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

WIZARD
QUESTAR III
PREPOSITIONS
WONDER WORLD OF SCIENCE: WHY DOESN'T GRASS GROW ON
VH183 VHS videocassette, P-I, 10, C THE MOON?
A frantic and hilarious escapade in the ocean leaves Harvey, as a
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lifeguard, exhausted and the Wizard confident in his knowledge that
understanding and identifying prepositions should no longer trouble
Through an exciting series of observations and conclusions,
anyone. (WIZARD OF WORDS) (WIZARD OF WORDS) (Gift,)
Wondercat begins to understand why grass doesn't grow on the
moon−by discovering what grass, and all green plants, need to
VERBS AND ADVERBS
grow anywhere. (Coronet, 1987)
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A wild, keystone cops type of bicycle ride by Harvey enables the WONDER WORLD OF SCIENCE: WHY DON'T I FALL UP?
Wizard to do his many ways in which adding adverbs makes the
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verbs much more expressive and fun to use. (WIZARD OF WORDS)
(WIZARD OF WORDS) (Gift,)
A fall from a tree initiates Wondercat's investigation of why things
fall down instead of up. (Coronet, 1989)
WOLVES
VH2123 VHS videocassette, J-H, 60, C WONDERFUL ME!
In decades past, the howl of wolves could be heard across North VH3917 VHS videocassette, P, 16, C
America. Wolves were thought to be an enemy of humans and Using lively songs and a story-teller, this program shows young
early settlers were determined to wipe out the world of the wolf.
children effective strategies they can use to feel good about
This program focuses on controversial efforts to revive populations
of several wolf species in the lower 48 states. (PBS Video, 1991) themselves, so that they can say "Wonderful Me!" and truly mean
it. (Sunburst, 1995)
WOMAN'S PLACE, A
VH1836 VHS videocassette, I-J-H, 25, C WONDERFUL WORLD OF THE BUTTERFLY, THE
Fascinating chronicle by Life magazine that celebrates the most VH828 VHS videocassette, IJ, 28, C
enduring triumphs by great American women in the arts, the Superb colorphotography provides remarkable close-up views of the
science, politics, business, athletics and much more. Julie Harris
entire life cycle of this fascinating insect. (Lucerne,)
narrates. (Mov.Un.,)
WOMEN IN AMERICAN LIFE: 1880-1920
WOODWORKING PROCESSES: GLUING AND CLAMPING
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This program covers Immigration, New Work, and New Roles. Explains why it is necessary. Expansion and contraction of wood.
(NWHP, 1988) Moisture content. Importance of grain direction. Differences in
glues, how to apply and clamp for strength. (MERIDN, 91)
WOMEN IN AMERICAN LIFE: 1917-1942
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Women's participation in WWI and the suffrage victory of 1920 WOODWORKING PROCESSES: JOINERY
gave women a new self-image and a sense of equal participation in VH2187 VHS videocassette, JS, 8
society. This program covers Cultural Image and Economic Reality. Explains dowels, biscuits, spline, tongue and groove, dado, rabbet,
(NWHP, 1988) mortise and tenon, dovetail etc. (MERIDN, 91)
WOMEN IN AMERICAN LIFE: 1942-1955
WOODWORKING PROCESSES: SMOOTHING WOOD
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WWII radically changed women's roles. This program covers War VH2184 VHS videocassette, JS, 13
Work, Housework, and Growing Discontent. (NWHP, 1988)
Using fine saw blades, jointer, hand planes, power planes and
various sanders, hand, belt, disc, orbiting and vibrating as well as
WOMEN IN AMERICAN LIFE: 1955-1977
files and rasps are examined. (MERIDN, 91)
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The years between 1955 and 1977 were decades of dramatic WOODWORKING PROCESSES: WHAT IS HARDWOOD?
change in America. Married women, most of whom had previously
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been home-makers, poured into the workforce; family structures
changed and the divorce rate soared. This program: New Attitudes
Explains the difference between hardwood and softwood. Wood
Force Dramatic Changes. (NWHP, 1988)
defects. How logs are sawed to make different types of lumber.
How hardwood is graded. (MERIDN, 91)
WOMEN IN AMERICAN LIFE: 1861-1880
VH831 VHS videocassette, JH, 16, BW WORK OF PEACE, THE: THE TREATY OF PARIS, 1783
The twenty years between 1860 and 1880 saw huge social VH2061 VHS videocassette, J-S, 30, C
upheaval in America. This program covers the Civil War, Recovery
Begins with the battle of Yorktown and takes the viewer through
and Westward Expansion. (NWHP, 1988)
the events leading up to the signing of the treaty in Europe.
WOMEN SEEN ON TELEVISION
(St.Ed.,)
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This program blends narration, clips of broadcast footage WORK ZONE SAFETY
(advertising and program content) and rock music into a fast-paced, VH2183 VHS videocassette, H, 13, C
critical look at television's stereotypical view of women.
As more road rebuilding and repair projects are underway in New
(N.Dimension, 1990)
York, we are experiencing an increase in work zone accidents. This
WONDER WORLD OF SCIENCE: WHAT'S INSIDE A SEED?
program focuses on the hazards in work zones to both drivers and
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As Wondercat learns about seed plants, we observe in time lapse
photography how the roots of the baby plant grow downward while WORKING WITH OLDER PEOPLE
the stem grows upward, carrying the leaves into the air and VH356 VHS videocassette, J-H, 10, C
sunlight. (Coronet, 1989) Why do children and youth need older people? A changing society
and aging population have increased our awareness for more
WONDER WORLD OF SCIENCE: WHERE DO LOST BALLOONS GO?
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stability, tradition and support that children need. Older persons
Students learn about the structure and properties of our atmosphere have a need to make a contribution of love, time and attention and
as they follow Wondercat on an exciting, imaginary ride aboard a in turn benefit from contact with younger people. This program
soaring balloon. (Coronet, 1986) outlines the benefits to both young and old. (RMI Media,)
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