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

LOOKING
QUESTAR III
LOOKING AT BIRDS (REV.)
3248 16mm motion picture reel, P, 10, C
The tiny sparrow is related to an ancient dinosaur, the great flying
pterodactyl. This review of the physical and behavioral traits of
birds ventures from the tropics to the Arctic. (EB, 1987)
LOOKING INTO THINGS (USING SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS)
703 16mm motion picture reel, P-I, 13, C
We find out how some common scientific instruments are used to
extend our senses. (J, 1979)
MAKING CHANGE
491 16mm motion picture reel, P, 9, C
Teaches the identification of coins and counting moneyaided by a
magical figure, Mr. Moneykeeper. (BFA, 1977)
MAKING CHANGE FOR A DOLLAR
492 16mm motion picture reel, P, 13, C
Ka-Ching, the cash register, comes to life and teaches Chris the
value of each coin and how to add coins together to make change
for a dollar. (C, 1978)
MAKING HAIKU
LOON'S NECKLACE 1110 16mm motion picture reel, I-J, 9, C
258 16mm motion picture reel, P-I, 11, C Children's drawings coupled with youngsters spontaneously reading
The legend of how the loon received the white ring around his neck. their own poems explain how to write in this concise poetic form.
(EB, 1949) (EB, 1972)
LOST PIGEON
MAKING THE THINGS WE NEED
1169 16mm motion picture reel, I-J, 15, C 1256 16mm motion picture reel, P, 9, CS
A young boy finds an injured homing pigeon and nurses him back to To produce even a simple product, a complex division of labor is
health. (AB, 1974)
often required. This film explains that workers can be divided into
two groups: those who provide goods and those who provide
LOUISIANA PURCHASE-KEY TO A CONTINENT
services. The division of labor needed to make products and
1705 16mm motion picture reel, I-S, 16 services available is shown step-by-step. (EB, 1990)
Tells the story of Jefferson's purchase of the Louisiana Territory.
(EB, 1955)
MAMMALS
1295 16mm motion picture reel, P-J, 12, C
LUNCHROOM GOES BANANAS, A
Using examples both common and uncommon, the film identifies
those characteristics that set mammals apart from all other animals.
79 16mm motion picture reel, P-I, 12, C
(NG, 1979)
With the help of clever animation, the food in the lunchroom comes
to life and has gone on strike to protest the poor lunchroom
MAMMALS (Revised)
manners of the students. (C, 1979)
1296 16mm motion picture reel, I-J, 14, C
In the structure of their bodies and the size of their brains, mammals
LUNGS AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEM are the most highly developed animals on earth. From examples of
1371 16mm motion picture reel, I-J, 17, C three mammal groupsegg laying, marsupial and placental-viewers are
The structure and function of the human respiratory system, introduced to their differences in the development and parental care
explains the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide gases takes of their young. (C, 1986)
place in the lungs. (EB, 1975)
LUNGS, THE: AN INSIDE STORY
MAMMALS WITH HOOFS
1298 16mm motion picture reel, I-J, 11, C
2406 16mm motion picture reel, J-S, 11, C A broad survey of hoofed mammals, the eventoed (like hippos, pigs
Air inside the lungs, what happens to it. Using endoscopic and deer) and odd-toed (like rhinos and horses), their diets, feeding
photography within a living human lung reveals the structure of our habits, special adaptations and usefullness. (C, 1977)
lungs. (C, 1976)
MAN, MONSTERS AND MYSTERIES
LYING
1190 16mm motion picture reel, I-S, 35, C
268 16mm motion picture reel, P-I, 13, C
Ancient legends and writings pertaining to Nessie, the Lochness
Eddie returns from Florida with tales of him wrestling alligators.
Monster−interviews with citizens, scientists−even a hypothetical
one with Nessie. (WD, 1977)
When Eddie suggests the kids lie to their parents about things,
Eddie realizes from the kids that lying can spoil friendships. (MH,
MANNERS IN PUBLIC
1976)
84 16mm motion picture reel, P, 11, C
While watching the behavior of Tommy's older brother and his
MACBETH: THE POLITICS OF POWER: PT.I
friends in city stores, a movie, a restaurant and museum, viewers
2222 16mm motion picture reel decide which manners are best. (C, 1974)
MACBETH: THE SECRET'ST MAN (PART III)
A MAP FOR MR. MEEP
2224 16mm motion picture reel, S, 33, C 1151 16mm motion picture reel, P, 16, CS
The capacity for good and evil in the human heart sums up Within the framework of this unique story about how Margaret and
Shakespeare's message in the play. (EB, 1964)
Marsha teach the out-of-the-ordinary Mr. Meep about maps, the
audience will learn map basics, including how to read directions and
MACBETH: THE THEMES OF MACBETH (PART II)
legends. Once the basics are understood, a map of the
2223 16mm motion picture reel, S, 28, C neighborhood is introduced. The same principles of map reading are
The paradox, contradictions and ambiguities of the play. (EB,
then extended to understand maps of towns, states, the country,
1964)
and the world. An entertaining way to learn about maps. (AH,
1986)
MAGNETS FOR BEGINNERS
MAP SKILLS: RECOGNIZING PHYSICAL FEATURES
704 16mm motion picture reel, P, 11, C
1538 16mm motion picture reel, I-J, 12, C
Simple experiments show what materials magnets attract, what
Physical features such as gulf peninsula, island, strait, channel,
poles are, and what a magnetic field is. (C, 1965) tributary, plain and plateau are defined, and basic principles of using
colors to show elevation are illustrated with models. (C, 1970)
MAGNETS! MAGNETS
444 16mm motion picture reel, P, 12, CS MAP SKILLS: UNDERSTANDING LATITUDE
A playful film that gives youngsters a basic introduction to magnets. 1539 16mm motion picture reel, I-J, 12, C
While the easy-to-follow narration explains the facts, the film grabs Traces development of latitude in mapmaking, shows relationship
young viewer's attention by demonstrating what magnets do.
between latitude and climate and how to compare different places in
(BARR, 1989) the world. (C, 1971)
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