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SECRETS OF MAKING GOOD GRADES, THE

SENTINELS OF SILENCE 19m, Color, 1971. Fea15m, Color, 1983. Shows basic techniques for making

tures unusual views of pre-Columbian monumental the most of lectures, reading and reviewing, and Removable order forms included architecture of Mexico. Describes each structure's test-taking. Presents four students explaining how they

location, associated civilization, and comparison with deal with the so-called game of getting good grades.

in back of catalog.

contemporary structures. GR. 9-12. SYNCAP. HISGR. 8-12. GUIDANCE - EDUCATION TEACHER

TORY - INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA, ARTS, TRAINING, LANGUAGE ARTS - STUDY SKILLS.

GEOGRAPHY - NORTH AMERICA. #CFE 1804 [FV] CORONET FI

#CFE 1170 [F]

EN BRIT ED SEEDS ON THE MOVE 14m, Color, 1985. Demon

strates many types of seed dispersal: wind, water, and SECRETS OF THE BEE WORLD 13m, Color, animals, including man. Demonstrates special struc1961. Follows the life cycle of honey bees with tures of plants that eject seeds. Uses time-lapse and SEQUOYAH: THE GREAT TEACHER OF THE attention to their duties in the hive and reproduction. slow-motion cinematography. GR. 3-7. SÝNCAP. CHEROKEE NATION 20m, Color, 1974. Depicts Includes the processes involved in wax making, comb SCIENCE - PLANTS.

the efforts of Sequoyah to develop a written language structure, pollen gathering, and production and storage #CFE 2328 (FV]

STANTON FI for his people, the Cherokee nation. Describes his of honey. Swarming is depicted as a means of

difficulties in persuading the Cherokees to leam the insuring survival of the species. Recounts the develop

language he devised. Tells how eventually his ideas ment of new queens from queen cell construction to

were accepted and he became a teacher of the killing of other queens by the strongest queen.

SEEING EYE HORSE-LEVEL 3 24m, Color, Cherokee people. Depicts the end of Sequoyah's life SECRETS OF LIFE SERIES. GR. 5-10. SCIENCE 1976. Isis gives a recently blinded boy a specially when, as an old man, he heard of a lost language still - ANIMALS - INSECTS.

trained horse to help him adjust to his blindness and being spoken by Indians near the Rio Grande, how #CFE 177 [F]

DISNEY overcome his fears. GR. 5-9. Isis Series. GUID- he went searching for it, but died in Mexico in 1843.
ANCE - HANDICAPPED.

GR. 5-12. SYNCAP. HISTORY - INDIANS OF #CFT 6099V [V]

WGBH NORTH AMERICA, BIOGRAPHY - SEQUOYAH. SECRETS OF THE UNDERWATER WORLD

#CFE 955 [F]

DISNEY 18m, Color, 1961. Surveys a variety of underwater animals including the stickleback, angler fish, kelpfish, jellyfish, salamander, fiddler crab, barnacle, SEEING THROUGH COMMERCIALS 15m, Color, and diving bell spider. Examines the animal's means 1977. Analyzes some typical television commercials SETTING UP AN AQUARIUM &m, Color, 1971. of adaptation to their environment, and stresses the for toys, candies and cereals and points out the Shows the procedure for setting up an aquarium in complexity of sea life. SECRETS OF LIFE SERIES. techniques used to make these products seem bigger, the classroom. Covers types of filters and their uses, GR. 5-10. SCIENCE - OCEANOGRAPHY, SCI- better and more fun than they really are. GR. 6-12. the importance of temperature control, use of plants ENCE - ANIMALS - MARINE.

BUSINESS - CONSUMEŃ EDUCATION, LAN- and rocks, and various kinds of fish suitable for #CFE 488 [F] DISNEY GUAGE ARTS - MASS MEDIA.

aquariums. Ends with a review of each subject #CFE 1805 [F]

BARR PROD covered. ABOUT ANIMALS SERIES. GR. 3-7.

SCIENCE - ANIMALS - PETS. SECURE YOUR CHILD'S FUTURE 13.3m, Color,

#CFE 724 [F]

XEROX FILM 1979. Explains the consequences of neglecting to use car safety restraints when children are passengers in SELF ESTEEM: FEELING GOOD ABOUT a car. Discusses how to choose and install safety YOURSELF 22m, Color, 1984. A review of the fact restraints. GR. 11-13+. HEALTH/SAFETY ; that most people periodically experience low self- SEVEN LITTLE DUCKS 11m, Color, 1949. Shows ACCIDENTS/PREVENTION.

esteem in one form or another, and that this is a the life, habits, and characteristics of a family of #CFE 1687 [FV]

IN FILM BU normal occurrence. Six episodes dramatize common domesticated ducks. Centers on a small girl who

instances of negative self-esteem. Positive self-esteem keeps ducks as pets. Illustrates the mother duck's

will help high school students see that their personal nesting habits, how baby ducks hatch, and how the *SEE HOW THEY RUN 80m, Color, 1979. A stage problems are not unique and that they are solvable. young are cared for. Promotes thoughtfulness, responplay comedy about mistaken identities set in 1947 in GR. 9-13+. GUIDANCE - SELF PERCEPTION. sibility, and sharing with others through the girl's the vicarage at Mertoncum Middlewick, a small #CFE 2004 [FV]

AIMS MEDIA experience of caring for her ducks. GR. 2-6. village in England. A wild British farce by Philip

SÝNCAP. SCIENCĚ - ANIMALS - PETS, SCIKing. An NTID Theatre Production in sign language.

ENCE - ANIMALS - BIRDS. GR. 13+. LITERATURE - DRAMA, DEAFNESS SELF-DEFENSE FOR WOMEN -- A POSITIVE #CFE 235 [F]

BFA EDUC -SIGN LANGUAGE.

APPROACH 13m, Color, 1979. Looks at karate #CFT 2750V [V]

NTID experts Kim Fritz and George A. Dillman teaching a

class of female students how to defend themselves

successfully. Stresses the importance of a positive SEVEN WITH ONE BLOW 10m, Color, 1978. Uses SEE WHAT I SAY 24m, Color, 1981. Shows a self-image and positive body language to destroy the animation of Eric Carle's illustrations to tell the popular feminist folk singer as she shares her stage helpless woman image and discourage potential at- classic fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm about a brave with an American Sign Language interpreter to enable tackers. GR. 10-137. HEALTH/SAFETY - ACCI- little tailor who kills seven flies with one blow. His the hearing impaired to participate in her concerts. DENTS/PREVENTION, PHYSICAL EDUCATION clevemess eams him position, a bride and a throne The audience is asked to sign and sing with her. This - FITNESS.

from which he governs wisely. GRIMM'S FAIRY is underscored by the stories of four women who #CFE 1557 [F]

PHOENIX FI TALES SERIES. GR. 2-6. SYNCAP. LITERAexperience the isolation of the deaf. GR. 9-13+.

TURE - CARLE, ERIC, LITERATURE - FAIRY DEAFNESS - AWARENESS, DEAFNESS - SIGN

TALES.
LANGUAGE.
SELFISH GIANT, THE 25m, Color, 1973. Tells a #CFE 1417 [F]

CHURCHILL #CFE 1416 [FV]

FILMMAKERS story in animation depicting the consequences of

selfishness and sharing. A giant erects a wall around SEE-A-SONG; PERFORMED IN SIGNED EN- his garden to keep out children who want to play SEVENTEEN GOING ON NOWHERE 28m, Color, GLISH 30m, Color, 1989. Features a signer teaching there; unwittingly, he also walls out love. In the 1980. Depicts the new priorities in Pat Moore's life: the lyrics to 5 well-known children's songs using absence of human warmth, winter moves in to stay. Rock music, girls and marijuana. Pat allows himself Signed English. Includes "Old MacDonald," "Twin- Snow, frost, wind and hail take over the garden and to feel only surface pleasures, but beneath it all he kle, Twinkle Little Star," "BINGO," "Happy Birthday will not leave, even when the seasons change outside feels his present life, as well as his future, are to You," and "A Friend's Lullaby." Some live- the garden. Only when the giant allows the children unbearable. Characterizes his troubled father as he photography and illustrations accompany the signer. to return does spring come to the garden. Teaches the seeks to reconnect with his rebellious son to try and GR. Ps-4. NONSYNCAP. DEAFNESS - ŠIGN value of love. GR. 1-8. LITERATURE - FABLES, show him that he is loved. GR. 9-12. GUIDANCE LANGUAGE, MUSIC. LITERATURE - WILDE, OSCAR.

- ADOLESCENCE, GUIDANCE - FAMILY LIFE. #CFE 2429V [V] SEE-A-SIGN #CFE 868 [F] PYRAMID FI #CFE 1708 [F]

MEDIA GUI All titles should be ordered directly from your assigned depository, except those marked with an asterisk (*).

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SNAKES 15m, Color, 1984. In a survey of snakes SO LONG SILENCE 21m, Color, 1989. Adolescents SOFT IS THE HEART OF A CHILD 26m, Color, that focuses on habitats and structural and behavioral have needs and problems particular to their age group.

1978. The classic alcoholic family is presented, adaptations, students observe how snakes move and This is no less true of deaf teens. Difficulties with emphasizing how parental alcoholism affects children. feed. They examine their distinctive features: scales, language and communication, however, impede the Intervention and support is presented to assist families tongue, teeth, fangs, jaws, pupils, and heat-sensitive normal process of maturity. Boarding schools for the confronted with this dilemma. Includes guidelines to pits. A representative sampling of 2200 species is deaf like the one in Fremont, California, provide an assist schools to develop intervention programs shown from the highly venomous rattlesnakes, cop- alternative to the isolation of public school placement targeted toward alcohol abuse in families of students. perheads, and water moccasins, to the gentle and and offer a twenty-four-hour sign language environ- GŘ. 11-13+. HEALTH/SAFETY . SUBSTANCE helpful corn and hognose snakes. GR. 7-13+. ment. GR. 7-13+. NONSYNCAP. DEAFNESS ABUSE. SYNCAP. SCIENCE - ANIMALS - REPTILES. -EDUCATION, GUIDANCE - EDUCATION #CFE 2011V [V]

HAZLEDEN #CFE 2010 [FV]

CORONET FI TEACHER TRAINING. #CFE 2431V [V]

BALDRIDGE

SOFT LENSES 13m, Color, 1978. Describes basic SNAKES AND HOW THEY LIVE 13m, Color,

structures of the eye and their functions. Illustrates 1968. Contains interesting close-up photographic se

how to wear and care for soft contact lenses. GR. quences in exploring how snakes live and behave. SOAP 13m, Color, 1984. Examines the ingredients 9-13+. SYNCAP. HEALTH/SAFETY - HYGIENE, Shows how snakes move and eat, and how they use of various soaps and detergents. Contrasts manufactur- HEALTH/SAFETY - HEALTH CARE. senses of hearing and smelling. Gives a view of ing techniques used to produce flakes, bars, and #CFE 2225V [V]

ALT/PRO RE snakes in helpful roles. GR. 4-9. SCIENCE - liquids. Provides a detailed description of the evoluANIMALS - REPTILES.

tion of soap. Highlights health and social aspects, #CFE 568 [F] CH CAHILL focusing on why we need soap and exactly how it

SOIL AND DECOMPOSITION 15m, Color, 1986. works. GR. 5-10. SYNCAP. HEALTH/SAFETY Decomposition is shown through both natural and

-HYGIENE, INDUSTRY/TECHNOLOGY - MANU- synthetic processes. The chain reaction which occurs SNIFFY ESCAPES POISONING 6m, Color, 1967. FACTURING.

during decomposition is outlined. The use of experShows a small boy carrying his sick dog into the #CFE 2224 [FV]

KAW VALLEY imentation and time-lapse photography enhances the bathroom to give him some medicine. However, the

viewer's ability to visualize the decomposition promedicine starts to talk and warns the boy not to give

cess. Magnification of microorganisms enables the or take medicine without parental supervision. GR.

viewer to see what happens, over a long period of K-3. SYNCAP. HEALTH/SAFETY - ACCIDENTS SOAP BOX DERBY SCANDAL, THE 25m, Color, time, in nature. GR. 9-12. SYNCAP. SCIENCE PREVENTION, HEALTH/SAFETY - HOME 1975. Depicts the events of the 1973 Soap Box -GEOLOGY, SCIENCE - BIOLOGY. SAFETY. Derby, in which the winner was proved to have

#CFE 2012 [FV]

PHOENIX/BF #CFE 426 [F]

REX FLEM cheated. Provides an example of adult interference in

a children's contest. Points out what can happen to a

game or sport when cheating becomes common, and SOIL AND WATER: A LIVING WORLD 16m, SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS (A illustrates the scandal that resulted in this case. GR. Color, 1983. Children in a nature camp leam about GERMAN FAIRY TALE) 11m, Color, 1980. In this 5-9. SYNCAP. GUIDANCE - VALUES.

life-forms found in soil and water. They explore version of the tale by the brothers Grimm, Snow #CFE 872 [F]

WESTON STU topsoil using magnifying lenses and microscopes to White is rescued by the jolting of a wagon which

see earthworms, snails, rotifers, and amoeba. They knocks the bite of the poisoned apple from her throat.

also explore a pond to discover frogs, water plants, The story ends happily with Snow White's marriage SOAP, SCENTS, AND THE HARD, HARD SELL algae, and waterbears. They discover soil and water to the prince and the death of the wicked queen. GÅ. 16m, Color, 1975. Points out that in most cases the are full of life. GR. 5-8. SCIENCE - GEOLOGY, K-4. SYNCAP. LITERATURE - FAIRY TALES. least expensive product that does the job is the one SCIENCE - BIOLOGY #CFE 2223 (FV] [ CORONET FI to buy. Expensive and exotic soaps aren't necessary #CFE 2013 [FV]

BARR FILMS and adding creams to soaps makes little sense; the

cream washes down the drain...better to add after SNOW WHITE: A LESSON IN COOPERATION washing. Body odor is more a social problem than a SOLAR ENERGY: HOW IT WORKS 16m, Color, 8m, Color, 1977. Describes how when 9-year-old medical one...and the roll-on type of anti-perspirant 1980. Demonstrates the principal means by which Timmy arrives late for a party, he discovers Uncle is usually a better buy than the aerosol. Because hair solar energy is directly utilized: absorption, concentraPhil busily cleaning up. As the two visit, the boy is is actually dead matter, it will not absorb protein or tion and conversion to electricity. Simple, easily drawn into the activity and begins to help. A scene anything else from shampoo. GR. 9-12. HEALTH/ depicted experiments show the sunlight transformed from Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs is presented, SAFETY - HYGIENE, BUSINESS - CONSUMER into heat and power. These are followed by applicaas dozens of tiny forest creatures pitch in to help EDUCATION

tions in the community. GR. 8-12. SCIENCE Snow White clean the cottage. Shows how cooperat- #CFE 1622 [F]

A HIGGINS ENERGY. ing with others, even in chores, can be a rewarding

#CFE 1293 [F]

CHURCHILL experience. LESSONS IN LIVING SERIES. GR. 2-7. GUIDANCE - VALUES.

SOCCER FUNDAMENTALS FOR EVERYONE #CFE 1723 [F]

DISNEY 12m, Color. Demonstrates basic soccer skills such as *SOLAR FRONTIER, THE 24m, Color, 1977. Fea

foot kicking, instep kicking, volley kicking, passing, tures three solar houses, each with a different system

trapping and heading. Focuses on the goalkeeper's but all built for the average income family in the SNOWMAN, THE 26m, Color, 1982. Illustrates the position and identifies permissable moves. Describes Canadian snowbelt. All emphasize comfort and simperils and joys of winter through the thoughts of a dimensions of the playing field, height of the goal, plicity, and offer an alternative to the spiraling cost young boy who dreams that his snowman has come and number of players that constitute a team. GR. and pollution of conventional fuels. Their cost, perto life. Based on the book by Raymond Briggs. GR. 4-12. PHYSICAL EDUCATION - OUTDOOR formance, and technology are explained by the archiPs-3. LITERATURE - BRIGGS, RAYMOND, LIT- SPORTS.

tects and the occupants. GR. 13+. SCIENCE . ERATURE - CHILDREN'S LITERATURE, NON- #CFE 999 [FV]

AIMS INST ENERGY. VERBAL FILMS

#CFT 6493 [F] #CFE 1810 [FV]

WESTON STU

SOCCER: HANDS OFF 18m. Color, 1975. Illus- SOLAR SYSTEM, THE: AN INTRODUCTION SNOWY DAY, THE 6m, Color, 1964. Uses the trates methods of passing, trapping, dribbling, shield- 12m, Color, 1986. Depicts our Solar System, its original illustrations, from the book of the same title ing, kicking and heading in order to control the soccer evolution, structure, and gravitational forces. by Ezra Jack Keats, to express a small boy's delight ball. Attributes soccer's popularity to the fact that it Describes how future space travel may help us in the silent wonder of a city covered with snow. can be played by boys and girls of any size. understand Earth's location within the universe. Uses GR. Ps-3. SYNCAP. LITERATURE - KEATS, Emphasizes the importance of the goalkeeper's posi- simulated flybys of space probes, animation, and JACK, LITERATURE - CHILDREN'S LITERA- tion. GR. 4-12. SYNCAP. PHYSICAL EDUCA- authentic photos. GR. 5-9. SYNCAP. SCIENCE TURE. TION - OUTDOOR SPORTS.

-ASTRONOMY. #CFE 181 [FV] WESTON STU #CFE 1000 [F]

BFA EDUC #CFE 2226 (FV]

PHOENIX/BF All titles should be ordered directly from your assigned depository, except those marked with an asterisk (*).

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STUDYING FLUID BEHAVIOR 17m, Color, 1979. SUMMER IS FOR GROWING 16m, Color, 1969.
What is a fluid? Explains that both liquids and gases Illustrates the activities of animal life and the changes

All titles should be ordered from your are considered fluids because they flow. Investigates that occur in plant life in the summer. Presents various

assigned depository, except those

, the behavioral characteristics of fluids such as ways that children can explore and enjoy nature. GR. marked with an asterisk (*). Only titles viscosity mixing, dispension, compressibility, and 1-6. SYNCAP. SCIENCE - SEASONS. density. Illustrates ways to observe and study these #CFE 436 [F]

UNITED ED

marked with an (*) should be ordered characteristics with materials that are easily available.

from:
SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION SERIES GR. 10-
12. SYNCAP. SCIENCE - CHEMISTRY.
SUMMER'S END 33m, Color, 1985. On her last

Captioned Films/Videos #CFE 1429 [F]

JOURNAL Saturday before beginning the sixth grade, eleven-

Scheduling Center
year-old Kath senses her mother's insistence that she

5000 Park Street North cut off her pigtails means something more. Until then,

St. Petersburg, FL 33709
STUDYING GRAVITATION AND MASS 16m, Kath could be whatever she chose -pirate, Tarzan, or
Color, 1977. Depicts evidence of the force called marble champion. Yet, despite her father's support,

1-800-237-6213 (Voice/TDD) gravity. In this film, we first investigate motion and their small Arkansas town is determined to shape her the forces which affect it by studying everyday into its image of a proper girl. Kath makes her own occurrences. The rate of acceleration is computed by decision. GŘ. 7-137. GUIDANCE - SEX ROLE. SURROUNDED (PEER GROUP MEMBERSHIP) using the example of a skateboard. We discover the #CFE 2109 [FV]

DIRECT CIN 14m, Color, 1980. Kelly resents the strict curfew effect of distance and mass and the differentiation

imposed because she is epileptic. Mother promises to between mass and weight. Finally, an experiment is

lift the restriction if Kelly informs her friends of her conducted which demonstrates the gravity-like force SUN 7m, Color, 1970. Presents the basic character- condition. A weekend trip with friends is contingent of one body of matter on another. SCIENTIFIC istics of the sun in very simple terms, and stresses the on Kelly conforming to Mother's ultimatum. Through INVESTIGATION SERIES. GR. 5-10. SYNCAP. importance of the sun to life on earth. Shows how Charlie's example and counsel, Kelly finds the SCIENCE - PHYSICS.

the sun helps things grow, as well as providing heat courage to reveal her epilepsy and maintain her #CFE 1566 [F]

JOURNAL and light. Repeats simple vocabulary in song form individuality. GR. 8-12. GUIDANCE - INTER

throughout the film. STARTING TO READ SĒRIES. PERSONÁL SKILLS.
GR. 4-8. SCIENCE - ASTRONOMY.

#CFE 2016 [FV]

AGNCY INST STUDYING HEAT AND ITS BEHAVIOR 17m, #CFE 569 (F1

,

ACI PROD Color, 1978. Relates the subject of heat to one's

SURVIVAL AFTER HIGH SCHOOL 17m, Color, personal experience and shows how some of the early

1981. When Don moves into his older brother's scientists studied it. Investigates what heat is, whatSUN, THE 9m, Color, 1969. Explains how the sun apartment for the summer, he learns what it is like cold is, and how heat relates to the 3 natural states is the earth's source of light and heat, the center of to live away from home: sharing chores, planning of matter (solid, liquid, gas). The sources of heat such the solar system and a great ball of flaming gases. meals within a budget, and dealing with repairs and as combustion, electricity, friction, agitation and Demonstrates, through experimentation, that the sun landlords. By summer's end, he also learns about chemical action are studied. Finally, it investigates the is vital to life. SCIENCE SERIES GR. K-6. paying bills, balancing a checkbook, and other adult

. behavior of heat and its relationship to light. SCIEN- SYNCAP. SCIENCE - ASTRONOMY.

survival skills. GR. 9-13+. GUIDANCE - JOB TIFIC INVESTIGATION SERIES. GR. 10-12. #CFE 1431 [FV]

STERLING SKILLS. SYNCAP. SCIENCE - PHYSICS, SCIENCE

#CFE 2110 [FV]

CORO-CENTR CHEMISTRY. #CFE 1567 [F]

JOURNAL SUN, WIND AND RAIN 5m, Color, 1973. Uses the SURVIVAL FORCE, THE 28m, Color, 1989. The

bouncing ball technique and the metronome with four simplest living organisms have a force that ensures STUDYING THE BEHAVIOR OF LIGHT 17m, nursery rhymes to teach rhythm. Includes the rhymes, their survivability. Bacteria, algae, amoeba, and leaves Color, 1977. Uses everyday materials to begin an "One Misty, Misty Morning,” ”The North Wind Doth with chloroplasts survive by adapting to their surinvestigation of what light is and what it does, and Blow," "Dr. Foster Went to Gloucester," and "Blow, roundings. Exotic species of plants use a variety of to study and demonstrate the wave-like action of Wind, Blow.” GR. K-4. SYNCAP. LITERATURE methods to gather food, protect themselves from lethal light. Úlustrates how a spectrum is formed and -NURSERY RHYMES.

attack, and reproduce. Microphotography shows a determines the spectra of several different light #CFE 588 [F]

KAYFETZ PR nucleus of an amoeba being removed and later sources. Explains how these observed phenomena are

returned to the same organism. GR. 7-12. SYNCAP. used by scientists to learn more about the stars and

SCIENCE - BIOLOGY the universe. SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION SUPER WELDER 16m, Color. Shows a variety of #CFE 2436V [V]

FFTH SERIES. GR. 10-12. SYNCAP. SCIENCE - welding processes and applications in a maintenance PHYSICS

shop setting. Stresses the correct procedures for SURVIVAL SWIMMING: TO SAVE A LIFE #CFE 1568 [F]

JOURNAL

operators in using appropriate dress and gear that the (REVISED) 13m, Color, 1988. Explores how popular

company requires. GR. 10-13+. SYNCĂP. INDUS- outdoor activities such as swimming, boating, fishing, SUGAR CANE 10m, Color, 1979. Illustrates the TRYTECHNOLOGY - INDUSTRIAL ARTS. and hiking, are each a potential source of serious communal life of sugar cane workers on the island #CFE 1571 [F]

MTI TELEPR water emergencies. Surveys a variety of survival of Negros in the Philippines. Shows them harvesting

swimming techniques and their applications. Introthe cane and how the entire process, from harvest to

duces the HELP maneuver. Simulates typical water raw sugar, takes only 24 hours. GR. 5-10. SYNCAP. SUPERMARKET, THE (SECOND EDITION)

SUPERMARKET, THE (SECOND EDITION) emergencies and suggests rescue procedures. GR. INDUSTRY/TECHNOLOGY - AGRICULTURE. 13.3m, Color, 1983. Presents a behind-the-scenes look 6-10. SYNCAP. PHYSICAL EDUCATION #CFE 1569 [F]

LUCERN FIL at the day-to-day operations of a supermarket. Shows WATER SPORTS, HEALTH/SAFETY - OUT

how the market manager, accountant, stockroom men, DOOR SAFETY. SUMMER 11m, Color, 1980. Presents an overview deliverymen, suppliers and others prepare the market #CFE 2333V [V]

EN BRIT ED of the natural and recreational events of summer, for its daily routine. GR. 2-6. SYNCAP. SOCIAL showing traditional holidays of the season. SEASONS STUDIES - COMMUNITY LIFE.

SURVIVING THE COLD 20m, Color, 1984. This SERIES. GR. K-4. SYŃCAP. SCIENCE - SEA- #CFE 1617 [F]

A HIGGINS presentation depicts the hazards of winter weather SONS.

through reinactment of three actual emergencies: two #CFE 1430 [F] CORONET FI

men leave their vehicle during a blizzard and suffer SURPRISE FOR MOTHER, A 15m, Color, 1966. hypothermia, a father must leave his daughter in a *SUMMER CAMP-LEVEL 1 15m, Color, 1976. Fat Presents Mother's Day, using the experience of three snowbound car, and two college students are found Albert and the gang must deal with fear and hostility children planning a surprise for their mother. Illus- dead in their car after ignoring weather and traffic towards new people and places when they go to camp. trates the importance of doing things together and warnings. Through the reinactments, viewers learn Stars Bill Cosby. GR. 3-6. Learning Values with helping others. GR. K-4. SOCIAL STUDIES

K- survival techniques and safety precautions. GR. 7.
Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids Series. GUID- HOLIDAYS - OTHER, GUIDANCE - FAMILY 13+. SYNCAP. HEALTH/SAFETY - OUTDOOR
ANCE - EMOTIONS.
LIFE.

SAFETY. #CFT 6090V [V] WGBH #CFE 212 [F] UNITED ED #CFE 2017 [FV]

PYRAMID FI
All titles should be ordered directly from your assigned depository, except those marked with an asterisk ( *).

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TIME CHANGES THE LAND 21m, Color. TODD: GROWING UP IN APPALACHIA 12m, TOP OF THE WORLD: TAIGA, TUNDRA, ICE Describes the 200 million-year history of the forma- Color, 1970. Shows, through the story of a young CAP 20m, Color, 1971. Examines the geographical tion of Zion and Bryce Canyons, using some fairly boy, Todd, living in Appalachia, the daily reality of characteristics, the types of natural life, and the advanced geological concepts. Explains how various poverty. His father is out of work, and the family lives cultural inhabitants of the world's 3 northernmost strata developed and how natural forces shaped each primarily on beans and potatoes which they buy with regions. The camera sweeps north over the most canyon. GR. 9-12. SYNCAP. SCIENCE - GEOL- food stamps. He finds a wallet on the way to school sparsely populated regions of the earth: the frigid OGY.

which is full of food stamps, and wrestles with the taiga, tundra, and ice cap. Points out the demands #CFE 1089 [F] []

MAR/CHUCK alternatives of using the stamps or returning them. that man is increasingly making on his great

Aware of their value to the owner, he returns the resources. Shows how the original inhabitants success

wallet and goes home to a poor dinner. GR. K-8. fully adapted for thousands of years to different TINSEL TOWN AND THE BIG APPLE-LEVEL SOCIAL STUDIES - SOCIAL PROBLEMS, GUID- environmental zones, that white men obliterated. GR. 2 23m, Color, 1976. Young guides take their viewers ANCE - VALUES.

8-12. SYNCAP. GEOGRAPHY - POLAR on a tour of Los Angeles and New York, showing #CFE 807 [F]

LRNG CORP REGIONS. their favorite sights and introducing a variety of

#CFE 1303 [F]

LRNG CORP activities in the two cities. Universal Studios and TOM CAT'S MEOW 13m, Color, 1976. Based on Marineland are featured in L.A., while the highlights an Italian fairy tale, this non-verbal film tells the story of New York are Central Park and Broadway. GR. of good Mary who lives with her stepmother and her 7-12. Young People's Specials Series. GEOG

.

sister, Helen. They have a little tom cat to whom * TORMENTED PATHWAYS 77m, Color, 1976. RAPHY - USA.

only Mary is kind. When Mary breaks a jug, the Japanese drama about a married man who falls in #CFT 6443V [V]

WGBH

stepmother throws her out of the house. The tom cat love with a prostitute. The author is Sahomi repays Mary for her kindness and eventually finds a Tachibana. An NTID Theatre production in sign

way to punish Helen. GR. K-6. NONVERBAL language. GR. 13+. LITERATURE · DRAMA, *TIRE WISE 12m, Color. After pointing out the FILMS, LITERATURE - FOLKLORE.

DEAFNESS - SIGN LANGUAGE. driving habits that cause excessive tire wear, the film #CFE 1438 [F]

BFA EDUC #CFT 2749V [V]

NTID describes the main points of correct tire maintenance: regular inspection, correct pressure, balance, wheel TOM THUMB 10m, Color, 1978. Animated version alignment, and regular rotation. It explains how tires of a tiny, clever boy who manages to extricate himself are manufactured and the 3 different types of tires. from a series of seemingly impossible misadventures. TORNADOES 14m, Color. Explains the causes and GR. 13+. BUSINESS · CONSUMER EDUCA- His final victory over the greedy wolf is the perfect effects of tomadoes, and demonstrates the kinds of TION, INDUSTRY/TECHNOLOGY - AUTO metaphor for the penalty of avarice. GRIMM'S precautionary measures to take when a tomado warnMECHANICS.

FAIRY TALES SERIES. GR. 2-8. SYNCAP. LIT- ing has been issued. Illustrates how potentially damag#CFT 5858 [F] ERATURE - FAIRY TALES.

ing a tornado can be and why some places are safe #CFE 1439 (FV]

CHURCHILL and others are not. YOUR CHANCE TO LIVE *TO BUILD A FIRE 60m, Color, 1970. Based on

SERIES. GR. 2-10. SYNCAP. SCIENCE the famous Jack London story of the same name, the TOM THUMB IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT 19m, WEATHER film deals with a prospector and his dog who are Color, 1963. Traces, in animation, the career of the #CFE 808 [F]

SCREENSCOP caught at the mercy of the cold Arctic. The attempts legendary little hero Tom Thumb, from his birth in to survive, such as the building of a fire, are futile, the heart of a rose until he becomes a Knight of the and the prospector succumbs to defeat. Narrated by Round Table. Points out that valor depends not on TORTOISE AND THE HARE 8m, Color, 1935. Orson Welles. GR. 9-12. LITERATURE -LONDON, physical characteristics but on spirit. GR. 2-8. LIT- Presents in animation the fable in which a tortoise JACK. ERATURE - FAIRY TALES.

races against a hare; the hare is so confident of #CFT 5704 [F]

#CFE 407 [F]

CORONET winning that he stops in the middle of the race to

show off for some female spectators, but he becomes TO TELL THE TRUTH 14m, Color, 1986. Callie, TOMMY'S FIRST CAR 1lm, Color, 1972. Depicts so absorbed in his stunts that he forgets about the who is ashamed of her poor report card, lies about it a teenager buying his first car. Points out things that race until it is too late to overtake the persistent to Tara, a classmate. Later, as Callie is comparing every buyer should be aware of when making such a tortoise. Ps-6. LITERATURE - FABLES. her messy homework paper to Tara's perfect paper, purchase. Familiarizes students with the different parts #CFE 1002 [F]

DISNEY she accidentally crumples Tara's paper. When Tara of a car and how to evaluate them. Emphasizes the finds her crumpled paper, she is distraught. Mrs. importance of not always trusting the seller. GR. Morris, the teacher, solicits the truth, but to no avail. 9-12. HEALTH/SAFETY - DRIVER EDUCATION, * TOTAL COMMUNICATION 15m, Color. This film Finally, after a dispute at lunch recess, Callie tells the BUSINESS - CONSUMER EDUCATION.

shows a preschool class of deaf children and intertruth. GR. 2-6. GUIDANCE - VALUES.

#CFE 1182 [F]

FILM FAIR views with parents of young deaf children. A narration #CFE 2118 [FV] CHURCHILL

gives the rationale for total communication. AppropriTOMORROW'S QUAKE: EARTHQUAKE ate for use with parents of deaf children and with * TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH 25m, Color. Devel- PREDICATION 16m, Color, 1978. Describes today's professionals. GR. 13+. DEAFNESS - SIGN LANoped specifically for hearing impaired audiences by methods of earthquake prediction and illustrates, GUAGE, DEAFNESS - AWARENESS. the Gallaudet College Division of Public Services. through animation and live action, some of the #CFT 5710 [F] Assists hearing impaired people to become better warning signs which occur before earthquakes. Also consumers of health care. GR. 13+. DEAFNESS, explains the concepts of continental drift

, dilatency, HEALTH/SAFETY - HEALTH CARE.

plate tectonics, earthquake waves, seismic velocity TOUCH FOOTBALL: A GAME OF ACTION 10m, #CFT 6692 [F]

changes and tiltmeters. GR. 9-12. SYNCAP. SCH- Color, 1974. Outlines rules for touch football, includENCE - GEOLOGY.

ing infractions which result in penalties. Demonstrates TO YOUR HEART'S CONTENT 26m, Color, 1982. #CFE 1090 [F]

AM EDUC FI skills which enable players to improve in the areas Stresses the importance of including fitness in our

of punting, passing and kicking. Emphasizes the need daily lives. Explores the benefits of cardiovascular TOOL USERS, THE 14m, Color, 1975. Points out for teamwork. GR. 5-12. ŠYNCAP. PHYSICAL exercise. GR. 10-13+. PHYSICAL EDUCATION that man is not the only tool user

. Presents one of EDUCATION - OUTDOOR SPORTS. - FITNESS nature's most marvelous feats of construction as #CFE 1003 [F]

BFA EDUC #CFE 2119 (FV]

SPECTRUM weaver ants use their own larvae to bind plant leaves

into tent-like homes. In the Galapagos Islands, shows
a finch that has greatly expanded its source of food TOUCHY SUBJECT, A 26m, Color, 1986. Offers

by using a thorn held in its beak to peck for insects parents practical guidelines for child sexual abuse Removable order forms included like a woodpecker

. The animal most like man himself, education. Depicts vignettes during which parents

the chimpanzee, assembles and uses a simple tool. openly define and discuss child sexual abuse with in back of catalog.

ANIMAL BEHAVIOR SERIES. GR. 8-12. their children. GR. 11-13+. HEALTH/SAFETY-
SYNCAP. SCIENCE - ANIMALS.

SEX EDUCATION. #CFE 1440 [F] NATL GEOGR #CFE 2120 [FV)

O.D.N. PRO
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VIKINGS, THE: LIFE AND CONQUESTS 17m, VITAL LINK THE 15m, Color, 1976. Explores the WACKY MACHINE, THE 24m, Color, 1978. Tells Color, 1960. Surveys the period of history known as role of the general public in emergency situations how Homer Price gets his hands on Uncle Ulysses' the Viking Age. Follows the Vikings to the farthest such as choking, drowning, auto injury, poison and new doughnut machine, causing it to mass produce corners of the known world as they raided, conquered, heart attack. Acquaints the viewer with the services an endless supply of doughnuts. Describes the comtraded and discovered and how they stayed on to provided by private and public agencies. Emergency motion when Mrs. Chambers loses her diamond ring settle, colonize and rule. GR. 5-10. SYNCAP. HIS- service units in action are highlighted and the avail- in the batter. This is an updated version of "The TORY - MIDDLE AGES, HISTORY - EXPLOR- ability of public classes in CPR and first aid tech- Doughnuts,” by Robert McCloskey. GR. 5-9. LITERS.

niques are discussed. GR. 9-12. HEALTH/SAFETY ERÅTURE - MC CLOSKEY, ROBERT, LITERA#CFE 1819 [FV]

EN BRIT ED · HEALTH CARE, HEALTH/SAFETY - FIRST TURE - CHILDREN'S LITERATURE.
AID.

#CFE 1579 [FV]

MTI TELEPR #CFE 1308 [F]

SUTHERBY VILLAGE OF THE RAIN FOREST (NIGERIA) 23m, Color, 1983. Through the eyes of a young

WAFFLES 11m, Color, 1985. A young girl falls Nigerian, the viewer experiences life in a Nigerian VLADIMIR LENIN 13m, Color, 1983. Uses vintage asleep while watching the hostess of a television farming village. How will this way of life change as photos to detail Lenin as a forceful and dynamic cooking show prepare waffles. The girl then dreams more and more village children become educated and revolutionary whose leadership brought the worker's of herself making waffles. During her dream she move to Nigeria's cities? What kind of changes will government to power and reduced Imperial Russia to brings a chicken and cow into the kitchen to supply wealth from Nigeria's oil bring? Will village life ashes. Recounts his exiles, the intensity of the power some necessary ingredients. After the girl and her remain? THE VILLAGE LIFE SERIES. GR. 7-12. struggles between 1904 and 1917, and opposition he animal friends eat breakfast, the girl wakes up and SYNCAP. GEOGRAPHY - AFRICA.

faced during the civil war from 1918 to 1921. Briefly joins her family in the kitchen. Guess what's for #CFE 2133 [FV]

JOURNAL FI investigates Lenin's boyhood, the years preceding his breakfast? GR. 2-6. LANGUAGE ARTS

death, and Marxist socialism concepts. GR. 9-13+. MISCELLANY.
SYNCAP. HISTORY - MODERN WORLD HIS- #CFE 2135 [FV]

CHURCHILL *VISIT FROM SPACE, A 11m, Color. This TORY, BIOGRAPHY - LENIN, VLADIMIR. animated film portrays a visit of a space creature to #CFE 2336V [V]

FFTH

* earth. It meets a little girl who helps the creature solve

WAGER, THE-LEVEL 3 47m, Color, 1976. Mary its problem of retuming to its home. Very little

Ellen and Erin Walton sign up for the town's "Run language is used in this film. GR. 7-12. LITERA- VOICE IN EXILE 30m, Color, 1984. In response to and Ride Race" and make several bets that they will TURE - SCIENCE FICTION.

his beloved grandfather's request, Alan, a 17-year-old beat two young men. After training seriously, the two #CFT 6294 [F]

stutterer, forces himself to confront his fear of speak- sisters win their bets and prove that they aren't "just ing. A variety of surreal cinematic techniques and girls”. GR. 7-12. The Waltons Series GUIDANCE

symbols reveal Alan's feelings of bitter isolation and - SEX ROLE. VISIT TO A POND, A 9m, Color, 1975. Pictures the his reactions to social rejection, as a result of his #CFT 6441V [V]

WGBH many different kinds of animals which live in and severe communication impairment. GR. 9-13+. around an ordinary pond, from small insects to herons. GUIDANCE - HANDICAPPED, LANGUAGE Gives several examples of food chains, in which ARTS - COMMUNICATION.

WAIST LAND, THE: EATING DISORDERS IN animals who eat small creatures are in tum eaten by #CFE 2134 [FV]

A BARR PRO AMERICA 23m, Color, 1985. Millions of young larger animals. Shows a tadpole in the process of

women risk their health and lives in the quest to becoming a frog - it grows legs and breathes air.

become thin. This obsession often develops into Ranges from fish, who spend their entire lives in the VOLLEYBALL FOR BOYS 14m, Color, 1971. eating disorders: bulimia, the binge-purge syndrome; pond, to a raccoon, who comes there occasionally to Shows regulation court, official rules, and individual or anorexia nervosa, self-imposed starvation. Fashion hunt for food. GR. 'Ps-5. SYNCAP. SCIENCE and team skills in professional and high school and advertising are partly to blame, but society needs -ANIMALS, SCIENCE - ECOLOGY.

volleyball settings. Uses diagrams to illustrate court to adopt a more sensible view of weight. GR. 9-13+. #CFE 963 [F]

JOURNAL

arrangement, measurements, team positions, individ- HEALTH/SAFETY - DISEASES, HOME

ual player positions, rotation, and basic playing rules. ECONOMICS - NUTRITION. VISIT TO THE FAIR 13m, Color. Shows the colorful Demonstrates, through freeze frame, slow motion, and #CFE 2136 [FV]

LCA/MTI sights of a fair, with no main characters or underlying live action, techniques such as overhand and undertheme or plot. Concentrates on visual stimulation hand serves, tips on good ball handling while the including a bright red tractor, a train ride, musical ball is in play, and ball placement. GR. 5-10. * WALLS AND WALLS 9m, Color, 1973. This film chairs on horseback, and the carnival games and SYNCAP. PHYSICAL EDUCATION - INDOOR

deals with the physical and mental or psychological rides. GR. K-3. NONVERBAL FILMS, SOCIAL GAMES.

walls and obstacles that people build between themSTUDIES - COMMUNITY LIFE.

#CFE 575 [F]

CORONET FI selves and other people or things. GR. 10-13+. #CFE 647 [F] UNIV WISC

GUIDANCE - HUMAN BEHAVIOR. VOLLEYBALL: SKILLS AND PRACTICE 12m, #CFT 6450 [F] VISIT WITH FARMER JOE 12m, Color, 1975. Color, 1967. Illustrates, through close-up and slow

Tours three different farms including a dairy farm, motion techniques, such basic volleyball skills as

sheep ranch and hog farm and contrasts the products underhand and overhand serves, volley, net volley,

WALT WHITMAN 10m, Color, 1972. Presents, of each one. Discusses milk products such as butter, and spike. Shows, at the end of each of the six skili through a series of paintings, engravings, and phocheese and glue, and pork products such as bacon, lessons, a team practice session which stresses inter- tographs, a biographical sketch of Walt Whitman and sausage, and leather. Illustrates weaving and knitting play between team members. Emphasizes the neces- his time (1819-1865). Narrates the poem "O Captain, woolen yam. GR. K-6. SYNCAP. INDUSTRY/ sity of mastering skills to enjoy the game, and the My Captain.” Shows images of Lincoln, Kennedy, TECHNOLOGY - AGRICULTURE.

adaptability of volleyball to beach, home, or school. and Martin Luther King. Demonstrates the influence #CFE 1005 [F] JOURNAL GR. 5-10. PHYSICAL EDUCATION - INDOOR

which personalities and historical events have had on GAMES.

American literature and how poetry from the 19th VISITOR 22m, Color, 1988. Dramatizes victims of #CFE 576 [F]

FILM ASSOC century can still apply to current events. GR. 9-12. an incurable disease as exiles living a lonely life in

SYNCAP. LITERATURE - POETRY, BIOGa Martian desert. A spaceship brings a new exile who VOLUME AND ITS MEASUREMENT 11m, Color, RAPHY - WHITMAN, WALT. has the ability to help the exiles relive fond memories. 1960. Uses three-dimensional plastic models to illus- #CFE 739 [F]

PARAMOUNT He develops a plan to share his gift with each exile trate basic principles of measuring volume, and on a fair rotating basis. Greed leads to a startling and graphically demonstrates the meaning of cubic units WANDERING DUNES, THE 15m, Color. Illustrates violent conclusion. Based on the short story by Ray of measure. Calculates volumes of prisms, pyramids, the creation, growth and movement of coastal and Bradbury. GR. 9-12. NONSYNCAP. LITERÁ- cylinders, and cones by actual measurement and by .

desert dunes. Emphasizes the delicate balance of TURE - SHORT STORIES, LITERATURE - use of mathematical formulas. Presents everyday natural forces at work, as well as some new and BRADBURY, RAY, LITERATURE - SCIENCE

- SCIENCE applications for these formulas. GR. 5-10. SYNČAP. . unnatural modem day forces. GR. 5-12. SYNCAP. FICTION MATHEMATICS.

SCIENCE - GEOLOGY. #CFE 2335V (V] AIMS MEDIA #CFE 298 [F] CORONET FI #CFE 1309 [F]

STANTON FI
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WHERE'S SHELLEY? 13m, Color, 1983. Depicts WHO'S DIFFERENT? 26m, Color, 1986. Dave, a WHY PEOPLE SMOKE 10m, Color, 1978. Presents the feelings of four children as they are waiting in high school athlete, shows prejudice by calling an a brief history of smoking and the fallacies of some an abandoned house for Shelley, who is bringing intelligent student derogatory names. When his failing of the reasons people give for smoking: because they marijuana and beer. They talk about their relationships grades threaten his position on the team, he resists want to, it is glamorous, exciting, cool,

and grown-up, with other members of the family and experiences seeking help from the smarter student. Dave learns and they are thinking about quitting. This film takes they have had with older people, who have been that accepting and liking people are two different the glamour out of smoking and makes the smoker a addicted to alcohol or are involved with the use of things. This treatment of persecution, scapegoating, figure of fun. An animated film using a humorous drugs. Gives some good reasons to abstain and some and stereotyping contains some derogatory language. approach for a serious message: cigarettes kill. GR. obvious pressures to join in. The film ends when GR. 9-134. GUIDANCE - PREJUDICE, GUID- 7-13+. SYNCAP. HEALTH/SAFETY - SUBShelley arrives. GR. 11-13+. HEALTH/SAFETY ANCE - HUMAN BEHAVIOR.

STANCE ABUSE.
-SUBSTANCE ABUSE.

#CFE 2145 (FV] PHOENIX/BF #CFE 1312 [F]

PYRAMID FI #CFE 1825 [F]

EDUC MEDIA

WHO'S TO BLAME? 10m, Color. Explains the WHY PLANTS GROW WHERE THEY DO 11m,

concept of defensive driving, how it goes beyond Color, 1966. Shows how certain plants grow best in WHERE'S TOMMY (2ND EDITION) 13m, Color, driving according to the rules and law, to driving to certain places. Illustates an open field, a woodland, a 1988. Tommy's mother reluctantly agrees to attend a avoid accidents regardless of errors or infractions of desert and a pond. Reasons why certain plants grow short meeting at a neighbor's house while Tommy other drivers. HĚALTH/SAFETY - FIRST AID, in each area are given. All plants have certain basic naps at home. Meanwhile Tommy awakens and HEALTH/SAFETY - DRIVER EDUCATION.

needs in order to live. After indicating the normal begins to explore his environment. The camera fol- #CFT 5764 [F]

environment, each kind of plant community is shown lows Tommy's route through the house and depicts

as set up in a glass vivarium. GR. 4-8. SYNCAP. many potentially fatal hazards that exist for an

SCIENCE - PLANTS. unsupervised child. Mother eventually returns to the *WHY BILLY COULDN'T LEARN 45m, Color, #CFE 1313 [F]

CORONET FI empty house and both she and the viewer are left 1968. Ilustrates one type of public school program wondering, where's Tommy? GR. 9-13+. NON- offering specialized help for elementary school chilSYNCAP. HOME ECONOMICS - CHILD CARE, dren, most of whom exhibit symptoms of minimal WHY SAY NO TO DRUGS? 16m, Color, 1986. HEALTH/SAFETY - ACCIDENTS/PREVENTION. cerebral dysfunction. Provides an example of what Illustrates consequences of smoking cigarettes, drink#CFE 2244 [FV]

A HIGGINS public schools can do to help the educationally ing alcohol, and smoking marijuana. Shows young

handicapped. GR. 13+. GUIDANCE - EDUCÁ- people confronting these drug issues in common TION TEACHER TRAINING.

social situations. Suggests decision-making guidelines #CFT 4305 [F]

that help viewers say no to drugs. GR. 5-9. WHITE SEAL, THE 26m, Color, 1977. Tells the

HEALTH/SAFETY - SUBSTANCE ABUSE. story in animation about Kotick, a young white seal

#CFE 2147 [FV]

EN BRIT ED who learns to survive in the Bering Sea and then WHY DO ANIMALS LOOK THE WAY THEY uses what he has learned. When seal hunters invade DO? 11m, Color, 1978. Compares air, land and water WHY WE HAVE ELECTIONS, OR THE KINGS the island, he guides other seals to a safe haven. GR. animals and how they have adapted to their different OF SNARKS 9m, Color, 1972. A fanciful cartoon 3-8. SYNCAP. LITERATURE - KIPLING, environments. Demonstrates concepts of protective about how elections might have come into existence. RUDYARD, LITERATURE - CHILDREN'S LITER- coloration and anatomical evolution. Contrasts dol- When bad King Boris dies without heirs, the people ATURE.

phins, kangaroos, peacocks, whales, flamingos, of Snark experiment with various ways of choosing #CFE 1007 [F]

XEROX FILM

elephants, zebras, ostriches, and tree kangaroos in a new king. They consider choosing the funniest, terms of land, air and water animals. GR. 4-8. strongest, or richest man. Then they all try being kings SCIENCE - ANIMALS.

at the same time. Eventually they hit on the idea of #CFE 1186 [F]

JOURNAL elections. They finally elect Timothy the Teacher to WHITE WATER-GREY HAIR 20m, Color, 1981.

be king because they feel he best represents their Shows a group of senior citizens on a 300-mile raft

ideas. Discusses present-day elections. GR. 5-12. trip adventure down the Colorado River through the WHY DO SPIDERS SPIN WEBS? 11m, Color, GUIDANCE - HUMAN BEHAVIOR, SOCIAL Grand Canyon. GR. 11-13+. GUIDANCE - AĞING, 1987. Wondercat demonstrates the uses spiders make STUDIES - POLITICAL SCIENCE, PHYSICAL EDUCATION - WATER SPORTS. of their webs. Illustrates spiders building webs by #CFE 744 [F]

LRNG CORP #CFE 1826 [FV]

STERLING using thin fibers spun in different ways. Presents parts

of a spider's body which produce these remarkable WHY WE HAVE LAWS: SHIVER, GOBBLE, threads. WONDER WORLD OF SCIENCE SERIES. AND SNORE 8m, Color, 1970. Follows three car

GR. 3-6. SYNCAP. SCIENCE - ANIMALS - IN- toon characters, Shiver, Gobble, and Snore, to show WHO LOVES AMY TONIGHT 25m, Color, 1980. SECTS.

the balance of law and freedom. Shows the three Fifteen-year-old Amy seeks excitement through petty #CFE 2341V [V]

CORONET friends leaving a land ruled by a king who is crime and association with streetwise kids. Her

compulsive about making laws that are unrealistic and parents' permissiveness and inability to discipline WHY DOESN'T GRASS GROW ON THE do not apply to him. Portrays the strife that results, effectively pave the way for Amy's involvement in MOON? 1lm, Color, 1986. Wondercat has seen and their decision to have rules that are fair to all. drug dealing. Confronted with her actions, and held pictures of the moon and knows that grass doesn't BASIC CONCEPTS IN SOCIAL STUDIES SERIES. accountable by her father, Amy begins to realize the grow on its surface. From observing grass on earth, GR. 1-6. SYNCAP. SOCIAL STUDIES - LAW, true meaning of love and freedom. GR. 7-13+. Wondercat learns what green plants need to grow:

SOCIAL STUDIES - POLITICAL SCIENCE. GUIDANCE - PARENT AND CHILD, GUIDANCE water, minerals, air, and sunlight. With this new #CFE 650 [F]

LRNG CORP - EMOTIONS.

knowledge, Wondercat imagines what would be #CFE 2144 [FV]

PAULIST PR needed for grass to grow on the moon. WONDER WHY WE HAVE THANKSGIVING 12m, Color,

WORLD OF SCIENCE SERIES. GR. 3-6. 1971. Frames the depiction of the first Thanksgiving SYNCAP. SCIENCE - ASTRONOMY, SCIENCE within a modern family's celebration of the holiday. - PLANTS.

Begins as the mother prepares dinner and the father WHO WANTS TO BE A HERO 28m, Color, 1981. #CFE 2146 [FV]

CORONET FI tells his son the story of the first Thanksgiving. Responding to a plea for help, Jason catches the

Illustrates the first Pilgrim settlement, Indians helping assailant of the well-liked school custodian and be- WHY EXERCISE 18m, Color, 1965. Demonstrates the settlers, and how turkeys were caught. Lists comes a school hero. He deals with inner conflict and some exercises to improve health by increasing several foods which the Indians introduced to the decision making regarding the dilemma to testify until strength, endurance, and flexibility. Stresses the im- Pilgrims, including pumpkins, squash, potatoes, and he discovers the real meaning of the word hero. portance of exercise in maintaining good health. com. Reinforces seasonal vocabulary. THE LIVING LEARNING TO BE HUMAN SERIES. GR. 7-12. Explains the ways in which muscles function. GR. LANGUAGE SERIES. GR. 2-8. SYNCAP. HISGUIDANCE - HUMAN BEHAVIOR, GUIDANCE 4-12. SYNCAP PHYSICAL EDUCATION - FIT- TORY - U.S. 1600-1755, SOCIAL STUDIES - INTERPERSONAL SKILLS. NESS

HOLIDAYS - OTHER. #CFE 1934 [FV] LRNG CORP #CFE 501 [F] ASSOC FILM #CFE 467 [F]

UNITED ED
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WORLD IS A BANK, THE 10m, Color, 1971. WRITING WELL: PLANNING 11m, Color, 1984. YOUR AMAZING MIND 15m, Color, 1971. ApCompares the earth to a bank, from which materials Given the composition topic ”My Favorite Place,” proaches the problem of drug abuse by emphasizing such as metals, chemicals, trees, land, water, and air Pat organizes her thoughts before writing by cluster- that one's mind is one's most valuable possession. can be withdrawn. Demonstrates what can happen if ing. Next, Pat numbers her clusters in the order in Demonstrates the importance of keeping the mind materials are withdrawn from the earth too rapidly, which she will write. Her writing is supported by healthy and indicates that some drugs can harm the and relates ways in which materials can be scenes showing her enjoying her favorite place. Pro- mind." Shows the dangers of the most commonly redeposited for future use. Encourages wise use of jector stops are built in to allow the class to practice misused drugs, such as amphetamines, barbiturates, those resources which cannot be replenished or these techniques. GR. 4-7. SYNCAP. LANGUAGE methadrine, glue, marijuana, and LSD. GR. 5-12. recycled, such as oil and gas, and stresses the need ARTS - COMMUNICATION.

SYNCAP. HEALTH/SAFETY . SUBSTANCE for careful planning for the future to ensure a #CFE 1939 [F]

CHURCHILL ABUSE. comfortable life on earth. GR. 1-6. SYNCAP. SCI

#CFE 653 [F]

A HIGGINS ENCE - ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, SCIENCE - CONSERVATION.

YANIS AND HIS DREAM 20m, Color, 1980. Tells #CFE 748 [F]

BFA EDUC a story about a Greek peasant boy who is bound by YOUR BABY'S FIRST DAYS 21m, Color, 1980.

tradition to be a farmer, but wants to be a fisherman. Offers information on the physical appearance and Despite what others think, he is determined to achieve behavior of newborn babies. Gives instructions in his goal

. Designed to help children focus on making caring for a baby and promoting parent-child bonding. WORLD OF MOLECULES 12m, Color, 1977. decisions and taking responsibility for them. GR. GR. 11-13+. HOME ECONOMICS - CHILD Demonstrates the three states of all matter (solid, 4-8. SYNCAP. LANGUAGE ARTS - MISCEL- CARE. liquid, and gas) by showing substances such as wax LANY, GUIDANCE - VALUES.

#CFE 1830 [F]

POLYMORPH and water being heated and then cooled. Associates #CFE 1314 [F]

A BARR PRO molecular activity with the state of the matter and the molecules attraction for each other as indicated by *YOU AND THE LAW 28m, Color. This film YOUR CHILD HAS A FEVER 20m, Color, 1985. slicing an onion. Explains that the odor of the onion portrays four deaf persons and the practical legal Describes normal temperature range for children. spreads because the molecules are not attracted to problems which they encounter. The characters Shows types of thermometers and how to take rectal, each other in a gaseous state. GR. 5-10. SYNCAP. demonstrate how to find help in protecting their rights oral, and underarm temperatures. Demonstrates how SCIENCE - CHEMISTRY, SCIENCE - ATOMIC under the law. GR. 10-13. DEAFNESS, SOCIAL to read the scale on a glass thermometer. Presents THEORY. STUDIES - LAW.

methods for reducing a child's fever and clarifies #CFE 1008 [F] CHURCHILL #CFT 5872 [F]

when it is necessary to call a doctor. GR. 11-13+.

SYNCAP. HEALTH/SAFETY - DISEASES, YOU AND YOUR EARS 8m, Color, 1956. Depicts HOME ECONOMICS - CHILD CARE. in animation the parts of the ear, and explains how #CFE 2246V [V]

CHURCHILL WORLD OF PETS: DOGS 16m, Color, 1985. A they work together to produce the sense of hearing. family decides to purchase a dog. Through research Shows that one part of the ear, the semicircular canal, and a visit to a dog show to see different breeds, they controls the body's balance. Stresses proper care of

YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD 15m, Color, 1972. decide on a golden retriever puppy. We see puppies the ear. GR. 4-10. SYNCAP. SCIENCE - Recounts the experiences of two young people who develop from birth to maturity. The puppy begins to PHYSIOLOGY - SENSES.

make credit purchases without thoroughly understandlearn basic obedience, and becomes a family compan- #CFE 840 [F]

DISNEY ing the credit process. Points out the advantages and ion. GR. 4-8. SYNCAP. SCIENCE - ANIMALS

disadvantages of installment payment. Emphasizes the -PETS, SCIENCE - ANIMALS - MAMMALS. YOU AND YOUR EYES 10m, Color, 1956. Depicts importance of carefully considering down payments, #CFE 2030 (FV]

NATL GEOGR in animation the parts of the eye and explains their finance charges, annual percentage rates, simple inter

functions. Compares the parts of the eye with familiar est, and true interest." Encourages the viewer to everyday objects. Provides three rules for caring for consider the advantages of paying cash before decidthe eyes. GR. 4-10. SYNCAP. SCIENCE

ing to buy on credit

. GR. 9-12. SYNCAP. BUSIWORLD OF PETS: FISH 16m, Color, 1985. A class PHYSIOLOGY - SENSES.

NESS - FINANCE/BANKING, BUSINESS - CONdecides to purchase some fish. Through research and #CFE 842 [F]

DISNEY SUMER EDUCATION. a visit to a pet store to see different kinds of fish,

#CFE 654 [F]

ALTSCHEL they decide to buy goldfish and Siamese fighting fish. YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE/THIS LAND IS YOUR We see feeding experiments, breeding, and hatching LAND 8m, Color. Uses the bouncing ball technique, of the fish. GR. 4-10. SYNCAP. SCIENCE - designed for rhythm training and speech work, to

YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD (REVISED EDITION) ANIMALS - PETS.

illustrate these popular songs. GR. 1-12. SYNCAP. 14m, Color, 1988. Two young adults learn from their #CFE 2031 [FV] NATL GEOGR MUSIC.

mistakes when they yield to sales pressure and sign #CFE 225 [F]

EDUC FILM finance contracts for a used car and health club

membership. Discusses sources of credit and the YOU CAN SAY NO TO A DRINK OR A DRUG relative finance costs of each. Emphasizes the need WORLD OF WORK, THE 18m, Color, 1974. 25m, Color, 1987. Keith Hernandez, a New York to shop for credit and explains the components of a Presents ten major classifications of jobs, with a wide Mets baseball player and former drug user, hosts an finance agreement. Depicts high-pressure tactics variety of job choices within each group. Relates alcohol and drug awareness program. Four reenact- salespeople typically employ to make a sale. GR. requirements, interests, and employment outlook in ments feature nondrinking or drug-free preteenagers

9-13+. NONS YNCAP. BUSINESS - CONSUMER an attempt to motivate students to start evaluating and teenagers opposing someone illegally drinking, EDUCATION. their own needs and abilities in relation to their career smoking, or snorting. Follow-up advice and facts are #CFE 2346V [V]

ALT/JOURNL choice. GR. 9-12. SYNCAP. GUIDANCE - OCCU- given for alcohol, marijuana, and cocaine abuse. PATIONS.

Based on the book by Susan Newman. GR. 8-13- #CFE 755 [F]

COUNSELOR HEALTH/SAFETY - SUBSTANCE ABUSE. YOUR DIET: SALT AND HYPERTENSION 13m, #CFE 2149 (FV)

CORONET FI Color, 1978. Explains what high blood pressure or

hypertension is and how it affects your heart. Details WORLD WAR 1: BACKGROUND TENSIONS YOUNG WOMEN IN SPORTS 15m, Color, 1975. which individuals, either through hereditary factors, (1870-1914) 13m, Color, 1983. The background Demonstrates the possibilities that are available for stress in their environment, body condition, or diet events and trends leading up to the beginning of young women athletes in sports. Interviews women are most prone to hypertension and heart disease. World War I are discussed, focusing on the years athletes in track and field, gymnastics, and swimming Examines the correlation between salt intake and the 1870-1914. Actual news footage and newspaper head- (Terry Sabol, Kyle Gainer, Gayle Butler, and Shirley incidence of hypertension. Provides guidelines that lines illustrate the key people and countries involved, Babashoff). Presents their attitudes towards athletics will keep you informed and healthy. GR. 7-12. and the tensions existing between countries are dis- as they tell how participation in sports has affected SYNCAP. HEALTH/SAFETY . DISEASES, cussed. GR. 10-13+. SYNCAP. HISTORY . U.S. their lives. GR. 6-12. SYNCAP. PHYSICAL HEALTH/SAFETY - HEALTH CARE, HOME 1866-1900, HISTORY - U.S. 1900-1919. EDUCATION - OUTDOOR SPORTS.

ECONOMICS - NUTRITION. #CFE 1938 (FV] CORONET FI #CFE 965 [F]

BFA EDUC #CFE 1692 [F]

JOURNAL All titles should be ordered directly from your assigned depository, except those marked with an asterisk (*).

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LATHAM LCA/MTI LITTLE RED LOS ANG SC LRNG CORP LSB PROD LUCERN FIL M DELEAU M FENWICK MACMILLAN

MADE TO OR

MALIBU FIL MAR/CHUCK MCGRAW-HIL MEDIA DESI MEDIA GUI MEDIA INC METH CHUR METROMEDIA MILNER MOBIUS INT MOKIN PROD MOODY INST MORELAND MTI TELEPR MW REG MED NAT FI CAN NATL EDUC NATL FIRE NATL GEOGR NATL THEAT NAVC NBC NEUBACHER NEWDAY FIL NEW DIMENS NEWENHOUSE NO AM FILM NORCAL CNT NTID

S-L FILM SALTZBURG SCHLOAT SCREENSCOP SECONDARI

SEE-A-SIGN

SO ILL UNI SPECTRUM STANLEY STANTON FI STERLING STINSON SUNBURST SUTHERBY SVEKON FI TEAM ENT TELEMATED TERRA NOVE TEXTURE THIRD EYE TIME-LIFE UCEM

Latham Learning Corp/MTI Little Red Film House Los Angeles Schools Learning Corporation of America LSB Productions Lucerne Films, Inc. Michael Deleau Milner Fenwick Macmillan Films Made to Order/Library Productions Malibu Films Mar/Chuck Film Industries McGraw Hill Film Text Division Media Design Associates The Media Guild Media, Inc. Methodist Church Board of Missions Metromedia Producers Corp. Milner Fenwick Mobius International Arthur Mokin Productions Moody Institute of Science Moreland-Latchford Productions MTI Teleprograms Midwest Regional Media Center National Film Board of Canada National Educational Media National Fire Protection Association National Geographic Society National Theater of the Deaf National Audio Visual Center National Broadcasting Corporation Neubacker-Vetter Productions Newday Films New Dimension Films Henk Newenhouse, Inc. North American Films Norcal Center on Deafness National Technical Institute for the Deaf O.D.N. Productions Paul Burnford Paramount Communications Parker Film Associates Paulist Productions Peck Perennial Perspective Films Phoenix Films BFA/Phoenix Films Pictura Film Distribution Company Polymorph Films Porta Films Jules Power International Productions Altschul Group/Professional Research, Inc. Productions Unlimited Project 7 Films Pyramid Films Robert Hartkopf Richard Kaplan Productions Ralph Lopatin Productions Ronald Phillips Films Robert Saudek Associates, Inc. Reinald Werrenrath Ramsgate Films

S-L Film A.J. Milton Saltzburg Schloat House, Inc. Screenscope, Inc. John Secondari Productions

See-A-Sign Videotape

Southern Illinois University Spectrum Films Stanley Tools Thomas J. Stanton Films Sterling Educational Films, Inc. Jim and Sue Stinson Sunburst Communications Sutherby Productions Svekon Films Team Entertainment Telemated Motion Pictures Terra Nove Films Texture Films Third Eye Films Time-Life Films, Inc.

University of California

Extension Media Mark F. Ulano Unicorn Productions United Educational and Visual Arts

University of Nebraska

University of Wisconsin United States Postal Service Visual Education Films Walter J. Klein Co., Ltd. Wards Natural Science Reinald Werrenrath Weston Woods Studios Wexler Film Productions WGBH Television WGN Productions William Willets Film Associates William Greaves Prod. WNVT David Wolper Production, Inc. Wombat Films Wombat Productions Wylde Xerox Films Young America Films

ULANO UNICORN PR UNITED ED

UNIV NEBR UNIV WISC US POSTAL VISUAL ED W.J. KLEIN WARDS NAT WERRENRATH WESTON STU WEXLER FIL WGBH WGN PROD WILLETS FI WM GREAVES WNVT WOLPER PRO WOMBAT FI WOMBAT PRO WYLDE XEROX FILM YOUNG AMER

O.D.N. PRO P BURNFORD PARAMOUNT PARKER PAULIST PECK PERENNIAL PERSPECTIV PHOENIX FI PHOENIX/BF PICTURA FI POLYMORPH PORTA FILM POWER INTL PRO RESRCH

U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1992—329-06 11 700 7 3

PRO UNLIM PROJECT 7 PYRAMID FI R HARTKOPF R KAPLAN R LOPATIN RPHILLIPS R SAUDEK R WERREN RAMSGATE

FILL IN ASSIGNED DEPOSITORY NAME AND ADDRESS,

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NOTE: All films are 16mm. All videocassettes are 1/2" VHS format.

When ordering a videocassette, please add [V] to the digest number

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This catalog was generated from a computer-based file of information which the Captioned Films/Videos for the Deaf
maintains on the captioned film/video collection. Periodic supplements will be issued to announce new films and
videocassettes and to indicate which titles have been removed from the collection. Please feel free to convey to us
any suggestions for improvement or any errors of commission or omission which you may discover.

CAPTIONED FILMS/VIDEOS FOR THE DEAF

Prepared by MODERN TALKING PICTURE SERVICE, INC.

1992

Funds for publication of this catalog were provided by

Captioning and Adaptation Branch Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services

U.S. Department of Education

OFFICE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES

Robert Davila, Ph.D.
Assistant Secretary for Special Education and Rehabilitative Services

OFFICE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Judith Schrag, Ph.D.
Director

DIVISION OF EDUCATIONAL SERVICE

Nancy Safer, Ph.D.
Director

CAPTIONING AND ADAPTATION BRANCH

MODERN TALKING PICTURE SERVICE, INC.

Donald A. Zink
Captioned Films/Videos Project Director

DISCRIMINATION PROHIBITED

Title VI of the Civil Rights Acts of 1964 states: "No person in the United States shall, on the ground of race, color, or national origin, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subject to discrimination under any program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance." Therefore, the Captioned Films Project, like every program or activity receiving financial assistance from the Department of Education, operates in compliance with this

law and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and the Age Discrimination Act of 1975.

This catalog was generated from a computer-based file of information which the Captioned Films/Videos for the Deaf
maintains on the captioned film/video collection. Periodic supplements will be issued to announce new films and
videocassettes and to indicate which titles have been removed from the collection. Please feel free to convey to us
any suggestions for improvement or any errors of commission or omission which you may discover.

CAPTIONED FILMS/VIDEOS FOR THE DEAF

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change of address to which borrowed media are to be

directed. 12. To include a correct postal zip code number at all times. 13. To make sure that a person will be present to receive borrowed

media during regular delivery hours.

CAPTIONED FILMS/VIDEOS PROGRAM Public Law 85-905, entitled, “An act to provide in the Department of Health, Education and Welfare for a loan service of captioned films for the deaf,” was approved by the President and enacted into law on September 2, 1958. On November 4, 1958, the Secretary, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, delegated to the Commissioner of Education the functions vested in him by P.L. 85-905 for the administration of the Captioned Films for the Deaf Program. The purposes, as set forth in the law, are threefold: “(1) to bring to deaf persons understanding and appreciation of those films which play an important part in the general and cultural advancement of hearing persons; “(2) to provide, through these films, enriched educational and cultural experiences through which deaf persons can be brought into better touch with the realities of their environment; and “(3) to provide a wholesome and rewarding experience which deaf persons may share together."

OBLIGATIONS OF BORROWERS Borrowers agree to accept the following responsibilities: 1. To show captioned educational films/videos only to groups au

thorized and approved. 2. To show borrowed media to no audience where an admission is

charged. 3. To project or exhibit no borrowed media by television without

prior approval of the Captioning and Adaptation Branch. 4. To use no borrowed media in any manner that will infringe upon

or violate any copyright interest. 5. To be responsible for the safekeeping of borrowed media from

the time of receipt until return or delivery to a common carrier for return. The borrower may be required to pay the replacement cost of any borrowed media lost or to pay the cost of repairing

damage to any borrowed media occurring during such period. 6. To exercise care in projection of 16mm films, including use of a

16mm sound projector and a qualified projectionist. 7. To make no repairs to borrowed media. 8. To return borrowed media promptly. 9. To return borrowed media in containers and pay return trans

portation costs at the library rate. Addressed return labels furnished with the borrowed media shall be firmly affixed to the

containers. 10. To report each exhibition of each borrowed media as directed. 11. To report to Modern Talking Picture Service any change in the

CARE OF FILMS/VIDEOS Most film/videocasette damage can be avoided if the operator observes simple precautions: 1. CLEAN THE FILM CHANNEL. Before the film is threaded,

both aperture and pressure plates should be cleaned. To remove any accumulation of film wax and dirt in the channel, clean it with a chamois skin or soft cloth. Whenever scale is found adhering to the plates, clean with a wooden scraper; never scratch the parts with metal. Failure to clean the plates makes permanent scratches on the emulsion of the film, caus

ing the film to appear "rainy" when projected. 2. THREAD FILM PROPERLY, making sure that:

(a) The sprocket teeth are engaged in the film sprocket holes. (b) The sprocket guards are locked in position. (c) The film is centered in the film channel, so that the claws will

engage the film sprocket holes. (d) The film loop above and below the channel are of proper

size. 3. BE SURE TO TEST THE THREADING by turning the

manually-operated knob, which will move the film slowly through the projector. DO THIS BEFORE TURNING ON THE

SWITCH 4. STOP IMMEDIATELY AND RECHECK the threading if the film

does not project properly or if damage is detected as the film passes into the take-up reel. Loss of film loop either above or below the channel will cause damage to the sprocket holes of the film. Film also can be damaged by the last sprocket of the projector without discernable evidence of such damage in either the projected picture or the sound. This is true regardless

of the make of the machine being used. 5. STAY WITH THE PROJECTOR while it is running. Damage to

sprocket holes can be detected by checking the film between the thumb and forefinger as it winds onto the take-up reels. In this way damage, with the exception of scratches caused by

dirty film plates, can be detected and corrected at once. 6. REWIND VIDEOCASSETTES before returning. Keep video

cassettes away from heat, moisture and dust.

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INDUSTRY/TECHNOLOGY - BUILDING/CONSTRUCTION. BUSINESS (Major subdivisions include: CONSUMER

EDUCATION; ECONOMICS; FINANCE/BANKING;

MANAGEMENT; OFFICE SKILLS). GEOGRAPHY - NORTH AMERICA. HEALTH/SAFETY - DISEASES. GUIDANCE - JOB SKILLS;

GUIDANCE - OCCUPATIONS. SCIENCE - CELLS. GEOGRAPHY - CENTRAL AMERICA. SCIENCE - CHEMISTRY. HOME ECONOMICS - CHILD CARE; HEALTH/SAFETY -

DISEASES; HEALTH/SAFETY - HEALTH CARE. LITERATURE - CHILDREN'S LITERATURE; LITERATURE - ADOLESCENT; LITERATURE (subdivided by individual

authors). GEOGRAPHY - ASIA. SOCIAL STUDIES - HOLIDAYS - CHRISTMAS. SCIENCE - PHYSIOLOGY - HEART. HISTORY U.S. 1861 - 1865. HOME ECONOMICS - CLOTHING. LANGUAGE ARTS - COGNITIVE SKILLS. HISTORY - U.S. 1600-1775. LANGUAGE ARTS COMMUNICATION. SOCIAL STUDIES - COMMUNITY LIFE. SOCIAL STUDIES - COMMUNITY LIFE. LANGUAGE ARTS - COMPOSITION. COMPUTERS. SCIENCE - CONSERVATION. BUSINESS - CONSUMER EDUCATION,

SOCIAL STUDIES - LAW.

GUIDANCE - COURTESY. LANGUAGE ARTS - COMPOSITION; LANGUAGE ARTS -

CREATIVE WRITING. HISTORY - U.S. 1945- ; HISTORY - MODERN WORLD

HISTORY; SOCIAL STUDIES - SOCIAL PROBLEMS. ARTS - PERFORMING ARTS. DEAFNESS - EDUCATION.

BIOGRAPHY (followed by name of specific person).

DEAFNESS (Major subdivisions include: AUDIOLOGY;

AWARENES; EDUCATION; SIGN LANGUAGE). GUIDANCE - DEATH. HISTORY - U.S. 1919-1933. SCIENCE - PHYSIOLOGY - DIGESTION. HISTORY U.S. - DISCOVERY AND EXPLORATION. HEALTH/SAFETY - DISEASES. GUIDANCE - DIVORCE.

LITERATURE - DRAMA.

HEALTH/SAFETY - DRIVER EDUCATION, HEALTH/SAFETY - SUBSTANCE ABUSE.

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Science Fiction ....... Scientific Method ....... Scientists ...... Seasons ...... Self Concept ......... Senses ...... Sex Education ......

Sex Role ........ Sexual Abuse ....

Short Stories ........ Sign Language Simple Machines Smell...... Smoking Social Problems SOCIAL STUDIES........

AMPHIBIANS; BIRDS; ENDANGERED SPECIES; INSECTS; MAMMALS; PETS; PROTISTS; REPTILES;

STORIES).
See: LITERATURE - SCIENCE FICTION.
See: SCIENCE - METHODS.
See: BIOGRAPHY (followed by name of specific person). See: SCIENCE SEASONS.

See: GUIDANCE - SELF PERCEPTION.

See: SCIENCE - PHYSIOLOGY

PHYSIOLOGY - SENSES.
See: SCIENCE - REPRODUCTION; HEALTH/SAFETY SEX

EDUCATION See: GUIDANCE - SEX ROLE.

See: GUIDANCE - FAMILY LIFE; HEALTH/SAFETY - SEX

EDUCATION.
See: LITERATURE - SHORT STORIES.
See: DEAFNESS SIGN LANGUAGE.
See: SCIENCE - SIMPLE MACHINES.
See: SCIENCE PHYSIOLOGY - SENSES.
See: HEALTH/SAFETY - SUBSTANCE ABUSE.
See: SOCIAL STUDIES - SOCIAL PROBLEMS. See: SOCIAL STUDIES (Major subdivisions include:

ANTHROPOLOGY; ARCHAEOLOGY; COMMUNITY LIFE; HOLIDAYS - CHRISTMAS;

HOLIDAYS - OTHER; IMMIGRANTS; LAW;

POLITICAL SCIENCE; SOCIAL PROBLEMS; THIRD

WORLD; TRANSPORTATION).
See: GEOGRAPHY SOUTH AMERICA.
See: GEOGRAPHY - ASIA.
See: SCIENCE - SPACE SCIENCES.
See: LANGUAGE ARTS - PUBLIC SPEAKING.
See: PHYSICAL EDUCATION - OUTDOOR SPORTS; PHYSICAL

EDUCATION - WATER SPORTS; PHYSICAL

EDUCATION - INDOOR GAMES.
See: BIOGRAPHY (followed by name of specific person).
See: BIOGRAPHY (followed by name of specific person).
See: LANGUAGE ARTS - MISCELLANY; LITERATURE - SHORT STORIES; SCIENCE - ANIMALS

ANIMALS - STORIES.
See: NONVERBAL FILMS.
See: LANGUAGE ARTS - STUDY SKILLS.
See: HEALTH/SAFETY SUBSTANCE ABUSE.
See: GUIDANCE - SUICIDE. .
See: PHYSICAL EDUCATION - WATER SPORTS.
See: GUIDANCE - EDUCATION/TEACHER TRAINING.
See: SOCIAL STUDIES - THIRD WORLD.
See: HEALTH/SAFETY - SUBSTANCE ABUSE. See: GEOGRAPHY - TOPOGRAPHY.

See: DEAFNESS - AWARENESS; DEAFNESS - EDUCATION;

DEAFNESS - SIGN LANGUAGE.
See: SOCIAL STUDIES - TRANSPORTATION. See: BUSINESS - OFFICE SKILLS.

South America. Soviet Union ........ Space Sciences Speech Making Sports .......

Sports Heroes ..... Statesmen ... Stories .......

Stories Without Words ....... Study Skills ......... Substance Abuse Suicide Prevention .... Swimming .... Teacher Training Third World ......... Tobacco Abuse. Topography ....... Total Communication .......

Transportation ... Typing ......

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DEAFNESS - AUDIOLOGY
-- continued DEAFNESS - SIGN LANGUAGE

--------- continued * 7278V SPECIAL DELIVERY SEGMENT REEL #2 10m, Color, GR.

* 2870V BASIC SIGN I: TAPE 3/MODULES 15-18 29m, Color, GR. 4-10. M

9-13+. M

*2871V BASIC SIGN II: TAPE 1/MODULES 1-8 40m, Color, GR. DEAFNESS - AWARENESS

9-13+. (V * 05542 ACCIDENT, THE 15m, B&W, GR. 10-13+. [F]

* 2872V BASIC SIGN II: TAPE 2/MODULES 9-16 40m, Color, GR. 2150V AGING EAR, THE 29m, Color, GR. 13+. (V

9-13+. MV * 05543 BARKING DOG 15m, B&W, GR. 10-13+. [F]

* 2873V BASIC SIGN III: TAPE I/MODULES 1-13 60m, Color, GR. * 05088 BREAKING THE SOUND BARRIER 28m, Color, GR.

9-13+. MM 11-13+. (F)

* 4389V BIOLOGY (TAPE 1) 36m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (V 01640 CLOWN WHITE 51m, Color, GR. 7-13+. [FV

* 4390V BUSINESS (TAPE 2) 39m, Color, GR. 10-13+. M *06437 DADDY, CAN I HEAR THE SUN? 22m, Color, GR.

* 4506V CAREER EDUCATION (TAPE 17) 49m, Color, GR. 10-13+. [F]

10-13+. M 01348 DEAF LIKE ME 24m, Color, GR. 3-13+. (FV

* 4507V CAREER EDUCATION (TAPE 18) 36m, Color, GR. 01962 DESIGN A LANGUAGE 14m, Color, GR. 4-7. (FV]

10-13+. MV 02058 EDISON ADVENTURES, THE 24m, Color, GR. 7-12. (FV]

01610 COMMUNICATION PATTERNS 14.39m, Color, GR. * 2830V FIRE IN THE DORMITORY 18m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (V

5-12. [FV] 00456 FLUFFY, THE OSTRICH 11m, Color, GR. Ps-3. [F]

* 4391V COMMUNICATION: AUDIOLOGY (TAPE 3) 36m, Color, GR. 2290V HAVE YOU TRIED TALKING TO PATTY 44m, Color, GR.

10-13+. IV 7-13+. (V

* 4502V COMMUNICATION: AUDIOLOGY SENTENCES (TAPE 12) 43m, * 06183 IT'S OKAY TO BE DEAF, DENISE 28m, Color, GR.

Color, GR. 10-13+. M 13+. [F]

* 4501V COMMUNICATION: SPEECH PATHOLOGY (TAPE 11) 30m, Color, 02082 JULIANNA: A PORTRAIT 25m, Color, GR. 9-13+. [FV

GR. 10-13+. / 2404V KNOWZONE: THE SILENCE BARRIER 29m, Color, GR.

*2913V COMPUTER TERMINOLOGY 1 58m, Color, GR. 10-13+. M 13+. M

*2914V COMPUTER TERMINOLOGY 2 55m, Color, GR. 10-13+. M 2301V LANGUAGE SAYS IT ALL 23m, Color, GR. 10-13+. NV

*2915V COMPUTER TERMINOLOGY 3 56m, Color, GR. 10-13+. V * 04105 LEGACY OF ANNE SULLIVAN, THE 30m, Color, GR.

*2754V CREATIVE INTERPRETATION OF LITERATURE IN SIGN 48m, 9-12. [F]

Color, GR. 9-13+. MV * 05423 LISTEN 30m, Color, GR. 13+. [F]

*2820V DACTYLOLOGY: WORDS ON YOUR HANDS, UNIT 1, ABC 31m, * 06383 MANDY (CRASH OF SILENCE) 93m, B&W, GR. 13+. [F]

Color. (V 01787 MOM AND DAD CAN'T HEAR ME 47m, Color, GR.

*2821V DACTYLOLOGY: WORDS ON YOUR HANDS, UNIT 2, AB 31m, 7-12. [FV

Color, GR. 10-13+. MV 01994 MY PERFECT CHILD IS DEAF 30m, Color, GR.

*2822V DACTYLOLOGY: WORDS ON YOUR HANDS, UNIT 2, CD 31m, 11-13+. (FV)

Color, GR. 10-13+. (V 01416 SEE WHAT I SAY 24m, Color, GR. 9-13+. (FV]

*2823V DACTYLOLOGY: WORDS ON YOUR HANDS, UNIT 3, ABC 31m, 01558 SIGN OF VICTORY 22m, Color, GR. 5-12. (FV)

Color, GR. 10-13+. M *4404V SILENT SIREN/VHS 25m, Color, GR. 13+. MV

*2824V DACTYLOLOGY: WORDS ON YOUR HANDS, UNIT 3, DE 31m, *05617 SILENT WORLD-MUFFLED WORLD 27m, Color, GR.

Color, GR. 10-13+. M 13+. [F]

*2825V DACTYLOLOGY: WORDS ON YOUR HANDS, UNIT 4, ABC 31m, *05635 SONG OUT OF SILENCE 28m, B&W, GR. 10-13+. (F]

Color, GR. 10-13+. M *05544 SPEEDING 15m, B&W, GR. 10-12. [F]

*2826V DACTYLOLOGY: WORDS ON YOUR HANDS, UNIT 4, DEF 31m, *05662 SWAN LAKE: CONVERSATIONS WITH DEAF TEENAGERS 15m,

Color, GR. 10-13+. MV
Color, GR. 13+. [F]

* 2827V DACTYLOLOGY: WORDS ON YOUR HANDS, UNIT 5, ABCD 31m, *05855 THAT'S MY NAME, DON'T WEAR IT OUT 26m, Color, GR.

Color, GR. 10-13+. M 13+. [F]

*2752V DARK OF THE MOON 120m, Color, GR. 10-13+. V *05710 TOTAL COMMUNICATION 15m, Color, GR. 13+. [F]

*2886V ECONOMICS (TAPE 41) 42m, Color, GR. 10-13+. MM *05745 WE TIPTOED AROUND WHISPERING 30m, Color, GR.

*2904V ECONOMICS (TAPE 46) 48m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (V 13+. [F]

*2906V EMPLOYMENT (TAPE 47) 53m, Color, GR. 10-13+. M *06498 WELCOME ABOARD 15m, Color, GR. 11-13+. F

*2795V ENGINEERING (TAPE 23) 49m, Color, GR. 10-13+. M 02026 WHAT DO I DO NOW? 30m, Color, GR. 11-13+. (FV

*2796V ENGINEERING (TAPE 36) 45m, Color, GR. 10-13+. M *6093V WHAT'S SAY-LEVEL 2 15m, Color, GR. 4-8. (V.

*2798V ENGINEERING (TAPE 37) 35m, Color, GR. 10-13+. M 00595 WORK REGULATIONS 15m, Color, GR. 10-13+. [F]

* 4392V ENGINEERING (TAPE 4) 57m, Color, GR. 10-13+. MV

*4393V ENGLISH (TAPE 5) 56m, Color, GR. 10-13+. MM DEAFNESS - EDUCATION

*4394V ENGLISH (TAPE 6) 50m, Color, GR. 10-13+. MV 2184V HEARING AND THE CHILD 30m, Color, GR. 13+. (M

*4395V FINE & APPLIED ARTS (TAPE 7) 29m, Color, GR. *2831V LIKE NO OTHER 29m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (V

10-13+. (M 01550 REACHING OUT: A STORY ABOUT MAINSTREAMING 14m, Color, *05255 GEORGE WASHINGTON: A CALL TO GREATNESS 25m, Color, GR. 6-13+. (FV

GR. 10-12. [F] 2431V SO LONG SILENCE 21m, Color, GR. 7-13+. (V

*2800V HUMAN SEXUALITY (TAPE 22) 37m, Color, GR.

10-13+. MM DEAFNESS - SIGN LANGUAGE

*2801V HUMAN SEXUALITY (TAPE 28) 50m, Color, GR. *2756V ALICE IN WONDERLAND 105m, Color, GR. 4-10. (M

10-13+. (V *4505V ANTHROPOLOGY (TAPE 15) 55m, Color, GR. 10-13+. MM

* 4401V INTERVIEW WITH BERNARD BRAGG & ROBERT PANARA 60m, *4504V ANTHROPOLOGY (TAPE 13) 44m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (M

Color, GR. 9-13+. M *2868V BASIC SIGN I: TAPE 1/ MODULES 1-8 60m, Color, GR.

* 05366 JABBERWOCKY, THE 12m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F] 9-13+. (V

2300V KOKO'S KITTEN 16m, Color, GR. 4-8. [V] * 2869V BASIC SIGN I: TAPE 2/MODULES 9-14 41m, Color, GR.

* 2917V LEGAL TERMS I (TAPE 53) 57.5m, Color, GR. 9-13+. M

10-13+. (

All titles should be ordered from assigned depository, except those marked with an asterisk (*).

.

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GUIDANCE
--- continued | GUIDANCE - AGING

continued *05331 HONESTY 14m, B&W, GR. 9-12. [F]

01295 STICKY MY FINGERS...FLEET MY FEET 24m, Color, GR. *05508 NOT GETTING EARNED RECOGNITION 14m, B&W, GR.

8-12. [F] 13+. (F]

01977 TROUBLE WITH GRANDPA, THE 25m, Color, GR.

9-12. (FV] GUIDANCE - ADOLESCENCE

01730 WHAT SHALL WE DO ABOUT MOTHER 49m, Color, GR. 01835 ANDREA'S STORY: A HITCHHIKING TRAGEDY 30m, Color,

9-13+. [FV GR. 10-13+. [F]

01826 WHITE WATER-GREY HAIR 20m, Color, GR. 11-13+. (FV) 01952 BAMBOO BRUSH, THE 23m, Color, GR. 7-12. [FV] 2260V CAN A GUY SAY NO 31m, Color, GR. 9-13+. MV

GUIDANCE -COURTESY 01847 CANARDS MOVE OUT, THE 26m, Color, GR. 4-8. (F]

00102 BIRTHDAY PARTY, A 16m, Color, GR. K-3. [F] 02163 CONNIE MAKES A CATCH 26m, Color, GR. 5-8. [FV]

02049 COURTESY...WHO, ME? 12.3m, Color, GR. K-6. (FV 01477 COPING WITH PARENTS 15m, Color, GR. 9-12. (FV)

00975 COURTESY: WHO NEEDS IT? 11m, Color, GR. 4-10. [F] 01611 DADDY'S GIRL 14.27m, Color, GR. 8-13+. [FV

01483 DIFFERENT KIND OF WINNING, A 27m, Color, GR. 01211 DATE, THE 20m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F]

7-10. [FV] 01613 DOWN AND BACK 14.34m, Color, GR. 6-12. (FV]

01233 GOLDEN RULE GAME, THE 11m, Color, GR. 4-8. (FV 02171 EXPERIMENT, THE 28m, Color, GR. 7-10. (FV)

01866 GOOD MANNERS GAME, THE 13m, Color, GR. 1-5. [FV * 6103V GANG'S ALL HERE, THE-LEVEL 2 22m, Color, GR.

01764 GOOD SPORT GAME, THE 11m, Color, GR. 2-6. (FV 7-12. (V

01145 JOHNNY LEARNS HIS MANNERS 18m, Color, GR. K-4. [F] 01133 GET USED TO ME 16m, Color, GR. 5-12. [F]

00627 LET'S HAVE A PARTY 17m, Color, GR. 5-12. [F] * 6097V GIRL DRIVER-LEVEL 2 24m, Color, GR. 7-9. /

01248 LONG EARS 8m, Color, GR. Ps-13+. (F) 00838 GOODBYE LYNN 21m, Color, GR. 6-12. [F]

01909 RULES ARE GOOD DIRECTIONS (REVISED EDITION) 13m, 02181 GREAT RACE, THE 29m, Color, GR. 7-10. [FV]

Color, GR. 3-6. [F] 02069 GRIFF GETS A HAND 26m, Color, GR. 5-9. (FV]

2433V STANLEY AND THE DINOSAURS 16m, Color, GR. 3-6. M 01978 GRIFF MAKES A DATE 26m, Color, GR. 5-9. (FV] *05296 GROUP PRESSURE 14m, B&W, GR. 9-12. [F]

GUIDANCE - DEATH 01875 HOW TO BE A PERFECT PERSON IN JUST THREE DAYS 31m,

01108 ANNIE AND THE OLD ONE 14m, Color, GR. 4-8. [F] Color, GR. 6-10. [FV

02257 BLACKBERRIES IN THE DARK 27m, Color, GR. 00233 I NEVER WENT BACK 16m, Color, GR. 8-12. [F]

6-10. [FV 01142 IT MUST BE LOVE 'CAUSE I FEEL SO DUMB 29m, Color,

00602 DAY GRANDPA DIED, THE 11m, Color, GR. 2-6. [F] GR. 9-12. [FV

2380V FAMILY AGAIN, A 30m, Color, GR. 7-13+. IM 02190 IT'S LATE 29m, Color, GR. 8-11. [FV

02065 FOUNDLING, THE 24m, Color, GR. 5-9. [FV 01510 IT'S UP TO LAURIE 21m, Color, GR. 9-12. [FV

02069 GRIFF GETS A HAND 26m, Color, GR. 5-9. (FVI 01150 LOSER TAKES ALL 16m, Color, GR. 4-9. [F]

00931 MAGIC MOTH, THE 22m, Color, GR. 1-6. [F] 2317V OTHERWISE KNOWN AS SHEILA THE GREAT 24m, Color, GR.

01698 MATTER OF TIME, A 30m, Color, GR. 7-12. (F) 4-8. M

00937 MY GRANDSON LEW 13m, Color, GR. 1-6. (F7 * 6085V P.J. AND THE PRESIDENT'S SON-LEVEL 3 47m, Color, GR.

01301 THIS ONE FOR DAD 18m, Color, GR. 9-12. (F) 5-9. M.

*6092V UNCLE MONTY'S GONE-LEVEL 1 15m, Color, GR. 01537 PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS: IT'S MY DECISION 14m,

5-8. (V Color, GR. 9-13+. [F]

02027 WHEN WE FIRST MET 32m, Color, GR. 9-12. (FV 02206 PARENTS' NIGHT 29m, Color, GR. 8-11. (FV]

00964 WHERE IS DEAD? 19m, Color, GR. 2-8. [F] 01277 PRISONERS OF CHANCE 23m, Color, GR. 9-12. [FV 01551 ROBIN...A RUNAWAY 32m, Color, GR. 8-12. (FV

GUIDANCE - DIVORCE 01284 RUNAWAYS 24m, Color, GR. 8-13+. [F]

01700 AMY AND THE ANGEL 30m, Color, GR. 10-12. (FV 00995 SARA'S SUMMER OF THE SWANS 33m, Color, GR.

01484 DIVORCE 16m, Color, GR. 7-12. [F] 5-10. [FV]

*6083V ME AND DAD'S NEW WIFE-LEVEL 1 34m, Color, GR. 01708 SEVENTEEN GOING ON NOWHERE 28m, Color, GR.

7-12. M 9-12. [F]

00860 MY DAD LIVES IN A DOWNTOWN HOTEL 33m, Color, GR. 01811 SOME OF THE THINGS THAT GO ON OUT THERE 29m, Color,

4-10. [F] GR. 9-12. [F]

01638 SINGLE PARENT FAMILY, THE 14.3m, Color, GR. 01563 SOMEONE'S IN THE KITCHEN WITH JAMIE 25m, Color, GR.

8-13+. [F] 8-12. [F]

01647 STEP FAMILY 13m, Color, GR. 7-12. [F] 01575 THEFT, THE 24m, Color, GR. 5-12. [F]

01709 THINGS ARE DIFFERENT NOW 15m, Color, GR. 5-8. [F] 01709 THINGS ARE DIFFERENT NOW 15m, Color, GR. 5-8. [F] 01458 WELCOME HOME 27m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F]

GUIDANCE - EDUCATION/TEACHER TRAINING

01950 BACKWARDS: THE RIDDLE OF DYSLEXIA 30m, Color, GR. GUIDANCE - AGING

10-13+. [FV 01944 AGING 26m, Color, GR. 12-13+. [FV]

01740 CAREERS: OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRAINING 16m, Color, 2150V AGING EAR, THE 29m, Color, GR. 13+. (V

GR. 10-13+. [F] 01600 BECAUSE SOMEBODY CARES 27m, Color, GR.

01960 CLASSROOM CRISIS: DEALING WITH VIOLENCE IN SCHOOL 11-13+. (FV)

15m, Color, GR. 13+. [FV] 2269V COPING AND CARING 28m, Color, GR. 11-13+. MV

*04050 EARLY RECOGNITION OF CHILDREN WITH LEARNING 2287V GRANDMA DIDN'T WAVE BACK 24m, Color, GR. 5-10. (V

DISABILITIES 30m, Color, GR. 13+. [F] 01775 IF YOU KNEW HOW I FEEL: SCOTT'S OLD NEW FRIEND 22m,

01774 IF YOU KNEW HOW I FEEL: BRAD'S LEARNING DISABILITY Color, GR. 5-9. [FV

18m, Color, GR. 5-10. (FV) * 06199 PEEGE 28m, Color, GR. 7-13+. [F]

2404V KNOWZONE: THE SILENCE BARRIER 29m, Color, GR. 01940 SAFETY FOR SENIORS 23m, Color, GR. 11-13+. [F]

13+. MV

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continued 01687 SECURE YOUR CHILD'S FUTURE 13.3m, Color, GR.

*05106 CAR BEHIND, THE 10m, Color, GR. 10-12. (F)
11-13+. [FV

* 05108 CASE OF OFFICER HALLIBRAND, THE 27m, B&W, GR.
01557 SELF-DEFENSE FOR WOMEN -- A POSITIVE APPROACH 13m,

10-12. (F)
Color, GR. 10-13+. [F]

*05133 CITY DRIVING 22m, B&W, GR. 10-12. (F)
* 4404V SILENT SIRENNVHS 25m, Color, GR. 13+. M

*05154 CROSSROADS CRASH 10m, Color, GR. 10-12. [F]
01561 SKATEBOARDING TO SAFETY 10m, Color, GR. 3-8. [F]

2273V DEFENSIVE DRIVING TACTICS (3RD EDITION) 18m, Color,
00426 SNIFFY ESCAPES POISONING 6m, Color, GR. K-3. (F)

GR. 9-13+. M 01928 TRAFFIC TRIALS: HEAVEN WON'T WAIT 19m, Color, GR.

*06175 DRINKING DRIVER: WHAT COULD YOU DO? 12m, Color,
9-13+. (FV)

GR. 10-13+. (F)
00813 WE'LL SEE TOMORROW 10m, Color, GR. 5-12. [F]

*05183 DRIVE DEFENSIVELY 11m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (F) 02244 WHERE'S TOMMY (2ND EDITION) 13m, Color, GR.

01124 DRIVING TIPS TO AVOID ACCIDENTS 18m, Color, GR.
9-13+. [FV]

10-12. (F)

*05185 DRIVING UNDER SPECIAL CONDITIONS 19m, B&W, GR.
HEALTHISAFETY - DISEASES

10-12. [F]
01945 AIDS: WHAT EVERYONE NEEDS TO KNOW 18m, Color, GR.

01856 DRUGS, DRINKING AND DRIVING 13m, Color, GR.
7-13+. [FV

9-13+. (FV) 01657 BODY DEFENSES AGAINST DISEASE (2ND EDITION) 14m,

2168V DRUNK DRIVING: AN ACT OF VIOLENCE 25m, Color, GR.
Color, GR. 9-12. [FV

10-13+. MM
01841 BODY DEFENSES AGAINST THE OUTSIDE WORLD 13m, Color,

02169 DUII: THE PRICE IS TOO HIGH 23m, Color, GR.
GR. 5-10. [F]

10-13+. (FV)
01842 BODY FIGHTS DISEASE, THE 13m, Color, GR. 7-12. (F)

01218 EMERGENCY DRIVING TACTICS 18m, Color, GR.
*05089 BREAST SELF-EXAMINATION 17m, Color, GR. 9-13+. [F]

9-12. (FV)
2269V COPING AND CARING 28m, Color, GR. 11-13+. M

*06463 FAMILY ALBUM 22m, Color, GR. 10-12. [F] 2053V DIET AND CANCER PREVENTION 14m, Color, GR.

01131 FREEWAYPHOBIA - PART 1 15m, Color, GR. 9-12. (FV 9-13+. M

01132 FREEWAYPHOBIA - PART 2 15m, Color, GR. 9-12. (FV 01349 DIET UNTO DEATH: ANOREXIA NERVOSA 13m, Color, GR.

02066 FRIDAY NIGHT: FIVE 27m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (FV
10-13+. [F]

*05312 HEAD-ON CRASH, THE 10m, Color, GR. 10-12. [F]
2274V DON'T FREEZE ME OUT 16m, Color, GR. 9-12. MV

*05328 HIGHWAY DRIVING 17m, B&W, GR. 10-12. (F]
01368 FEMININE MISTAKE, THE 25m, Color, GR. 9-13+. (F)

2291V HIGHWAY DRIVING TACTICS 18m, Color, GR. 9-13+. (V
*05234 FOR A WONDERFUL LIFE 12m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (F)

00780 HITCHHIKE, THE 17m, Color, GR. 5-12. [F]
00836 GERMS AND YOUR BODY 10m, Color, GR. 5-10. [F]

01884 LIFE IN THE FAST LANE 14m, Color, GR. 9-13+. (FV)
01603 HERPES 15m, Color, GR. 11-13+. (FV

* 05493 MYSTERY CRASH, THE 10m, Color, GR. 10-12. (F)
00843 HOW TO CATCH A COLD 10m, Color, GR. 1-6. [F]

01894 NIGHT DRIVING TACTICS 13m, Color, GR. 10-12. (FV
*05362 INSIDE MAGOO 15m, Color, GR. 11-13+. (F)

*05530 PASSING AND BEING PASSED 10m, Color, GR.
02079 INTERNAL DEFENSES 26m, Color, GR. 11-13+. [FV

10-12. [F]
01992 MILLION TEENAGERS, A 22m, Color, GR. 7-13. (FV

01167 SAFETY BELTS: A SMASHING SUCCESS 15m, Color, GR. 2424V PMS: PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME 10m, Color, GR.

9-13+. (FV)
11-13+. M

01285 SAVING ENERGY ON THE ROAD 15m, Color, GR.
*6537V REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH: CONTRACEPTION/PREGNANCY/VD

9-13+. (F)
20m, Color, GR. 10-13+. M

*05625 SMITH SYSTEM OF NO ACCIDENT DRIVING 9m, B&W, GR.
02005 SEX, DRUGS AND AIDS 19m, Color, GR. 8-13+. [FV

10-12. [F]
01562 SMOKING/EMPHYSEMA: A FIGHT FOR BREATH 12m, Color,

01182 TOMMY'S FIRST CAR 11m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F]
GR. 10-13+. [F]

00809 TRAFFIC COURT 14m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F]
02015 STROKES 11m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (FV

01928 TRAFFIC TRIALS: HEAVEN WON'T WAIT 19m, Color, GR.
02233 THIS TIME ON MY OWN 33m, Color, GR. 9-12. [FV

9-13+. (FV
02234 TROUBLES IN THE DIGESTIVE TRACT (REVISED EDITION)

*05764 WHO'S TO BLAME? 10m, Color. (F)
10m, Color, GR. 9-13+. (FV)

*06465 WINTER DRIVING TACTICS 18m, Color, GR. 10-12. (F]
*06496 VAGINITIS 12m, Color, GR. 13+. [F]
01449 VD: NAME YOUR CONTACTS 22m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (F)

HEALTH/SAFETY - FIRST AID ...
01450 VENEREAL DISEASES 17m, Color, GR. 10-13+. [F]

01672 ANYONE CAN DO IT! 6m, Color, GR. 7-13+. (FV
02136 WAIST LAND, THE: EATING DISORDERS IN AMERICA 23m,

01466 BLEEDING: WHAT TO DO 16m, Color, GR. 9-12. (F]
Color, GR. 9-13+. (FV)

01203 BURNS: FIRST AID TREATMENT 19m, Color, GR.
2246V YOUR CHILD HAS A FEVER 20m, Color, GR. 11-13+ /

9-12. [FV] 01692 YOUR DIET: SALT AND HYPERTENSION 13m, Color, GR.

2270V CPR FOR BYSTANDERS 30m, Color, GR. 10-13+. M
7-12. [F]

*06676 CPR FOR CITIZENS 25m, Color, GR. 11-13+. [F]

01219 EMERGENCY: KEEP YOUR COOL 14m, Color, GR.
HEALTHISAFETY - DRIVER EDUCATION

4-8. [FV
*05542 ACCIDENT, THE 15m, B&W, GR. 10-13+. (F)

01227 FIRST AID FOR CHILDREN 11m, Color, GR. 1-6. (FV
2358V ARE YOU READING ME? 9m, Color, GR. 9-13+. M

*05312 HEAD-ON CRASH, THE 10m, Color, GR. 10-12. [F]
01110 AUTO ACCIDENT: WHAT TO DO AFTERWARD 10m, Color, GR.

01381 HOT LIQUID BURNS - THE SEEGER STORY 18m, Color, GR.
9-12. [F]

5-13+. (F) 01111 AUTO MAINTENANCE: PLAY IT SAFE 18m, Color, GR.

00844 HOW TO SAVE A CHOKING VICTIM 11m, Color, GR.
9-12. [F]

9-13+. (F)
2253V AUTO THEFT: PREVENTING THE CRIME 17m, Color, GR.

01503 HOW TO SAVE A DROWNING VICTIM: HEIMLICH MANEUVER
13+. (V

17m, Color, GR. 9-13+. (FV
2259V BUCKLE UP FOR LIFE 1.7m, Color, GR. 6-13+. M

01243 LIFE YOU SAVE (FIRST AID), THE 17m, Color, GR.
*05105 CAR AHEAD, THE 10m, Color, GR. 10-12. [F]

9-13+. (FV
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00920 IMPACT OF JONAS SALK, THE 26m, Color, GR.

01791 NIGHT OUT, A 9m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F]
7-12. [F]

01714 NO MORE SECRETS 13m, Color, GR. 3-8. [F]
2412V MAMMOGRAPHY 13m, Color, GR. 9-13+. M

*06489 NOT ME ALONE 31m, Color, GR. 13+. (F]
2093V NO GREATER GIFT 30m, Color, GR. 7-13+. M

01529 NOT MY PROBLEM 18m, Color, GR. 9-12. [FV 2327V SAME DAY SURGERY 14m, Color, GR. 11-13+. M

01896 NOW I CAN TELL YOU MY SECRET 15m, Color, GR.

4-6. [F]
HEALTHISAFETY - OUTDOOR SAFETY

02211 PREGNANT TEENS: TAKING CARE 20m, Color, GR.
01471 COLD WATER: THE SILENT KILLER 18m, Color, GR.

7-12. [FV]
9-12. (FV

01277 PRISONERS OF CHANCE 23m, Color, GR. 9-12. [FV
00777 FOREST FIRES 14m, Color, GR. 3-12. [F]

*06476 RAPE ALERT 22m, Color, GR. 13+. (F)
00623 ICE SAFETY 10m, Color, GR. 4-10. [F]

*06690 SEASONS OF SEXUALITY 14m, Color, GR. 13+. [F]
00562 ONE GOT FAT 15m, Color, GR. 4-8. [F]

02005 SEX, DRUGS AND AIDS 19m, Color, GR. 8-13+. (FV
01541 PLAYGROUND SAFETY 9m, Color, GR. K-6. (F]

01607 SHATTER THE SILENCE 29m, Color, GR. 12-13+. (F] 01642 POWER LAWN MOWER SAFETY 14.3m, Color, GR.

01914 SHELLY AND PETE (...AND CAROL) 23m, Color, GR.
7-12. [F]

9-12. (F)
01673 PRIMER OF POISON IVY, A 18m, Color, GR. 5-13+. [F]

01919 SIXTH SENSE, THE 15m, Color, GR. 4-7. [F]
01552 ROLLER SKATE SAFELY 15m, Color, GR. 7-12. [FVI

02120 TOUCHY SUBJECT, A 26m, Color, GR. 11-13+. [FV
01555 SAFETY IN THE STREET 19m, Color, GR. K-5. [FV

2338V WHAT IF I'M GAY? 29m, Color, GR. 9-13+. (V
00994 SAFETY IN TRANSIT 8m, Color, GR. 5-9. (F]

2443V WHAT TADOO WITH SECRETS? 20m, Color, GR. 2-5. M
01803 SAM ON WINTER SAFETY 18m, Color, GR. 4-9. (FV)
01561 SKATEBOARDING TO SAFETY 10m, Color, GR. 3-8. [F]

HEALTH/SAFETY - SUBSTANCE ABUSE
2333V SURVIVAL SWIMMING: TO SAVE A LIFE (REVISED) 13m,

00592 ALCOHOL: A NEW FOCUS 15m, Color, GR. 5-12. [F]
Color, GR. 6-10. MV

02151 ALL THE KIDS DO IT 30m, Color, GR. 8-12. (FV
02017 SURVIVING THE COLD 20m, Color, GR. 7-13+. (FVI

*06672 ANGEL DEATH 30m, Color, GR. 11-13+. [F]
02111 SURVIVOR 27m, Color, GR. 5-10. (FV

02040 BIG DIPPER 19m, Color, GR. 6-13+. [FV] 01479 WATER SAFETY: AN INTRODUCTION 11m, Color, GR.

01853 COCAINE ABUSE: THE END OF THE LINE 25m, Color, GR.
1-6. [F]

9-13+. [FV
02028 WINTER SURVIVAL IN THE BUSH 20m, Color, GR.

02046 COCAINE TO CRACK: GINA'S STORY 23m, Color, GR.
9-13+. (FV)

9-13+. [FV]
2347V YOUR SKIN AND THE SUN 13m, Color, GR. 7-13+. (V

02050 CRACK: THE BIG LIE 20m, Color, GR. 7-13+. [FV]

*06175 DRINKING DRIVER: WHAT COULD YOU DO? 12m, Color,
HEALTH/SAFETY-SEX EDUCATION

GR. 10-13+. [F]
01190 ALL WOMEN HAVE PERIODS 11m, Color, GR. 3-8. (FV)

2167V DRUG KNOT, THE 39m, Color, GR. 7-13+. (V
01323 AM I NORMAL? 24m, Color, GR. 4-12. [F]

01353 DRUGS AND YOUR AMAZING MIND 17m, Color, GR.
01954 BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY 16.3m, Color, GR. 5-8. [FV]

7-12. [FV]
*05893 BIRTH CONTROL 9m, Color, GR. 11-13+. (F)

2275V DRUGS ARE FOR JELLY-BRAINS! 12m, Color, GR. 02154 BIRTH CONTROL: YOUR RESPONSIBILITY, YOUR CHOICE

4.7. M
13m, Color, GR. 9-13+. [FV]

01856 DRUGS, DRINKING AND DRIVING 13m, Color, GR.
*05894 BIRTH OF A FAMILY 24m, Color, GR. 13+. [F]

9-13+. (FV]
00229 BOY TO MAN 16m, Color, GR. 7-12. [F]

2168V DRUNK DRIVING: AN ACT OF VIOLENCE 25m, Color, GR.
2260V CAN A GUY SAY NO 31m, Color, GR. 9-13+. MV

10-13+. MV
2363V CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION: A GUIDE FOR ADULTS 20m,

02169 DUII: THE PRICE IS TOO HIGH 23m, Color, GR.
Color, GR. 13+. MV

10-13+. (FV)
01849 CHILD MOLESTATION: BREAKING THE SILENCE 20m, Color,

01752 EPIDEMIC - KIDS, DRUGS AND ALCOHOL 27m, Color, GR.
GR. 13+. [F]

7-12. [F]
01750 DEAR DIARY - A FILM ABOUT FEMALE PUBERTY 25m, Color,

01226 FEELIN' GOOD - ALTERNATIVES TO DRUG ABUSE 12m, Color,
GR. 6-12. [F]

GR. 8-13+. [FV 01677 EVERYDAY MIRACLE: BIRTH 30m, Color, GR.

01368 FEMININE MISTAKE, THE 25m, Color, GR. 9-13+. [F]
11-13+. [F]

*06480 FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME 13m, Color, GR. 11-13+. (F]
00427 FERTILIZATION AND BIRTH 10m, Color, GR. 3-9. [F]

00613 FOCUS ON MARIJUANA 15m, Color, GR. 5-12. (F)
00268 FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION 30m, Color, GR.

02066 FRIDAY NIGHT: FIVE 27m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (FV
4-10. [F]

01494 GLUG, THE 15m, Color, GR. 5-9. [F]
01865 GIRL ON THE EDGE OF TOWN 28m, Color, GR. 8-12. [F]

01693 KIDS ON SMOKING 11m, Color, GR. 4-8. [F]
01763 GIRLS GROWING UP 6m, Color, GR. 5-10. (FV)

01245 LIVE OR DIE 29m, Color, GR. 9-13+. [F]
00838 GOODBYE LYNN 21m, Color, GR. 6-12. [F]

01910 SAFETY ON THE JOB: THE HAZARDS OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE
01766 GROWING UP FEMALE 12m, Color, GR. 6-13+. [FV]

18m, Color, GR. 8-13+. [FV] 02182 GROWING UP: BODY, FEELINGS, BEHAVIOR 18m, Color, GR.

01911 SAYING NO TO ALCOHOL AND DRUGS 12m, Color, GR.
6-10. (FV

4-8. [FV
01603 HERPES 15m, Color, GR. 11-13+. [FV

01809 SHE DRINKS A LITTLE 31m, Color, GR. 9-13+. (FV)
01878 IF YOU WANT TO DANCE 14m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F]

01291 SLIGHT DRINKING PROBLEM, A 30m, Color, GR.
02190 IT'S LATE 29m, Color, GR. 8-11. [FV

10-13+. [FV
2402V IT'S NOT JUST HEARING AIDS; DEAF PEOPLE AND THE

*6089V SMOKE GETS IN YOUR HAIR-LEVEL 3 15m, Color, GR.
EPIDEMIC 59m, Color, GR. 9-13+. M

5-8. M
01510 IT'S UP TO LAURIE 21m, Color, GR. 9-12. [FV

02222 SMOKELESS TOBACCO: THE SEAN MARSEE STORY 16m, Color,
01992 MILLION TEENAGERS, A 22m, Color, GR. 7-13. [FV]

GR. 6-13+. [FV
00794 NATURALLY......A GIRL 13m, Color, GR. 3-7. [F]

01716 SMOKING: HOW TO STOP 23m, Color, GR. 10-13+. [F]
2316V NECKLACE, THE 18m, Color, GR. 4-12. W

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-------- continued
00949 RAIN 6m, Color, GR. K-3. (F]

00742 WHAT IS A TREE? 7m, Color, GR. 2-9. (F)
00489 WHEEL IS ROUND, A 8m, Color, GR. 1-6. [F]

00489 WHEEL IS ROUND, A 8m, Color, GR. 1-6. (F)

01314 YANIS AND HIS DREAM 20m, Color, GR. 4-8. [F]
LANGUAGE ARTS - LIBRARY/REFERENCE SKILLS

00582 Z IS FOR ZOO 9m, Color, GR. K-4. [F]
01337 BOY AND A BOA, A 13m, Color, GR. 1-6. (FV
01748 CURIOUS GEORGE GOES TO THE LIBRARY 5m, Color, GR.

LANGUAGE ARTS - PUBLIC SPEAKING
K-4. [F]

01991 MAKING A PRESENTATION 15m, Color, GR. 9-12. [FV
01986 KNOW YOUR LIBRARY 13m, Color, GR. 7-13+. (FV) 2406V LIBRARY WORLD (SECOND EDITION) 20m, Color, GR.

LANGUAGE ARTS - READING SKILLS

-
4-8. M

01950 BACKWARDS: THE RIDDLE OF DYSLEXIA 30m, Color, GR.
01553 RUFUS M., TRY AGAIN 12m, Color, GR. 2-6. [FV

10-13+. [FV
01448 USE AND CARE OF BOOKS 12m, Color, GR. K-6. [F]

01462 BASIC READING AND WRITING SKILLS 15m, Color, GR.
00884 WE DISCOVER THE ENCYCLOPEDIA 11m, Color, GR.

9-12. [F]
5-10. (F]

00900 DUCKS 7m, Color, GR. Ps-3. (F)

00905 ENGLISH ON THE JOB: READING SKILLS 13m, Color, GR. .
LANGUAGE ARTS - MASS MEDIA

9-12. [F]
01745 CURIOUS GEORGE GOES TO A TV STATION 5m, Color, GR.

01649 READING SELF-IMPROVEMENT: COMPETENCY SKILLS 12.3m,
K-4. [F]

Color, GR. 8-12. [F]
02092 NEWSPAPER SERVES ITS COMMUNITY, A (SECOND EDITION)
16m, Color, GR. 4-12. (FV

LANGUAGE ARTS - STUDY SKILLS
01618 NEWSPAPERS: A READING ADVENTURE 19m, Color, GR.

01520 MAKING SENSE WITH OUTLINES 10m, Color, GR.
5-12. (FV)

5-12. [F] 01805 SEEING THROUGH COMMERCIALS 15m, Color, GR.

01804 SECRETS OF MAKING GOOD GRADES, THE 15m, Color, GR.
6-12. [F]

8-12. [FV

01924 STUDY SKILLS: ORGANIZE IT! 17m, Color, GR.
LANGUAGE ARTS - MISCELLANY

5-8. (FV
01943 ADVENTURES OF THE BUNNY RABBIT, THE 11m, Color, GR.

01925 STUDY SKILLS: TAKE THAT TEST? 18m, Color, GR.
ps-3. (FV)

5-8. (FV
01352 DRAGONCASTLE 13m, Color, GR. K-4. [F]

01815 STUDY STRATEGIES: ASSIGNMENTS 15m, Color, GR.
00900 DUCKS 7m, Color, GR. Ps-3. (F)

8-12. (FV
*6094V FLASHGUN FREDDIE-LEVEL 2 25m, Color, GR. 4-8. [V]
00683 FOLLOW MR. WILLOUGHBY 14m, Color, GR. 4-8. [F]

LITERATURE - ADOLESCENT LITERATURE
01134 GILLY, THE SALAMANDER 16m, Color, GR. K-6. [F]

01942 ACCIDENT, THE 22m, Color, GR. 4-10. (FV
*6095V GLUE FOR TWO-LEVEL 1 25m, Color, GR. 4-8. /

01845 BOYS AND GIRLS 25m, Color, GR. 7-10. (FV
00689 KITE STORY, A 25m, Color, GR. K-6. [F]

01338 CALL IT COURAGE 24m, Color, GR. 6-10. (FV)
2302V LEGEND OF FIREFLY MARSH 30m, Color, GR. 4-8. IM

01753 ESCAPE TO WITCH MOUNTAIN 26m, Color, GR. 4-8. [F]
2309V LOTUS 27m, Color, GR. 9-13+. (V

2284V FOLLOW MY LEADER (SHORT VERSION) 29m, Color, GR.
2411V MADI 26m, Color, GR. 5-8. (V

7-12. M
2414V MOLE AND THE BULLDOZER, THE 7m, Color, GR.

02065 FOUNDLING, THE 24m, Color, GR. 5-9. (FV
1-3. M

01500 HOUSE AT 12 ROSE STREET 32m, Color, GR. 8-12. [FVI
01524 MOLE AND THE CAMERA, THE 7m, Color, GR. K-4. [FV]

02083 JUST AN OVERNIGHT GUEST 30m, Color, GR. 6-12. (FVI
2415V MOLE AND THE EGG, THE 6m, Color, GR. Ps-4. (V

1989V LILITH SUMMER, THE 28m, Color, GR. 5-12. M
2416V MOLE AS GARDENER, THE 9m, Color, GR. Ps-3. (V

01249 LUKE WAS THERE 32m, Color, GR. 5-10. (F)
02314 MOLE AT THE CARNIVAL 6m, Color, GR. PS-3. [FV

01262 MY FATHER, SUN-SUN JOHNSON 28m, Color, GR.
02315 MOLE IN THE DESERT, THE 7m, Color, GR. PS-3. [FV

5-12. [F]
00944 PICNIC 7m, Color, GR. K-4. (F)

01266 OLD YELLER 28m, Color, GR. 3-10. (FV)
01797 PINATA 24m, Color, GR. 2-8. [FV

2317V OTHERWISE KNOWN AS SHEILA THE GREAT 24m, Color, GR.
01798 PIRRO 11m, Color, GR. K-4. [FV]

4-8. (V
00946 PLAYGROUND 7m, Color, GR. K-3. (F)

00715 PIIILLIP AND THE WHITE COLT 23m, Color, GR.
*6096V PROWLER, THE-LEVEL 1 28m, Color, GR. 4-8. MV

4-10. [F]
01902 RABBIT FOR ALICE, A 16m, Color, GR. 3-5. [FV

01272 PONIES OF MIKLAENGI 25m, Color, GR. 5-10. [F]
00949 RAIN 6m, Color, GR. K-3. (F]

01278 RAG TAG CHAMPS, THE 48m, Color, GR. 8-12. [F]
2215V RAINBOW WAR 20m, Color, GR. 4-13+. (V

01904 RED ROOM RIDDLE 24m, Color, GR. 4-9. [F]
00950 SAFETY AS WE PLAY 7m, Color, GR. K-4. [F]

01282 RODEO RED AND THE RUNAWAY 33m, Color, GR.
00376 SOMEDAY 10m, Color, GR. Ps-4. [F]

5-10. [F]
00967 STORY OF ZACHARY ZWEEN, THE 13m, Color, GR.

00995 SARA'S SUMMER OF THE SWANS 33m, Color, GR.
3-7. (F]

5-10. (FV
01923 STRANGE CASE OF MR. FINCH, THE 16m, Color, GR.

01917 SINGLE LIGHT, A 30m, Color, GR. 9-12. (FV
5-10. (FV)

01087 SKATING RINK, THE 27m, Color, GR. 7-12. [F]
01678 STRAY, THE 14m, Color, GR. K-6. [FV

01294 SOUP FOR PRESIDENT 23m, Color, GR. 5-8. (F)
01437 TILLIE: THE UNHAPPY HIPPOPOTAMUS 12m, Color, GR.

01422 SPECIAL GIFT (PART 1) 23m, Color, GR. 7-12. (F)
K-6. (FV

01423 SPECIAL GIFT (PART 2) 24m, Color, GR. 7-12. [F]
01183 TUFFY PUPPY 9m, Color, GR. Ps-3. (F)

01298 TAP DANCE KID, THE 33m, Color, GR. 5-9. (FVI
00462 TUFFY THE TURTLE 11m, Color, GR. 1-5. [F]

01721 TEX 20m, Color, GR. 8-12. [F]
00292 VERY SPECIAL DAY, A: AN ADVENTURE AT CONEY ISLAND

01184 VERY GOOD FRIENDS 29m, Color, GR. 4-9. [F]
18m, Color, K-6. [F]

02027 WHEN WE FIRST MET 32m, Color, GR. 9-12. (FV
02135 WAFFLES 11m, Color, GR. 2-6. [FV

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LITERATURE - DRAMA
continued | LITERATURE - FAIRY TALES ----

--- continued
01684 ROMEO AND JULIET 8m, Color, GR. 9-13+. (FVI

00956 STEADFAST TIN SOLDIER, THE 13m, Color, GR.
*2751V ROMEO AND JULIET 120m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (V

1-6. [F]
*2750V SEE HOW THEY RUN 80m, Color, GR. 13+. MV

00734 STRANGE STORY OF A FROG WHO BECAME A PRINCE, THE
01633 SILVER MAIDEN, THE 12m, Color, GR. 11-13+. (FV

6m, Color, GR. 1-5. [F]
00728 SIMPLE HAND PUPPETS: THEIR CONSTRUCTION AND CREATIVE 00958 TALE OF RUMPELSTILTSKIN, THE 21m, Color, GR.
USE 18m, Color, GR. 2-9. [F]

1-6. [F]
*4386V THEATRE OF THE DEAF 60m, Color, GR. 9-13+. MM

01436 THREE GOLDEN HAIRS, THE 13m, Color, GR. 1-6. [FV
*2749V TORMENTED PATHWAYS 77m, Color, GR. 13+. (V

01818 THREE LITTLE PIGS, THE 8m, Color, GR. Ps-3. (F)
*2781V WE KNOW IT CAN BE DONE 28m, Color, GR. 11-13+. MM

01302 THUMBELINA 11m, Color, GR. 4-8. [FV

01439 TOM THUMB 10m, Color, GR. 2-8. [FV
LITERATURE - DUNBAR, PAUL L.

00407 TOM THUMB IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT 19m, Color, GR. 00943 PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR: AMERICAN POET 14m, Color, GR.

2-8. [F]
7-12. [F]

00573 UGLY DUCKLING, THE 9m, Color, GR. K-6. (F)

LITERATURE - EMBERLY, BARBARA

01400 NIGHT'S NICE 10m, Color, GR. Ps-3. (FV

LITERATURE - ESTES, ELEANOR

01553 RUFUS M., TRY AGAIN 12m, Color, GR. 2-6. [FV

LITERATURE - EYERLY, JEANNETTE

01695 SCHOOLBOY FATHER 30m, Color, GR. 8-12. [F]

LITERATURE - FICTION ...
*2756V ALICE IN WONDERLAND 105m, Color, GR. 4-10. M

00826 CHRISTMAS CAROL, A 26m, Color, GR. 6-12. (F1
01235 INCIDENT AT HAWK'S HILL 28m, Color, GR. 5-12. [FV
01236 INCREDIBLE JOURNEY, THE 35m, Color, GR. 3-10. [FV
01513 JURY OF HER PEERS, A 30m, Color, GR. 9-12. [FV
01698 MATTER OF TIME, A 30m, Color, GR. 7-12. [F]
01258 MILO'S JOURNEY 15m, Color, GR. 7-12. [F]
01860 NEVER CRY WOLF 30m, Color, GR. 9-13+. (F]
01264 NIGHT FLIGHT 22m, Color, GR. 10-12. [F]
02204 NIGHTANGEL 18m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (FV
01276 PRINCE AND THE PAUPER, THE 28m, Color, GR.

8-12. (FV)
01903 RASCAL 15m, Color, GR. 5-10. [F]
02137 WAR BETWEEN THE CLASSES, THE 32m, Color, GR.

9-12. [FV

LITERATURE - FABLES

00093 ANT AND THE DOVE, THE 8m, Color, GR. 2-12. [F]
00679 FABLE, A 20m, Color, GR. 2-13+. [F]
01765 GRASSHOPPER AND THE ANTS, THE 8m, Color, GR.

3-8. [F]
00616 HOARDER, THE 8m, Color, GR. 3-8. [F]
* 06003 ISABELLA AND THE MAGIC BRUSH 13m, Color, GR.

4-8. (F]
01238 KILLING OF AN EGG, THE 3m, Color, GR. 5-13+. [F]
02307 LION AND THE MOUSE 12m, Color, GR. 1-8. [FV
01248 LONG EARS 8m, Color, GR. Ps-13+. (F]
00792 MORRIS, THE MIDGET MOOSE 8m, Color, GR. 2-7. [F]
00868 SELFISH GIANT, THE 25m, Color, GR. 1-8. [F]
01002 TORTOISE AND THE HARE 8m, Color, Ps-6. [F]
00885 WHAZZAT? 10m, Color, GR. 5-12. [F]

LITERATURE - FAIRY TALES

00503 BOY AND THE NORTH WIND 14m, Color, GR. 2-6. [F]
01846 BRISTLELIP 20m, Color, GR. 5-10. (FV
01470 CINDERELLA 11m, Color, GR. 2-6. (FV)
02161 CINDERELLA 18m, Color, GR. 1-6. (FV]
01210 DANCING PRINCESS, THE 15m, Color, GR. 3-7. (FV)
00834 EMPEROR'S NIGHTINGALE, THE 14m, Color, GR.

5-10. (F)
01369 FISHERMAN AND HIS WIFE, THE 10m, Color, GR.

3-8. [FV]
01626 GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS 10m, Color, GR.

K-4. (FV]
00442 HANSEL AND GRETEL 11m, Color, GR. Ps-5. [F]
02072 HANSEL AND GRETEL 17m, Color, GR. 1-4. [FV
01143 JACK AND THE BEANSTALK 9m, Color, GR. 2-6. [FV
2408V LIGHT PRINCESS, THE 27m, Color, GR. 6-13+. MV
01250 MAGIC WELL, THE 14m, Color, GR. 2-7. [FV
01406 PRACTICAL PRINCESS, THE 19m, Color, GR. 4-8. [F]
00402 PUSS IN BOOTS 16m, B&W, GR. K-6. (F)
00173 RAPUNZEL 11m, Color, GR. K-6. [F]
01417 SEVEN WITH ONE BLOW 10m, Color, GR. 2-6. [F]
00412 SHOEMAKER AND THE ELVES 14m, Color, GR. K-4. [F]
02223 SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS (A GERMAN FAIRY TALE)

11m, Color, GR. K-4. (FV

LITERATURE. FOLKLORE

01193 AMERICAN TALL TALE HEROES 15m, Color, GR. 4-8. (F)
00817 ANANSI, THE SPIDER 9m, Color, GR. 4-9. (F)
02153 BELL ON A DEER 16m, Color, GR. 2-5. (FV
2265V CHILDREN OF WAX: A FOLKTALE FROM MATABELELAND,

ZIMBABWE 6m, Color, GR. 4-8. (V
01689 FORBIDDEN DOOR, THE 26.3m, Color, GR. 8-12. [F]
*6087V FROGS-LEVEL 1 30m, Color, GR. 4-8. (V
01502 HOW THE KIWI LOST HIS WINGS 12m, Color, GR.

4-8. [F]
01508 ICE WITCH 19m, Color, GR. 4-8. (F)
00150 JOHNNY APPLESEED: A LEGEND OF FRONTIER LIFE 15m, B&W,

GR. 3-10. [F]
00788 LITTLE HIAWATHA 8m, Color, GR. 2-6. [F]
01785 MAGIC WATER 6m, Color, GR. 2-7. (FV)
00502 NATURE BOY 17m, Color, GR. 1-4. [F] 01996 PAUL BUNYAN: LUMBER CAMP TALES 11m, Color, GR.

4-8. (FV]
00714 PETER AND THE WOLF 14m, Color, GR. 2-8. [F]
00867 RACCOON STORY: A MENOMINI INDIAN FOLKTALE 8m, Color,

GR. 1-6. [F]
01918 SIOUX LEGENDS 20m, Color, GR. 5-12. (FV 2330V SOLDIER JACK: AN AMERICAN FOLKTALE 40m, Color, GR.

9-12. IV
01690 SOLDIER WHO DIDN'T WASH, THE 26.3m, Color, GR.

7-12. [F]
01565 STRAW HAT 25m, Color, GR. 7-12. [F]
00875 TALEB AND HIS LAMB 16m, Color, GR. 1-8. [F]
01179 TARA, THE STONECUTTER 8m, Color, GR. 4-8. [FV]

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(

LITERATURE - FOLKLORE

.- continued | LITERATURE - HOBAN, TANA
01433 TEENY-TINY AND THE WITCH-WOMAN 14m, Color, GR.

01535 ONE LITTLE KITTEN AND WHERE IS IT 6m, Color, GR.
3-7. [FV

Ps-2. [FV
00806 THREE STONE BLADES 16m, Color, GR. 4-8. (F)
00737 TI-JEAN GOES LUMBERING 15m, Color, GR. 5-8. [F]

LITERATURE - HOFF, SYD
01438 TOM CAT'S MEOW 13m, Color, GR. K-6. [F]

2433V STANLEY AND THE DINOSAURS 16m, Color, GR. 3-6. M
00408 WILLIAM TELL 11m, Color, GR. 2-7. [F]

LITERATURE - HOLL, ADELAIDE
LITERATURE - FREEMAN, DON

01157 ONE KITTEN FOR KIM 16m, Color, GR. K-6. [FV
01839 BEAR, THE 24m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F]
01854 CORDUROY 16m, Color, GR. Ps-3. (FV

LITERATURE - HOLLING, HOLLING C.
02102 POCKET FOR CORDUROY 20m, Color, GR. K-3. (FV)

00942 PADDLE TO THE SEA 28m, Color, GR. 4-8. [F]

All titles should be ordered from assigned depository, except those marked with an asterisk (*). "

LITERATURE - LONGFELLOW, HENRY WADSWORTH
00023 MIDNIGHT RIDE OF PAUL REVERE, THE 11m, B&W, GR.

9-12. [F]
00382 TALES OF HIAWATHA 19m, Color, GR. 4-10. [F]

LITERATURE - MUNRO, HECTOR H.

00989 OPEN WINDOW, THE 12m, Color, GR. 10-12. [F]

LITERATURE - MYSTERY AND HORROR

00758 BOARDED WINDOW, THE 17m, Color, GR. 11-13+. [F]
01224 FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER BY EDGAR ALLAN POE, THE

30m, Color, GR. 10-12. [FVI
01376 GOLD BUG, THE 43m, Color, GR. 10-12. [FV
2302V LEGEND OF FIREFLY MARSH 30m, Color, GR. 4-8. MM

01261 MONKEY'S PAW, THE 19m, Color, GR. 9-12. [FV
*05805 MRS. AMWORTH 29m, Color, GR. 11-13+. [F]

01434 TELL TALE HEART, THE 26m, Color, GR. 9-12. (F]
01931 VELDT, THE 24m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (F)
02139 WATCHER IN THE WOODS, THE (EDITED) 25m, Color, GR.

7-12. (FV

LITERATURE - MAC DONALD, GEORGE S.

2408V LIGHT PRINCESS, THE 27m, Color, GR. 6-13+. M

LITERATURE - MANN, PEGGY
00860 MY DAD LIVES IN A DOWNTOWN HOTEL 33m, Color, GR.

4-10. [F]

LITERATURE - MYTHOLOGY

00433 ICARUS AND DAEDALUS Sm, Color, GR. 3-9. (F]
*05366 JABBERWOCKY, THE 12m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F]

02193 JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS 20m, Color, GR. 7-12. [FV
00924 KING MIDAS AND THE GOLDEN TOUCH 11m, Color, GR.

2-6. [F]
00389 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE AND ROME 16m, Color, GR.

5-12. (F)
*05856 THESEUS AND THE MINOTAUR 5m, Color, GR. 8-12. [F]

LITERATURE - MAZER, NORMA FOX

02027 WHEN WE FIRST MET 32m, Color, GR. 9-12. (FV]

LITERATURE - NOYES, ALFRED ---

00058 HIGHWAYMAN, THE 13m, Color, GR. 9-13+. (F]

LITERATURE - MC CLOSKEY, ROBERT

00119 DOUGHNUTS, THE 26m, Color, GR. 4-9. (F]
01579 WACKY MACHINE, THE 24m, Color, GR. 5-9. [FV

LITERATURE - MC DERMOTT, GERALD

00817 ANANSI, THE SPIDER 9m, Color, GR. 4-9. (F]

LITERATURE - NURSERY RHYMES

00477 ANIMAL FAIR 6m, Color, GR. Ps-3. (F)
00587 CATS AND MICE AT PLAY 5m, Color, GR. Ps-4. [F]
00585 COUNTRY MOTHER GOOSE 5m, Color, GR. K-3. [F]
00481 MOTHER GOOSE MEDLEY, A - SONGS WITH NUMBERS 5m, Color,

GR. Ps-3. [F]
00025 MOTHER GOOSE STORIES 11m, Color, Ps-3. (F]
00588 SUN, WIND AND RAIN 5m, Color, GR. K-4. (F)

LITERATURE - PATTERSON, FRANCINE

2300V KOKO'S KITTEN 16m, Color, GR. 4-8. M

LITERATURE - MC NULTY, FAITH
01486 ELEPHANT WHO COULDN'T FORGET, THE 10m, Color, GR.

1-5. (FV)
01382 HOW TO DIG A HOLE TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD

11m, Color, GR. 2-6. [F]

All titles should be ordered from assigned depository, except those marked with an asterisk (*).

LITERATURE - PIPER, WATTY ------
00409 LITTLE ENGINE THAT COULD, THE 11m, Color, GR.

8-6. [F]

LITERATURE - POE, EDGAR ALLAN
01215 EDGAR ALLAN POE: BACKGROUND TO HIS WORK 13m, Color,

GR. 9-12. [F]
01224 FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER BY EDGAR ALLAN POE, THE

30m, Color, GR. 10-12. (FV)
01376 GOLD BUG, THE 43m, Color, GR. 10-12. (FV
01434 TELL TALE HEART, THE 26m, Color, GR. 9-12. (F)

LITERATURE - REY, HAROLD A.

-- continued
01747 CURIOUS GEORGE GOES TO THE HOSPITAL 15m, Color, GR.

K-4. [F]
01748 CURIOUS GEORGE GOES TO THE LIBRARY 5m, Color, GR.

K-4. [F]
01749 CURIOUS GEORGE GOES TO THE SUPERMARKET Sm, Color, GR.

K-4. [F]
00116 CURIOUS GEORGE RIDES A BIKE 10m, Color, GR.

K-4. [F]

LITERATURE - SANDBURG, CARL

2394V HONEY AND SALT 14m, Color, GR. 10-13+. MV

LITERATURE - POETRY

00824 CAT IN THE HAT, THE 24m, Color, GR. 1-8. [F]
02160 СHILD'S GARDEN OF VERSES, A 9m, Color, GR.

4-8. (FV]
00599 CREATION, THE 13m, Color, GR. 6-12. [F]
*2754V CREATIVE INTERPRETATION OF LITERATURE IN SIGN 48m,

Color, GR. 9-13+. M
01212 DEATH OF A HIRED MAN 22m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F]
00675 DRAGON IN A WAGON 6m, Color, GR. 1-5. [F]
01215 EDGAR ALLAN POE: BACKGROUND TO HIS WORK 13m, Color,

GR. 9-12. [F]
*06200 EMILY DICKINSON: A CERTAIN SLANT OF LIGHT 29m, Color,

GR. 10-12. [F]
00544 HAIKU 14m, Color, GR. 4-12. [F]
00058 HIGHWAYMAN, THE 13m, Color, GR. 9-13+. [F]
2394V HONEY AND SALT 14m, Color, GR. 10-13+. MV
00692 I CAN FLY 6m, Color, GR. Ps-3. (F)
00626 JAMES WELDON JOHNSON 13m, Color, GR. 6-12. (F)
00552 LITTERBUG, THE 10m, Color, GR. 2-8. [F]
00023 MIDNIGHT RIDE OF PAUL REVERE, THE 11m, B&W, GR.

9-12. [F]
00421 NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS, THE 10m, Color, GR.

K-6. (F]
00795 NO MAN IS AN ISLAND 11m, Color, GR. 7-12. (F)
2319V PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN, THE 29m, Color, GR.

5-8. M 01542 POETRY FOR FUN: TRULIER COOLIER 11m, Color, GR.

4-10. [F]
01286 SEA FEVER 6m, Color, GR. 7-12. [F]

00382 TALES OF HLAWATHA 19m, Color, GR. 4-10. [F]
*05724 TYGER, TYGER 17m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F]

00739 WALT WHITMAN 10m, Color, GR. 9-12. (F]
00522 ZOO ANIMALS IN RHYME 11m, Color, GR. K-6. [F]

LITERATURE - SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM

01683 HAMLET 10m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (FV
2288V HAMLET 35m, Color, GR. 10-13+. M 00549 JULIUS CAESAR-AN INTRODUCTION 28m, Color, GR.

10-13+. (F)
00555 MACBETH 26m, Color, GR. 9-13+. [F]
2310V MACBETH 36m, Color, GR. 10-13+. MM
01684 ROMEO AND JULIET 8m, Color, GR. 9-13+. (FV
00179 WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE 23m, B&W, GR. 7-12. [F]
02245 WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: BACKGROUND TO HIS WORKS

(2ND EDITION) 23m, Color, GR. 11-13+. (FV)

LITERATURE - PORTER, WILLIAM SIDNEY

01699 CHAPARRAL PRINCE, THE 19m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F]
01703 COP AND THE ANTHEM, THE 23m, Color, GR. 10-12. [F]
01279 RANSOM OF RED CHIEF, THE 27m, Color, GR.

8-12. [FV

LITERATURE - RADDALL, THOMAS H.

2437V TRUMPETER, THE 26m, Color, GR. 10-13+. M

LITERATURE - SHORT STORIES --------

02035 ALL SUMMER IN A DAY 28m, Color, GR. 9-13+. (FV)
01951 BAMBINGER 26m, Color, GR. 9-12. (FV
00893 BARTLEBY 28m, Color, GR. 10-12. (F)
01839 BEAR, THE 24m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F]
00822 BROWN WOLF 26m, Color, GR. 6-12. (F)
01699 CHAPARRAL PRINCE, THE 19m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F]
01703 COP AND THE ANTHEM, THE 23m, Color, GR. 10-12. [F]
01482 DEER IN THE WORKS, A 25m, Color, GR. 11-13+. (FV 00538 DR HEIDEGGER'S EXPERIMENT 11m, Color, GR.

10-12. [F]
2376V DREAM AND THE TRIUMPH, THE 26m, Color, GR.

10-13+. M
02068 GOOD TREE, A 26m, Color, GR. 5-10. [FV
00919 HUNT, THE 30m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F]
02078 I KNOW A SECRET 25m, Color, GR. 6-13+. (FV
01139 IF WISHES WERE HORSES 25m, Color, GR. 9-12. [FV
00921 JACK LONDON'S "TO BUILD A FIRE” 15m, Color, GR.

7-12. [F]
01511 JACK-A-BOY 28m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (F]
01240 LEADER OF THE PEOPLE, THE 23m, Color, GR.

9-12. [F]
00554 LOTTERY, THE 18m, Color, GR. 11-13+. (F]
01701 LUCK OF ROARING CAMP, THE 28m, Color, GR.

10-12. [FV
01663 MAGIC SHOP, THE 12m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (FV
00063 MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY 25m, B&W, GR. 9-12. [F]

LITERATURE - RAINWATER, JANETTE -----

00675 DRAGON IN A WAGON 6m, Color, GR. 1-5. [F]

LITERATURE - RANDALL, FLORENCE ENGLE
02139 WATCHER IN THE WOODS, THE (EDITED) 25m, Color, GR.

7-12. (FV)

LITERATURE - REY, HAROLD A.
01745 CURIOUS GEORGE GOES TO A TV STATION 5m, Color, GR.

K-4. (F)
01746 CURIOUS GEORGE GOES TO THE CIRCUS 5m, Color, GR.

K-4. (F)

All titles should be ordered from assigned depository, except those marked with an asterisk (*).

LITERATURE - SHORT STORIES

continued
00858 MISERABLE MERRY CHRISTMAS, A 15m, Color, GR.

7-12. [F]
00988 MOTHER'S TALE, A 18m, Color, GR. 10-13+. [F]
00561 MY OLD MAN 27m, Color, GR. 10-12. [F]
01263 NECKLACE, THE 23m, Color, GR. 9-12. (FV
00798 OLD WOMAN, THE 2m, Color, GR. 5-12. [F]
00989 OPEN WINDOW, THE 12m, Color, GR. 10-12. [F]
01279 RANSOM OF RED CHIEF, THE 27m, Color, GR.

8-12. (FV
01280 RAY BRADBURY'S THE FLYING MACHINE 16m, Color, GR.

9-12. [F]
01281 RETURN, THE 30m, Color, GR. 10-12. [F]
00993 ROCKING HORSE WINNER 30m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (F)
00954 SECRET SHARER, THE 30m, Color, GR. 9-12. (F)
2434V STAR CHILD, THE 30m, Color, GR. 5-13+. M 01295 STICKY MY FINGERS...FLEET MY FEET 24m, Color, GR.

8-12. [F]
01926 SWEETWATER 30m, Color, GR. 6-12. [FV]
01434 TELL TALE HEART, THE 26m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F]
2437V TRUMPETER, THE 26m, Color, GR. 10-13+. M
2335V VISITOR 22m, Color, GR. 9-12. (

LITERATURE - WALKER, BARBARA
01433 TEENY-TINY AND THE WITCH-WOMAN 14m, Color, GR.

3-7. (FV

LITERATURE - SLOTE, ALFRED

01278 RAG TAG CHAMPS, THE 48m, Color, GR. 8-12. [F]

LITERATURE - SPERRY, ARMSTRONG

01338 CALL IT COURAGE 24m, Color, GR. 6-10. [FV

LITERATURE - WEISS, NICKI

02267 CHUCKIE 13m, Color, GR. K-6. (FV)

LITERATURE - WELLS, H. G.

01663 MAGIC SHOP, THE 12m, Color, GR. 10-13+. (FV

LITERATURE - STEINBECK, JOHN
01240 LEADER OF THE PEOPLE, THE 23m, Color, GR.

9-12. [F]

LITERATURE - STEVENSON, JAMES

01528 NEW FRIENDS 12m, Color, GR. 2-6. [FV]

LITERATURE - WHITE, E. B.

01166 RUNT OF THE LITTER 12m, Color, GR. 3-8. (FV)
01452 WILBUR'S STORY 15m, Color, GR. 3-8. [FV

LITERATURE - WILDE, OSCAR

00868 SELFISH GIANT, THE 25m, Color, GR. 1-8. (F)
2434V STAR CHILD, THE 30m, Color, GR. 5-13+. MV

LITERATURE - STOLZ, MARY

01317 CHINO'S TALE 17m, Color, GR. 5-9. [F]

LITERATURE - WILLIAMS, JAY

01406 PRACTICAL PRINCESS, THE 19m, Color, GR. 4-8. [F]

LITERATURE - TATE, ELEANORA

02083 JUST AN OVERNIGHT GUEST 30m, Color, GR. 6-12. [FV

LITERATURE - WILLIAMS, MARGERY

00962 VELVETEEN RABBIT, THE 19m, Color, GR. K-6. [F]

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01209 CONSEQUENCES 10m, Color, GR. 9-12. [F]

2356V ANIMALS WITHOUT BACKBONES (SECOND EDITION) 14m, Color,
00571 FUNDAMENTALS OF TRACK & FIELD FOR GIRLS-PT1-TRACK

GR. 7-12. M
EVENT 22m, Color, GR. 5-12. [F]

01330 BACKYARD ANIMALS 23m, Color, GR. 4-10. [F]
00570 FUNDMENTALS OF TRACK & FIELD FOR GIRLS-PT 2-FIELD

02039 BEYOND WORDS: ANIMAL COMMUNICATION 15m, Color, GR.
EVENT 22m, Color, GR. 5-12. [F]

3-12. (FV)
* 06686 MT. MCKINLEY HANG GLIDE 19m, Color, GR. 13+. [F]

2271V CRAB, THE 11m, Color, GR. 4-9. MM
01898 OLYMPICS: THE ETERNAL TORCH 27m, Color, GR.

2272V CREEPY CRAWLERS: LEGLESS LOCOMOTION 11m, Color, GR.
8-12. [FV

6-10. M
00562 ONE GOT FAT 15m, Color, GR. 4-8. (F]

2377V DWELLINGS 15m, Color, GR. 7-12. M
00947 PLAYING SOFTBALL 10m, Color, GR. 4-10. (F]

01718 EARTHWORMS: NATURE'S SOIL BUILDERS 11m, Color, GR.
01552 ROLLER SKATE SAFELY 15m, Color, GR. 7-12. [FV

8-12. [FV
01916 SHORT COURSE ON THE LONG RUN 18m, Color, GR.

00913 FROM START TO FINISH: A NATURE TRAIL 11m, Color, GR.
11-13+. [FV

K-6. (F) 00999 SOCCER FUNDAMENTALS FOR EVERYONE 12m, Color, GR.

2387V GIANT PANDA, THE 15m, Color, GR. 5-8. MM
4-12. [FV

2395V HOW ANIMALS GET THEIR FOOD 15m, Color, GR.
01000 SOCCER: HANDS OFF 18m, Color, GR. 4-12. [F]

3-8. M
*05850 SPORTS FOR YOUR LIFE 21m, Color, GR. 13+. [F]

2292V HOW NATURE PROTECTS ANIMALS (REVISED) 8m, Color, GR.
01001 TENNIS 20m, Color, GR. 5-12. [F]

3-7. M
01003 TOUCH FOOTBALL: A GAME OF ACTION 10m, Color, GR.

01066 IN THE BUSH 7m, Color, GR. 4-8. [F]
5-12. [F]

01146 KODIAK ISLAND 16m, Color, GR. 4.9. [F]
00965 YOUNG WOMEN IN SPORTS 15m, Color, GR. 6-12. [F]

00786 LAND OF THE FRIENDLY ANIMALS 11m, Color, GR.

5-12. (F)
PHYSICAL EDUCATION - WATER SPORTS

01242 LIFE IN THE GRASSLANDS 11m, Color, GR. 5-10. [FV]
01503 HOW TO SAVE A DROWNING VICTIM: HEIMLICH MANEUVER

2305V LIFE ON ICE 30m, Color, GR. 6-12. M
17m, Color, GR. 9-13+. [FV

01604 MAN'S BEST FRIEND OR FOE 16m, Color, GR.
2333V SURVIVAL SWIMMING: TO SAVE A LIFE (REVISED) 13m,

10-13+. (FV
Color, GR. 6-10. M

*05494 MYSTERY OF ANIMAL BEHAVIOR 49m, Color, 01479 WATER SAFETY: AN INTRODUCTION 11m, Color, GR.

7-12. [F]
1-6. [F]

02203 NATURE'S BUILDERS 8m, Color, GR. 2-8. [FV
01826 WHITE WATER-GREY HAIR 20m, Color, GR. 11-13+. (FV

00633 NATURE'S CAMOUFLAGE 13m, Color, GR. 4-10. [F]

01079 NATURE'S STRANGEST CREATURES 16m, Color, GR.
SCIENCE - ANIMALS ---

4-10. [F]
2348V ADAPTATIONS OF ANIMALS (SECOND EDITION) 13m, Color,

2422V PETS AND THEIR WILD RELATIVES 15m, Color, GR.
GR. 7-12. M

2-6. MM
2349V ADAPTING TO CHANGES IN NATURE (REVISED EDITION)

02208 PLANT OR ANIMAL? 16m, Color, GR. 4-8. [FV]
12m, Color, GR. 3-9. MV

00866 PROTECTIVE COLORATION 11m, Color, GR. 4-12. [F] 00591 AFRICAN ANIMALS: HOOF AND HORN 10m, Color, GR.

02007 SIMPLE MULTICELLULAR ANIMALS: SPONGES, COELENTERATES
4-12. [F]

AND FLATWORMS 20m, Color, GR. 9-12. (FV
00754 AFRICAN ANIMALS: PREDATORS AND PACHYDERMS 12m, Color, 01172 SMALL ANIMALS OF THE PLAINS 15m, Color, GR.
GR. 4-12. [F]

5-9. (F)
01045 ANIMAL ARCHITECTURE 9m, Color, GR. 1-10. [F]

00643 SNAILS 11m, Color, GR. 1-6. (F)
01946 ANIMAL BABIES 10m, Color, GR. 3-6. (FV

01432 SURVIVING THE COLD 12m, Color, GR. 5-10. [F] 01947 ANIMAL BABIES GROW UP (REVISED) 10m, Color, GR.

01440 TOOL USERS, THE 14m, Color, GR. 8-12. (F)
2-5. [FV

02025 VERTEBRATES, THE: THIS WAS THE BEGINNING -- PART
01643 ANIMAL BEHAVIOR: THE MECHANISM OF IMPRINTING 14.3m,

II (REVISED) 11m, Color, GR. 7-12. (FV)
Color, GR. 10-12. [F]

00963 VISIT TO A POND, A 9m, Color, GR. Ps-5. [F]
2351V ANIMAL GUESSING GAMES 15m, Color, GR. K-4. M

01096 WHAT ANIMALS SEE 10m, Color, GR. 5-12. [F]
00189 ANIMAL HABITATS 11m, Color, GR. 4-10. [F]

2340V WHAT'S AN ANIMAL: A FIRST FILM 17m, Color, GR.
01325 ANIMALS AND THE SUN 14m, Color, GR. 4-8. [F]

3-8. (V
00928 ANIMALS CAN BITE 13m, Color, GR. 2-6. [F]

2445V WHERE ANIMALS LIVE 17m, Color, GR. 4-8. M
2352V ANIMALS HEAR IN MANY WAYS (REVISED) 12m, Color, GR.

01186 WHY DO ANIMALS LOOK THE WAY THEY DO? 11m, Color, GR. 4-8. M

4-8. [F]
2353V ANIMALS IN ALL KINDS OF WEATHER 15m, Color, GR.

00819 WILDLIFE FAMILIES 10m, Color, GR. 1-6. [F] 2-6. M

00652 WINTER: STORY OF SURVIVAL 13m, Color, GR. 1-6. [F]
01736 ANIMALS MOVE IN MANY WAYS 12m, Color, GR.

01936 WORKING WITH ANIMALS 20m, Color, GR. 8-12. [FV
2-6. (FV]

00582 Z IS FOR ZOO 9m, Color, GR. K-4. [F]
01106 ANIMALS OF AUSTRALIA 18m, Color, GR. 4-8. [F]

00522 ZOO ANIMALS IN RHYME 11m, Color, GR. K-6. [F]
01107 ANIMALS OF NORTH AMERICA 14m, Color, GR. 4-8. (F]

00042 ZOO BABY ANIMALS 11m, Color, GR. K-6. [F]
01326 ANIMALS OF SOUTH AMERICA 16m, Color, GR. 2-8. [F]

2446V ZOO DAY 14m, Color, GR. K-6. MV
00594 ANIMALS OF THE DESERT 12m, Color, GR. 1-6. [F]

02033 ZOOKEEPERS 29m, Color, GR. 7-12. [FVI 01327 ANIMALS PREPARE FOR WINTER 18m, Color, GR.

K-6. (FV

SCIENCE - ANIMALS - AMPHIBIANS
2354V ANIMALS THAT LIVE IN GROUPS 15m, Color, GR.

02152 AMPHIBIANS: FROGS, TOADS, & SALAMANDERS (REVISED)
2-6. M

11m, Color, GR. 4-8. [FV 2355V ANIMALS WITH BACKBONES (SECOND EDITION) 15m, Color,

02067 FROG, THE 11m, Color, GR. 3-9. (FV)
GR. 7-12. M

00500 FROGS AND HOW THEY LIVE 15m, Color, GR. 5-12. [F]
01134 GILLY, THE SALAMANDER 16m, Color, GR. K-6. [F]

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