See and hear : the journal on audio-visual learning (1945)

Prehistoric Life (M-j-h) (Color) (Late 1952) Produced by JOHN A. Haeseler in cooperation with the American Museum of Natural History, New York Collaborator: Edwin H. Colbert, Ph.D., American Museum of Natural History Designed for middle grades science cla.sses, these filmstrips, produced in color tell the fascinating story of prehistoric life from the early beginnings through the age of reptiles to the age of mammals. (Each filmstrip contains approximately 55 frames, in color.) Discovering Fossils The Story Fossils Tell The Coming of Reptiles The Rise of the Dinosaurs Reign of the Dinosaurs Age of Mammals All 6 color filmstrips, in handy box S36.00 Each filmstrip 6.00 Audubon's Birds of America (M-j-h-a) (Color) (Late 1952) Produced by John A. Haeseler in cooperation with the American Museum of Natural History, New York Collaborator: Richard H. Pough, Author of the Audubon Bird Guides Using the original Audubon bird plates as basic picture material, these filmstrips in vivid color provide a delightful study of Audu- bon's art and of American birds and their habits. For middle grades science and art classes. (Each filmstrip contains approxi- mately 55 frames, in color.) John James Audubon Birds of the Countryside Birds of Forest and Woodland Birds of Towns and Villages Birds of the Gardens Birds of Sea and Shore All 6 color filmstrips, in handy box S36.00 Each filmstrip 6.00 filmstrips on 4 Healtli, Hygiene and Sarety Keeping Healthy (p-M) (Black-and-White) Production and Research: EBFiLMS Staff These simple but delightful stories cover the basic concepts of six important phases of health and hygiene. Adapted for middle grade students, from EBP motion pictures, the filmstrips go far in translating dull, drab facts of body care and good health into unforgettable and meaningful experiences. (Each filmstrip approximately 58 frames.) Save Those Teeth Sleep for Health Exercise for Happy Living Care of the Skin Care of Hair and Nails Common Cold All 6 black-and-white filmstrips, in handy box $18.00 Each filmstrip 3.00 Health Stories (P) (Color) {Late 1952) Producer: William P. Gottlieb Co. Collaborator: Helen E. Westerberg, M.A., George Williams College Six impressive filmstrip stories on six basic areas of health education for primary grade boys and girls. Each story is made up of appealing color drawings and provides a moving experi- ence not easily forgotten. (Each filmstrip contains approximately 45 frames, in color.) Health Habits Checking Your Health Keeping Neat and Clean A voiding Infection Proper Food Health Helpers All 6 color filmstrips, in handy box S36.00 Each filmstrip 6.00 « a^itStitrTi^ pM or •xcrciM aito grace and agilily. ~ Safety Stories (?) (Color) (Late 1952) Producer: William P. Gottlieb Co. Collaborator: Herbert J. Stack, Ph.D., New York University Basic safety rules for primary grade youngsters take on new meaning and come alive in these delightful filmstrip stories. The filmstrips are composed entirely of charming color drawings that boys and girls love. (Each filmstrip contains approximately 45 frames, in color.) School Safely Street Safety Home Safety Vacation Safety Play Safety Safety Helpers All 6 color filmstrips, in handy box $36.00 Each filmstrip 6.00 A Key to Grade Level Abbreviations Capital letters (P-M-J-H-C-A) after each title indicate grade levels for which the tilmstrip scries was designed: P—primary grades; M—middle grades; J—junior high school and upper elementary grades; H—high school; C—college; A—adult. Small letters (p-m-j-h-c-a) indicate additional grade levels at which the filmstrips will be found useful. ^ FILMSTRl PS.