QUESTAR III SUBJECT/TITLE INDEX P ART & MUSIC: BAROQUE ...

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HUMAN
HOUSEFLY, THE
HOW THE FIRST LETTER WAS WRITTEN
1285 16mm motion picture reel, I, 17, C 312 16mm motion picture reel, P-I, 8, C
Portrays the habits and life history of the common housefly and the In an animated version of Kipling's "Just-So-Story", shows the
ways in which it is a menace to health. (EB, 1982) adventures of written communication through a story of a cave girl
who writes the world's first letter. (LCA, 1970)
HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW
1734 16mm motion picture reel, I-J, 18, C HOW THE MOLE GOT HIS TROUSERS
Dramatizes the complex legislative process a bill must follow 396 16mm motion picture reel, P-I, 14, C
through the halls of Congress with a delightful animated character Aided by all his friends, Mole goes through the stages of combing,
named "Bill". (UPA, 1975)
spinning and weaving, etc., until he has trousers. (P, 1974)
HOW ANIMALS LIVE IN WINTER
672 16mm motion picture reel, P-I, 11, C
Introduces such concepts as migration, hibernation, and protective
coloration. (C, 1956)
HOW BEAVER STOLE FIRE
394 16mm motion picture reel, P-J, 12, C
Offers children a lively explanation of the origin of fire through the
recreation of an American Indian myth. (ACI, 1972)
HOW THE WHALE GOT HIS THROAT
397 16mm motion picture reel, P, 8, C
Uses one of Kipling's "Just So" stories to describe how the whale
got such a large throat but can only eat tiny fish. (LCA, 1970)
HOW TO BE A FRIEND
954 16mm motion picture reel, I-S, 12, C
An exploration of the characteristics of true friendship−"The only
way to have a friend is to be one." (AH, 1977)
HOW BIG WERE THE DINOSAURS?
3120 16mm motion picture reel, P, 11, C HOW TO DIG A HOLE TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD
Wondercats observations lead him on an archeological dig where he 698 16mm motion picture reel, P, C
learns that dinosaurs come in all size. (C, 86)
An amazing journey from top soil to limestone thru the granite to
the geyers, from the basalt into molten core. (LC, 1981)
HOW FLOWERS MAKE SEEDS
1385 16mm motion picture reel, I-J, 11, C HOW WE KNOW THE EARTH MOVES (REV.)
A close-up examinaton of the lily flower identifies the parts of a 1452 16mm motion picture reel, I-S, 11, C
flower and shows us how they function in the production of seeds. Explains the Foucault Pendulum, and involves students in a
(C, 1963) demonstration that illustrates star shift. (BFA, 1977)
HOW LEVERS HELP US
HUDSON RIVER
694 16mm motion picture reel, P, 11, C 1787 16mm motion picture reel, I-S, 39, C
Shows the three parts of a lever and demonstrates how various Chronicles life along a great river from antiquity to modern times;
levers help to move things more easily, or farther Hudson−
and faster. (C, features folk culture and fine arts associated with the
1970)
traces impact of European civilization−emphasizes efforts to clean
up and preserve the river. (BG, 1979)
HOW LIGHT HELPS US
695 16mm motion picture reel, P, 10, C
Follows two boys as they learn how light helps us see things as it
HUDSON: RIVER OF THE MOUNTAINS, THE
bounces off objects, passes through them or is given off by them.
1788 16mm motion picture reel, I-J, 19, C
(C, 1972)
The Hudson has seen many moments of American history and
known many great men. At one point, if pollution and
HOW PLANTS HELP US
industrialization remained unchecked, it might have been destroyed,
593 16mm motion picture reel, P-I, 11, C but programs have been scheduled to preserve this historic river.
Observing plants, Steve discovers how people are dependent upon (BFA, 1969)
plants for their food and clothing, for wood, paper, rubber and many
other common articles in their daily lives. (C, 1954)
HUMAN BODY, THE: CIRCULATORY SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
2391 16mm motion picture reel, J-S, 14, C
HOW RAMPS HELP US
Close-ups of the key processes and organs of the circulatory
696 16mm motion picture reel, P, 10, C system. (C, 1980)
Presents familiar examples to clarify the usefulness of different
kinds of ramps, including those that are straight, curved, spiralled, HUMAN BODY, THE: EXCRETORY SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
steep, gentle, stationary, moving or notched. (C, 1970) 2392 16mm motion picture reel, J-S, 14, C
Presents a step-by-step study of the structure and functions of the
HOW SIMPLE MACHINES MAKE WORK EASIER system. (C, 1980)
697 16mm motion picture reel, P, 11, C
A seesaw and a slanted board lead beginners in science to an HUMAN BODY, THE: MUSCULAR SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
understanding of what a simple machine is. (C, 1964) 2393 16mm motion picture reel, J-S, 14, C
The structure and function of the three types of muscle tissue, and
HOW THE ANIMALS DISCOVERED CHRISTMAS the role of nerve impulses in muscular contraction. (C, 1980)
178 16mm motion picture reel, P-I, 14, C
When the forest animals discover an injured bluebird that can't fly
HUMAN BODY, THE: NERVOUS SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
south for the winter, they move him into Grumble the Bear's warm
2394 16mm motion picture reel, J-S, 14, C
cave and contribute food for the winter. As the animals wonder
how to store the food, Velvet the Fawn remembers seeing humans
Basic functions and organs of the system, various neurons which
decorate a Christmas tree. So with the beaver's help, they choose
compose the organs, and principal areas of the brain. (C, 1980)
a tree and hang all the food from its branches. (C, 1983)
HUMAN BODY, THE: NUTRITION AND METABOLISM
HOW THE BEAR LOST HIS TAIL
2395 16mm motion picture reel, J-S, 14, C
265 16mm motion picture reel, P, 17, C Five classes of chemical substances in natural foods, essential to
A non-verbal film using puppet animation about a wily fox who body growth and repair. (C, 1962)
teaches a bear how to catch fish with his own tail. (MH, 1970)
HUMAN BODY, THE: REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM (2ND ED.)
HOW THE ELEPHANT GOT HIS TRUNK
2396 16mm motion picture reel, J-S, 14, C
395 16mm motion picture reel, P-I, 7, C Presents a clear and objective description of the human productive
Animates one of Kipling's stories about a young elephant who learns system. It is recommended that this film be shown to boys and
the price and reaps the rewards of curiousity. (LCA, 1970) girls in separate groups. (C, 1980)
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