Educational screen & audio-visual guide (c1956-1971])

D Reading Improvcnienl: Effcclive Speeds (II niin.) Specific exercises lo help siudcnts learn to use difterem reading speeds, depending on the subject mailer. 6>. 4-12. D Sentences That Ask and Tell (II min.) Demonstrates that a sentence is a complete thought, and what the difference between questions and statements is. Or. 1-3. D StaRC Makc-Up: Youthful Roles (l3'/2 min.) Slep-by-step demonstration of how to apply make-up lor juvenile roles. Distributed. 6>. 9-/-'. g^ IVIATMEIVIATICS D Symbols in .Mgcbra ( 1 1 min.) How algebra employs symbols which permit lis to arrive at general rules for working with numbers. Or. 7-12. n Volume and Its .Measurement (1 1 min.) Graphic demonstration of basic principles in measuring volume, and illustrations of the meaning of cubic units of measure. 6>. 7-9. IVIUSIC □ Forms of .Music: Instrumental (16 min.) Visualizes, in animation, the development of major forms of instrumental music, including excerpts from Bach. Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven. 0>. 7-12. science: _ .Arthropods: Insects and Their Relatives (II min.) The major physical haracterislics of arthropods, their natural environment and how they help or harm man. dr. 7-12. □ Birds and Their Characteristics ( 1 1 min.) The features which dilTcrentiate birds from other vertebrates — and the characteristics they share in common. Gr. 4-12. a Chemical Chanses All .\bout Us (MVl min.) Illustrates the nature of hemical changes and explains atoms, molecules, elements, mixtures, and compounds, dr. 4-9. lJ t'lassifying Plants and Animals (I I min.) An introduction to Linnaeus" system of binomial nomenclature, with an illustration of how it works. dr. 7-12. D Color and light: An Introduction (II min.) Demonstrations of color formation by dilVerent kinds of light in a variety of everyday situations. oUir onl> . dr. 4-6. a The Karth: Its .Atmosphere (1 1 min.) The structure and composition of the earth's atmosphere, dr. 4-9. □ Karlhworm: .Anatomy and Dissection ( 1 1 min.) A close look at the various ntcrnal svstcms of the caithworm. including correct dissection techniques. 7-12. ' U Kleelricily: Ho» It is Cencratcd (II min.) The basic principles of the generation of electricity, the dill'ercnce between alternating and direct currenl. and the nature of a circuit. 6>. 4-9. Klectrieity: Principles of .Safety (II min.) An outline of the common hazards of electricitv and how harm can be avoided through proper knowldge. dr. 4-9. a Knergy and Its Forms (II min.) Explains the basic concept of energy and shows cvamplcs of its principle forms, including nuclear energy. Gr. 4-(i. □ Knergy Docs Work (11 min.) F.xplains that work is done when something is moNcd and that it is energy which causes things to move. Gr. 1-6. a Fish and Their Characteristics ( 1 1 min.) Illustrates the variety o^ forms, iroteciive devices, and reproductive methods offish. Gr. 4-9. a Friction and Us FfTcets (II min.) What friction is, its cflects. uses, and disadvanlages. and methods of controlling it. Gr, 1-9. a Heat and Its Behavior ( 1 1 min.) Clarifies basic concepts concerning the nature of heat, showing where it comes from, how it is measured, and some of ils uses. (;; . 4-9. □ How .Sunshine Helps Us (11 min.) Shows that sun gives light and warmth, helps make rain for plants and animals, and enables green plants o grow. (,/■. J-3. a Ihc Human Body: Fxerelory System (l.l'/j min.) A stcp-by-step study Lif the excretorv system, stressing details of the kidneys. Gr. 7-12. U Infectious Diseases and Man-Made Defenses (II min.) The causes of nfectious diseases and how we use vaccines, antibiotics, and synthetic drugs lo protect ourselves, dr. 7-/2. G Infectious Diseases and Natural Body Defenses (II min.) Describes both he outer and inner body defenses against diseases and their lunctions. Gr. 9-12. :i Light: Lenses and Optical Instruments (I.V/2 min.) How lenses function, ncluding practical applications in eyeglasses, microscopes, and cameras. Gr. 7-/2. U Plants That Grow from Leaves, Stems, and Roots (II min.) Clearly llusirates how certain seed-bearing plants can also be grown by vegetative eproduction. dr. 1-6. U We Fxplore the Field and Meadow ( 1 1 min.) A walk in the fields shows hat living things depend upon one another for their needs in the meadow ;nvironmenl. dr. /-.?. SOCIAL. STUDIES AMERICAN HISTORY Carl .Sandburg Discusses Lincoln (11 min.) Sandburg speaks movingly bf how he came to know Lincoln intimately while researching his great piography. Distributed. B & W only. dr. 7-12. Plymouth Colony: The Firs! Year (16 min.) The inspiring story of the pilgrims" struggle during their first year in the New World. Gr. 7-12. The While House, Past and Present (l.l'/i min.) The drama and history kf Amerii-;i'*; n:i^t fn-ihiifli.'^ m tlu tvfriitive Mansion. Gr. 4-12. CITIZENSHIP AND GOVERNMENT D The Meaning of Patriotism (I. 11/2 min.) Dramatic vignettes show t ordinary people can be patriots by performing services to their coun Gr. 4-9. □ Population Patterns in the United Stales (I I min.) Today"s dynamic : changing population patterns in the U.S. as indicated by the 1960 cen Gr. 7-12. GEOGRAPHY D Cotton in Today's World (I I min.) The importance of cotton today 1 methods of growing and using it all over the world. Gr. 4-12. n Geography of South America: Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay (II m An understanding of the geographic features influencing economy and of these three nations. Gr. 4-9. D Geography of South America: Brazil (I.V/2 min.) Geographic feature a great frontier land, including scenes of the exciting new capital. Bras Gr. 4-9. D Geography of .South America: Countries of the Andes 1 1 1 min.) The n geographical features and their relationship to the people of Bolivia, Ecuai Peru and Chile. Gr. 4-9. G Geography of South America: The Continent (1 3'/2 min.) The main 1 graphic features of the continent and their relationship to people and « of life. Gr. 4-9. D Latin America: An Introduction (II min.) The common aspects of tory, culture, tradition, religion, and customs which bind Latin Amer countries. Gr. 4-9. D Life in Grasslands (Argentine Pampas) (II min.) A visit to a far living on a ranch on the Argentine pampas reveals life on a rcpresenta grassland. Gr. 4-9. O Life in Hot Rain Forests ( Amazon Basin ) ( l."/2 min.) Observation > family living along the Amazon River shows adaptations in a hot forest. Gr. 4-9. D Life in the High Andes (II min.) A visit with an Indian family in P shows how life in high mountain regions is afTected bv altitude and dim Gr. 4-9. D The Mississippi River: Background for Social Studies (B'/j min.) importance of the Mississippi River and its geographical, historical, commercial influences on adjacent lands. Gr. 4-9. D Poland: The Land and the People (l3'/2 min.) A geographical and torical picture of Poland today, including her role as a nation under C munism. Gr. 4-12. WORLD HISTORY D Charlemagne and His Kmpire (l3'/2 min.) Shows how Charlema helped keep civilization and culture alive in Europe during the early Mi( Ages. Gr. 10-12. D The Incas (II min.) Presents a historical, geographical, and culti view of the ancient Incan civilization. Gr. 4-12. a Medieval Times: Role of the Church (l.'Vi min.) The role the chi played in shaping European history in the Middle Ages. Gr. 10-12. EN CX^ASSE A filmstrip program with sound on records to introduce CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH in the Primary and Intermediate Grades F;n Classe has been designed to help those with limited training teach a full year"s course of conversational French in the elementary grade: — especially in grades three, four, and five. Delightfully attractivt filmstrips, with sound on records, encourage pupil-participation. Fj Classe was prepared under the direction of Roger A. Pillet, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Education in French. School of Education The University of Chicago. F.n Classe may be purchased on 15-da; approval. If not fully satisfactory, it may be returned and all charge; will be cancelled. F;n Classe contains: • Twenty Full Color Filmstrips • Ten 12" LF Records • Special 12 " Record for Teachers • 64-page Teacher"; Manual, including complete French narration $195 compleli HO>V TO OBTAIN CORONET FILMS Preview: Prints of all Coronet films are available for preview by those « ing to make selections for purchase. There is no obligation except for re postage. Simply indicate the hims you would like to evaluate and sen: Coronet Films at the address below. Prints will be shipped immediately. Purchase: Prints of the films listed on these pages are available at S60 reel (II min.) in black-and-white: SI 10 in full color. Proportional pi apply to more or less than one reel. 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