.V.)
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DONALD AND THE WHEEL
VH1508
Donald Duck explains how the wheel is a basic concept of the
universe and acquaint students with the history of this revolutionary
invention. (Disney,)
DONALD IN MATHMAGIC LAND
VH1488
Donald Duck discovers the world of math including the pentagram,
the golden rectangle, and the spiral students will see how
mathematical principles influence science, art, music, architecture,
and even sports. (Disney,)
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−
DONALD'S FIRE DRILL
VH937
Two students match wits and fire safety knowledge on the comical
quiz show as they race to solve fire safety clues and questions
based on Exit Drills In The Home (EDITH). Viewers learn safety tips
and techniques that will enable them to act safely during a fire in
the home. (Disney, 1991)
DONALD'S FIRE SURVIVAL PLAN
VH1489
Donald Duck and his nephews outline the most up-to-date
techniques for preventing or surviving a fire in the home.
(Disney,)
DON'T BE SHOCKED
VH1028
This video shows Teddy and Joanne around their home, showing
viewers how to use electricity safely. The dangers of careless use
of electricity are clearly explained and effectively demonstrated.
(Altschul,)
121
DONT
DON'T CALL ME NAMES
VH2728
VHS videocassette, P, 15
Name-calling is one of the ways young children express their anger
or frustration. But to the child being called names, it can be painful
and damaging. This program uses vignettes to highlight the reasons
behind name-calling, and the effect it has on others, and to show
kids how to be more assertive so they can stop others from calling
them names. (SNBRST, 2)
DON'T DO IT; DON'T ALLOW IT: FOR STUDENTS
VH3507
This program presents results of the 1993 study on sexual
harassment in grades 8-11 conducted for the American Association
of University Women. It teaches what behaviors are unacceptable
in the schools. It then teaches them to "take action," including
ways to assert their own rights without making a formal complaint.
(Capstone, 1993)
DON'T DO IT; DON'T ALLOW IT: FOR TEACHERS AND STAFF
VH3508
This video presents guidelines on sexual harassment established by
the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and shows
clearly what is unacceptable. It also advises against questionable
behaviors. (Capstone, 1993)
DON'T DRIVE INTOXICATED
VH1676
A hard-hitting educational video on the dangers and consequences
of driving while intoxicated. (RG Prod.,)
DON'T FORGET SHERRIE
VH336
This film deals with a subject that some may find controversial.
There are situations in this film where teenagers and others discuss
sexual activity and AIDS prevention in frank terms. The film deals
with the threat of the disease, AIDS, for teenagers and how they
can avoid getting the disease. (Amer.Red Cross,)
DON'T GET BURNED
VH1079
Helps communicate a fire safety message to young people. This
film combines the efforts of the Walter Johnson High School and
the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Film Group
to provide escape plans, and false alarms in terms any person,
particularly young can relate to. (Gift,)
DON'T PICK ON ME
VH3629
Most kids get teased by other kids at some time, but when teasing
gets out of hand, it takes an ugly turn and becomes harassment.
Using two scenarios, this examines the dynamics behind teasing and
being teased, and shows effective responses to being harassed.
(GIFT/Sunburst, 1993)
DON'T POP YOUR CORK ON MONDAYS!
VH3177
In bright, humorous and lively animation, this program provides
children with an understanding of stress, and the importance of
developing stress survival skills. (FilmFair, 1991)
QUESTAR III
DOVE, THE
VH2016
The Dove is the true story of a seventeen-year-old boy who sails
from San Pedro, California, on a trip around the world, alone.
(Aims,)
DOW & JONES
VH4062
A & E biography presents the amazing story of the pioneers who
founded a newspaper and made New York City the financial center
of the world. (TCHR.V)
DOWNFALL: SPORTS AND DRUGS
VH1887
Downfall is designed for anti-drug education. The stories about the
people who appear in the program are real. While the people are
athletes, their stories are meant to have universal application to all
young people. (U.S.Dept. of Ed.,)
DOZEN EGGS, A (Time-Lapse Microscopy of Normal Development)
VH916
This series of video sequences clearly shows normal development in
a wide range of organisms, using time-lapse cinemicrography to
demonstrate major cellular rearrangements. (Sinaur Assoc., 1991)
DR. DAD'S PH3: BUOYANCY
VH3690
Dr. Dad flashes back in time, reviving the spirits of Archimedes and
Samuel Clemens as he presents a new slant on the phenomena of
displacement and flotation. Students learn about what properties
make objects float or sink in water. (GPN, 1993)
DR. DAD'S PH3: ELECTROMAGNETISM
VH3691
The discoveries of Michael Faraday and Thomas Edison are revealed
by Dr. Dad. Students will discover how magnetic fields are
generated to create electricity and how electric motors and
generators operate. Also takes viewers on a tour of a major power
plant, where complex power distribution is explained. (GPN, 1993)
DR. DAD'S PH3: OPTICS
VH3692
Focus on two great light benders: Sir Isaac Newton and Caroline
Herschel. In this program your students will observe how different
shaped lenses change the way light bends, and they will be
wide-eyed as they view a revolutionary eye exam using high-tech
devices. (GPN, 1993)
DR. LEAKEY AND THE DAWN OF MAN
VH3784
Dr. Leaky and his wife toiled for years to prove their theory that
mankind first lived in Africa. (NG,)
DR. SEUSS: HORTON HATCHES THE EGG/IF I RAN THE CIRCUS
VH3600
Program #1: Horton the Elephant gets a bit more than he bargained
for when he agrees to help out Mayzie the lazy bird. Program #2:
Join young Morris McGurk on a fanciful trip to the Circus McGurkus
a stupendous attraction he dreams up in the lot behind old
Sneelock's store. (Random House,)
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DON'T STOP BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
VH683
Teaches positive self-esteem through involvement, contribution and
taking positive risks. (Noodlehead Ntwk., 1997)
DOUBLESPEAK
VH1922
This program looks at how the English language has been inflated
and manipulated to distort, obfuscate, or cover up meaning, or to
replace meaning altogether. Illustrations are drawn from ordinary
conversation, advertising, the workplace, and the Iran-Contra
hearings; which offer a case study of governmental doublespeak.
(FFH,)
DOUGHNUTS, THE
VH2093
Homer Price, America's favorite 10-year-old, is up to his ears in
doughnuts, thanks to a doughnut machine gone berserk. (WW,)
122
DR. SEUSS ON THE LOOSE/LORAX, THE
VH239
Program #1: This film combines three short stories; The Sneetches,
The Zax and Green Eggs and Ham in a thematic trio which
explores the off-times fickle and flexible world of attitudes.
Program #2: Just who is the Lorax, and what does he do? Only Dr.
Seuss can describe this creature, which he does charmingly with
typical Seussian logic. (BFA,)
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DR. SEUSS: PONTOFFEL POCK, WHERE ARE YOU?
VH3590
Poor Pontoffel! His unfortunate mishap at the pickle factory makes
him feel like a complete failure. Enter McGillicuddy, a sprightly fairy
who provides Pontoffel with a magic piano that takes him anywhere
at the touch of a button... (Random House,)
Catalog
DRYING
DR. SEUSS: THE CAT IN THE HAT GETS GRINCHED
VH3599
When the Grinch and the Cat in the Hat cross paths, their
conflicting natures set the stage for a zany rivalry. (Random
House,)
DR. SEUSS: YERTLE THE TURTLE (and other stories)
VH3591
Critically acclaimed actor John Lithgow adds his spirited narration to
this whimsical video classic, complete with delightful original music.
(Random House,)
DR. ZHIVAGO-PT.I
VH761
Omar Sharif and Julie Christie in Pasternak's story of love and
romance during the Russian revolution. Six Oscars. (GA,)
DR. ZHIVAGO-PT.II
VH762
(GA,)
VHS videocassette, JH, C
DRAGON STEW
VH1984
King Chubby, Claus the Cook, and a small fire-breathing dragon
comprise the main ingredients in this funny animated fantasy about
a recipe contest, with a clever surprise ending. (BFA,)
DRAWING
VH1829
A study in the use and manipulation of pencil and eraser, line and
space to create exciting compositions is enhanced in this program
by a further exploration of the many forms drawing can take when
different media are chosen. (EAV,)
DRAWING THE LANDSCAPE OUTDOORS-(With Stanley Maltzman)
VH1851
Stanley Maltzman shares his experience with landscape drawing.
(Millman Video,)
DREAMS OF CHINA
VH58
After WWII, the U.S. placed its hopes on rebuilding China into an
Asian super-power through Chiang Kai-shek and his Nationalist
regime. The defeat of Chiang's government by Mao Tse-tung led to
a series of U.S. foreign policy decisions that have defined the
present power structure of the Pacific Rim. (PBS,)
DREAMS OF EQUALITY
VH3509
This documentary drama chronicles the early struggles of the
Women's Rights Movement, personalized in the letters between a
sister and brother that span 30 years. (Media Projects,)
VH69
Through hypothetical scenarios and frank discussions of their own
experiences, teens talk about how to get out of and stay out of
drunk driving predicaments and retain the respect of peers.
DRIVER AWARENESS
VH2115
This program puts viewers "in the driver's seat" as they watch 35
different moving traffic scenes played out in front of them through
the windshield of "their" vehicle. Following each scene, viewers
must choose whether the action taken was correct or incorrect.
(AMS,)
DRIVER TRAINING: CONTROLLING AUTO SKIDS
VH3243
Skidding is one of the most dangerous of driving hazards, but it is
controllable. This program gives drivers the information they need
to make skid-control techniques second nature. (Aims, 1992)
DRIVING IN BAD WEATHER
VH3515
Using the setting of a television newscast, this video dramatizes the
blinding effects of fog, dust, smoke, rain, snow and ice. Stresses
the need to slow down to maintain control or get off the road safely
in adverse conditions. (AAA FOTS, 1994)
DRIVING TASK, THE
VH3767
Summarizes the two major parts of safe operations of a motor
vehicle:IPDE, defensive driving, car control and handling skills.
These skills are described in a wide variety of traffic environments.
(Safety Ind.,)
DROP OF BLOOD, A
VH3737
Introduction to red/white blood cells, blood types, platelets, etc.
(Barr, 1985)
DRUG & ALCOHOL TESTING AND TRAINING COMPLIANCE
PROGRAM
VH3651
AMS Distributors has produced a complete training program for
49CFR382 training.
Includes: Substance Abuse Training for
Transportation
Supervisors,
Alcohol
Misuse
Training
for
Transportation Supervisors, Drug/Alcohol Training for Drivers. Also
includes one Overview/Preview tape. (AMS,)
DRUG FREE KIDS: A PARENT'S GUIDE
VH1287
Twelve of America's leading actors and actresses team for this
instructional tape of role-playing scenes to help concerned parents
deal with the very real problem of drug abuse. Produced in
conjunction with leading medical authorities. (Mov.Un.,)
DRUG KNOT
VH1454
Anti-drug crusader David Toma whose experience as a vice
detective, portrays himself in this hard-hitting video.
This
docu-drama is inspired by situations he has encountered in his talk
to kids and parents in schools across the country about the
problems of drugs and alcohol. (Disney,)
−
VH63
Michael Pritchard encourages teenagers to come to grips with
drugs. Students talk openly and honestly about their choices, good
and bad. (POWER OF CHOICE) (POWER OF CHOICE) (PBS, 1988)
VH68
In this program, high school students examine how chemical abuse
damages relationships. They learn what can and can't be done
about the problem and how to respond when a chemically
dependent person asks for help. (POWER OF CHOICE) (POWER OF
CHOICE) (PBS, 1988)
DRUGS, YOUR FRIENDS, AND YOU: HANDLING PEER PRESSURE
VH3753
Peer pressure can be a powerful influence on the decision to use
drugs or alcohol. This program makes students aware that they do
have choices, then teaches specific techniques for dealing
assertively with pro-drug/alcohol pressures. (Sunburst,)
DRUGS: FRIEND OR FOE?
VH568
Illustrates the benefits of proper drug use as well as the hazards of
drug mis-use. (Marsh Media, 1996)
DRUM SET, THE: A Musical Approach
VH1416
This comprehensive two-hour color instructional video produced in
conjunction with Yamaha examines the fundamentals of jazz, rock
and funk drumming from a uniquely musical perspective. (DCI,)
DRYING OUT
VH2179
How do things dry out? Children test the effects of various surface
areas, wind, and heat by drying clothes. On a larger scale, cloud
formation and desalinization provide demonstrations of the same
principles. (SCIENTIFIC EYE) (SCIENTIFIC EYE) (Journal, 1987)
123
DUCKS
DUCK'S UNLIMITED'S VIDEOGUIDE TO WATERFOWL AND GAME
BIRDS
VH1342
This video, combines breathtaking footage, still photographs and
computer-enhanced graphics to identify all of North America's
waterfowl and upland game birds. (DU Video,)
DUCKS UNDER SIEGE
VH2122
This film examines the decline in ducks as an ecological indicator
that the land is not in a balanced state. The program looks at the
loss of wetland habitat and at efforts to arrest duck decline in the
United States and Canada. (PBS Video, 1991)
DUE PROCESS
VH365
(Student Rights and Responsibilities) Citizens are entitled to every
step under the law before their cases are finally decided. (WAYS OF
THE LAW) (WAYS OF THE LAW) (GPN,)
VH2110
DUII, driving under the influence of intoxicants, is the leading cause
of death among young people between the ages of 16 and 24. This
video makes it clear that using alcohol or drugs when driving is a big
mistake for a variety of reasons. (Aims, 1987)
DWARF: LITTLE PEOPLE, BIG STEPS
VH2610
Historically, dwarfs have been respected and valued members of
society. Students will enter the daily life of these individuals who
face challenges at almost every turn, and find out how they triumph
over physical and emotional obstacles. (DSCVRY)
DWARF: STANDING TALL
VH2611
Students will experience life from the point of view of a dwarf in
this program. They will see how little people overcome simple
obstacles like managing a flight of stairs, reaching for a doorknob or
even handling a pencil made for longer fingers. (DSCVRY)
"DYING TO BE HEARD...IS ANYBODY LISTENING?"
VH1968
The characteristics of a suicidal teen shows how depression can
lead to suicide. Teens talk about how they tried to commit suicide
and how treatment turned their lives around. (Ivanhoe Comm.,
1987)
DYING TO BE THIN
VH3903
Narrated by Susan Sarandon. Introduces wiewers to students,
ballet dancers, fashion models and other young women who are
seeking recovery or have conquered their disease. Shows students
they can be too thin. The disturbing truth behind anorexia, bulimia
and America's body obsession. (TCHR.V)
EARLY ADOLESCENCE: A TIME OF CHANGE-IMPLICATIONS FOR
SCHOOLS
VH3075
This video tape reviews the physical, social, emotional, and
intellectual characteristics of middle level students and provides a
host of ideas for educators as they seek to improve education in the
middle. (NMSA, 1988)
EARLY RENAISSANCE, THE
VH49
Through the contributions of Florentine artists in the early fifteenth
century, the classical tradition is revived and re-interpreted. The
achievements of Masaccio, Donatello, and Ghiberti exemplify the
merging of Christian and humanistic values in art. (ART OF THE
WESTERN WORLD) (ART OF THE WESTERN WORLD) (Annenberg
CPB, 1990)
EARLY RUSSIA
VH1620
Traces the development of Russia as a nation from its origins of
loosely allied Viking trade posts through the reign of Peter the Great
and the beginnings of Russia's modern history. (WESTERN MAN
AND THE MODERN WORLD) (WESTERN MAN AND THE MODERN
124
QUESTAR III
EARTH AND THE SUN, THE: THE ESSENTIAL DUET
VH3446
An animated exploration of the relationship between the earth and
the sun. (M.Guild,)
HOLIDAY FACTS & FUN: EARTH DAY
VH135
This video tells the story behind Earth Day. (Rainbow,)
EARTH, LTD.
VH2171
Metal, stone, wood, and oil all come from the earth. This program
suggests a number of ways to make the best use of the earth's
resources. (SCIENTIFIC EYE) (SCIENTIFIC EYE) (Journal, 1988)
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT EARTHQUAKES
VH2570
In this program, young students will examine the forces at work
that cause earthquakes and discover the instruments that scientists
use to predict and measure these earthly tremors. (L.VIDE)
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT EARTH'S HISTORY
VH2571
Young students will trace the evolution of the Earth and the
organisms that populate it. Students will take a peek deep inside
the Earth, examining its varied layers while discussing how
scientists use fossils to help map out the complex time-line of
events that has changed the Earth over millions of years.
(L.VIDE)
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT FOSSILS
VH2572
Young students will examine the different ways in which fossils are
formed, and see how paleontologists figure out the age of these
ancient creations. In a fun, hands-on activity, students will see how
molds and casts are made, while a visit to the New Mexico Museum
of Natural History and Science showcases how fossils are restored
in order to be displayed in museums. (L.VIDE)
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT LAND FORMATIONS
VH2573
The earth is filled with a wonderful variety of land formations that
range from towering mountains to sandy deserts and deep canyons.
Young students will examine these and other earthly structures
while learning about the forces that created them. (L.VIDE)
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT NATURAL
RESOURCES
VH2575
Young students will learn that natural resources include sunshine,
fresh air, plants, animals, minerals and fossil fuels like coal, oil and
natural gas. They will learn about these resources and more,
discovering along the way what makes some natural resources
renewable and others nonrenewable. (L.VIDE)
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT ROCKS & MINERALS
VH2574
Young students will discover the characteristics of minerals and see
how different minerals make up different kinds of rocks: igneous,
sedimentary and metamorphic. A visit to a lapidary shop examines
some beautiful gemstones, while a fun, hands-on investigation
demonstrates how solid crystals can be made from a liquid.
(L.VIDE)
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT SOIL
VH2576
Young students will learn what components are needed to make the
best soils for growing plants while discovering the important role
that the forces of erosion play in the creation of this valuable
resource. A visit to a grade school showcases a unique program
that uses lunch leftovers and hungry earthworms to improve the soil
in the school's garden. (L.VIDE)
Catalog
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT THE WATER
VH2577
Young students discover the amazing process by which the Earth's
water supply has been recycled over millions of years, centering on
three stages: evaporation, condensation and precipitation. They will
follow the trail that water takes after it falls from the skys, and
learn what steps scientists are taking to protect the Earth's water
supply from the dangers of pollution. (L.VIDE)
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT VOLCANOES
VH2578
Young students will learn the ins and outs of volcanoes, examining
their anatomy while learning about three major types: shield, cinder
cone and composite volcanoes. A visit to Mammoth Mountain in
California focuses on the signs that this dormant volcano may be
coming to life. (L.VIDE)
EARTH SCIENCE FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT WEATHERING &
EROSION
VH2579
Young students will examine natural forces such as wind, rain,
temperature and the activity of living things continually shaping the
visible landscape. They will discover how these forces combine to
form the Earth's features. (L.VIDE)
EARTH SCIENCE: PLANETS
VH3748
The newest generation of high-tech space probes provides up to the
minute information about the Earth's celestial neighbors. Dazzling
animated sequences and recent Voyager, Magellan and Galileo
imagery create an exciting visual experience. (Film Ideas, 1993)
EARTH: THE RESTLESS PLANET
VH519
Students take a film journey to explore three active volcanoes, one
in Hawaii, Sicily and Zaire. (NG,)
EARTH TO KIDS:A GUIDE TO PRODUCTS FOR A HEALTHY
PLANET/BUY ME THAT! A KID'S SURVIVAL GUIDE TO TV
ADVERTISING
VH2263
Program #1 teaches children and their families how to make buying
decisions that will help to save the planet. Children will learn how
to evaluate products for their environmental impact. Program #2
helps children learn the tricks of the advertising trade and develop a
healthy skepticism toward commercials targeted at them. (Films
Inc./Gift, 1990)
EARTH, WIND AND FIRE IN CONCERT
VH1586
The group performs many of their hits. (Ed. Record,)
EARTHDAY BIRTHDAY
VH3130
This animated musical features a group of baby dinosaurs dedicated
to helping Planet Earth survive. Living in a mill next to a stream
with their animal friends, the dinosaurs organize a birthday party for
the Earth, inviting children from around the world to join the
festivities. (Direct Cinema, 1990)
EARTH, ENVIRONMENT AND BEYOND:FORCES THAT GOVERN OUR
UNIVERSE
VH3684
This program names the fundamental forces responsible for all
physical actions of the universe, describes how gravity is an
attraction between two objects, explains how electromagnetism
causes a magnetic pull between objects, and explains the nuclear
forces. (St.Ed.,)
EARTH, ENVIRONMENT, AND BEYOND: POLLUTION
VH3686
This program explains how human beings are polluting the
environment, describes how life cycles are upset by excess waste
and depleted resources, names sources of pollution in cities and
rural areas and describes ways pollution can be prevented.
(St.Ed.,)
ECONOMICS
EARTH, ENVIRONMENT, AND BEYOND:WHAT ARE VOLCANOES?
VH3685
This program explains the source of magma and how it emerges
from volcanoes, differentiates basic types of volcanoes, describes
and locates volcanic zones. (St.Ed.,)
EARTHQUAKES
VH1532
Using documentary footage in conjunction with an actual classroom
earthquake drill, this new video reassures students that while we
can't prevent earthquakes there are many safety measures we can
follow to prepare for them. (Disney,)
EARTHQUAKES AND VOLCANOES (Rev.)
VH1983
A map of places where earthquakes and volcanoes are known to
have been active reveals that they occur in the same places and
that earthquakes and volcanoes are concentrated in certain regions
of the world for example, in a great circle around the Pacific
Ocean. (BFA,)
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EARTHWORM, THE: NATURE'S PLOWMAN
VH228
This program provides a close look at one of the best friends a
farmer or gardener can have, the lowly earthworm. It shows how
this unsung, sometimes reviled animal creates porous, fertile soil
just by its presence. (EBE, 1991)
EASTER BUNNY IS COMIN' TO TOWN, THE
VH307
(Wilson Media,)
EAT SMART
VH2282
Host Judy Woodruff takes viewers on location to Italy and China to
examine the diets of two countries that experts believe offer models
for healthier eating and lower incidence of cancer and heart disease.
(PBS Video, 1991)
EATING SMART
VH1941
This video explains the American Cancer Society guidelines on diet
and nutrition as they relate to cancer prevention. (Amer.Cancer
Soc.,)
ECO, YOU, AND SIMON TOO!
VH1938
Curly-haired Simon takes his fuzzy sea otter friend, Eco, to a park
for the day. This appealing adult-puppet duo exude warmth and
enthusiasm as they curiously explore their surroundings.
(Centerpoint Com., 1990)
ECONOMIC GROWTH/PUBLIC GOODS AND RESPONSIBILITIES/
INTERNATIONAL TRADE/EXCHANGE RATES
VH1864
Includes: Program #1: Explains two of the major determinants of
economic growth in the 20th century. Program #2: Defines "public
goods" and shows the purposes of the tax system. Program #3:
Illustrates specialization and comparative advantage and shows how
trade may hurt certain groups but benefit society as a whole.
Program #4: Shows the effect of exchange rates on trade, domestic
economic growth, and inflation. (ECONOMICS U$A) (ECONOMICS
U$A) (Films Inc.,)
ECONOMIC SYSTEMS/PARTNERS IN ECONOMICS/THE BUSINESS
CYCLE/ DETERMINING PRICE
VH768
This animated series is an entertaining, concise study of economic
systems and how they work. It looks at the advantages and
disadvantages of the three main economic structures: command,
market, and mixed and the modified free enterprise economy.
(Gift,)
ECONOMICS BY CHOICE
VH1414
Illustrate basic economics concepts for children with situations that
relate to their own life. (Disney,)
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ECOSYSTEMS
QUESTAR III
ECOSYSTEMS FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT DESERTS AND
GRASSLANDS
VH3964
In this program, young viewers will discover the characteristics that
make the desert and grasslands regions unique, while exploring the
plants and animals that make their homes in these environments.
(LIB.V., 1)
ECOSYSTEMS FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT ECOSYSTEMS
VH3965
In this program, young viewers will explore the ecosystems where
trees are the major plant life form. They will discover the three
different types of forests found around the world, and explore the
plant and animal life found there. (LIB.V., 1)
ECOSYSTEMS FOR CHILDREN:ALL ABOUT WATER ECOSYSTEMS
VH3963
In this program, young viewers will explore freshwater ecosystems
such as ponds and rivers, as well as marine ecosystems like coral
reefs and the open ocean. (LIB.V., 1)
ECSTASY: THE FACTS
VH3921
Using a fast-paced MTV documentary style, this video explores the
skyrocketing use of the psychedelic drug known as ecstasy. After
viewing this video, students will understand that ecstasy is a
dangerous drug to be avoided at all costs. (HRM, 1)
EDGAR ALLEN POE
VH2015
The work of a skilled director combines exceptional original art and
period graphics to present the student with a meaningful
introduction to the life and work of Edgar Allen Poe. (Aims,)
EDUCATION NEWS PARENTS CAN USE:SCIENCE A
VH2544
In the 21st century, success in life and at work increasingly depend
on a solid knowledge of mathematics and science. Virtually all of
today's good jobs not just the technical ones demand a deep
understanding of math and science principles that was unnecessary
in previous generations. This program will help parents understand
the importance of ensuring a world-class mathematics and science
education for all children. The program offers parents information
and tools for encouraging their children's academic achievement in
these essential subjects. (2)
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EDUCATOR (PROFESSOR BIOLOGY)/REGISTERED NURSE
VH3457
(Vol.I:Prog.10) (CAREERS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY) (CAREERS
EDWARD HOPPER: SILENT WITNESS
VH4073
Edward Hopper is famous for his peaceful diner scene, but his work
also includes dramatic portraits of sweeping Cape Cod coastlines.
(TCHR.V, 94)
EFFECT OF GLASNOST ON EASTERN EUROPE, THE
VH364
What do changes in the Soviet Union mean for the countries of
Eastern Europe? How far will popular pressures for economic change
take them? What do these changes say about inherent benefits and
problems of communism? of capitalism? These questions and more
are discussed in a lively, comprehensive debate. (CloseUp Found.,)
EFFECTIVE SCHOOL RESTRUCTURING: HOW TO MAKE IT HAPPEN
VH3407
This program will provide you with strategies that can be tailored to
fit your individual school's or district's needs. National experts will
discuss different perspectives on school restructuring and share how
the managerial and instructional roles of various education leaders
must change if real restructuring is to take place. (PBS, 1993)
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EFFECTIVE SCHOOL RESTRUCTURING: HOW TO PLAN AND
IMPLEMENT RESTRUCTURING IN YOUR SCHOOLS
VH3409
This program will move the discussion from the general principles
and theoretical constructs of restructuring to practical approaches
to planning and implementing restructuring in a local school or
district. Information will be provided that will enable districts to
plan appropriate restructuring strategies and to provide necessary
training for the changing roles of educational partners. (PBS, 1993)
EFFECTIVE SCHOOL RESTRUCTURING: OVERCOMING BARRIERS TO
SCHOOL RECONSTRUCTION
VH3408
Focusing on specific examples and experiences, national experts and
education leaders will identify for you the common barriers that they
have faced in their restructuring work. This will provide you with
valuable information about potential barriers that you may face and
will offer strategies that other schools have used to overcome them.
(PBS, 1993)
EFFECTIVE SCHOOL RESTRUCTURING: UNDERSTANDING SCHOOL
RESTRUCTURING
VH3406
This first video conference is designed to help participants better
understand the basic issues of school restructuring.
National
experts, featured educational leaders and local participants will
assist in establishing a working definition of restructuring. (PBS,
1993)
EFFECTIVE TEACHER, THE
VH2689
VHS videocassette, T, 8 TAPE
This production, honored by the Telly Awards as the best education
series in the past twenty years, captures the warmth, humor and
enthusiasm of Harry Wong.
A Superintendent remarked that
hearing Harry Wong should be a state certification requirement for
all teachers. (H.WONG)
EFFICIENT TIME MANAGEMENT
VH918
Shows students how to make time work for them and not against
them.
Juggling various commitments, utilizing idle time and
avoiding favorite time wasters will help in school and for the rest of
their lives. (EVN,)
EGGBERT-(#14)
VH1700
This program kicks off the second semester at DeGrassi by
challenging some stereotypes about teen fathers and exploring some
of the complicated problems which teen mothers must confront. It
raises issues about communicating with family and facing up to
problems in a responsible way. (DEGRASSI JR. HIGH) (DEGRASSI
JR. HIGH) (Direct Cinema, 1987)
EGYPT: CYCLE OF LIFE
VH2376
This program delves into the complex culture of ancient Egypt and
its rich spiritual traditions. (United Learning, 1997)
EGYPT: LAND OF THE PHARAOHS
VH1281
An informative survey of Egyptian history from Ancient Egyptian
contributions to architecture, science, and the arts, to the
agricultural and economic reforms under Nasser and Sadat.
(Zenger Video,)
EGYPT/AUSTRALIA
VH1602
VHS videocassette, INT-HS, 51, C
(#1) Observes industry and agriculture along the Nile, the busy port
of Alexandria, and Cairo, the capital and largest city in Africa. (#2)
Introduces the Aboriginals, the first people to inhabit the island
continent of Australia, and re-creates the coming of Europeans,
convicts, and their guards from England. (NATIONS OF THE
WORLD/FAMILIES OF THE WORLD) (NATIONS
OF
THE
WORLD/FAMILIES OF THE WORLD) (NG, 1987)
EGYPT'S PYRAMIDS: HOUSES OF ETERNITY
VH520
The history of pyramid-building in Egypt will unfold as you learn
about the development and decline of the pyramid. (NG,)
Catalog
ENERGY
ELECTING A PRESIDENT
VH1013
This video examines both the hoopla that surrounds a presidential
race and the structure the Constitution provides for presidential
succession. (Knowledge Un., 1995)
ELECTING A PRESIDENT: THE PROCESS
VH3747
Focusing on presidential elections, this program includes information
about presidential eligibility, the electoral college, presidential
politics relating to elections, primaries, conventions and campaigns.
(Rainbow, 1993)
ELECTRICITY
VH1406
This film combines live action, animated diagrams, and a catchy
original song to trace the generation and flow of electricity from the
dam on the river to the outlet in the wall. (Disney,)
ELECTRICITY: A FIRST FILM
VH1049
This video shows clearly how electricity works, how we can
generate it, the many ways it helps us, and some of the fads about
its effect on the environment. (BFA,)
ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:ELECTRON
ARRANGEMENT
VH3320
When physicists Erwin Schrodinger and Werner Heisenberg applied
wave mechanics to the atom, they theorized that Bohr's energy
levels consisted of sub-levels, or orbitals.
This program
demonstrates the importance of the number of electrons in the outer
orbitals of the properties of the atom. (FFH, 1992)
ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:HOW ATOMS BOND
VH3321
The forces of attraction and repulsion within atoms are examined,
and the different types of bonds that form are shown. Covalent
bonds, in which atoms share electrons, and ionic bonds, in which an
electron is traded from one atom to another, are explained. (FFH,
1992)
ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:INTRODUCING THE
PLAYERS
VH3318
This program introduces the atom and the three main subatomic
particles the electron, the proton, and the neutron. The location,
charge, and relative mass of these particles are demonstrated.
Ernest Rutherford's model of the atom is reviewed in terms of its
advances and shortcomings. (FFH, 1992)
ELEMENTARY ELECTRICITY
VH3394
Spark students' interest in electricity with the story of the invention
that changed our world the incandescent light. (NG, 1993)
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ELEPHANTS AND HIPPOS IN AFRICA
VH1509
Living in herds, these ponderous animals present a fascinating
parade as they forage, fight, and play in the seldom seen routine of
daily existence. (Disney,)
ELEPHANT'S CHILD, THE
VH1754
VHS videocassette, P-H, 27, C
Animated version of Rudyard Kipling's "Just So" story, about how
the elephant came by his distinctive sniffer is given a hearty
narration by Jack Nicholson. (Mov.Un., 1986)
ELVIS ON TOUR
VH1587
Elvis speaks publicly about his life and career, rare footage from his
early days, as well as some extraordinary scenes when the camera
catches Elvis in rare, private moments. (Ed. Record,)
EMERGENCY DRIVING PROCEDURES/ABC OF THE DIESEL
ENGINE/SIGNS AND LINES/OUR AMERICAN CROSSROADS
VH438
Program #1: How do you handle a skid?, a panic stop? What do you
do if you suddenly run off the road? These questions are answered
as the camera follows a young driver through the Advanced Driver
Education course at the General Motors Proving Ground. Program
#2: Explains the principles of the diesel engine. Program #3: Shows
the familiar road signs and pavement markings now being replaced
in the U.S. Program 4: An entertaining film about the automobile in
our changing way of life. (Gift,)
EMERGENCY!: HEALTH CARE IN AMERICA
VH3866
Health care has become a major political issue. Ted Koppel hosts
this special on the urgent need for reform in the U.S. (TCH.V)
EMPIRE OF REASON, AN
VH1764
The story of the ratification debates on the U.S. Constitution in
New York State as it would have been presented by today's
electronic media. Featuring many familiar broadcast personalities,
including Walter Cronkite, John Chancellor, and Phil Donahue.
(NY St.Bicen.Com.,)
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ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:METALS AND IONIC
SOLIDS
VH3323
The common properties of metal its conductivity and malleability
can be explained by the types of bonding that occur between
metal atoms. (FFH, 1992)
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ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:THE RUTHERFORD-BOHR
ATOM
VH3319
With his concept of energy levels, Bohr saved Rutherford's model of
the atom. This program explores Bohr's hypothesis that electrons
can occupy only definite energy levels. The transfer of electrons
between energy levels and the relationship between the properties
of an atom and its electron arrangement are also discussed. (FFH,
1992)
ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:MOLECULAR
SUBSTANCE AND COVALENT CRYSTALS
VH3322
This program explains stable and unstable atomic bonds. Diatomic
molecules form when atoms share pairs of electrons, held together
by covalent bonds. Polar molecules, produced by a combination of
covalent and ionic bonds, occur when one nucleus has a stronger
charge than the other. (FFH, 1992)
ENCOURAGING AUTONOMY
VH3093
WILL LISTEN) (KET,)
END OF INNOCENCE, THE
VH2314
At some point, every teenager will be offered drugs and alcohol.
This program gives teenagers a view of the choices other teenagers
have made about using drugs. They'll hear no lectures or horror
stories. Instead, they'll get a large dose of their peers' thoughts
about drugs and alcohol. (WRGB, 1990)
ENERGY FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT HEAT
VH2580
Young students learn that all objects have heat energy; it's just that
some have more than others. They will discover what heat energy
is and how we use it, while the host's humorous antics help kids
understand how heat moves through conduction, convection and
radiation. Melting point and boiling point are explained with colorful
footage and graphics. (L.VIDE)
ENERGY FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT THE CONSERVATION OF
ENERGY
VH2581
This program teaches young students that activities such as
carpooling with friends, riding their bikes, turning off lights when
they leave a room and recycling help reduce energy consumption.
They will see that garbage, a kind of biomass, can be an energy
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ENERGY
QUESTAR III
resource too! A fun activity that encourages conservation by
allowing kids to try their hand at composting, is included.
(L.VIDE)
ENERGY FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT THE TRANSFER OF ENERGY
VH2582
In this program, young students learn about potential and kinetic
energy, and how energy transfers between these two states.
Bowling balls and rubber bands are used to demonstrate the transfer
of energy, while divers and snowboarders provide exciting real-life
examples. (L.VIDE)
ENERGY FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT THE USES OF ENERGY
VH2583
In this program, young students will learn that electricity is what
keeps our world running. The program invites young viewers to
imagine what life was like before electricity and how different life
would be without it, while emphasizing how the availability of
electricity has transformed the lives of people around the world.
(L.VIDE)
ENERGY FOR CHILDREN: WHAT IS ENERGY?
VH2584
In this program, humorous characters and demonstrations combine
to give young students a solid overview of what energy is and how
we use it. Viewers will see how a spinning pinwheel, a strumming
guitar and a crackling fire all serve as great examples of energy at
work, and more. (L.VIDE)
ENERGY IN ACTION: ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY
VH3872
What do radios, microwave ovens and x-ray machines have in
common? They all use different forms of electromagnetic energy to
do work. Students will learn that cosmic rays from space and
visible light are also part of the family of energy waves known as
the electromagnetic spectrum. (LIB.V.)
ENERGY IN ACTION: ENERGY: POTENTIAL & KINETIC
VH3874
Students discover that kinetic energy is related to objects in motion
while potential energy is stored, just waiting to be put to use. They
will see how increasing potential energy translates to more kinetic
energy with compelling, real-life examples. (LIB.V.)
ENERGY IN ACTION: ENERGY RESOURCES: USE & CONSERVATION
VH3873
Students learn that we can harvest the power of nature from a
variety of sources all around us; the sun, wind and water, the atom,
energy stored in fossil fuels and the very heat of the planet itself.
(LIB.V.)
ENERGY IN ACTION: HEAT & CHEMICAL ENERGY
VH3875
What is heat energy, and how does it relate to chemical energy?
Students learn that heat energy comes from the motion of chemical
atoms and chemical energy is stored in the bonds that link atoms
together. (LIB.V.)
ENERGY IN ACTION: MECHANICAL ENERGY
VH3876
Students learn how energy can be transferred from one object to
another to make something move like wind blowing on a sail.
They will learn that mechanical energy can exist in two states;
moving or kinetic energy, and stored or potential energy. (LIB.V.)
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ENERGY IN ACTION: NUCLEAR ENERGY
VH3877
Students will discover the incredible power stored inside the tiny
atom. The key concept is that huge amounts of energy can be
released when the forces that hold the nucleus together are
disturbed. (LIB.V.)
ENERGY IN ACTION: TRANSFER OF ENERGY, THE
VH3878
In this program, aspiring scientist Sylvie uncovers some compelling
examples of how energy is never lost it just changes form as it
moves through the universe. Students discover that without energy
transfers, there could be no life on Earth! (LIB.V.)
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ENERGY IN PHYSICS
VH1510
Introduce students to the fundamental law of physics, the Law of
Conservation of Energy, with this stimulating video that makes
abstract principles understandable. (Disney,)
ENERGY SAVERS, THE
VH1407
VHS videocassette, P-J, 9, C
Donald, Mickey, and Goofy team up to teach simple and effective
ways to save energy (and money) every day. (Disney,)
ENERGY-THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE/CHALLENGE OF THE FUTURE
VH523
Program #1: With the perspective over 200 years of history, the film
shows the development of different forms of energy under the
unique conditions of the American Experience. Program #2: We are
entering a new age when energy will be more expensive and less
abundant. Our civilization has run on petroleum oil and gas which
has supplied three-quarters of the energy that fuels our society...our
home, businesses and industry. (Gift,)
ENERGY: THE FUELS AND MAN
VH525
This video surveys the major energy resources of today and
assesses their strengths and weaknesses. (NG,)
ENERGY: THE PROBLEMS AND THE FUTURE
VH526
This timely film looks to the future, examining the potential of
several non-polluting, renewable energy resources. Water, earth,
wind and the fire of the sun each is a possible energy source for
the future. (NG,)
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ENERGY UPDATE/SOLAR ENERGY
VH527
Program #1: An enlightening account of the present state of
America's energy crisis and of the new energy technologies that are
being developed for the future. Program #2: We meet an unusually
diverse group of people who have developed their own solar energy
systems. (Gift,)
ENGAGING COOPERATION
VH3091
WILL LISTEN) (KET,)
TELECONFERENCE-ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS RESOURCE GUIDE:
LEARNING EXPERIENCES
VH599
This teleconference focuses on New York's learning standards and
the Resource Guides designed to accompany them. Linda Dagle, an
English teacher from the Brunswick CSD presents a classroom
learning experience that she submitted for the guide, and a panel of
her peers demonstrate the review process used to determine how
this learning experience addresses the standards. (St. Ed., 1996)
ENGLISH REVOLUTION, THE
VH1617
Usually depicted as a struggle between the King of England with his
rich nobles and Parliament, led by Oliver Cromwell. This unit
explores the labyrinth of political intrigue, economic blackmail, and
religious controversy surrounding the adversaries. (WESTERN MAN
ENHANCING CONSTITUTIONAL STUDIES
VH1573
During the summer of 1986, educators, lawyers, journalists and
state legislators participated in a week long conference in
Downington, Pennsylvania. As part of the conference, papers were
prepared by four Constitutional scholars.
The papers were
presented and videotaped onsite. These are highlights from each
presentation. (St.Ed.,)
Catalog
ENLIGHTENMENT AND THE AGE OF LOUIS XIV, THE
VH1618
This unit presents the concepts of the Enlightenment in contrast
with the regime of Louis XIV, symbolized by the palace of Versailles
as the center of European culture. (WESTERN MAN AND THE
ENTREPRENEUR/COIN DEALER/STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
VH3452
ENTREPRENEUR/HOBBYIST/JANITORIAL SERVICES
VH3469
ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
VH3803
Narrated by Olivia Newton-John. This program examines UN efforts
to encourage governments to develop policies supporting
sustainable development and the improvement of the quality of
people's lives without destroying natural resources. (Cinema Guild,
1992)
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER/AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEER
VH3476
ENVIRONMENTAL JOURNALIST/PATHOLOGIST
VH3480
ENVIRONMENT/COMPUTERS/FAMILIES
VH180
Program #1: Asbestos ceiling tiles spell vacation for Al, Beth, and
Carl, who effectively persuade the principal that the tiles are
carcinogenic. Program #2: Carl learns about computers the hard
way when he joins a record club with a computerized mailing list.
Program #3: Uncle Frank Orrick's genealogical research interests Al
in learning about the Kirk family, and about the origins of family
names. (WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE) (WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE)
(Gift,)
EUREKA
EROSION AND WEATHERING
VH3586
This program provides students with an in-depth look at how
physical weathering, chemical weathering, and erosion are
constantly modifying the earth. (Cambridge, 1991)
ESTEE LAUDER
VH4068
In this A & E biography, students will meet the marketing genius
who turned her small cosmetics company into a thriving business.
A program to inspire future entrepreneurs. (TCHR.V)
ESTIMATION/MENTAL COMPUTATION/RATIO/PROBLEM SOLVING
VH1649
VHS videocassette, INT., 60, C
(SOLVE IT) (SOLVE IT) (St.Ed., 1987)
ETERNAL ENEMIES: LIONS AND HYENAS
VH3234
In the northern reaches of Botswana, an age-old conflict is acted
out in the African night. The eerie calls of hyenas mingle with the
roars of lions. This program tells the story of two species of
animals that have long been natural enemies, and dispels many
myths about the king of beasts and the evil, scavenging hyena.
(NG, 1992)
ETHAN FROME
VH795
Based on the novel by Edith Wharton. With Liam Neeson, Joan
Allen, Patricia Arquette. The story of a tragic love triangle set in
rural New England during the early twentieth century. (Filmic
Archives, 1993)
ETHICS IN THE COMPUTER AGE
VH1424
These two mini-dramas deal with the issues of software piracy and
computer "hacking." (Disney,)
ETIQUETTE MAN, THE
VH4026
This film tells the story of a very odd, but friendly stranger who
comes to a small town high school one morning as the guest
speaker.
His audience is a group of angry, apathetic,
media-saturated teenagers. At the end of their day with him, the
teenagers are shocked to find themselves being helpful and kind to
one another. (AIT, 1)
EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW: GIBBONS VS. OGDEN
VH1766
In this historic case, Chief Justice John Marshall interpreted the
Constitution to give the Federal Government the duty to determine
the rules of commerce. (NAVC,)
EUREKA!: CONDUCTION OF HEAT
VH3795
This unit includes three programs that cover the following concepts:
atoms, electrons and conduction. (FFH,)
EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW: MARBURY VS. MADISON
VH1779
In this 1803 case, President Jefferson and Chief Justice John
Marshall confronted one another on the relative power of the
judiciary. (NAVC,)
EUREKA!: CONVECTION OF HEAT
VH3798
This unit includes six programs that cover the following concepts:
volume and density, buoyancy, convection, heat as energy,
radiation waves, and the radiation spectrum. (FFH,)
EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW: MCCULLOCK VS. MARYLAND
VH1780
In this case, the Supreme Court dealt a great blow to a claim of
States' Rights by striking down Maryland's attempt to tax a
Federally chartered bank. (NAVC,)
VH3793
inertia, mass, speed, acceleration-pt.I and acceleration-pt.II.
(FFH,)
EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW: UNITED STATES VS. AARON BURR
VH1781
Chief Justice John Marshall adhered to the Constitution, closing the
door against the government's treason charge and stepping
between Aaron Burr and death. (NAVC,)
VH3914
Beloved artist-storyteller, Eric Carle, invites students into his own
studio where he reads from: "The Very Busy Spider," "The Very
Quiet Cricket," and "Draw Me A Star." He shows step-by-step how
he prepares his colorful tissue papers and creates brilliant collage
pictures. (P.P., 93)
VH3796
This unit includes six programs that cover the following concepts:
molecules in solids, molecules in liquids, evaporation and
condensation, expansion and contraction, measuring temperature
and temperature vs. heat. (FFH,)
EUREKA!: SIMPLE MACHINES
VH3797
the inclined plane, the lever, mechanical advantage and friction, the
screw, the wheel and the pulley. (FFH,)
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EURIPIDES
QUESTAR III
EURIPIDES: MEDEA
VH3133
This is the stunning Kennedy Center production of Euripedes' great
classic about a woman driven by emotion beyond the brink of
rationality. (FFH, 1990)
VH3815
This program helps students understand that everyone is different in
some way, and that it's not only okay to be different, it can be very
interesting. (Sunburst, 1995)
EUROPE: THE ROAD TO UNITY
VH3402
Which flag, and what national symbol will adorn the European
currency unit? As 12 nations of Europe struggle to unite citizens of
diverse cultural and linguistic traditions, we will experience what a
borderless union means to its youth. (NG, 1993)
EVERYDAY PEOPLE
VH2320
This program profiles local volunteers whose reasons for
volunteering go beyond the purely alturistic: they do it because they
enjoy it. The special touches on a variety of unconventional and
challenging volunteer opportunities in the capital region. (WRGB,
1991)
EUROPEAN IMMIGRATION
VH44
This tape begins in Europe, recounting the circumstances that
forced so many to leave their homeland to seek out a new life in
America.
It describes the appalling conditions in which they
traveled to the new world, the hardships they endured in the
beginning, as they resided in tenements and worked long hours in
the factories and out on the Western plains. (Ed.Video, 1988)
EUROPEAN UNIFICATION
VH4087
From a seemingly impractical dream in the 1950's, through conflicts
and disagreements that persist to the present day, this informative
program follows the historical course of the integration process. It
describes how the collapse of the Soviet Union furthered unification,
but acknowledges powerful resistance from some countries.
(SOC.ST, 98)
EVALUATING TEACHER PERFORMANCE-PT.I
VH3012
Teacher Performance Evaluation requires good instrumentation to be
effective. Both the lesson taught and the classroom performance
require rating scales. In addition, some sort of organizational
scheme is needed for capturing data while observing the
performance. (ASCD,)
EVALUATING TEACHER PERFORMANCE-PT.II
VH3013
This videotape will be useful to anyone needing high quality
protocols of actual classroom teaching in American schools, but it is
intended as additional practice material for those who have viewed
Part I, in which Richard Manatt explains a process for evaluating
teaching. (ASCD,)
EVALUATION: YOUR KEY TO IMPROVING LEARNING
VH3014
Effective teacher evaluation viewed as a process that is done with
someone rather than to someone will instill trust in the
administration, will benefit both principal and teacher, and will result
in more effective learning for students. (NASSP,)
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EVERLASTING FOREST, THE/TREES FOR TOMORROW/ON A CLEAR
DAY
VH899
Program #1: Filmed entirely in the St.Regis forests of Washington's
Cascade Mountains. Traces history of logging in the Northwest,
and compares old-time logging with modern day operations.
Program #2: Shows how St.Regis logs and reforests the leased
Canadian Crown lands for its pulpmill and studmill at Hinton,
Alberta. Program #3: Tells the story of completion at Tacoma at
the $25 million project which brought the St.Regis kraft pulp and
paper mill into compliance with state air standards. (Gift,)
EVERYONE'S PUBLIC RELATIONS ROLE
VH3710
Every person in an organization has an important public relations
role. This video defines those roles and shows employees how
they can contribute to the organization's public relations effort.
(19)
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EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT PUBERTY...FOR
BOYS
VH102
Eleven-year-old Todd and his friend, Phillip, have a healthy curiousity
about growing up especially the physical, sexual and emotional
changes brought about by puberty. Together, they "borrow" a book
on puberty from Todd's older brother and begin to discover how our
bodies change as we mature. (Disney, 1993)
−
EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT PUBERTY...FOR
GIRLS
VH100
During an overnight stay at her friend Katie's house, eleven-year-old
Jessica has her first period. Katie's older sister Lisa then teaches
the girls about the physical changes that take place during puberty.
(Disney, 1991)
EVOLUTION OF MONEY/SAVINGS ACCOUNTS/CHECK.
ACCOUNTS/DEPOSIT MONEY/WITHDRAW MONEY/RECONCILE
RECORDS/FINANCIAL SERVICES
VH772
Set in the Stone Age, this animated series provides clear
step-by-step instruction about banks, their many services, and how
to use them wisely and to the best advantage. (Gift,)
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: ASSIGNING EFFECTIVE HOMEWORK
VH3887
Homework is intended to reinforce the learning. What is the ideal
amount and what are the most effective formats? Experts explain
and provide suggestions. (TCHR.V)
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: AVOIDING BURNOUT
VH3891
The stresses and strains of the classroom environment affect
everyone differently. This video provides insights and simple tips
for teachers under pressure. (TCHR.V)
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: CONSTRUCTIVE PARENT
CONFERENCES
VH3888
Parent conferences can become confrontational. In this program,
teachers will learn strategies to present the facts without making
parents defensive. (TCHR.V)
EVERY CHILD A PROMISE
VH3074
This inspirational video program features teachers who have won or
been finalists in the National Teacher of the Year Competition. It
takes viewers inside the classroom where these teachers
demonstrate various techniques and methods that researchers have
identified as effective in teaching students. (AASA, 1986)
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: COOPERATIVE LEARNING
VH3884
This program provides insights on how to use cooperative learning
as an effective method of teaching in the classroom. (TCHR.V)
EVERY STONE HAS A STORY
VH3727
Join scientist and rock hound Rolf Johnson as he examines rocks
and leads students in experiments to determine the content and
structure of rocks, minerals, and crystals. (NG, 1995)
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: CREATIVE TEACHING METHODS
VH3883
Discover innovative ways to make learning come alive for students.
Explore how to enrich units with games, role playing, projects,
debates, and many more exciting activities. (TCHR.V)
130
Catalog
EXPLORING
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: INTEGRATING COMPUTERS IN THE
CURRICULUM
VH3886
In the modern age, computer skills are essential for all students.
Discover ideas for projects that involve computers and the internet.
(TCHR.V)
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: KEEPING CONTROL OF THE CLASS
VH3889
Classroom control is a prerequisite for learning. Experts offer tips
for minimizing social talking, keeping students' attention, and
maintaining a productive environment. (TCHR.V)
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: LESSON PLANNING
VH3885
Successful lesson planning is a combination of scheduling,
conceptual organization, and practical implementation.
Review
strategies for creating perfect plans to facilitate outcome-based
learning and reach teaching objectives. (TCHR.V)
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: MANAGING STUDENT CONFLICT
VH3890
This program examines positive techniques for helping students
resolve interpersonal conflicts without hostility or violence.
(TCHR.V)
EXPERIMENT, THE (#3)
VH1637
The students of Degrassi Jr.
High learn that preconceived
expectations can strongly direct-or misdirect-our actions. Yick Yu
feels Mr. Raditch has stereotyped him and decides to put his
teacher to the test. (DEGRASSI JR. HIGH) (DEGRASSI JR. HIGH)
(Direct Cinema, 1987)
EXPERIMENTS WITH THE MICROSCOPE
VH3293
This program is presented in four sections: (1) Using the Microscope
and Preparing Slides, (2) Investigating Cells, (3) Observing 10
Prepared Slides and, (4) Investigating Pond Water. (Insights, 1992)
EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERY
VH1616
This unit concentrates on the theme of navigation: the ships, the
instruments, and the men. Achievements of explorers such as
Bartholomew Diaz, Vascode Gama, Pedro Cabral, Christopher
Columbus and Ferdinand Magellan are outlined. (WESTERN MAN
EXPLORERS, THE: A CENTURY OF DISCOVERY
VH904
For a century National Geo. has participated in and chronicled many
of the world's greatest explorations unlocking the secrets of the
oceans, lifting men into the stratosphere, and mapping the very
boundaries of the earth, sky, and sea. Marvel at 100 years of
exploration in the Society's official centennial presentation. (NG,
1988)
−
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING: THE BEAUTY OF TEACHING
VH3892
Teaching is an extraordinary profession. This unique, motivational
program highlights all the reasons the field of education is so
important and fulfilling. (TCHR.V)
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY/INVENTOR/ENTREPRENEUR
VH3459
(Vol.I:Prog.12) (CAREERS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY) (CAREERS
EXPANDING UNIVERSE, THE: SEARCHING FOR OTHER LIFE FORMS
VH3912
People have long looked up at the sky and wondered if there is
intelligent life elsewhere in the universe.
Learn how planned
missions to Mars and Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, could bring
back exciting answers to the question of whether there is life
elsewhere in the Universe. (WA, 99)
EXPANDING UNIVERSE, THE: THE BIG BANG
VH3911
Scientists believe that approximately 12 billion years ago our
universe was formed during the Big Bang, an immense explosion
that gave birth to countless galaxies, stars and planets. (WA, 99)
EXPANDING UNIVERSE, THE: THE PLANETS
VH3913
We are now at the dawn of a new era in exploring the nine planets
that orbit the sun and answering many questions about them.
Discover what scientists hope to reveal from planned scientific
missions to Mars, Saturn and Jupiter. (WA, 99)
EXPANDING UNIVERSE, THE: THE SUN AND OTHER STARS
VH3910
Students will learn how the sun is a turbulent ball of gas that
provides us with heat, light and nurturing rays, as well as dangerous
ones. How stars are formed, what fascinating stages they pass
through during their life cycles, and how they ultimately die.
(WA, 99)
TELECONFERENCE:EXPANDING YOUR LEARNING
COMMUNITY:USING THE INTERNET
VH474
Topics in this series include using the Internet and developing new
relationships with parents, business, and the school community.
(St.Ed., 1997)
EXPECTATIONS A STORY ABOUT STRESS
VH1438
Help pre-adolescents recognize and deal with stress, which
according to experts, is the underlying cause of 75% of all illness
and disease among children. (Disney,)
VH37

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