Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 1 ...How Are Cars Made? (V003934 ) ...How They Make Airplanes? (V003423 ) Video, P-I, 25, CS, MediaPro, 2000 Video, P-I, 24, CS, Oakleaf, 1998 These video tours take children behind the scenes to places you would rarely have the chance to take children in real life. Join Ms. Jennings and our kids as they receive a lesson on the international history of the automobile and a "geared up" tour of the General Motors Oldsmobile Plant in Orion, Michigan. For hundreds of years, men dreamed of flying. If birds could fly, why couldn't they? Early attempts were made to fly by gluing wax and feathers to their arms and flapping frantically. They soon realized that people were too heavy and their muscles too weak, to fly like birds. Trace the history of how airplanes became a common means of transportation today. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -TRANSPORTATION. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -TRANSPORTATION. Did You Ever Wonder... ...How They Make A TV Show And Pencils? (V003422 ) ...How Are Combines And Cereal Made? (V003935 ) Video, P-I, 25, CS, MediaPro, 2000 These video tours take children behind the scenes to places you would rarely have the chance to take children in real life. Join Ms. Jennings and our kids as they receive a lesson on how the combine changed the dynamic of farming and a "grrreat" tour of the Kellogg's Ceral Plant in Battle Creek, Michigan. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 4. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 6. AGRICULTURE -- AGRICULTURE. Did You Ever Wonder... Did You Ever Wonder... Video, P-I, 25, CS, Oakleaf, 1998 Did you ever wonder how your favorite TV show is made? It takes much work and many people to make a TV show. We never see the people behind the scenes that make a TV show. You will discover how many people it takes to produce a show. Also, we call them pencils, even though there's really no lead in them. The lead is really a mixture of graphite and clay. The name pencil probably comes from the first known writing materials that were lead, that were uses by the Greeks and Romans. Watch as pencils are being made. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -CAREER AWARENESS. Did You Ever Wonder... ...How They Make Chocolate? (V003424 ) Video, P-I, 25, CS, Oakleaf, 1998 ...How Computers Are Made? (V003930 ) Video, P-I, 25, CS, MediaPro, 2000 These video tours take children behind the scenes to places you would rarely have the chance to take children in real life. Join Ms. Jennings and our kids as they tour the Gateway 2000 Computer plant in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 3. COMPUTER EDUCATION -- COMPUTER EDUCATION. Did You Ever Wonder... When the Mayan Indians discovered chocolate many centuries ago, it existed only as a liquid or a powder - not a solid. It wasn't until about 150 years ago that we discovered how to make chocolate in a solid form. Chocolate as we know it, today, contains three main ingredients: milk, sugar and cocoa beans. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. Did You Ever Wonder... ...How They Make Steel And Washing Machines? (V003420 ) Video, P-I, 24, CS, Oakleaf, 1998 ...How Does Conservation Work? (V003932 ) These video tours take children behind the scenes to places you would rarely have the chance to take children in real life. Join Ms. Jennings and our kids as they take an in-depth look at the importance of protecting the environment. Did you ever wonder where steel comes from or how much we depend on it? Did you know that humans existed for 2 & 1/2 million years before they discovered how to make steel. Steel is one of those items; we take for granted. Almost everything we use is made of steel. Before washing machines clothes were washed in streams, with rocks or sticks. Doing laundry by hand was hard work. The washing machine allowed people to spend less time on that chore and more time with their families. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -SCIENCE. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. Did You Ever Wonder... Did You Ever Wonder... ...How Is Paper Made? (V003931 ) ...How Toy Trains Are Made? (V003421 ) Video, P-I, 25, CS, MediaPro, 2000 Video, P-I, 25, CS, MediaPro, 2000 Video, P-I, 25, CS, Oakleaf, 1998 These video tours take children behind the scenes to places you would rarely have the chance to take children in real life. Join Ms. Jennings and our kids as they visit a forest and a first-hand look at a giant Weyerhaeuser paper machine in Longview, Washington. The first steam engine was built in 1825 and several years later the first trains were developed. The invention of the toy train began as the first railroad tracks were being built. The first toy trains were pushed by children. Early toy trains are now thought of as "collector's items" and can be worth a great deal of money. A modern toy train engine can contain 500 plus parts. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TRANSPORTATION. Did You Ever Wonder... Did You Ever Wonder... Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 2 ...Where Does Coal And Electricity Come From? (V003933 ) Video, P-I, 25, CS, MediaPro, 2000 These video tours take children behind the scenes to places you would rarely have the chance to take children in real life. Join Ms. Jennings and our kids as they receive a lesson on coal mining and a tour of Kansas City Power and Light. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -GEOLOGY. 4. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 5. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Did You Ever Wonder... 1776 (V004024 ) Video, J-A, 50, CS, History Channel, 1994 The sparks of the rebellion became the flame of Revolution, and the basis for the first true democracy in the modern world was laid out with the words "We hold these truths to be self-evident..." Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence and a nation began to emerge amidst disheartening setbacks. George Washington took command of the fledgling Continental Army but was routed out of New York State by the British army of William Howe. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. American Revolution, The Just How Big Is Space? (DV00226 ) 1917: Revolution In Russia (V000514 ) , Cambridge Educal, 2006 Video, H, 28, CS, Natl Geo, 1988 This video reveals the immensity of space by showing how its distances are measured and by examining the effects of Einstein's Theory of Relativity on space travel. Topics include parallax calculations, the inverse square law of light brightness, the Cepheid variable, Doppler shift, time dilation, and the distorting effect of gravity on the space-time continuum. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. In February 1917, Tsar Nicholas II was overthrown, and in October a group of revolutionary Marxists took control of the new Russian state. Find out what prerevolutionary Russia was like and why the revolution happened. Learn about the revolutionaries, and how they took power. Using rare archival materials, the film introduces Tsar Nicholas as well as Lenin, Kerensky, Trotsky, Stalin and other key figures in this critical period. Cambridge Core Science Series: Space Science 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 101 Dalmations Christmas (V004053 ) Video, P, 44, CS, Disney, 2000 On Christmas Eve, Cruella fires poor Anita, who only wants to leave work in time to be with her family. A stunned Anita and Roger try to make the bes of their holiday as they describe the presents they had hoped to give everyone! Later that night, three familiar spirits show Cruella her Christmas past, present and frightening future - unless she changes her ways. She awakens on Christmas Day a kinder, gentler Cruella who starts giving to others - in her own DeVil-ish way. Also includes: "Coup De Vil." 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 10 Things Not To Do In An Interview (DV00371 ) DVD, H-A, 30, CS, VEA, 2006 This DVD program counts down the top ten things not to do in a job interview. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 12 Angry Men (V004459 ) Video, H-A, 92, S, MGM, 1957 Eleven jurors are convinced that the defendant is guilty of murder. The twelfth has no doubt of his innocence. How can this one man steer the others toward the same conclusion? It's a case of seemingly overwhelming evidence against a teenager accused of killing his father in "one of the best pictures ever made." Stars Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb, Ed Bagley and Jack Klugman. Not Rated. Black & White. 1. LITERATURE -- LITERATURE. 2. LITERATURE -- DRAMA MUSICALS. 3. GENERAL -- GENERAL. 12 Angry Men (V004960 ) Video, H-A, 117, CS , MGM, 1997 A young man stands accused of fatally stabbing his father and his fate now lies in the hands of his "peers:' 12 men from all walks of life, each with his own agenda, fears and personal demons. Fortunately, this is an open-andshut case. Or is it? As the evidence is painstakingly scrutinized, tensions mount, tempers rise...and the 12 jurors are forced to confront their secret frailties and bitter prejudices in an unrelenting struggle for the truth. Stars Jack Lemmon, George C. Scott, Tony Danza & More! Rated PG-13. 1. LITERATURE -- LITERATURE. 2. LITERATURE -- DRAMA MUSICALS. 3. GENERAL -- GENERAL. 1920-1929 Boom to Bust (D001002 ) Subjects Ruth, Babe,—1895-1948; Lindbergh, Charles A.—(Charles Augustus),—1902-1974; Byrd, Richard Evelyn,—1888-1957; Ku Klux Klan (1915- )—History; World War, 1914-1918—United States—Influence; Nineteen twenties; Prohibition—United States—History; Jazz—1921-1930; African Americans—Music—History and criticism—20th century; Electric power—United States—Social aspects; Radio—United States—History; Women—United States—History—20th century; Women—Suffrage—United States—History—20th century; Modernistfundamentalist controversy; Stock exchanges—United States—History—20th century; Depressions—1929—United States; United States—History—1919-1933; Cells; Biology; Cells; Human Body; Area Media Centers Digital Videos(CK), Films Inc., 1999 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01002 ) In the aftermath of World War I, many modern-minded Americans, particularly women, were eager to do away with outdated traditions and claim new rights and freedoms. This program investigates the culture of the roaring twenties—women's suffrage, prohibition, the exploration of the Antarctic, the Scopes trial, the establishment of the Ku Klux Klan, the new music called "Jazz", technological innovations and finally the stock market crash and the subsequent economic depression. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 3 1929-1936 Stormy Weather hosted by Peter Jennings (D001003 ) Subjects Radio—United States—History; Stock exchanges—United States—History—20th century; Depressions—1929—United States; United States—History—1919-1933; Roosevelt, Franklin D.—(Franklin Delano),—1882-1945; Long, Huey Pierce,—1893-1935; Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.)—History; United States.—Works Progress Administration—History; Nineteen thirties; Banks and banking—United States—History—20th century; Motion pictures—United States—History; Agriculture—Great Plains—History; Tramps—United States—History; New Deal, 1933-1939; Labor movement—United States—History—20th century; United States—Civilization—1918-1945; United States—Economic conditions—1918-1945; United States—Social conditions—1918-1932; Holidays & Seasons; Arts & Crafts; Health/Safety; Safety & First Aid; Area Media Centers Digital Videos(CK), Films Inc., 1999 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01003 ) America, a nation that claimed ever increasing wealth as its birthright, was rudely awakened by the Great Depression which caused 25 percent unemployment, the closing of 9,000 banks, and the loss of $2.5 billion in deposits. This program captures a people's struggle as they faced the collapse of prosperity and a diminished hope of being able to experience the American Dream. Purchased w/ LSTA Grant Funds 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 1936-1941 Over the Edge (D001004 ) Subjects Roosevelt, Franklin D.—(Franklin Delano),—1882-1945; Nineteen thirties; Hitler, Adolf,—1889-1945; Owens, Jesse,—1913-; Louis, Joe,—1914-; Anderson, Marian,—1897-1993; St. Louis (Ship); New York World's Fair—(1939-1940); Olympic Games—(11th :—1936 :—Berlin, Germany); National socialism—Germany—History—20th century; Jews—Germany—History—1933-1945; Jews—Austria—History—20th century; Propaganda, German; Motion pictures in propaganda—Germany; Photojournalism—United States—History; History—World War II; Germany—History—1933-1945; Spain—History—Civil War, 1936-1939—Personal narratives; United States—History—1933-1945; U.S.—History; Revolutionary Period; Area Media Centers Digital Videos(CK) <p>Note purchased w/ LSTA Grant Funds, ABC, 1999 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01004 ) Safely watching Europe from across the Atlantic Ocean, many Americans observed the messianic popularity of Hitler and Mussolini and the subsequent outbreak of World War II with dismay. This program explores the six years preceding America's involvement in the war and explores the question: Could the U.S. have resisted involvement and why did American forces fight in another European war? 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 1941-1945 Civilians at War (D001005 ) Subjects National socialism—Germany—History—20th century; Jews—Germany—History—1933-1945; Jews—Austria—History—20th century; Germany—History—1933-1945; United States—History—1933-1945; Nineteen forties; History, Modern—20th century; Documentary films; War victims—Japan; War victims—Europe; Concentration camps—Germany; Kamikaze airplanes; Propaganda, Japanese; World War, 1939-1945—Germany; World War, 1939-1945—Poland; World War—1939-1945—United States; World War, 1939-1945—Personal narratives; World War, 1939-1945—Propaganda; Nuremberg Trial of Major German War Criminals, Nuremberg, Germany, 194; Tokyo Trial, Tokyo, Japan, 1946-1948; World War, 1939-1945—Great Britain; World War, 1939-1945—Campaigns—Japan—Okinawa Island; World War, 1939-1945—Japan; Sino-Japanese Conflict, 1937-1945—personal narratives, Japanese; United States—History—20th century; Saint Petersburg (Russia)—History—bombardment, 1945; Japan—History—1926-1945; Hiroshima-shi (Japan)—History—Bombardment, 1945; Elementary Science; P, ABC, 1999 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01005 ) World War II was the first war in history that killed more civilians than soldiers, as leaders on both sides accepted noncombatant casualties as inevitable—and to some, even desirable. This program studies the courage and strength necessary to face and survive starvation, bombing, torpedoing, massacre, and extermination in camps specifically designed for that purpose. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -WORLD HISTORY. 1953-1960 Happy Daze (D001006 ) Subjects King, Martin Luther,—Jr.,—1929-1968; Presley, Elvis,—1935-1977; Nineteen fifties; Korean War, 1950-1953—United States; Suburbs—United States—History; Consumption (Economics)—United States—History—20th century; Television—United States—History; Rock music—History and criticism; African Americans—Social conditions—to 1964; Segregation in transportation—Alabama—Montgomery; School integration—Arkansas—Little Rock; Automobiles—Social aspects—United States—History; Cold War—History; Atomic bomb—United States—History; Astronautics—United States—History; Popular culture—United States—History—20th century; United States—History—1953-1961; Area Media Centers Digital Videos(CK) , Films Inc., 1999 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01006 ) The post-war baby boom, suburban living and Elvis Presley epitomize the contentment of the Eisenhower years. But these were also years marked by the Korean War, rabid McCarthyism, violent civil rights demonstrations, and a frightening escalation in the Cold War. This program probes the tensions between these crosscurrents in American history. Restriction Restricted to home use or face to face teaching. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 4 1960-1964 Poisoned Dreams (D001007 ) Cast note Host, Peter Jennings. <p>Subjects African American—Civil rights; Nineteen sixties; Vietnam conflict; Cuba—Foreign relations—United States; Weather/ Meteorolgy; Area Media Centers Digital Videos(CK) <p>Note Purchased w/ LSTA Grant Funds , Films Inc., 1999 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01007 ) Beset by both international and domestic pressures, America during the Camelot years was swiftly approaching a political and cultural meltdown. This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings documents U.S.Soviet conflicts of interest in Cuba and Vietnam and the growing polarization at home between civil rights activists and segregationist hardliners, which resulted in the Birmingham riots and the freedom march on Washington, D.C. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 1965-1970 Unpinned (D001008 ) Subjects King, Martin Luther,—Jr.,—1929-1968; Nineteen sixties; King, Martin Luther,—Jr.,—1929-1968—Assassination; Kennedy, Robert F.,—1925-1968—Assassination; X, Malcolm,—1925-1965; Johnson, Lyndon B.— (Lyndon Baines),—1908-1973; Black Panther Party—History; Watts Riot, Los Angeles, Calif., 1965; Civil rights movements—Alabama—Selma; Civil rights movements—Mississippi—History—20th century; African Americans—Suffrage—Alabama; Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975—United States; Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975—Personal narratives, American; Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975—Personal narratives, Viet Cong; Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975—Protest movements—United States; Free Speech Movement (Berkeley, Calif.); Selma-Montgomery Rights March, 1965; Hippies—Haight Ashbury (San Francisco)—History; United States—History—1961-1969; United States—Social conditions—1960-1980; U.S.—History; Colonial Period; Revolutionary Period; Area Media Centers Digital Videos(CK) , Films Inc., 1999 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01008 ) Riots and protests intensified in the U.S. as the war in Vietnam dragged on, with anti-war and civil rights activists seeking violent ways to agitate for peace and equality. This program presents the unrelenting rage that divided the nation during those perilous years, as the Watts race riots, the assassinations of Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy, and the Kent State killings made headline news. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 19th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: Volume 8, 1882-1898 (D001187 ) Content Not Volume 8, 1882-1898 24:10 min., 241 MB; 1881 Clara Barton organizes the American Red Cross 2:54 min., 30 MB; 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act passed by Congress 2:46 min., 28 MB; 1885 Mark Twain publishes the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 2:33 min., 26 MB; 1889 Oklahoma Land Rush begins 2:07 min., 21 MB; 1890 Battle At Wounded Knee 2:50 min., 28 MB; 1893 First gas powered automobile is demonstrated 2:08 min., 21 MB; 1896 Plessy vs Ferguson case uphold segregation 2:44 min., 27 MB; 1898 Sinking of the Maine 4:01 min., 40 MB. , Ambrose, 2002 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01187 ) Added Info Digital release of a 2002 production. Streaming video ( 24:10 min.:sd., col.) Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement - January 2013. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 19th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: Volume 7, 1874-1881 (D001186 ) Content Not Volume 7, 1871-1881 23:10 min., 231 MB; Segments: 1871 Chicago Fire 2:59 min., 30MB; 1872 Susan B. Anthony is arrested for voting 2:26 min., 24 MB; 1875 Robert Smalls, former slave elected to the House of Representatives 2:53 min., 29 MB; 1876 Alexander Graham Bell demonstrates the telephone 2:12 min., 22 MB; 1876 Battle of Little Big Horn 2:57 min., 30 MB; 1879 Thomas Edison demonstrates the incandescent lamp 2:06 min., 21MB; 1880 George Eastman patents Kodak roll film 3:06 min., 31 MB; 1881 Booker T. Washington opens the Tuskegee Institute 2:47 min., 28MB. , Ambrose, 2002 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01186 ) Added Info Digital release of a 2002 production. Streaming video ( 23:10 min.:sd., col.) Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement - January 2013. <p>Standards Grade Eight Social Studies . Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities ; Identify historical origins that influenced the rights U.S. citizens have today; Rights and Responsibilities; Evaluate the role of historical figures and political bodies in furthering and restricting the rights of individuals including; Y2003 CSS S06 G06-08 BB L08 I03.; Grade One Social Studies . History ; Recognize that the actions of individuals make a difference, and relate the stories of people from diverse backgrounds who have contributed to the heritage of the United States; Y2003 CSS S01 GKG-02 BD; Grade 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 5 19th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: Volume 6, 1866-1870 (D001185 ) 19th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: Volume 4, 1846-1860 (D001183 ) Subjects United States—History; African Americans—Civil rights—19th century; Southern States—Social conditions; Seward, William Henry,—1801-1872; Rockefeller, John D.,—d1839-1937.—(John Davison); Standard Oil Company—History; Union Pacific Railroad CompanyC—History; Central Pacific Railroad Companyo—History; United States. o—Interstate Commerce Act; aPioneers—History.—Great Plains; Homestead law—United States; Petroleum industry and tradei—United States.—History; Corporations—Political aspects; United States—History—1866-1870; United States—Politics and government—1866-1870; United States.—Interstate Commerce Act; Women pioneers—Great Plains—History; Area Media Centers Digital Videos(CK) , Ambrose, 2002 Content Not Volume 4, 1846-1860 24:41 min., 246 MB; Segments: 1846 Dr. Morton demonstrates painless surgery using ether 2:37 min., 26 MB; 1848 Gold is discovered at Sutter's Mill 4:23 min., 44MB; 1849 Treaty between U.S. and Hawaiian Islands 3:25 min., 34 MB; 1852 Harriet Beecher Stowe publishes Uncle Tom's Cabin 2:28 min., 25 MB; 1854 Commodore perry lands in Japan 3:36 min., 38 MB; 1858 Lincoln Douglas Debates begin 2:08 min., 21 MB; 1860 Pony Express mail service begins 4:24 min., 44 MB.E , ambrose, 2002 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01185 ) Volume 6, 1866-1870 23:11 min., 231 MB; Segments: 1867 Carpetbaggers descend on the South 3:00 min., 30 MB; 1867 U.S. acquires Alaska Seward's Folly 2:36 min., 26 MB; 1868 President Johnson is impeached 4:08 min., 41 MB; 1869 Completion of the Trans Continental Railroad 5:50 min., 58 MB; 1870 Rockefeller incorporates Standard Oil Company of Ohio 5:26 min., 54 MB. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 19th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: Volume 5, 1861-1865 (D001184 ) Standards Grade One Social Studies . History ; Recognize that the actions of individuals make a difference, and relate the stories of people from diverse backgrounds who have contributed to the heritage of the United States; Y2003 CSS S01 GKG-02 BD; Grade Two Social Studies . History ; Recognize that the actions of individuals make a difference, and relate the stories of people from diverse backgrounds who have contributed to the heritage of the United States; Heritage; Recognize the importance of individual action and character and explain how they have made a difference in others' lives with emphasis on the importance of; Y2003 CSS S01 GKG-02 BD L02 I07. , Ambrose, 2002 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01184 ) Volume 5, 1861-1865 Segments: 1861 Eleven states comprise the Confederacy 3:26 min.,34 MB; 1862-Congress sets forth the Homestead Act 2:40 min., 27 MB; 1863-Lincoln signs Emancipation Proclamation 2:55 min., 30 MB; 1863-Lincoln delivers his Gettysburg Address 3:21 min., 34 MB; 1865-Lee surrenders at Appomattox 3;22 min., 34 MB; 1865-Abraham Lincoln is assassinated 2:37 min., 26 MB; 1865-Formation of the Ku Klux Klan 3:37., 36 MB. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -SOCIAL STUDIES. INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01183 ) Added Info Digital release of a 2002 production. Straming video (24:41 min.:sd., col.) Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement - January 2013. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -SOCIAL STUDIES. 19th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: Volume 3, 1827-1846 (D001182 ) Content Not Volume 3, 1827-1846 25:11 min., 251 MB; Segments: 1831 Cyrus McCormick demonstrates his mechanical reaper 2:44 min., 24 MB; 1831 Nat Turner begins his rebellion 3:27 min., 34 MB;1832 Black Hawk War ends with massacre at BadAxe River 3:32 min., 35 MB; 1836 Alamo falls 4:12 min., 42 MB; 1845 Edgar Allen Poe publlishes the Raven 2:53 min., 29 MB; 1846 The Donner Party starts west 2:57 min., 29MB; 1846 United States declares war on Mexico 3:57 min., 40 MB. , Ambrose, 2002 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01182 ) Added Info Digital release of a 2002 production. Straming video (25:11 min.:sd., col.) Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement - January 2013. <p>Standards Grade Eleven English Language Arts - Reading . Reading Applications: Literary Text ; Recognize and analyze characteristics of subgenres and literary periods; Analyze the characteristics of various literary periods and how the issues influenced the writers of those periods; Y2003 CER S05 G11-12 BC L11 I07.; Grade One Social Studies . History ; Recognize that the actions of individuals make a difference, and relate the stories of people from diverse backgrounds who have contributed to the heritage of the United States; Y2003 CSS S01 GKG-02 BD; Grade Six Science . Scientific Ways of Kno 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -SOCIAL STUDIES. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 6 19th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: Volume 2, 1814-1826 (D001181 ) 20th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: Program two: 1908-1948 (D001195 ) Content Not Volume 2, 1814-1826 24:11 min., 241 MB; Segments: 1814 Washington D.C. is captured and burned by the British 5:42 min., 57 MB; 1814 Star Spangled Banner is written 2:58 min., 30 MB; 1815 Battle of New Orleans 2:26 min., 24 MB; 1819 Washington Irving publishes Rip Van Winkle 3:02 min., 30 MB; 1821 Inaugration of the Santa Fe Trail 3:0 min., 31 MB; 1825 Erie Canal is completed 3:13 min., 32 MB; 1826 James Fenimore Cooper publishes Last of the Mohicans 2:24 min., 24 MB., Ambrose, 2002 "20th Century Turning Points in U.S. History is an eight-part series designed to provide a clear overview of the people and events that distinguished the 20th century at specific points in time that were significant pivotal points in history. Rare archival footage and photographs, authentic recordings, and other primary source documents bring history to life, while stunning graphics and engaging narration lend context and clarity to the subject. The series has been developed specifically for classroom use. It is organized around established standards and thoughtfully divided into chapters, with each volume functioning as either a full-length program or as focused support for specific study areas."—Container insert., Ambrose, 2005 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01195 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01181 ) Added Info Digital release of a 2002 production. Straming video (24:11 min.:sd., col.) Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement - January 2013. <p>Standards Kindergarten Social Studies . History ; Recognize that the actions of individuals make a difference, and relate the stories of people from diverse backgrounds who have contributed to the heritage of the United States; Heritage; Listen to and discuss songs, poetry, literature and drama that reflect the cultural heritages of the people of the United States; Y2003 CSS S01 GKG-02 BD LKG I0 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -SOCIAL STUDIES. 19th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: Volume 1, 1800-1813 (D001180 ) Content Not Volume 1: 1800-1813 25:09 min., 251 MB; Segments: 1800 Washington D.C. becomes the nation's capita 4:12 min., 42 MB; 1803 The Louisiana Purchase 4:01 min., 40 MB; 1804 Lewis and Clark Expedition 3:43 min., 37 MB; 1807 Robert Fulton awakens the world to the steamboat 3:04 min., 31 MB; 1811 Battle of Tippicanoe 6:01 min., 60 MB; 1813 New Madrid Earthquake 2:23 min., 24 MB , Ambrose, 2002 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01180 ) Added Info Digital release of a 2002 production. Straming video (25:09 min.:sd., col.) Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement - January 2013. <p>Standards Grade Six Science . Scientific Ways of Knowing ; Give examples of how thinking scientifically is helpful in daily life; Science and Society; Research how men and women of all countries and cultures have contributed to the development of science; Y2003 CSC S06 G06-08 BC L06 I05. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Content Not Program Two: 1908 -1918 27.56 min., 278 MB; Segments: 1908 Ford Introduces the Model T 3:28 min., 35 MB; 1909 W.E.B. Du Bois Founds the NAACP 2:43 min., 27 MB; 1911 Hollywood Founded 3:05 min., 31 MB; 1913 16th Amendment Allows Progressive Income Tax 2:41 min., 27 MB; 1913 17th Amendment Caps a Period of Election Reforms 2:34 min., 26 MB; 1914 Clayton Anti-Trust Act Passed 2:49 min., 28 MB; 1914 -1917 America Prepares for World War I 4:58 min., 50 MB; 1917 America Enters World War I 4:13 min.,42 MB. <p>Added Info Digital release of a 2005 production. Streaming video (27.56 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement - July 2013. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 20th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: Program Three: 1919-1928 (D001194 ) "20th Century Turning Points in U.S. History is an eight-part series designed to provide a clear overview of the people and events that distinguished the 20th century at specific points in time that were significant pivotal points in history. Rare archival footage and photographs, authentic recordings, and other primary source documents bring history to life, while stunning graphics and engaging narration lend context and clarity to the subject. The series has been developed specifically for classroom use. It is organized around established standards and thoughtfully divided into chapters, with each volume functioning as either a full-length program or as focused support for specific study areas."—Container insert., Ambrose, 2005 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01194 ) Content Not Program Three: 1919 -1928 26.57 min., 268 MB; Segments: 1919 Prohibition Begins 3:31 min., 35 MB; 1920 Women Gain the Right to Vote 2:37 min., 26 MB; 1923 Teapot Dome Scandal Typifies the Roaring 20's 3:30 min., 35 MB; 1924 J. Edgar Hoover Named Head of the FBI 2:47 min., 28 MB; 1925 The Scopes Monkey Trial 2:59 min., 30 MB; 1926 Goddard Initiates the Space Age 2:59 min., 30 MB; 1926 David Sarnoff Founds NBC 3:40 min., 37 MB; 1927 Charles Lindbergh Flies Across the Atlantic 3:20 min., 33 MB. <p>Added Info Digital release of a 2005 production. Streaming video (26.57 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement - July 2013. <p>Standards Grade Eight Social Studies . Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 7 20th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: Program Six: 1953-1963 (D001193 ) 20th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: Program 7, 1964-1973 (D001192 ) "20th Century Turning Points in U.S. History is an eight-part series designed to provide a clear overview of the people and events that distinguished the 20th century at specific points in time that were significant pivotal points in history. Rare archival footage and photographs, authentic recordings, and other primary source documents bring history to life, while stunning graphics and engaging narration lend context and clarity to the subject. The series has been developed specifically for classroom use. It is organized around established standards and thoughtfully divided into chapters, with each volume functioning as either a full-length program or as focused support for specific study areas."—Container insert., ambrose, 2005 "20th Century Turning Points in U.S. History is an eight-part series designed to provide a clear overview of the people and events that distinguished the 20th century at specific points in time that were significant pivotal points in history. Rare archival footage and photographs, authentic recordings, and other primary source documents bring history to life, while stunning graphics and engaging narration lend context and clarity to the subject. The series has been developed specifically for classroom use. It is organized around established standards and thoughtfully divided into chapters, with each volume functioning as either a full-length program or as focused support for specific study areas."—Container insert., Standards Grade One Science . Earth and Space Sciences ; Describe what resources are and recognize some are limited but can be extended through recycling or decreased use; Earth Systems; Explain that the supply of many resources is limited but the supply can be extended through careful use, decreased use, reusing and/or recycling; Y2003 CSC S01 GKG-02 BD L01 I02.; Grade Five Science . Earth and Space Sciences ; Describe Earth's resources including rocks, soil, water, air, animals and plants and the ways in which they can be conserved; Earth Systems; Explain how the supply of many non-renewable resources is limited and can be extended through reducing, reusing and recycling but cannot be extended indefinitely; Y2003 CSC S01 G03-05 BC L05 I05.; Grade Five Science . Earth and Space Sciences ; Describe Earth's resources including rocks, soil, water, air, animals and plants and the ways in which they can be conserved; Earth Systems; Investigate ways Earth's renewable resources (e.g., fresh water, INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01193 ) Content Not Program Six: 1953 - 1963 27:52 min., 278 MB; Segments: 1953 John Foster Dulles Becomes Eisenhower's Cold War Warrior 3:54 min., 40 MB; 1954 Senator Joseph McCarthy is Condemned by the Senate 2:52 min., 29 MB; 1954 Brown v. Board of Education 2:42 min., 27 MB; 1955 Rosa Parks is Arrested 2:28min., 25 MB; 1960 Nixon-Kennedy Televised Debates 3:07 min., 31 MB; 1962 Astronaut John Glenn is the First American to Orbit the Earth 4:10 min., 42 MB; 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis 3:59 min., 40 MB; 1963 Martin Luther King's I Have a Dream Speech 3:10 min., 32 MB. <p>Added Info Digital release of a 2005 production. Streaming video (27.52 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement - July 2013. <p>Standards Grade One 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01192 ) Content Not Program Seven: 1964-1973 27:56 min., 278 MB; Segments: 1964 President Johnson Announces the Great Society 2:47 min., 28 MB; 1964 Vietnam War: Congress Passes the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution 4:28 min., 45 MB; 1965 Black Urban Riots Begin 3:28 min., 35 MB; 1968 Vietnam War: The Tet Offensive 3:53 min., 39 MB; 1970 First Earth Day 3:35 min. 36 MB; 1972 Watergate 4:04 min., 41 MB; 1973 Vietnam War: CeaseFire Ends War 4:08 min.,41 MB. <p>Added Info Digital release of a 2005 production sr. Streaming video (28.31 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement - July 2013. <p>Standards Grade One Science . Earth and Space Sciences ; Describe what resources are and recognize some are limited but can be extended thr 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 8 20th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: Program 1, 1900-1907 (D001191 ) 20th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: Program 5, 1944-1952 (D001189 ) "20th Century Turning Points in U.S. History is an eight-part series designed to provide a clear overview of the people and events that distinguished the 20th century at specific points in time that were significant pivotal points in history. Rare archival footage and photographs, authentic recordings, and other primary source documents bring history to life, while stunning graphics and engaging narration lend context and clarity to the subject. The series has been developed specifically for classroom use. It is organized around established standards and thoughtfully divided into chapters, with each volume functioning as either a full-length program or as focused support for specific study areas."—Container insert., Ambrose, 2005 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01191 ) 20th Century Turning Points in U.S. History is an eight-part series designed to provide a clear overview of the people and events that distinguished the 20th century at specific points in time that were significant pivotal points in history. Rare archival footage and photographs, authentic recordings, and other primary source documents bring history to life, while stunning graphics and engaging narration lend context and clarity to the subject. The series has been developed specifically for classroom use. It is organized around established standards and thoughtfully divided into chapters, with each volume functioning as either a fulllength program or as focused support for specific study areas., Ambrose, 2005 Content Not Program One: 1900-1907 28.31 min.,284 MB; Segments: 1900 The Gold Standard Act is Ratified by Congress 3:00 min., 30 MB; 1901 Dr. Walter Reed Discovers Yellow Fever is Transmitted by Mosquitoes 3:04 min., 31 MB; 1901 McKinley is Shot and Theodore Roosevelt Becomes President 3:03 min., 31 MB; 1902 140,000 Mine Workers Go Out on Strike 3:22 min., 34 MB; 1902 The Government Passes the Newlands Reclamation Act 2:35 min., 26 MB; 1903 Wright Brothers Fly at Kitty Hawk 3:00 min., 30 MB; 1906 Upton Sinclair's Novel "The Jungle" is Published 2:36 min., 26 MB; 1906 U.S. Takes Over Construction of the Panama Canal 3:08 min., 31 MB; 1907 Frank Lloyd Wright Completes the Robie House in Chicago 2:41 min., 27 MB. <p>Added Info Digital release of a 2005 production. Streaming video (28.31 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-us 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 20th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: Program 4, 1929-1943 (D001190 ) 20th Century Turning Points in U.S. History is an eight-part series designed to provide a clear overview of the people and events that distinguished the 20th century at specific points in time that were significant pivotal points in history. Rare archival footage and photographs, authentic recordings, and other primary source documents bring history to life, while stunning graphics and engaging narration lend context and clarity to the subject. The series has been developed specifically for classroom use. It is organized around established standards and thoughtfully divided into chapters, with each volume functioning as either a fulllength program or as focused support for specific study areas., Ambrose, 2005 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01190 ) Content Not Program Four: 1929 - 1943 27.57 min., 278 MB; Segments: 1929 Black Tuesday Foretells the Great Depression 3:29 min.,35 MB; 1932 Amelia Earhart: Record-Breaking Woman Aviator 2:30 min., 25 MB; 1933 President Roosevelt's One Hundred Days Begins his New Deal 5:16 min., 52.6 MB; 1935 President Roosevelt Signs the Social Security Act 2:36 min., 30 MB; 1936 Jesse Owens and Joe Louis Debunk Hitler's Claim of Aryan Superiority 3:02 min., 30 MB; 1940 Ernest Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls" is Published 4:25 min., 44 MB; 1941 Japan Attacks Pearl Harbor 5:13 min., 52 MB. <p>Added Info Digital release of a 2005 production. Streaming video (27.57 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement - July 2013. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01189 ) Content Not Program Five: 1944-1952 27:30 min.,274 MB; Segments: 1944-D-Day Operation Overlord 7:27 min.,74 MB; 1945 The U.S. Air Force drops an atomic bomb on Hiroshima 4:00 min., 40 MB; 1947-The Marshall Plan for Europe 2:48 min., 28 MB; 1950-President Truman sends American troops to the aid of South Korea 3:25 min., 34MB; 1950-1953 The Korean War 4:52 min., 49 MB; 1951-Alan Freed introduces rock and roll 3:33 min., 36 MB. <p>Added Info Digital release of a 2005 production. Streaming video (27:30 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement - July 2013. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 20th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: Program 8, 1973-1999 (D001188 ) "20th Century Turning Points in U.S. History is an eight-part series designed to provide a clear overview of the people and events that distinguished the 20th century at specific points in time that were significant pivotal points in history. Rare archival footage and photographs, authentic recordings, and other primary source documents bring history to life, while stunning graphics and engaging narration lend context and clarity to the subject. The series has been developed specifically for classroom use. It is organized around established standards and thoughtfully divided into chapters, with each volume functioning as either a full-length program or as focused support for specific study areas."—Container insert., Ambrose, 2005 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01188 ) Content Not Program Eight: 1973 - 1999 27:09 min. 270 MB; Segments: 1973 Second Battle of Wounded Knee 2:42 min., 27 MB; 1973 Roe v. Wade 2:29 min., 25 MB; 1976 Personal Computers Herald the Post Industrial Age 2:37 min., 26 MB; 1983 The Grenada Conflict 2:41 min., 27 MB; 1987 Alan Greenspan Becomes Chairman of the Federal Reserve 2:44 min., 27 MB; 1990 The Gulf War Demonstrates American Military Supremacy 4:07 min., 41 MB; 1991 The End of the Cold War 2:36 min., 26 MB; 1994 Whitewater Leads to the Impeachment of President Clinton 2:12 min., 22 MB; 1999 Y2K Ends the American Century 3:26 min., 34 MB. <p>Added Info Digital release of a 2005 production. Streaming video (27.09 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreeme 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 9 2 & 3 Digit Addition, 2 & 3 Digit Subtraction (V004566 ) ABC's Of Children's Nutrition, The (V002756 ) Video, P-I, 22, CS, Landmark, 1998 Video, J-A, 23, CS, Turner/CNN, 1996 This is part of a series that was developed to teach younger students (preschool through 5th grade) math concepts in a fun, nonthreatening way. The video is fully animated with bright colors and illustrations so students can easily follow and understand the material presented. The perfect complement for "Eating Healthy For Kids". This videotape examines a child's behavior, and the development of physically fit kids. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. Elementary Math 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 30-Second President, The (V000342 ) Eating Healthy - Volume 2 Video, J-H, 55, CS, PBS, 1984 The role of advertising in politics in the 20th Century is examined, featuring an interview with the late Rosser Reeves, an advertising executive who worked on early political television advertising for Dwight D. Eisenhower. Bill Moyers also talks with media whiz Tony Schwartz about how electoral politics have changed with increased use of television advertising. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Walk Through The 20th Century 30-Second Seduction, The (V000400 ) Video, J-H, 28, CS, Cons. Union, 1987 A Consumer Reports Special on television advertising, you'll see how Madison Avenue influences what we buy. Top creative directors take you behind the scenes, sharing the secrets of their craft. A leading sociologist explains how advertising plays on our basic fears. A "food stylist" shows how food ads are made to look irresistible. In all, an entertaining and informative look at our consumer culture. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- SPEAKING & LISTENING SKILLS. 3. GUIDANCE -- FAMILY LIVING, MARRIAGE & PARENTING. 4. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 5. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 6. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. 3-D Shapes (DV00182 ) DVD, I, 15, CS, Library Video, 2004 With Dr. Strangeglove building a powerful Number Jumbler on the moon, Secret Agent Matt Mattics is forced to answer tricky questions about three-dimensional shapes. From prisms and cubes to pyramids and more, students will assume the roles of special agents as they help assist Matt on his quest to stop Dr. Strangeglove before he as his way with the world's numbers in this fun, animated program. Includes an English & Spanish track. Grades 4-6. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. 2. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Math Challenge, The 7 Ways to Block a Cyberbully (DV00410 ) Abigail Adams (V002865 ) Video, J-H, 30, CS, Schlessinger, 1995 Abigail Adams (1744-1818) was the wife of one American president and the mother of another. She was the first woman to live in the White House and witnessed firsthand many important events that shaped our young nation. Her letters to her husband, John Adams, offered counsel and support during the turbulent times preceding and during the American Revolution. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. American Women Of Achievement Abiyoyo (V003206 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1986 Based on a South African lullaby and folk story, "Abiyoyo", is a magical storysong re-told and sung by Pete Seeger. When a town is threatened by the terrible giant, Abiyoyo, a little boy, and his father come up with a plan to save the townspeople. Music, in its different forms, can be a beautiful way to tell a story. Using an upbeat music-video format, host Levar Burton reveals some of the ways a story can be told. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. THE ARTS -MUSIC. Reading Rainbow Abraham Lincoln (V001956 ) Video, P-I, 12, CS, Spoken Arts, 1987 Young Abe had many exciting challenges before becoming President. Based on the book written and lithographed by artirts Ingri and Edgar Parin d'Aulaire. A lively informative look at one of America's most admired statesmen- a self-educated born leader, a witty debater, a sought-after lawyer, a devoted family man, and the President who freed the slaves and held the country together. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. DVD, I-H, 20, cc, 2008 Cyberbullies don't shove kids on the playground or steal lunch money, but they are just as dangerous. They stay hidden behind technology and target students on the Internet and through cell phones. More than 40percent of teens say they've been targeted by an e-bully through text messages, e-mails, instant messages, social networking sites, blogs, and chat rooms, and the numbers are rising. 7 Ways to Block a Cyberbully details seven effective strategies for dealing with a digital bully. The plan includes: 1)Understanding the e-bully 2) Protecting your passwords 3) Guarding personal information 4) Using safety software 5) Cutting off communications 6) Saying "no" to revenge 7) Telling someone Bonus Section: Cyberbully; The Adult Role outlines seven ways parents and educators can work to stop cyberbulling. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 3. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Abraham Lincoln (V004483 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 2003 Beginning in 1861, the Civil War divided the country, pitting "brother against brother" in a conflict that threatened to permanently destroy the union. If not for the dedication and firm resolve of Abraham Lincoln during this difficult time, the United States may have ceased to exist. Kids will examine the life of this country boy from Kentucky who rose to become President of the U.S., and who guided his country through one of its darkest hours while speaking out against slavery at a time when many were too afraid to. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Great Americans For Children Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 10 Abraham Lincoln (2nd Ed.) (V000747 ) Activities of Plants (VK00140 ) Video, P-I, 12, CS, Coro, 1989 Video Kit, P-I, 14, CS, Visual Learning, 2004 Puppet U.S. Eagle narrates. Lincoln was born in 1809. He was a lawyer and a Representative in the Illinois State Legislature. He lost the election for the U.S. Senate. Two years later, he became President. The issue of slavery was to divide the U.S. in the Civil War, however, and it was up to Lincoln to reunite the country. After successfully bringing the nation back together, an assassin's bullet ended his life. Several important plant activities including photosynthesis, reproduction, growth and germination are investigated in this video. Students will learn how these processes are related to the structure of plants. Important terminology includes: flower, pistil, stamen, pollen, pollination, and reproduction. Grades 3-5. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. America's Story 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- PLANT BEHAVIOR. Adaptations (VK00173 ) Abraham Lincoln (2nd Ed.) (V001989 ) Video Kit, P-I, 14, CS, Visual Learning, 2007 Video, I-J, 23, CS, EBEC, 1982 Characteristics enabling organisms to survive and reproduce are referred to as adaptations. This program explores the wide range of adaptations humans, plants, animals, and all living things exhibit. Video footage from throughout the world including the Galapagos Islands, Canadian Rockies, and New England, depicts adaptations for getting food, finding a mate, and escaping predators. Important terminology includes: environment, characteristics, survival & more. With historical photographs supplementing on-location footage, the life of Abraham Lincoln unfolds in this poignant story of his rise from humble farm boy to 16th President of the United States. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Abstraction, Light, and Color (V005003 ) Video, P-J, 20, CS, Crystal, 1995 With masterworks and computer graphics, this video explains terms such as modernism, abstract expressionism, cubism, hard edge, and soft edge. Grades 3-8. 1. THE ARTS -- THE ARTS. 2. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. 3. THE ARTS -- ARTISTS & TECHNIQUES. Understanding Painting: Elementary Art Appreciation Acids, Bases & Salts (2nd Ed.) (V002272 ) Video, J-C, 20, CS, Coro, 1983 Various theories are explained pertaining to acids, bases, and salts. Reactions between them are explored and the role of buffers is explained. 1. SCIENCE -- CHEMISTRY. Acting On Your Values (V000621 ) Video, J-H, 30, CS, PBS, 1987 In this program, comedian/teen counselor Michael Pritchard, talks with students across the country to discover how "knowing what we value can guide us in making choices that are right for us." It is a candid exploration of the values on which today's teens come from, and what meaning they have, as teenagers grow toward adulthood. Tries to stimulate young people to think critically about their behaviors and beliefs. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Power Of Choice, The Active Citizenship: Making a Difference (V004909 ) 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Adaptations For Survival In The Sea (V002693 ) Video, I-A, 19, CS, Aims, 1996 Using underwater photography, this program explores some of the techniques sea creatures use in adapting to their environment for survival. Animals living in the sea have to deal every moment with finding food and protecting themselves from predators. There are many ways of hiding, defending and feeding, and every different technique has advantages for different animals. Some animals use camouflage to escape detection or sneak up on their prey. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 4. SCIENCE -OCEANOGRAPHY. Adaptations of Animals (2nd Ed.) (V000746 ) Video, I-J, 14, CS, Coro, 1989 The concept of adaptation is made clear by specific examples using a wide variety of animals and emphasizing ways in which body structure and behavior are related to environment. This program illustrates how various animals are adapted for movement, for eating certain kinds of food and for life in a specific climate region. All these observations show how the adaptations of animals contribute to the balance of nature. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Video, H-A, 20, CS, New Dimension, 2004 Adaptations of Plants (2nd Ed.) (V000745 ) Will the surge of volunteerism after September 11, 2001 be followed by the usual decline in civic-mindedness? We examine the political and social causes of citizen disengagement in the decades since the '60s, but also the reinvention of democracy seen in the service learning of secondary and college students. Grades 9 & Up. Video, I-J, 14, CS, Coro, 1989 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. American Democracy in Action Active vs. Passive Voice (V004615 ) Video, J-H, 32, CS, TVC, 2002 Readers prefer active voice. Passive voice is not preferred by readers! Students often have trouble recognizing correct subject-object sentence structures. This clear, informative program explains how to identify passive voice and restate the sentence in an active form. Fun quiz questions test student's understanding. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -WRITING SKILLS. All green plants are able to make food, but each kind of plant has certain special adaptations that help the species survive. This program emphasizes the ways in which plant structure and behavior are related to environment. Close-up photography shows how various plants are adapted for protection from plant-eating animals and how seed plants are adapted for reproduction. 1. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. Addiction (Disease or Behavior?) (DV00169 ) DVD, H, 25, CS, Disney, 2006 Is addiction a disease? Or is it a chosen behavior? Hear from scientists who are studying the brain, psychology, social factors, and genetics. Meet people who live with substance abuse issues. Then have students decide for themselves. Bill Nye. Grades 9-12. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. 3. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PSYCHOLOGY. Eyes of Nye, The Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 11 Addition (V004984 ) Adventures Of Captain Capital, The (V004772 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2004 DVD (DV00157 ) Video, P-I, 11, CS, Media Inc., 2003 Addition is the way to figure out how many in all. The concept of joining groups together to form a new group is illustrated by using concrete objects ranging from pies to penguins. Kids learn the ingredients in addition number sentences - addends, sums, plus signs and equals signs - and master terrific addition tips, including counting on, adding with zero and doubles, making ten and ordering addends. Students will discover how to add single and double-digit numbers, and understand when to regroup. Grades K-4. VHS/DV 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. Math For Children Addition And Subtraction Work Together (V001133 ) Video, P-I, 13, CS, EBEC, 1991 To capitalize or not to capitalize that is the question. Josh and Sadie feel like they are spinning their wheels as they try to understand capitalization. They are totally confused! This is a job for Captain Capital! Join him as he explains the many rules of capitalization. Charley Chapters. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Charley Chapters Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn, The (V000671 ) Video, I-A, 121, CS , MCA, 1985 Mark Twain's most famous masterpiece. A story of an unusual friendship and a boy's exciting journey toward adulthood. Features Lillian Gish, Richard Kiley, Butterfly McQueen and Geraldine Page. Two boys go shopping, using addition and subtraction to count the correct change for their purchases and to learn about how inventory is taken. The program also shows that there is more than one way to solve the same math problem. 1. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. Math Sense Video, P-J, 25, CS, Disney, 1980 Addition & Subtraction, Calendar (V004563 ) Video, P-I, 14, CS, Landmark, 1998 This is part of a series that was developed to teach younger students (preschool through 5th grade) math concepts in a fun, nonthreatening way. The video is fully animated with bright colors and illustrations so students can easily follow and understand the material presented. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. 2. MATHEMATICS -MEASUREMENT. Elementary Math Adena: Home Of Thomas Worthington (V000104 ) Video, I-J, 15, CS, SOITA, 1985 To illustrate to students a gracious, colonial home of the 1800's on the Ohio frontier and to provide an introduction to study about Ohio's statehood. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. It Happened Here Administering Medications To Students: A How-To (V004784 ) Adventures Of J. Thaddeus Toad, The (V001121 ) The madcap Mr. Toad drives his friends to distraction in this animated adaptation of one of the most endearing children's classics. This Disney film faithfully captures all the spirit of Grahame's literary classic and adds its own touch of fun and fantasy. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. Adventures Of Taxi Dog, The (V001513 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1991 The Adventures of Taxi Dog is a day in the life of a dog befriended by a New York City "cabbie." Grab a seat next to LeVar as he sits behind the wheel of a New York City taxi cab. Laugh as you watch the many interesting and unusual ways that people "hail" taxi cabs. Viewers will also find out how a dog can be not only a best friend, but - for a e young girl in Colorado - a vital necessity for everyday life. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TRANSPORTATION. Reading Rainbow Adventures Of The Polar Bear Cubs (V002905 ) Video, A-T, 21, CS, COASTAL SCHOOLS, 2003 Video, P-I, 77, CS, Video Treasures, 1993 This videos discusses the requirements regarding which students can receive medications in school and which staff can administer them. It also covers procedures for administering medications to students, including the five "R's" and was to eliminate common medication errors. Things that are discussed: common conditions in schools, common medications administered, who's allowed to administer medications, and the 5 "rights" of medication administration. This is the story of Mushka and Mishka, two polar bear cubs who set out on a series of adventures in the North Pole. Mushka is thoughtful; Mishka is daring. While out on their own Mishka befriends Yuri, a prank-playing seal and Mushka stumbles over swan eggs, breaks them and creates havoc in the bird village. This video will tug at your heart, bring laughter and tears to your eyes and teach valuable lessons to your students. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HEALTH/SAFETY. 3. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -- PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. Adventures In The Grocery Store (V004628 ) Video, I-A, 18, CS, Learning Zone, 2002 Chef Andrew loves food! As a New York chef turned TV personality, he is a real, sincere and hard-working foodie. He shares his consumer knowledge as a professional shopper on nutrition know-how, food safety, label reading, unit pricing, money management, food storage and more! Hints and tips for all viewers. 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Adventures With Adjectives (V003102 ) Video, P, 11, CS, Media Inc., 1997 Charley Chapters and his friends come to the rescue again when the question about adjectives comes up. What are they? What do they do? The students will see how adjectives help readers and listeners form better pictures in their minds. Adjectives help us see the story in our heads. As they are encouraged to use adjectives to describe nouns they will see their stories blossom into full color. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Charley Chapters Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 12 Advertising, The Media and Your Health (DK00018 ) Africa (DV00250 ) DVD Kit, J-C, 19, CS, HRM, 2008 DVD, P-I, 20, cc, Film Ideas, 2006 DVD (D001295 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01295 ) Today's teens are often labeled Generation M because of the extent that media saturates their lives. This program examines how different forms of media encourage young consumers to smoke more, drink more, eat more unhealthy foods, and take greater risks with sexual behavior. Using the latest tools in brain imaging, it demonstrates how violent video games may make people more accepting of violence while increasing feelings of anxiety or vulnerability. Grades 7-College. This DVD is Chaptered. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HEALTH/SAFETY. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 4. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 5. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 6. SOCIAL STUDIES -PSYCHOLOGY. Aegean: Legacy Of Atlantis (V002513 ) Video, I-H, 48, CS, Time Life, 1995 The story of Atlantis resonates for us even today with its mythic tale of a once mighty island empire vanquished by the sea. Team up with archaeologists unearthing new data about the history of the region's early civilizations. Visit a candidate for the site of Atlantis on the Greek isle of Thera, where 3,000 years ago a highly advanced culture was destroyed by the most violent volcanic eruption in human history. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Lost Civilizations Aesop's Fables 2 (V004757 ) Video, P-I, 22, CS, Taylor, 2002 This video contains three animated Aesop Fables, and each associated moral, in this program include: "The Crow and the Eagle" - Be happy with who you are; "The Hare and the Tortoise" - Slow and steady wins the race; and "The Crow and the Peacock" - Don't try to be something you are not. Helps children to better understand lessons of life. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. GUIDANCE -- GUIDANCE. 4. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 5. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Aesop's Fables - Volume 2 (V002585 ) Video, P, 30, CS, Trans-Atlantic, 1987 Designed so that children can learn and participate as they watch. The stories included are: "The Lion and the Mouse," "The Miller, His Son and the Donkey," and "The Grasshopper and the Ant." 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Afghanistan: State Of The Taliban (V004478 ) Video, J-A, 35, CS, Lucerne, 2001 Since the September 11, 2001 terroist attack on the United States, Afghanistan has become the focus of world attention. Afghanistan was ruled by Islamic militants, the Taliban. This documentary traces the history of the Taliban from its rise to power in 1996 to its dominance over the Afghan people in 2001. Examines the ideology, methods and objectives of the Taliban. Claiming a fundamentalist interpretation of the Koran. Shows the involvement of Afghanistan and Pakistan with Osama bin Laden. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -U.S. HISTORY. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CONTEMPORARY STUDIES. Young viewers will learn that Africa is a wonderful place to explore as it stretches nearly 5,000 miles from top to bottom and 4,000 miles across! Today, like most continents, if you were on board a ship you could sail all the way around Africa. But it wasn't always so! Join us as we explore this fascinating continent's geology, geography, resources and people. This DVD program is Chaptered.Content Not Africa (Full Program 17:51, 159 MB); Chapter 1 - The World Continents Introduction 3:50, 37 MB; Chapter 2 - Africa Introduction 2:11, 18 MB; Chapter 3 -Africa Geology 1:07, 10 MB; Chapter 4 - Africa Geography 1:30, 13 MB; Chapter 5 - Africa Mountains :40, 6 MB; Chapter 6 - Africa Rain Forest :46, 7 MB; Chapter 7 - Africa Rivers 1:37, 14 MB; Chapter 8 - Africa Savannahs 1:05, 10 MB; Chapter 9 - Africa Deserts 1:00, 9 MB; Chapter 10 - Africa Resources 1:06, 10 MB; Chapter 11 - Africa Countries 1:03, 9 MB; Chapter 12 - Africa Wrap Up :47, 7 MB; Chapter 13 - Africa Credits :50, 8 MB <p>Added Info 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AFRICA. Continents of the World Africa: A History Denied (V002517 ) Video, I-H, 48, CS, Time Life, 1995 Trek to the remote site of Great Zimbabwe, a "lost city," which reached the height of its glory in the 14th century. Then, sift through the sands of time to uncover the equally spendid culture of Africa's Swahili Coast. The wealthy center of the thriving gold and ivory trades until the 16th century, its cities now lie all but forgotten, buried under centures of indifference. Reclaiming the past from a long tradition of racial prejudice, the descendants are only now discovering the achievements of Africa's lost civilizations. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -AFRICA. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. Lost Civilizations African American Experience, The - 1: 1500-1864 (V002053 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, NDF, 1994 Begins with the earliest presence of Africans on American soil. Includes the importation as slaves to service the colonial expansion and fuel the growth of the agricultural economy through plantations of cotton, rice, tobacco and sugar. With the growth of slavery, resistance developed, a new political party was formed, the country became immersed in a great struggle. Covers the role and contributions of black Americans during this period. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. African American Experience, The - 2: 1864-1994 (V002054 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, NDF, 1994 The Civil War ended slavery and brought new hope to African Americans. The post-war Reconstruction Period spawned new constitutional rights and major social change. Black leaders such as W.E.B. Dubois and Booker T. Washington contributed to social and educational change movements. World War I, Jim Crow laws, entrenched social segregation in the South, and the "Great Migration" were historical landmarks that ushered in the black experience in the first third of the 20th century. Includes Civil Rights of 60's. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RECONSTRUCTION & GROWTH. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 13 African-American Heritage (V004857 ) Africa: This Magnificent African Cake (V001541 ) Video, P-I, 25, CS, Library Video, 1997 Video, H-A, 57, C , Films Inc., 1986 Children are introduced to the vibrant sights and sounds of Africa (with a focus on West Africa). They'll learn to count to ten in the More' language and then practice a few words in the Yoruba language, too. A field trip to an African food market presents a variety of tasty treats, and an animated folktale, "Anansi the Spider," is presented. Children make their own African adinkra cloth designs, and the program closes with a performance of a traditional Senegalese folksong called "Galigi." Grades K-4. A 30-year "scramble for Africa," begun in the 1880s, dramatically changed the continent. Nearly all of Africa became subject to colonial rule until World War II. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -AFRICA. American Cultures For Children African American Life (V002221 ) Video, P-I, 25, CS, Library Video, 1995 Explores African life, indentured servitude and slavery in the Americas, resistance and abolition, the Emancipation Proclamation, segregation, civil rights, the biography of Martin Luther King, Jr. and "We Shall Overcome." 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CONTEMPORARY STUDIES. 6. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. American History For Children African Animals (V001939 ) Video, I-J, 30, CS, Trans-Atlantic, 1988 (Description not available at this time - please preview before using in class.) 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AFRICA. Africa Africa: Legacy, The (V001542 ) Video, H-A, 57, C , Films Inc., 1986 Host Basil Davidson looks at Africa in the aftermath of colonial rule. Interviews with political leaders illuminate the problems and successes of Africa today. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AFRICA. Africa Age of Discovery: English, French and Dutch Explorations (Rev.) (V000840 ) Video, I-C, 12, CS, Coro, 1979 Artwork, map animation and scenic photography show how the English, French and Dutch explorers added their achievements to the earlier exploits of the Spanish and Portuguese. The film examines the voyages of Cabot, Verrazano, Cartier, Frobisher, Drake, and Hudson as it traces the routes they traveled; it analyzes the effects of their expeditions. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. African Story Magic (V002483 ) Age of Discovery: Spanish and Portuguese Explorations (Rev.) (V000890 ) Video, PJ, 27, C, f.h.e., 1992 Video, I-C, 12, CS, Coro, 1979 Join Kwaku (Rickey O'Shon Collins), an African-American boy living in a tough inner city neighborhood, on his voyage through the doorway of imagination to visit the magic Africa of his ancestors. Kwaku's visit to his roots opens his eyes to the wisdom of his ancestors and he returns to his own world with new self-confidence and strength. An age of exploration and discovery had begun in western Europe in the 1400s and Spanish and Portuguese explorers led the search for new trade routes. Artwork and map animation help illustrate the exciting voyages of Prince Henry the Navigator, Diaz, Columbus, Vasco de Gama, Magellan, Ponce de Leon, Balboa, Cortez and Pizarro. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 3. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. Africa: Mastering A Continent (V001539 ) Video, H-A, 57, C , Films Inc., 1986 Looking closely at three different communities, host Basil Davidson examines the way African peoples carve out an existence in an often hostile environment. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -AFRICA. Africa Africa: Kings And Cities (V001540 ) Video, H-A, 57, C , Films Inc., 1986 Kano, Nigeria, is one example of an African kingdom. There, aking still holds court in his 15th-century palace, and ancient rituals continue to command the respect of the people. Age Of Discovery, The (1400-1550) (V003480 ) Video, I-J, 27, CS, AGC/UL, 1998 Using colorful historic artwork, animated maps, and live-action video from around the world, students learn about trade with the Far East in the fifteenth century and how restrictions on that trade helped bring about the Age of Discovery. Details the roles of Prince Henry the Navigator, Christopher Columbus, Vasco da Gama, Bartholomew Diaz, Amerigo Vespucchi, John Cabot, Ferdinand Magellan, and Hernando Cortes. The long-term effects of European colonization are also presented. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. Age Of Ice, The (Glaciers That Covered Ohio) (V000119 ) Video, I-J, 15, CS, SOITA, 1980 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -AFRICA. To show some of the features of the age of ice and what the glaciers did to the terrain of Ohio. Africa Shaping Our State 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 14 An Age of Revolutions (DV00391 ) Our Ohio: Exploring our Heritage (D001204 ) DVD, I-H, 25, cc, Films Inc., 2004 Welcome to the National Museum of the United States Air Force. Prepare to have a high-flying time at the worlds largest and oldest military aviation museum.For more information about the museums Education Division, call (937) 255-8048 or e-mail [email protected]. , ThinkTV, 2006 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01204 ) This program examines how the French and Industrial Revolutions altered Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries. The French Revolution spread antiroyalty sentiment and increased awareness of the ideals of democracy throughout the continent. The Industrial Revolution promoted the middle class and turned Europe into an urbanized, industrial society. Karl Marx published his Communist Manifesto, and in doing so laid the groundwork for the Russian Revolution, and the later European socialist movement. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. Aggression, Intimidation, and Bullying (DV00405 ) DVD, J-H, 18, EVN, 2006 Added Info Streaming video (7 min. 47 sec. 77.8 MB : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. Funding for Our Ohio: Exploring Our Heritage comes from eTech Ohio, the Ohio Farm Bureau and Nationwide Insurance. What's at the root of aggressive behavior, and why is it so widespread today? Learn why some people adopt belligerent attitudes that lead them to inappropriate confrontations. How to avoid these kinds of interactions will be discussed.<p><p>Learning Objectives: 1) Students will learn about what constitutes bullying. Various forms of bullying will be discussed.<p>2) Students will understand why a bully targets certain people as his or her victims.<p>3) Students will learn how to avoid being the victim of a bully.<p>4) Bullies will learn why it is in their own best interest to change their behaviors and to stop victimizing others.<p><p>Study Guides: Study Guide Questions<p>Study Guide Answers <p>Review: <p>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------<p>"The issue of bullying is often overlooked in schools, although its implications can become very serious and even life threatening. Many of the discipline problems in school are the result of the act of bullyi 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio: Exploring Our Heritage 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 3. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. Alaska: Grizzly Country (V003411 ) Aging Of Lakes, The (2nd Ed.) (V000455 ) Video, J-H, 15, CS, EBEC, 1988 Like all living things, a lake ages and eventually dies. Using both animation and natural photography, this program illustrates succession, the natural process of lake aging. Viewers learn how climate affects aging, how aging is measured, and how pollution, construction projects, and water diversion can shorten a lake's life by thousands of years. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. AIDS and HIV Answers (DV00446 ) DVD, J-H, 75, cc, 2004 Pursuing a PHD degree in clinical resarch, Lisa Miles is concentrating on HIV research. The Morehouse School of Medicine student says African American women are among the highest persentage of AIDS and HIV carriers. This a major incentive for her research. She is looking for cures. In this program, she explains why African American women are among the leading carriers of this virus. She also talks about why she decided on a career in research and why it is important for more African Americans to enter this profession. Find out how to prepare for a career in research and how Ms. Miles balances the demands of classwork and medical research. 1. SCIENCE -- CHEMISTRY. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -CAREER EDUCATION. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. Air: A First Look (V003839 ) Video, P, 17, CS, Rainbow, 1999 Alaska (V000396 ) Video, I-H, 50, CS, SOITA, 1985 Covers various areas such as language, sports, business, industry, art, and others. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. Portrait Of America Video, I-A, 30, CS, Taylor, 1996 When one thinks of Alaska, it is no surprise that nature, science and the beauty of the environment come to mind - for there is no other place in America like Alaska. Viewers will see that photographers have captured the magnificance of this great land. Alaska's vast wilderness and thrilling closeups of animals in the wild, such as moose, caribou, eagles and, of course, the grizzly bear. Viewing grizzlies in their natural settings we discover their high level of intelligence helps them survive in Alaska's wild country. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. Alcohol & Drugs (V003291 ) Video, I-H, 30, CS, 100%, 1994 Witness the real life shocking stories about how drugs and alcohol affect the lives of those who use them. Through their decisions to use drugs and alcohol, the people in this video share their rough experiences with our class. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. Alcohol: Teenage Drinking (DV00412 ) DVD, J-H, 23, cc, Schlessinger, 2004 Advertising protrays alcohol consumption as fun, relxing, romantic, exciting and adventurous. Yet alcohol is the most abused drug in the workd, and one that is often abused by teens with tragic consequences. In this DVD, students will get the facts on how alcohol affects the brain and body, with vivd animations explaining how drinking impairs motor skills and judgement. This compelling video encourages viewers to ask hard questions about the risks and benefits of drinking, highlighting some tragic personal stories with tenn interviews and explanations from experts. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. Students get an engaging introduction to the basic concepts of air. Topics include: living things need air to exist; air is real and takes up space; air has weight; air can be captured and moved from one place to another; air is a gas;ir has pressure; and air expands when heated and contracts when cooled. This video also shows students performing various activities and experiments that illustrate these major topics. Aleelah and the Bee (DV00424 ) 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- SPEAKING & LISTENING SKILLS. 2. GUIDANCE -- FAMILY LIVING, MARRIAGE & PARENTING. DVD, P-A, 112, cc , 2006 Aleelah Anderson's love for words leads her to enter a number of spelling contests. Tutored by many and opposed by some, Akeelah unwittingly unites a neighborhood in her daring quest to compete in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. English and spanish subtitles Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 15 Alejandro's Gift (V003207 ) Alexander Has A Good Day (V003872 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1995 Video, P, 11, CS, Coro, 1969 The lush oasis of California's Indian Canyon Desert provides the setting for "Alejandro's Gift," written by Richard E. Albert, illustrated by Sylvia Long and Narrated by Francisco Rivela. In this episode, LeVar discovers the vast importance of water, and demonstrates how the "gift" of water can be the most important gift of all. The advantages of a delightful little boy, told in attractive animation, introduce students to the good health habits that make for a successful, happy day. These include adequate sleep, cleanliness, good nutrition, play and exercise, rewarding achievements in class, and healthy relationships with classmates, teachers and parents. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Alexander Learns Good Health (V002030 ) Reading Rainbow Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (V002255 ) Video, P-I, 14, CS, Aims, 1988 Based on the book by Judith Viorst. Tells the story of one small boy's bad day - a day filled with mishaps, embarrassments, disappointments, and frustrations large and small. Alexander, his family, and school friends and all their activities will ring true to young viewers and their adult friends. Alexander and viewers will be reminded that some days are like that. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Alexander Graham Bell (V002298 ) Video, I-J, 30, CS, Nest, 1995 Discover how innovation and determination can lead to world-changing inventions as Alexander Graham Bell (1847-1922) and his partner, Thomas Watson, turn a project that could merely improve the telegraph system into one that leads to the dream of the telephone. Animated. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SCIENCE -SCIENCE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. Video, P, 9, CS , Coro, 1980 The film shows Alexander eating too much and sleeping too little and because of this he can not play on the baseball team. When Alexander learns good health habits, he is allowed to play ball, and then pitches a winning game. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. Alexander, Who Used To Be Rich Last Sunday (V002256 ) Video, P-I, 14, CS, Aims, 1989 Based on the book by Judith Viorst. In the face of sudden riches, Alexander has some memorable experiences with the concepts of getting, spending, and saving. Shows how easy it is for youngsters to yield to the temptation to spend sudden riches - and how the fruits of that spending can be a bit bitter. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. Algebra Adventure: Learn Algebra 2 (Part 2) (DV00101 ) DVD, H-C, 102, CS , Cerebellum, 2004 Alexander Graham Bell (V004374 ) This DVD dives into the advanced principles of Algebra. The Standard Deviants tour of the world of algebra continues with complete coverage of quadratic equations, quadratic roots and factors, and higher order polynomials. Algebra Part 2 clearly presents these principles in a fun and approachable manner. A completely stand-alone program! Part 1 is not required. Video, P-J, 23, CS, Schlessinger Med, 2001 1. MATHEMATICS -- ALGEBRA. Gives students a close-up look at this fascinating man who grew up with a keen understanding of sound, speech and the unique challenges faced by the hearing impaired. This entertaining and insightful video covers Bell's early life, through his work on improving the telegraph to his development of the first phone, and then highlights his efforts at getting people to accept his revolutionary invention. Viewers will also learn about Bell's inventive accomplishments after the telephone. Algebra Adventure: Learning Algebra The Basics (Part 1) (DV00100 ) Animated Hero Classics 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. Inventors Of The World DVD, H-C, 95, CS, Cerebellum, 2001 Required study by nearly all high schools and colleges, algebra has been a notorious stumbling block for students. Without a solid foundation in algebra, however, you cannot expect to do reasonably well in more advanced math and science courses, such as calculus, physics and chemistry. Suitable for students of all ages, this DVD clearly represents the three, basic principles of algebra in a clear r, fun and approachable manner: functions, algebraic properties and linear equations. 1. MATHEMATICS -- ALGEBRA. Alice Upside Down The Movie (DV00425 ) Alexander Graham Bell: The Voice Heard 'Round The World (V000191 ) Video, I-H, 24, CS, Aims, 1983 Rich in biographical detail, this program follows the life of the American legend - a teacher of the deaf, inventor, scientist, and poet. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. LITERATURE -POETRY. 3. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RECONSTRUCTION & GROWTH. 6. SOCIAL STUDIES -TWENTIETH CENTURY. American Lifestyle DVD, I-A, 90, cc, 2007 Do you ever feel like every time you turn around, your life is being flipped upside down? Welcome to the world of Alice McKinley (Alyson Stoner of Cheaper by the Dozen, The Suite Life of Zack & Cody) who's just moved to a new town with her father Ben (Luke Perry) and brother Lester (Lucas Grabeel of High School Musical). In her imagination, Alice is cool, confident and popular, but in reality she feels like she can't do anything right. Can Alice survive the embarrassments of being 'the new girl', and the miseries of Mrs. Plotkins sixth grade class? Penny Marshall also co-stars in this long-awaited first Alice movie, based on the best-selling books by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor. 1. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 2. GUIDANCE -PEER PRESSURE. 3. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 16 Alistair's Time Machine (V001609 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1991 This book by Marilyn Sadler and illustrated by Roger Bollen is a story about a boy who builds his own time machine. Meet a wacky woman inventor from the Stone Age, Thomas Edison and a clever machine from the future that has its own surprise for LeVar. Viewers will also discover some children with creative inventions of their own, and take a look at some amusing inventions from the past that never quite made it into today's lifestyle. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. Reading Rainbow Alistair In Outer Space (V001601 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1986 This book by Marilyn Sadler is a close encounter of the silliest kind. Alistair is on his way to return his books to the library when he is captured by a spaceship and whisked into space. His captors are two colorful and outlandish creatures called Goots. LeVar visits the Library of Congress in the nation's capital and plunges into a treasure hunt through several library departments. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. Reading Rainbow Alkali Metals (DV00198 ) DVD, I-H, 56, CS, Discovery, 2005 Compared to other metals, alkali metals are soft and have low melting points and densities. But they are powerful in other ways: They react violently with water, releasing hydrogen and forming hydroxides, and they tarnish rapidly in dry air. A feature segment on fireworks illustrates the metals' explosive traits while tracing the human affinity for eye-popping, ear-blasting, multicolored displays. Grades 6-12. Video chaptered into navigable units. 1. SCIENCE -- CHEMISTRY. Periodic Table of the Elements, The Alkaline-Earth Metals (DV00199 ) DVD, I-H, 56, CS, Discovery, 2005 You know calcium is necessary for strong bones, but what else do you know about this and other alkaline-earth metals? Explore these metals, which are generally softer than most other metals. Then learn why they react quickly with water, particulary when heat is introduced. Grades 6-12. The DVD is chaptered into navigable units. 1. SCIENCE -- CHEMISTRY. Periodic Table of the Elements, The All About Amphibians (V003716 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 They hop and swim, crawl and croak, have sticky tongues and like to soak. Who are they? Amphibians, of course! Children will enter the wet-and-wild world of frogs, toads, newts and salamanders and discover their common characteristics and unique life cycles. Children will examine the differences between frogs and toads, and learn about the habitats that amphibians prefer. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Animal Life For Children All About Animal Adaptations (V003717 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Have you ever wondered why grizzly bears are brown and polars are white? Why are giraffes' necks so long and where did elephants get such long trunks? Children will learn how nature has helped animals change their characteristics over extended periods of time. From body shape and color to adjusting their methods of finding and eating food, defending themselves and caring for their young, discover the adaptations of different animals that have enabled them to survive in their ever-changing surroundings. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Animal Life For Children All About Animal Behavior & Communication (V003718 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Eating, sleeping and breathing are just a few of the behaviors common to all animals that help satisfy their needs. One of the more important behaviors in the animal kingdom is communication - how animals get and give information. Children will learn about the instinctive and learned behaviors that help animals find food, protect themselves and care for their young. Students will also examine the many ways by which aniamls communicate. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Animal Life For Children All About Animal Life Cycles (V003719 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 A life cycle is very much like a circle. Animals are born, grow into adults and reproduce, starting the cycle all over again. From tadpole to frog, egg to ostrich and cub to lion, young students will learn about average animal life spans, the different stages of development and the role of reproduction. In an investigation on the stages of metamorphosis, children will watch in wonder as a caterpillar transforms into a pupa and then emerges as a butterfly. Also a field trip to a fish hatchery. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Animal Life For Children All About Animal Needs (V003720 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Animals need the same things people do - air, food, water and shelter. But each animal has different ways of fulfilling these needs. Children will explore the various ways in which animals stay healthy and full of energy - from the water-loving camel to the mysterious navanaz, who roams the ocean floor acting as the "vacuum cleaner of the sea." 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Animal Life For Children All About Animals (DV00444 ) DVD, P-I, 103, cc , Discovery, 2004 Includes three Animal videos: Animals in the Wild, Animal Adaptations, and Animal Instincts. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. All About Birds (V003721 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Is there any truth behind the saying "eat like a bird"? Are all winged animals birds? And just what exactly do birds and reptiles have in common? Children will find out the answer to these questions and more. From the penguins of Antarctica to the ostriches of Africa, discover the unique characteristics of the almost 9,000 species of birds that inhabit the Earth today. Viewers will zip along with speedy hummingbirds during a visit to the aviary at the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum and more. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. Animal Life For Children All About Blood & The Heart (V004059 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Introduces young viewers to the body's own delivery service - the circulatory system. This program takes a close-up look at the components of this vital body system: the heart, blood vessels and blood. Kids will discover that blood carries oxygen and nutrients to every cell in our bodies, while also removing waste products that our cells no longer need. Viewers also learn the important role that white blood cells play in protecting our bodies from disease and how platelets help a wound stop bleeding by clotting. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 3. SCIENCE -HUMAN BODY. Human Body For Children Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 17 All About Bones & Muscles (V004058 ) All About Dinosaurs (V003722 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Kid's bodies always seem to be in motion! But movement - running, jumping, standing, sitting and even smiling - would not be possible without bones and muscles. Gives young students a close-up look at these two key systems of the human body. First, they'll learn that bones and muscles are alive! Then they will discover that bones give our bodies shape, structure and protection, while also performing the important job of making our blood! Viewers will learn about cartilage, ligaments, tendons, and more. Over 65 million years ago - long before humans and many of today's modern animals appeared - dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Children will travel back in time, exploring the age when dinosaurs such as the Brachiosaurus, Velociraptor and Tyrannosaurus Rex roamed the planet. Children will discover where dinosaurs lived and what they ate, while exploring a theory about how they became extinct. Learn the ins and outs of how dinosaur fossils were made. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 3. SCIENCE -HUMAN BODY. Human Body For Children All About Bugs (V003723 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Enter the wonderful world of bugs! Children will learn about many different kinds of bugs, including their common characteristics and the special role they play in the circle of life. While some people may consider them "pests," many bugs help to pollinate plants while others help to decompose plant and animal waste. Children will join an entomologist as he discusses important body features of bugs and how they adapt to survive in their environments. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- INSECTS. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Animal Life For Children All About Earth's History (V004881 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Over the course of its 4.5 billion-year history, the Earth has undergone a great number of changes - from a red-hot ball of molten lava to a planet with an environment capable of sustaining life. Children will trace the evolution of the Earth and the organisms that populate it. Young viewers will take a peek deep inside the Earth, examining its varied layers while discussing how scientists use fossils to help map out the complex time line of events that has changed the Earth over millions of years. Grades K-4. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Animal Life For Children Earth Science For Children All About Caring For Plants (V003705 ) All About Earthquakes (V004880 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 What do plants require in order to survive? Join young plant enthusiasts as they investigate what plants need to grow from seedlings to healthy adult plants. Discover basic necessities of a variety of plants, including sunlight, water, appropriate temperature and proper nutrients. Learn how to provide the proper amount of these elements to enhance a plant's ability to grow strong and healthy. Kids also find out how changes in the environment can influence a plant's growth in a exciting, hands-on activity. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. They shake the ground underfoot, causing tremors that, at their worst, can leave cracks in highways and topple buildings. But for the most part, earthquakes are constantly rumbling the Earth with a force that's barely detectable. But why do they occur? Children will examine the forces at work that cause earthquakes and discover the instruments that scientists use to predict and measure these earthly tremors. A visit to Mammoth Lakes in California showcases an advanced network of lasers that measures ground movement. Plant Life For Children 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. All About Cells & Body Systems (V004062 ) Earth Science For Children Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Everyting we do, even just being alive, is only possible because all our remarkable body systems work together! Gives kids a fascinating look inside the human body and introduces them to the concept that the body is made up of smaller parts called organ systems. With simple explanations and colorful graphics, young students will learn about the functions of each system and the relationships between cells, tissues and organs. Stresses that in order to be healthy, all of the body's functions must work together. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 3. SCIENCE -CELLS. 4. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. All About Electricty (V004894 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Begins with the idea of positive and negative charges. Discover how electrical charges flow like water through a hose, based on the key idea that opposite charges attract, while like charges repel. This allows charges to move and create electrical current. Real-life examples and clear, colorful graphics make these concepts easy to understand. Students will learn about the key ideas of circuits, conductors and insulators in a fun, handson acticity. Grades K.4. Human Body For Children 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. All About Deserts & Grasslands (V004891 ) Physical Science For Children Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Deserts and grasslands are two of the world's mot distinctive ecosystems, both of which have plenty of differences, but also a few things in common. Young viewers will discover the characteristics that make these regions unique, while exploring the plants and animals that make their homes in these environments. A visit with a scientist examines the world of the hummingbird, while a hands-on experiment demonstrates how different plants have adapted to survive in different ecosystems. Grades K-4. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 4. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 5. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. Ecosystems For Children All About Endangered & Extinct Animals (V003724 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Over the course of the Earth's history, the majority of animals that have lived here have disappeared and are now extinct. Children will learn about the natural and man-made factors that lead to the endangerment and extinction of animals. Discover how changing conditions on the Earth led to the extinction of the dinosaurs, and find out why animals such as the koala and the giant panda face an uphill battle for survival. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Animal Life For Children Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 18 All About Fish (V003725 ) All About Fossils (V004882 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 What makes a fish a fish? Can they live out of water? And just how do they breathe underwater? Children will find out the answers to these questions and more. Viewers will learn about an amazing variety of fish including sharks, stingrays, pufferfish, seahorses and clownfish. This program examines the body structures of fish as well as how they reproduce, find food and protect themselves in their watery world. Children have probably seen them in books or on display in museums, but what are fossils, and just how did they form over millions of years? Young viewers will learn the answers to these questions and more. This is a lively look at the evidence of things that lived a long time ago. Examine the different ways in which fossils are formed, and see how paleontologists - the scientists who study fossils - figure out the age of these ancient creations. Grades K-4. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Animal Life For Children All About Flight (V004895 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 How does an airplane get off the ground, fly through the air and then land safely on the ground when it weighs so much? Kids will discover that the flight of an airplane is dependent upon the balance of four forces: gravity the force that pulls everyting toward the ground; lift - the force that gets an airplane off the ground; thrust - the force that moves an airplane forward; and drag - the force of air against an airplane. Viewers will have fun as they take a ride on a sail boat to see how a sail works. K-4. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. Physical Science For Children All About Food Chains (V003726 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Every living thing on the Earth needs energy to survive. But have you ever wondered where this energy comes from? Young students will learn about how energy from the sun is passed on from one living thing to another. Students will take a look at examples of various food chains, identifying the difference between producers, consumers and decomposers while examining the roles that they play. Young viewers will also climb aboard a research vessel to learn about the importance of plankton within the marine food chain. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Earth Science For Children All About Garbage and Recycling (DV00437 ) DVD, P-I, 55, cc, 2008 DVD contains two programs: 1) Garbage and Recycling-Did you know that one person throws away about five pounds of garbage a day? That's nearly 1,800 pounds a year! So, what happens to all that garbage? Join Backpack Jack and his friends as they dive into the big, stinky and amazing story of garbage. You'll laugh, you'll learn and you'll hold your nose as you discover what happens to garbage after is leaves your home and all the cool ways we can recycle and keep trash out of the landfills. You'll see the monster machines that transform old stuff into new stuff. You'll even see an ultimate car crusher that can flatten a truck into a pancake!-25min 2) Trucks-You're in the driver's seat with big rigs and small trucks, and everyhing in between! Take a road trip in a big old 18-wheeler and see what it's like to sleep in the cab, hook up the trailer and even talk to other truckers on the CB radio! Scoop up big snow drifts in a snow plow. Pick up huge dumpsters with the robot arms of a garbage truck.- 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. All About Health & Hygiene (V004060 ) Animal Life For Children Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 All About Forces & Gravity (V004896 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 A force is a push or a pull. Kids will join our host on a parasailing adventure to investigate how forces impact and shape everything that happens in the world around us. Learn about gravity and the work of Sir Isaac Newton, the English scientist whose scientific principles forever changed the way people looked at the world. Focusing on the idea that forces can either be balanced or unbalanced, this program makes such concepts as friction and magnetism accessible to kids through fun, real-life demonstrations. Grades K-4. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. Physical Science For Children All About Forest Ecosystems (V004892 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 In this video, kids will explore the ecosystems where trees are the major plant life form. Viewers will discover the three different types of forests found around the world (rainforests, deciduous forests and coniferous forests) and explore the plant and animal life fount there. A fun, hands-on experiment illustrates why rainforest soil is so poor in nutrients, while a visit with a scientist examines one of the world's most famous predators - the boa constrictor! Grades K-4. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 4. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 5. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. Ecosystems For Children Kids know that it's no fun being sick! Students will explore how and why people get sick, and what they can do to help keep themselves strong and healthy. Clear, real-life examples and colorful graphics help viewers learn that being healthy means having a body that is working properly, and that hygiene is the practice of doing what it takes to stay healthy. The basics of infectious and non-infectious diseases are covered, including a discussion of the immune system. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. 3. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Human Body For Children All About Heat (V004076 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 We know that boiling water is hot, but did you know that an ice cube also contains heat? Kids will learn that all objects have heat energy; it's just that some have more than others. Kids will discover what heat energy is and how we use it, while the host's humorous antics help kids understand how heat moves through conduction, convection and radiation. Melting point and boiling point are explained with colorful footage and graphics, while examples teach kids how adding heat causes most objects to expand. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Energy For Children Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 19 All About Land Formations (V004883 ) All About Natural Resources (V004884 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 The Earth is filled with a wonderful variety of land formations that range from towering mountains to sandy deserts and deep canyons. In this program, children will examine these and other earthly structures while learning about the forces that created them. A hands-on investigation demonstrates why moving water is a powerful force that can change the Earth's surface in a hurry, while a visit to the Kenai Fjords National Park in Alaska showcases land formations what were created by giant glaciers years ago. Natural resouces include sunshine, fresh air, plants, animals, minerals and fossil fuels like coal, oil and natural gas. These things are resources because they are needed by living things. They are "natural" resouces because they are all products of nature. Children will learn about these resources and more, discovering along the way that what makes some natural resources renewable and others nonrenewable. See how wind turbines provide an alternative to fossil fuels as a means of providing energy. Grades K-4. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Earth Science For Children All About Light (V004897 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Takes kids on a fun journey to answer questions like: "Why does light shine through some things and not others?" and "Why can we see our reflections in water, but not in a rock?" Learn how light travels in waves, as well as how those waves behave, including an introduction to the three main characteristics of light waves: amplitude, wavelength and frequency. Explore the connection between light and color in a fun hands-on activity in which kids us a prism to create white light! Grades K-4. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 3. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. Physical Science For Children All About Magnets (V004898 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Why are magnets attracted to the refrigerator but not to wooden cabinets? Why do magnets sometimes pull together and other times push apart? Kids will explore what makes something "magnetic" and learn that while magnets come in many different shapes and sizes, they all have two things in common - a north and south pole. Kids will discover that opposites attract and likes repel, and how this concept is used to propel the unique "Bullet Train," which is able to move at high speeds without touching the tracks! Grades K-4 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. 4. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 4. SCIENCE -ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. Earth Science For Children All About Nutrition & Exercise (V004061 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 A car won't run without fuel. And the human body can't work properly without its fuel - food! Kids will learn that nutrients in the food we eat are what our bodies need to grow and stay healthy. An explanation of each key nutrient - carbohydrates, fats, protein, vitamins, minerals and water is included, with an emphasis on the need for balance. Students will learn about the food pyramid as a guide to maintaining a healthy balance in their daily diets. Explains how we get energy from the foods we eat. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 3. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Human Body For Children All About Opposites! (V003028 ) Video, P, 28, CS, 100%, 1995 Opposites make the world go round! This video stimulates young minds as it asks what the opposite of up/..., sad/..., soft/..., light/..., even/..., loud/..., can/..., etc. A series of activities and skits performed by children, muppets, mimes and animated characters provide the answers. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. Physical Science For Children All About Mammals (V003727 ) All About Plant Adaptation (V003707 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 What are mammals? Mammals are warm-blooded creatures such as dogs, cats, whales, bats...and people! Children will learn the common characteristics of mammals and what makes them different from other animals. All mammals have hair at some point in their lives. A visit with members of the Sea Otter Research Project at the Monterey Bay Aquarium shows how injured or orphaned sea otters are rehabilitated and returned to the wild. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Plants can survive in even the hardest of environments, from the freezing Arctic to the arid desert. Join young plant lovers as they uncover some of the amazing ways that plants have adapted over millions of years enabling them to survive almost anywhere on Earth. Discover how some plants living in cold, arctic climates or dry, arid regions have adapted by remaining inactive or dormant for long periods of time. Examine how some plants have evolved in order to survive under the lush, thick canopy of the rainforests and more. Animal Life For Children 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. All About Motion & Balance (V004899 ) Plant Life For Children Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 All About Plant & Animal Interdependency (V003706 ) Walking on a balance beam and riding a bike both require motion and balance. Explore these two concepts and how they are related. Kids will learn that motion is movement caused by unbalanced forces, while gravity and friction are introduced as forces that affect motion. They will also learn why all objects resist any change in their motion. Also included are simple explanations of key concepts such as momentum and equal and opposite reactions, as well as introduction to the idea of center of gravity. Grades K-4. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. Physical Science For Children Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Plants provide oxygen, food, shelter, medicine and more for all animals, including humans. In fact, people depend on plants for their very survival just as plants rely on animals! Join aspiring botanists as they discover how plants and animals interrelate. Learn about the constant exchange of gases in the oxygen-carbon dioxide cycle. Discover the amazing way plants provide energy to all of the Earth's inhabitants through the process of photosynthesis and more. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. Plant Life For Children Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 20 All About Plant Pollination: Fruit, Flowers & Seeds (V003708 ) All About Simple Machines (V004901 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Introduces kids to the concepts of forces, work and how machines are used to make work easier. Six simple machines are presented using fun, reallife demonstrations and clear, colorful graphics: the lever, the wheel and axle, the pulley, the inclined plane, the screw and the wedge. Learn more about these simple wonders and see how they are the basis for most of the world's tools and machines. Includes a fun, hands-on activity that lets kids test these ideas themselves by using an ordinary see-saw. Grades K-4. Flowers are not only pretty, they are also one of the key elements in the process of plant pollination and reproduction that goes from flowers to fruits to seeds! Young scientists learn about the different parts of a flower through the use of microscopic photography and detailed diagrams. See how a flower becomes pollinated when pollen lands on the stigma of the same type of plant. Learn about the structure of seeds and how they develop inside fruit and more. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. Physical Science For Children Plant Life For Children All About Soil (V004886 ) All About Plant Structure & Growth (V003709 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Soil is the loose top layer of the Earth's surface, but what is it made of, and how does it form? And why is it so important? Children will learn what components are needed to make the best soils for growing plants while discovering the important role that the forces of erosion play in the creation of this valuable resource. A visit to a grade school showcases a unique program that uses lunch leftovers and hungry earthworms to improve the soil in the school's garden. Grades K-4. How does a tiny seed sprout and grow into a towering tree? Join the kids from M.A.P.L.E. as they learn about some of the incredible transformation that a plant goes through during its lifetime. Uncover the secrets of roots, stems and leaves - structures that are vital to a plant's role as an energy producer. Find out how water and minerals flow from the roots through the stem and into the leaves through special tissue called xylem and more. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. Plant Life For Children Earth Science For Children All About Properties Of Matter (V004900 ) All About Solids, Liquids & Gases (V004902 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Takes kids on an exciting journey, from inside a mysterious cave to a sailboat on the open sea! They'll learn that all objects are made of matter, and that all matter can be described with basic scientific properties: mass, weight, volume and density. Kids will also be introduced to the basic forms of matter: solid, liquid and gas. With clear illustrations and handson activities, students will gain a basic understanding of matter and its properties. Grades K-4. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Physical Science For Children Young students will be introduced to the three common forms of matter. They'll learn that all things are made up of tiny particles called atoms and the the movement of these particles determines the form that matter takes. Kids will also discover how matter can change from one form into another when energy is added or taken away. The terms melting point, freezing point and boiling point are introduced and clearly explained. Includes many real-life examples and colorful graphics. Grades K-4. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Physical Science For Children All About Sound (V004903 ) All About Reptiles (V003728 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Sound is part of our lives every moment of the day, but where does sound come from and how is it created? Takes kids on a fun, exciting journey to answer these questions and learn the basics of sound. Real-life examples and colorful graphics help demonstrate how sound starts with a vibration and travels in waves from its source to our ears. Learn how sound waves bounce off of things, creating an echo. A fun, hands-on activity uses puffed rice kernels to demonstrate how sound waves can vibrate the things around them. K-4. Explore the mysterious, often misunderstood, world of reptiles and learn about their curious characteristics and dialy habits. From snakes and lizards to iguanas and alligators, this program will teach children where reptiles live, how they move, what they eat and how they protect themselves from becoming someone else's meal. Will compare the factors that make reptiles different from other animals, like amphibians. Students will also look at snakes. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Animal Life For Children Physical Science For Children All About Rocks & Minerals (V004885 ) All About Stars (V003402 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Minerals are an important part of everything around us - from the pencils we write with to the airplanes in the sky. Even the Earth beneath our feet is packed solid with these essential building blocks. Children will discover the characteristics of minerals and see how different minerals make up different kinds of rocks: igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic. A visit to a lapidary shop examines some beautiful gemstones, while a fun, hands-on investigation demonstrates how solid crystals can be made from a liquid. Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 1999 What are stars? Why are some stars brighter than others? How far away are they? This video answers these questions and more. Children will learn how stars are formed, why they seem to move across our sky and how we have used their patterns to form the constellations. Kids will discover that the study of stars actually begins very close to home - with our own Sun! Students will learn the basic concepts behind an important astronomy tool, the reflecting telescope . National Science Education Content Standards. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -SPACE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. Earth Science For Children Space Science For Children Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 21 All About The Brain (V004063 ) All About The Human Life Cycle (V004064 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Your brain controls everything you do - from breathing, to feeling, to learning and playing. Introduces kids to the human nervous system, which is comprised of the brain, the spinal cord and a vast network of nerves. Discover the basic units of the nervous system, and explore the functions of the three main parts of the brain - the cerebrum, cerebellum and brain stem. Colorful graphics and real-life examples help young viewers understand how messages constantly travel back and forth between the brain and all other body parts. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 3. SCIENCE -HUMAN BODY. Human Body For Children All About The Conservation Of Energy (V004077 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Since fossil fuel supplies are limited and energy consumption is rising globally, it is essential that children understand that they can play as important a role in energy conservation as their parents and teachers do. Teaches kids that activities such as carpooling with friends, riding their bikes, turning off lights when they leave a room and recycling help reduce energy consumption. Viewers learn that renewable resources life the sun, wind and moving water are all energy resources. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Energy For Children All About The Dictionary (V002374 ) Video, P-I, 11, CS, Media Inc., 1995 Charley Chapters introduces us to the aristocratic Sir Look-It-Up, a precise fellow who helps us to discover how to use and make use of the dictionary. He guides his spunky assistant, Rosie, through the look-it-up process. Instruction includes use of guide words, entry words, and pronunciations. Specific examples are provided to help students uncover the many marvels found in the dictionary. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. Charley Chapters All About The Earth (V003399 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 1999 Understanding the wonders of the universe begins at home - on our own planet! Gives children a close-up look at what makes the third planet from the sun so special. Why is there life on Earth? What is our planet made of? Children will learn about the Earth's rotation, its seasons and the layers of the Earth's atmosphere. They will also learn how to build their own 'biosphere' in a fun, hands-on activity that teaches how the Earth's resources work together to sustain life. National Science Education Content Standards. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. Space Science For Children Most kids understand that many plants sprout from seeds, grow flowers and make new seeds, and then the whole process starts all over again. What they may not realize is that this is an example of a life cycle, and it applies to people too! Students will discover that there are stages that all of us pass through as we grow: birth, infancy, childhood, adolescence and adulthood. Each of these is described using real-life examples against the backdrop of a family picnic. The concept of a cycle is stressed. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SEX EDUCATION. 4. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Human Body For Children All About The Moon (V003400 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 1999 It's the largest object in the night sky, and it looks different every night it's the Moon! Gives children a close-up look at the Moon while answering key questions, including: Why does the Moon appear different every night? What does the Moon look life up close? What is it like to walk on the Moon? A fun, hands-on activity will teach kids about the different phases of the Moon, and they will learn why there are so many craters on the Moon, but not on Earth. National Science Education Content Standards. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Space Science For Children All About The Planets (V003401 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 1999 What is a planet? We live on one, but there are others. Are they all like Earth? Is there life on other planets? Takes children on a tour of the nine planets of our solar system, explaining vital statistics about each - size, distance from the Sun, temperature and why some are rocky and solid while others are made entirely of gases. A fun, hands-on activity will demonstrate how Saturn's moons actually create its rings. Children will learn about key terms. National Science Education Content Standards. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Space Science For Children All About The Senses (V004065 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 The world around us is full of exciting things that we see, hear, taste, smell and touch! But how do we take it all in and sort it all out? This program uses real-life examples - like a trip to an amusement park - to teach young students about the five senses: sight, hearing, smell, touch and taste. Viewers will learn that we receive information from the outside world through our sense organs: our eyes, ears, nose, skin and tongue. Emphasizes the role of special nerves called receptors, which send signals to the brain. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 3. SCIENCE -HUMAN BODY. Human Body For Children All About The Sun (V003403 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 1999 Of all the things in life that we take for granted, nothing looms larger than...the Sun! This video will give children a broad understanding of this nearby star that is the center of our solar system - and why it's so important to us on Earth! Kids will discover how the Sun provides us with life-giving light and heat, how it's responsible for our seasons and weather and why it's the primary source of energy on Earth. Students will create their own solar system. National Science Education Content Standards. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -SPACE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. Space Science For Children Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 22 All About The Transfer Of Energy (V004078 ) All About Water Ecosystems (V004893 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Energy moves from place to place and object to object all the time. Without the ability to transfer energy, nothing would ever get accomplished! Kids learn about potential and kinetic energy, and how energy transfers between these two states. Bowling balls and rubber bands are used to demonstrate the transfer of energy, while divers and snowboarders provide exciting reallife examples. From a tiny puddle to a neighborhood pond to a large ocean, there are plenty of different water ecosystems found around the world. Young viewers will explore freshwater ecosystems such as ponds and rivers, as well as marine ecosystems like coral reefs and the open ocean. They will learn that the animal and plant life found in water ecosystems make up communities that are as complex as they are beautiful. A hands-on experiment demonstrates what happens when pollutants get into ponds and lakes. Grades K-4. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. All About The Uses Of Energy (V004079 ) 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 4. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 5. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. 6. SCIENCE -OCEANOGRAPHY. Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Ecosystems For Children Kids will learn that electricity is what keeps our world running. The program invites young viewers to imagine what life was like before electricity and how different life would be without it, while emphasizing how the availability of electricity has transformed the lives of people around the world. Find out how giant generators create electricity by using the mechanical energy of wind and water or the power of nuclear energy. Alternative resources such as solar energy are discussed. All About Waves (V004904 ) Energy For Children 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Kids know about all sorts of waves - a wave goodbye, an ocean wave, even waves in their hair! Introduces kids to the world of waves they may not be familiar with. Sound, light, heat and electricity are all forms of energy that travel in waves. Discover the two ways in which waves move, and learn about the characteristics of waves: wavelength, amplitude and frequency. Real-life examples and clearly illustrated graphics will help young students understand these basic concepts. Grades K-4. All About The Water Cycle (V004887 ) 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 4. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Physical Science For Children Even though nearly three-fourths of the world's surface is covered by water, only a very small portion of it is fresh water. So what happens when it's all used up? It won't be, which is just one of the amazing facts children will learn. Discover the amazing process by which the Earth's water supply has been recycled over millions of years, centering on three stages: evaporation, condensation and precipitation. Follow the trail that water takes after it falls from the skys. Grades K-4. All About Weathering & Erosion (V004889 ) Energy For Children 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/ METEOROLGY. 3. SCIENCE -- OCEANOGRAPHY. Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 The surface of the Earth has undergone many changes over its history. Natural forces such as wind, rain, temperature and the activity of living things continually shape the visible landscape. Children will discover how these forces combine to form the Earth's features. Examine the different forms of physical and chemical weathering that affect the Earth, while touching on both the problems and benefits that erosion has on the people who inhabit the land. Visit Mt. Rushmore to examine the effects of weathering. Grades K-4. Earth Science For Children 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. All About Transportation (V001561 ) Earth Science For Children Video, P-I, 20, CS, Film Ideas, 1990 Alligator Swamp (V000761 ) Explores how we depend on buses, trains, planes, ships and cars! It compares transportation in the past to the present and shows how the development of our more advanced forms of transportation have brought people closer together. Video, P, 10, CS, Coro, 1990 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TRANSPORTATION. All About Volcanoes (V004888 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 The explosively dangerous eruptions of volcanoes are always a sight to behold. As visually dazzling as they can be, volcanoes also play a very important role in the creation of land formations around the world. Children will learn the ins and outs of these lava-spewing mountains, examining their anatomy while learning about three major types: shield, cinder cone and composite volcanoes. A visit to Mammoth Mountain in California focuses on the signs that this dormant volcano may be coming to life. Grades K-4. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Earth Science For Children This program offers young students an opportunity to study the plants and animals that co-exist in a swamp. They'll see how moving water creates a swamp, and recognize the role certain trees play in making a swamp different from other kinds of wetlands. The program also helps build an appreciation for the preservation of wetlands. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 4. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Wild Places All Summer In A Day (V000984 ) Video, I-J, 28, CS, LCA, 1982 Set on a planet where the sun shines for just a few minutes once every nine years, this is a classic science fiction tale of suffering and forgiveness. Margot, a wistful child who yearns for her sunny past on earth, pays dearly for her sensitivity when, as a victim of teasing, she is locked in a closet during the sun's rare appearance. 1. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. LCA Short Story Library Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 23 All Year Round (V003795 ) Alone-Britain, May 1940-June 1941 (V000055 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, New Dimension, 1999 Video, H-C, 52, S, BBC, 1980 Every environment is affected by season change. Gardens undergo seasonal changes which follow a cycle of increasing and decreasing temperature, lengthening and shortening days, natural activity and apparent dormancy. Rivers are also affected by seasonal changes and support a vast population of animals, which also respond to the changing seasons. Nearly 350,000 Allied troops are dramatically rescued at Dunkirk. British morale plummets, but Churchill inspires his nation to fight on alone. The RAF heroically battles the Luftwaffe in the skies over London, and Britain gains a reprieve as Hitler's offensive turns to Russia. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. World At War Four Seasons, The Alphabet of Animals, An (2nd Ed.) (V000749 ) All You Need To Know About Books (2nd. Ed.) (DV00322 ) Video, P, 13, CS, Coro, 1989 DVD, P, 9, CS , Media Inc., 2007 This program is divided into two segments. In the first part Kelly, with the help of her friend Charley Chapters, examines the different parts of a book. The second part includes a cart trip through the library visiting Charley's book buddies, Shorty, Page and Artie. During the trip Charley's book buddies introduce Kelly to three major book categories: fiction, nonfiction and picture books. DVD Grades 1-3. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. Charley Chapters Almost Painless Guide To The Constitution, The (VK00068 ) Video Kit, I-H, 20, CS, AGC/United, 1999 In this program, each letter of the alphabet stands for either the name of an animal or an idea that relates to animal life. Use this program to strengthen language arts skills while providing a broad scientific understanding of how many animals live, feed, communicate, move about, make homes and raise their young. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Alphabet of Dinosaurs, An (V000750 ) Video, P, 15, CS, Coro, 1989 Young viewers will develop sound recognition skills and begin to understand and appreciate the intriguing prehistoric world of dinosaurs with this program. Fully animated and narrated in rhyme, this program explains how various kinds of dinosaurs got food, protected themselves, moved about, had young and finally became extinct. Each letter of the alphabet introduces a new dinosaur-related concept. This program examines the inception of the Constitution as it succeeded the Articles of Confederation. It discusses the importance of the Constitution as the foundation of a federal system of government and the concept of "We the People" as the ultimate authority. The Preamble is explored in depth, as are the first ten amendments that comprise the Bill Of Rights and subsequent amendments to the Constitution. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. Video, P, 13, CS, Coro, 1991 Almost Painless Guide To The Election Process (VK00069 ) Video Kit, I-H, 20, CS, AGC/United, 2000 Harlan and Marie are back with this guide to the election process. Accompanied by contemporary and archival video footage, graphics, and commentary, their "spin" on the campaign trail is not to be missed. Highlights include the explanation of political parties, campaigns, and the different types of elections. Emphasis is placed on the involvement of citizens in each step of the process. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Aloha Potter! (Coping with Teasing) (VK00113 ) Video Kit, P-I, 19, CS, Marsh Media, 2004 Potter the Angelfish lives among the beautiful coral reefs off the islands of Hawaii. But all is not perfect in paradise...there is always 'Alakuma the Crab. When bothered by Al's peristent teasing, Potter and his pals try various ways of dealing with this annoying crustacean, and in the process find that some strategies work better than others. Discover the importance of friendship in the ways Potter and his friends learn to deal with unwelcome teasing. Includes the book written by Linda Talley. Grades K-4. Alphabet Of Weather, An (V001103 ) Weather balloons and wind socks, fog and smog, storm clouds, and rainbows, tornadoes and hurricanes all are included in a spectrum of weather phenomena. Combined with appealing and informational rhymes, they illuminate the meaning of weather words. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -WEATHER/METEOROLGY. Alphabet Zoo, The (V003023 ) Video, P, 25, CS, 100%, 1995 Children love animals, so what better way for them to learn the alphabet than to visit the 'Alphabet Zoo.' Through catchy, upbeat, interactive songs children learn to recognize the letters of the alphabet - both upper and lower case and the sounds they make. In addition, students learn to understand that letters are symbols that make up words. A fun loving character and captivating footage of animals in their natural habitats along with interesting facts. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Alternating Current (V003171 ) Video, J-C, 30, CS, Annenberg, 1985 Electromagnetic induction makes it easy to generate alternating current; transformers makes it practical to distribute it over long distances. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Key Concepts In Personal Development Mechanical Universe...And Beyond - Part II Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 24 Alternative Energy (D001374 ) Amazing Analogies (V004208 ) DVD, P-A, 22, FILM I, 2008 Video, P-I, 12, CS, Media Inc., 2001 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01374 ) The Sharp Wits have another mystery to solve. This time they have to solve the word analogy problem left by "The Amazing Admiral of Analogies." What is an analogy? Why do we use them and why are they important? There is a surprise for The Wits if they solve this mystery. The Wits will need to figure out seven different analogies in order to find their surprise. With great gusto they learn how and when to use analogies. Most everyone realizes the environmental and economic cost for the dependence on fossil fuels for energy, foreign or domestic. So it makes sense to embrace other technologies that are cost efficient and sustainable, yet reduce their negative impact on the planet. Governments, industries, and people worldwide are finding new ways to reduce their energy dependency and environmental impact by investing in sustainable energy alternatives. <p>Added Autho Film Ideas, Inc.; World Wide Entertainment. <p>Credits Writer/producer: Margaret Drane ; co-producer: Paul Drane ; executive producer: Nick Farrow. <p>Resources <p>Web Site - How Wind Power Works<p>Web Site - How Solar Cells Work <p>Alternative Energy (Full Program 21:40, 678 MB) Chapter 1 Spain Solar 3:16, 102 MB; Chapter 2 Wind Energy 2:43, 85 MB; Chapter 3 Solar Solo 2:20, 73 MB; Chapter 4 Wind Power 3:02, 95 MB; Chapter 5 Fuel Cell Taxis 2:04, 65 MB; Chapter 6 Israel Solar 3:08, 98 MB; Chapter 7 Bubble Baby-Buses 4:33, 142 MB; Chapter 8 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. Sharp Wits, The Amazing Ants (V000796 ) Video, P-I, 11, CS, Coro, 1983 Green Matters: What in the World is Going On? Ants--10,000 different kinds, scurry about, feeding and avoiding danger in a world too tiny and concealed for people to normally observe. With lenses that probe deep into the intricate tunnels of an underground nest, youngsters see where food is stored and how young larvas and pupas are cared for in order to keep the colony populated with industrious workers. Alternative Energy (DV00464 ) 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -INSECTS. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. DVD, I-H, 23, cc, Film Ideas, 2007 Most everyone realizes the environmental and economic cost for the dependence on fossil fuels for energy, foreign or domestic. So it makes sense to embrace other technologies that are cost efficient and sustainable, yet reduce their negative impact on the planet. Governments, Industries, and people worldwide are finding new ways to reduce their energy dependency and environmental impact, by investing in sustainable energy alternatives. 1. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 2. SCIENCE -ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Amazing Bone, The (& Other Caldecott Classics) (V003923 ) Video, P, 36, CS, Scholastic, 1996 A young pig finds a magic bone as she dawdles in a field of dandelions. (by William Steig); Also includes these Caldecott classics: "Where the Wild Things Are" (by Maurice Sendak); "Goggles!" (by Ezra Jack Keats); and "Stone Soup" (by Marcia Brown). 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Green Matters: What in the World is Going On? Caldecott Video Collection, The Alternative Energy (V002747 ) Amazing Grace (V003210 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, GPN, 1995 Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1996 Let the Sunshine in! In the garage, Olivia and her friends team up to design an energy efficient home. They discover the benefits of reflective insulation and why the albedo effect plays such an important role in heating and cooling. This is the story of a little girl who wants to be Peter Pan and refuses to let narrow thinking stand in her way. Written by Mary Hoffman, illustrated by Caroline Binch and narrated by Tyne Daly, this inspiring story takes us on a journey where we meet other amazing women who have reached beyond stereotypes to pursue their dreams. In a warm and personal interview, Oscar-winning actor Whoopi Goldberg shares her own aspirations and triumphs. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Dr. Dad's Ph3 (PHantastic-PHysical-PHenomena!) Always My Dad (V003208 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1996 This program examines the complex and multifaceted relationships that make single parent families unique. Written by Sharon Dennis Wyeth and illustrated by Raul Colon, the story explores a young girl's warm relationship with her father, despite the fact that she does not see him very often. LeVar drops in on a neighborhood Family Day picnic and pairs up with a young friend in a "Dad and Me" three-legged race. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. GUIDANCE -FAMILY LIVING, MARRIAGE & PARENTING. Reading Rainbow 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Reading Rainbow Amazing Millika (Controlling Anger) (VK00114 ) Video Kit, P-I, 15, CS, Marsh Media, 1997 Mallika is a tiger with a temper. In this fast-paced story set in India, three vignettes tell how Mallika responds with fury to her brother's unfair play, the teasing of trouble-making monkeys, and her own inadequacies. Mallika eventually discovers that a tantrum doesn't make things better. Using techniques suggested by her mother, the little tiger learns way to cool off, calm down, and take charge of her own feelings. Includes book written by Jami Parkison and illustrated by Itoko Maeno. Grades K-4. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Key Concepts In Personal Development Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 25 Amazing Universe, The (DV00090 ) Amelia Earhart (V005088 ) Standards Grade Eight Science . Earth and Space Sciences ; Describe how the positions and motions of the objects in the universe cause predictable and cyclic events; The Universe; Describe how objects in the solar system are in regular and predictable motions that explain such phenomena as days, years, seasons, eclipses, tides and moon cycles; Y2003 CSC S01 G06-08 BA L08 I01.; Grade Eight Science . Earth and Space Sciences ; Describe how the positions and motions of the objects in the universe cause predictable and cyclic events; The Universe; Explain that gravitational force is the dominant force determining motions in the solar system and in particular keeps the planets in orbit around the sun; Y2003 CSC S01 G06-08 BA L08 I02.; Grade Eight Science . Earth and Space Sciences ; Describe how the positions and motions of the objects in the universe cause predictable and cyclic events; The Universe; Compare the orbits and composition of comets and asteroids with that of Earth; Y2003 CSC S01 G06-, Visual Learning, 2003 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01155 ) DVD (D001155 ) Video, I-H, 12, CS, Film Ideas, 2002 This program explores the fascinating features of the universe, the different types of galaxies in our solar system and the position of our solar system in the Milky Way Galaxy. Other terminology includes: constellations, spiral galaxy, elliptical galaxy, barred spiral galaxy, light-year, apparent magnitude, nebula, white dwarf, giant star, neutron star, supernova, prominence, sunspot, solar flare, meteor, crater, and comet. Grades 5-9. Also available on VHS as #V4626. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Astronomy Amazing Universe, The (V004626 ) Video, I-J, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2003 Concepts and vocabulary conveyed in this program include: constellations, spiral galaxy, elliptical galaxy, barred spiral galaxy, light-year, apparent magnitude, nebula, white dwarf, giant star, neutron star, supernova, prominence, sunspot, solar flare, meteor, crater, and comet. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Astronomy Considered one of the greatest aviators of all time, Amelia Earhart soared into the roaring twenties breaking records for flight speed, altitude and long distance. Her litany of achievements came less than twenty years after the Wright Brothers flew their first airplane in 1903. Amelia amazed the world with her aviation prowess during a time in America when the Stock Market crashed, the Great Depression erupted, and women were painfully restricted. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TRANSPORTATION. Amendments, The (V001098 ) Video, J-A, 19, CS, MTI, 1986 From the Bill of Rights to the 26th Amendment which lowered the voting age to 18, amendments to the Constitution have not only adjusted the mechanics of government, but have also worked to protect the freedoms fundamental to the American way of life. This program surveys these amendments, examines the process by which they became the law of the land and profiles their impact on society. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. Focus On The Constitution America's Civil Rights Movement (VK00124 ) Video Kit, I-A, 38, CS, SPLC, 2004 This kit includes a video entitled "A Time for Justice" which depicts the battle for civil rights as told by its foot soldiers. They rode where they weren't supposed to ride; walked where they weren't supposed to walk; sat where they weren't supposed to sit. And they stood their ground until they won their freedom. Recalls the crises in Montgomery, Little Rock, Birmingham and Selma. But more importantly, it reveals the heroism of individuals who risked their lives for the cause of freedom and equality. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. Amazon, The (V001332 ) America's Economy; Sorrow and Hope (DV00388 ) Video, J-C, 28, CS, EBEC, 1990 DVD, I-H, 56, cc, Discovery, 2005 When Payakan, an Indian from Brazil, realizes that extensive mining and deforestation efforts are polluting the Amazon River, he takes his tribe into the forest, away from developers. Payakan later brings attention to the danger signs that he has witnessed, and forces the government to take action on a variety of environmental issues. 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOUTH AMERICA. Rivers In Danger Amelia Earhart (V002871 ) Video, J-H, 30, CS, Schlessinger, 1995 Amelia Earhart (1897-Disappeared in 1937) is one of the most famous female aviators in history. The first to fly the Atlantic Ocean solo, her spectacular success in a male-dominated field did more than make her famous. Her accomplishments, both on the ground and in the air, opened many doors previously closed to women. Earhart's achievements inspired countless numbers of women to follow their dreams. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. American Women Of Achievement Examine the hardships Americans endured during the Great Depression and the renewal that followed this devastating economic slump. Includes one feature and two shorter segments. The Great Depression in America-Explores the causes and effects of this economic crisis. The Story Behind The Grapes of Wrath--Travels alongside the Joads for a look at the difficult journey made by thousands of families. American Stories: A Future Reborn--Introduces men and women across the U.S. who weathered the economic hard times and realized the American Dream. KEY DVD FEATURES: Video Index--The video chaptered into navigable units to quickly find the right content segments. Curriculum Units--Key curricular video segments that include pre- and post-viewing questions in a format ideal for integration into classroom instruction. Standards Link--Highlights correlation to national education standards. Teacher Resources--Includes The Use of Multimedia in the Classroom teacher's guide. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 26 America's First Transcontinental Railroad (V003519 ) America's Symbols (V004919 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, Landmark, 1998 Video, P, 10, CS, New Dimension, 2004 This exciting and fact-filled documentary details the exploits of Union Pacific and Central Pacific track crews as they build toward Promontory Point in Utah, driving the Golden Spike that first joins Americans with twin rails of steel. Building America's first transcontinental railroad was one of the most important engineering feats of the century, here vividly recalled by a young boy who worked there. America has many symbols which stand for its values: the Statue of Liberty, the Liberty Bell, Constitution Hall, Washington D.C. and its buildings & monuments, the Bald Eagle, and documents such as the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Young Erin will explain the history and significance of America's symbols to your students. Grades 1-3. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TRANSPORTATION. American History For Kids America's Flags (V004913 ) Video, P, 10, CS, New Dimension, 2004 At a 4th of July parade, a family watches the bands, marchers, and flags go by. Eight-year-old Amy talks about how proud she is to be an American. She sees the American flag and shares its history, symbolism, and the rules of respect we show it. Her memories and guidelines will help young children be part of the American family of citizens. Grades 1-3. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Primary Citizenship 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. Primary Citizenship America's Transcontinental Railroad (V002301 ) Video, I-H, 27, CS, Barr, 1994 Presents the story of the building of America's railroad system. Viewers get an inside look at the events and social conditions that led to construction, meet the entrepreneurs who financed the project, and learn about the hardworking crews who endured severe conditions to drive each spike and lay down each tie in the transcontinental railroad. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TRANSPORTATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. America's Heroes: Abraham Lincoln (V003610 ) Video, P-I, 11, CS, Coro, 1969 We think of Abraham Lincoln every time we see his face on a penny. There are other reminders in the names of streets, stores, businesses, schools, parks, towns, and cities. We visit historic sites in New Salem and Springfield, Illinois Washington, D.C., to learn about one of America's heroes. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. America's Heroes: George Washington (V003611 ) Video, P-I, 11, CS, Coro, 1969 People see reminders of nation's first president all around them - in names of cities, streets, parks, and schools; in paintings and statues; on postage stamps and money. Viewers visit the nation's capital, Mount Vernon, Williamsburg, and Valley Forge to learn about one of America's greatest heroes. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. America's National Holidays (V004918 ) Video, P, 10, CS, New Dimension, 2004 What do Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Presidents Day, Martin Luther King Day, and Thanksgiving mean to us? We'll help children understand them, and other national holidays that may not occur during the regular school year. Grades 1-3. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Primary Citizenship America's Songs of Liberty (V004916 ) Video, P, 10, CS, New Dimension, 2004 One rite of passage when we are young is learning songs such as "The Star Spangled Banner," "America The Beautiful," "God Bless America," "This Land Is Your Land" and others. Children will help viewers find the beauty of these songs. Grades 1-3. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Primary Citizenship America Becomes a Super Power (1936-1956); Vol 6 (D001269 ) The series begins with the arrival of women colonists at Jamestown and Plymouth Plantation at the beginning of the 17th century and it follows their contributions and achievements to the beginning of the 21st century. The eight programs are laid out so they can be viewed in their entirety, or by selecting individual segments be viewed separately. Each segment presents a complete story of a unique historical figure, as well as themes of parallel institution building, the fight for equal rights, groundbreakers who opened doors for others to follow, heroines, and the expression of the female soul. The segments show how these women and themes were a part of the American historical fabric; how they impacted their specific eras; and how they influenced future generations and American history. Most importantly historical themes and figures are clearly presented using state of the art visuals. Program six follows the recognition of women who excel at their work. Eleanor Roosevelt's transformation of t, Ambrose, 2006 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01269 ) Added Info MPEG-1 download file. WMV streaming file. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. This digital titles was purchased by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in Ohio. Digital Rights November 2012. <p>Standards Grade One Social Studies . History ; Recognize that the actions of individuals make a difference, and relate the stories of people from diverse backgrounds who have contributed to the heritage of the United States; Y2003 CSS S01 GKG-02 BD; Social Studies: People in Societies Grades 6-8 Benchmark B Grade Eight Indicator 05; Describe the historical limitations on participation of women in U.S. society and their efforts to gain equal rights; Y2003.CSS.S02.G06-08.BB.L08.I05; Social Studies: People in Societies Grades 9-10 Benchmar 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. A History of Women's Achievement in America Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 27 America Enters the Workd of Nations (1869-1912); Vol. 4 (D001270 ) American Civil War, The (V003520 ) The series begins with the arrival of women colonists at Jamestown and Plymouth Plantation at the beginning of the 17th century and it follows their contributions and achievements to the beginning of the 21st century. The eight programs are laid out so they can be viewed in their entirety, or by selecting individual segments be viewed separately. Each segment presents a complete story of a unique historical figure, as well as themes of parallel institution building, the fight for equal rights, groundbreakers who opened doors for others to follow, heroines, and the expression of the female soul. The segments show how these women and themes were a part of the American historical fabric; how they impacted their specific eras; and how they influenced future generations and American history. Most importantly historical themes and figures are clearly presented using state of the art visuals. Program four covers the lives of women ground breakers who increased human awareness in fields from art and l, Ambrose, 2006 Historian and re-enactor Jack Ciotti takes his young friends on a tour of the Civil War era. Using athentic period items, clothing, weapons and historic stills he explains what life was like for people back then, and explores the issues that led to war. History comes alive aas the kids try on old time clothes, see an authentic Civil War battle and medical tent reenactment, and learn about this tragic part of America's past. INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01270 ) American Constitution, The (V003515 ) Added Info MPEG-1 download file. WMV streaming file. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. This digital titles was purchased by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in Ohio. Digital Rights November 2012. <p>Standards Grade One Social Studies . History ; Recognize that the actions of individuals make a difference, and relate the stories of people from diverse backgrounds who have contributed to the heritage of the United States; Y2003 CSS S01 GKG-02 BD; Social Studies: People in Societies Grades 6-8 Benchmark B Grade Eight Indicator 05; Describe the historical limitations on participation of women in U.S. society and their efforts to gain equal rights; Y2003.CSS.S02.G06-08.BB.L08.I05; Social Studies: People in Societies Grades 9-10 Benchmar Video, J-H, 24, CS, Benchmark, 1998 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 A History of Women's Achievement in America American Citizenship (V004441 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 2002 Learn what a citizen is, find out what it takes to be a good one, and discover the rights and responsibilities all American citizens have. Kids will learn how to become involved citizens and explore one of the most valued rights of an American citizen - the right to vote! Grades K-4. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. American Government For Children American Civil War: Resconstruction, The (DV00026 ) DVD, I-H, 30, CS, AGC/United Learn, 1996 After the Civil War, America turned to the future by readmitting the Southern states, giving aid to war victims, and focusing on the policies of Reconstruction. Yet, when a shot rang out at Ford's Theater, a president lay dead, and America returned to the political and social battles of the past. From 1865 to 1877, "progress" took many faces. This DVD clearly presents historical facts and issues. An excellent live-action video about an uneasy past that continues to influence the United States today. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -RECONSTRUCTION & GROWTH. Video, P-I, 30, CS, Landmark, 1998 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. American History For Kids American Civil War, The (Causes & Consequences) (V004188 ) Video, I-H, 24, CS, NDM, 1999 This program summarizes the background, important battles, and overall significance of this period. By clarifying the whole event while sustaining emotional intensity, it provides a useful beginning or conclusion for a unit of study. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. This video will help the student to understand the 13 states underlying concern about a too powerful government, and the compromises necessary for the Constitution's ratification; see how over some 200 years, three major changes occurred due to evolving interpretations of the Constitution: the shift to more federal and less state powers, the unanticipated assumption of greater powers by the executive branch, and the enfranchisement of major segments of the population; appreciate the wisdom inherent in this document. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. American Frontier, The (V004730 ) Learn about Christopher (Kit) Carson, one of the great American frontiersmen who opened the West for the United States. Discover how Daniel Boone, an expert woodsman and superior negotiator, founded the first permanent settlement in Kentucky. Learn about Zebulon Pike and his search for the source of the Mississippi River, and Jedediah Smith, the first American to travel of land to California while pioneering the route that became known as the Oregon Trail. Hear about James Beckwourth, storyteller on the West. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -WESTWARD MOVEMENT. Explorers Of The World American Government, The (V004775 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, United Learning, 2003 This program begins with an introduction of how America began, and the focuses on the make up of the American government. Why are rules important for a community? Why is organization important? Our government has guides and rules such as the Constitution and the Bill of Rights that protect Americans' beliefs, freedoms, and rights. There are structures, such as the Supreme Court, Congress, and the Executive branch of the government that are set up to help keep America running successfully and smoothly. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 28 American History: Marching into the Future (DV00395 ) American Revolution: The Cause Of Liberty (V000083 ) DVD, H, 56, cc, Discovery, 2007 Video, J-H, 24, CS, LCA, 1972 The United States has witnessed many watershed events since 1776, having experienced wars, depressions, and droughts. Discover the nation's history of overcoming obstacles and moving forward. Michael Douglas stars as John Laurens in a real-life drama of the revolutionary era, based on actual correspondence between John and his father, Henry who was president of the First Continental Congress. As a patriotic young American student studying law in London in the 1770's John agonizes over events and finally decides to return to his own country to join the struggle for freedom. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. American Independence (V002219 ) Video, P-I, 25, CS, Library Video, 1995 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. American History Covers the story of the Declaration of Independence, the biography of Thomas Jeffeson, the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, "My Country 'Tis of Thee," life for a child under British rule, & Independence Day. American Revolution: The Background Period (Rev.) (V002036 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 2. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. This film traces the political, social and economic conditions that formed the background for rebellion and united the colonists in the cause of freedom. The Proclamation Act, Sugar Act, Stamp Act and Boston Massacre culminate in the shot heard 'round the world at Concord. American History For Children American Independence 1776 (V001135 ) Video, J-A, 28, CS, EBEC, 1989 Video, J-H, 10, CS, Coro, 1975 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. American Revolution This video chronicles the events which led up to the secession of the colonials, and probes the social complexity of revolutionary America. American Revolution: The Impossible War (V000084 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. In this sequel to THE@ CAUSE@ OF@ LIBERTY@, John joins the Revolutionary Army while his father struggles on the political front. John fights at Germantown, experiences the discouragement of Valley Forge, and obtains French support for the Colonists. But he is tragically killed in an ambush after the victory at Yorktown. American Industrial Revolution, The (V003294 ) Video, J-H, 20, CS, United Learning, 1997 DVD (DV00021 ) In the decades following the Civil War, America was transformed from a rural republic to an urban state. Frontiers vanished in the face of westward expansion. Floods of immigrants streamed through the great eastern seaports, fueling the need for industrial labor. This video leads you through this dynamic time in America's history. Also examined are the people behind the changes, the birth of organized labor, The Homestead Act of 1862, and the birth of the environmental movement. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RECONSTRUCTION & GROWTH. An American In Paris: Gershwin (V004973 ) Video, I-H, 18, CS, Clearvue/eav, 1993 Video, J-H, 25, CS, LCA, 1972 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. American History American Revolution: The Postwar Period (Rev.) (V004256 ) Video, J-H, 11, CS, Coro, 1975 Out of the call for liberty and the vision and courage of our leaders; out of the unity achieved in the Declaration of Independence; out of the suffering and sacrifice of war; out of colonial victory and out of the troubles of seven years without an effective central government came our Constitution. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. American Revolution While listening to Gershwin's well-known composition, students will see many of the sights of Paris that inspired this absorbing work. American Revolution: The War Years (Rev.) (V002037 ) 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. From the shots fired at Concord Bridge in 1775, at Yorktown in 1781, we see the major phases of the American Revolution. Due largely to the dedicated leadership of George Washington, a United States of America envisioned by the signers of the Declaration of Independence becomes a reality. American In Space The 1st 25 Years (V001952 ) Video, I-A, 50, CS, Holiday/NASA, 1994 Features the most memorable achievements from America's entire 25-year history of space exploration. Beginning with Explorer 1 to Space Shuttle Flights STS-1 through STS-7. 1. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. An American Nation Begins (DV00382 ) DVD, I-H, 14, cc, Aims, 2007 This core-curriculum-based program for 5-9 graders examines the first four years of the U.S. federal government. The following topics are explored: - U.S. territorial boundaries in 1789. - The first Presidency, establishing the federal executive departments, the federal court system, and the first presidental Cabinet. - The conflicts over repayment of the national debt and Bank of the United States. - Founding a new capital city for the United States. - The Industrial Revolution and Alexander Hamilton's agrarain vision for America. - The Federalists and the Democratic-Republicanscreating America's first political parties. - Robert Gray and American claims to the Pacific Northwest. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Video, J-H, 10, CS, Coro, 1975 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. American Revolution American Tall Tale Heroes (V001680 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, Coro, 1974 Adventures of four American folk heroes: John Henry, Stormalong, Paul Bunyan, and Pecos Bill. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). American Treasure: A Smithsonian Journey (V002900 ) Video, I-A, 90, CS, Playhouse, 1985 A tribute to America in the form of a tour through the Smithsonian Institution hosted by Gene Kelly. The ramble through America's cultural and historical treasure trove begins with such diverse items as the orginal Star Spangled Banner, the golden spike that linked the U.S. together by rail and Babe Ruth's bat. Then it soars to the heavens with the Wright Brothers' Flyer, Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis and the space capsules that carried John Glenn and Neil Armstrong into history, plus much more. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 29 American Women Find their Voice (1959-1981; Vol. 7 (D001271 ) The series begins with the arrival of women colonists at Jamestown and Plymouth Plantation at the beginning of the 17th century and it follows their contributions and achievements to the beginning of the 21st century. The eight programs are laid out so they can be viewed in their entirety, or by selecting individual segments be viewed separately. Each segment presents a complete story of a unique historical figure, as well as themes of parallel institution building, the fight for equal rights, groundbreakers who opened doors for others to follow, heroines, and the expression of the female soul. The segments show how these women and themes were a part of the American historical fabric; how they impacted their specific eras; and how they influenced future generations and American history. Most importantly historical themes and figures are clearly presented using state of the art visuals. Program seven follows the breakthrough of women in the workplace, television, the stage, sports, and the cour, Ambrose, 2006 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01271 ) Added Info MPEG-1 download file. WMV streaming file. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. This digital titles was purchased by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in Ohio. Digital Rights November 2012. <p>Standards Grade One Social Studies . History ; Recognize that the actions of individuals make a difference, and relate the stories of people from diverse backgrounds who have contributed to the heritage of the United States; Y2003 CSS S01 GKG-02 BD; Social Studies: People in Societies Grades 6-8 Benchmark B Grade Eight Indicator 05; Describe the historical limitations on participation of women in U.S. society and their efforts to gain equal rights; Y2003.CSS.S02.G06-08.BB.L08.I05; Social Studies: People in Societies Grades 9-10 Benchmar 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. A History of Women's Achievement in America America Reacts (V003957 ) Video, J-A, 98, CS, BWE, 1998 SEIGE - looks at the turning point in the war, the 77-day seige at Khe Sahn and the infamous Tet Offensive. The war leaves the jungles of Vietnam and anti-war sentiment intensifies in the U.S. FRONTLINE AMERICA - focuses on Nixon's determination to end the war by bringing pressure on the North. He begins troop withdrawels but secretly expands the war into Laos and Cambodia. New and more violent protests are ignited at home. Students die on college campuses as the most violent dissent since the Civil War. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. Vietnam: The Ten Thousand Day War America Rock (V002472 ) Video, IJ, 30, C, ABC, 1993 Join Schoolhouse Rocky as he takes you and your friends down to Conjunction Diner, where the special of the day is America Rock. Learning about American History and Government is easy when you sing along with Schoolhouse Rock. For more description, see "History Rock" - L0054. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. Schoolhouse Rock (VHS) America's Most Historic Square Mile (V001763 ) Video, I-J, 40, C , Com Vis, 1994 Located in Philadelphia, PA. the "Mile" includes many of the most important sites and artifacts of the United State; including Independence Hall and the Declaration of Independence, Congress Hall, Old City Hall and the Liberty Bell. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Community Vision's Interactive Education Network Eletronic Field Trip America, The Beautiful (V002974 ) Video, I-A, 112, CS , R. Digest, 1995 From sea to shining sea, enjoy this musical portrait that will carry you across three thousand miles of imagery and song, on a journey that will let your eyes, ears and heart experience America. See our landscapes and landmarks, hear the music that says "America the Beautiful" in so many different ways. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 3. GENERAL -- GENERAL. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. America Works...America Sings (V001714 ) Video, P-J, 20, CS, Disney, 1983 Let students hear a selection of treasured American folksongs performed in their historical and geographical contexts. Lyrics are provided for detailed study. This program is a practical tool for music specialists and classroom teachers alike - perfect for music appreciation, social studies, or history classes. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. Amish, The (V002214 ) Video, I-H, 30, CS, Library Video, 1993 Viewers take a special look inside the life of the Amish culture. Discusses when and why the Amish emigrated, where they settled, which occupations they engaged in and the important leaders that are within each community. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RELIGION. Multicultural Peoples Of North America Atmosphere in Motion, The, (Rev.) (V000457 ) Video, I-C, 14, CS, EBEC, 1987 Recent changes in the ozone layer have refocused attention on the importance of the atmosphere to life on our planet. Pictures takes from space show the swirling wisps and bands of clouds in the atmosphere surrounding the earth. Convection cells, the Coriolis effect, the structure and composition of the atmosphere and the invisible forces that keep the atmosphere in continuous motion are illustrated through demonstrations, laboratory experiments, and animation. 1. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. 2. SCIENCE -EARTH SCIENCE. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 30 Analyzing & Appreciating Poetry (DV00432 ) Ancestors, The (V003990 ) DVD, I-H, 23, cc, Schlessinger, 2007 Video, J-A, 49, CS, Warner Bros., 1994 Poetry has long been a means to express obervations, opinions, emotions and ideas. In Analyzing & Appreciating Poetry, explore some of the formats and devices of poetry, and uncover an appreciation for the use of language and theme. Classic ecamples from reowned poets of different eras are used to illustrate many different types of poetry and the rich use of figurative language. Discover the benefits of both reading and hearing a poem, and experience the connection between poetry and the world around you. From the rhyme and meter of a sonnet to all the possibilities of free verse, students will enjoy this exploration into one of the most expressive forms of literature. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 4. LANGUAGE ARTS -- SPEAKING & LISTENING SKILLS. 5. LITERATURE -- POETRY. 6. LITERATURE -- AUTHORS/POETS. Literature for Students Analyzing Fiction (DV00436 ) DVD, I-H, 23, cc, Schlessinger, 2007 Thinking deeply about a book pondering its meaning and trying to understand how the author went about writing it is what analyzing fiction is all about! Join our hosts as they investigate the many different stylistic choices that an author can make when creating a work of fiction. Consider examples from a variety of authors as the take a close look at mood, tone and point of view to see how they can each shape our understanding of events and characters in a story. Experience figurative language to see how it helps readers to appreciate both the power of language and its beauty. Then, take your understanding and appreciation of fiction to the next level as our hosts explain the many ways in which you can "connect" with a text. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LITERATURE -LITERATURE. Literature for Students Analyzing Media Influences (DV00397 ) DVD, H, 30, cc, Discovery, 2006 Understand the media's influence on the way we feel about ourselves and the health choices we make. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 3. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. Analyzing Nonfiction (DV00435 ) DVD, I-H, 23, cc, Schlessinger, 2007 In literature, when your purpose is to really dig into a subject and get to the facts of the matter, nonfiction is where it's at! Join our hosts in an exploration of all things nonfiction, from primary and secondary sources to a survey of the many different types of nonfiction writing. Students will discover that an awareness of common features and formats is helpful when looking for specific information. In addition, they will learn that there are a variety of factors to consider when critically evaluating a work of non-fiction, such as determining the author's purpose and if the information provided is accurate, verifiable and up-to-date. In Analyzing Nonfiction, students will learn that there is much to learn and enjoy when they explore the world of nonfiction literature. 1. LITERATURE -- LITERATURE. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -LANGUAGE ARTS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Literature for Students This program explores three early cultures of North America. The Anasazi transform the arid Southwest and construct the imposing 800-room Pueblo Bonito, depicted inside and out via computer animation. At Mesa Verde, Cliff Palace provides a glimpse into a prospering society. Near present-day St. Louis is bustling Cahokia, the largest city in the U.S. before 1800 - yet few have ever heard of this fascinating realm. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 500 Nations Ancient Aegean (V003230 ) Video, P-J, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 1998 Explore the ancient history of the Minoan and the Mycenaean civilizations, two remarkable cultures that took root 3,500 years ago around the Aegean Sea, on the islands and mainland that now make up Greece. Archeologists have pieced together their histories using discoveries from ancient ruins as well as clues from the Greek myths. Students will learn about the Minoan culture, Europe's first civilization, and tour the palace at Knossos in the hills of Crete. The Minoans were artists, engineers, merchants and traders. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Ancient Civilizations For Children Ancient Africa (V003231 ) Video, P-J, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 1998 During ancient times, Africa was filled with dozens of different civilizations - each with its own great leaders, cities, culture and achievements. Despite a scarcity or ancient ruins and written histories, archeologists have been able to piece together the continent's fabled past. The program focuses on two great civilizations of ancient Africa - the Swahili on the eastern coast and Great Zimbabwee in the south. Gold mining and trading made Great Zembabwee one of the most powerful African kingdoms of its time. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Ancient Civilizations For Children Ancient Americans: The Mayas And Aztecs (V003297 ) Video, I-J, 33, CS, United Learning, 1998 Presented in two parts: Part One traces the roots of human culture in the New World and explains the emergence of civilizations in Central and South America. Students will learn about mysterious Olmec culture and the brilliant civilization of the Mayas. Part Two explores the ancient peoples of Central Mexico, including the civilization at Teotihuaca, the Toltec Culture, and the Chichimec barbarians . Students will then examine the product of this long history - the bizarre and war-filled Aztec Empire. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Ancient Aztec Indians Of North America (V001487 ) Video, I-J, 8, CS , EBEC, 1972 Video, P, 30, CS, Rabbit Ears, 1991 Describes the Aztec invasion of Mexico - when war-like barbarians south to create the last great Indian civilization. The tribes they conquered were forced to produce goods and offer sacrificial victims. Students see that the unique city of islands, Tenochtitlan (now Mexico City:, was developed for farming. Tribal art and architecture were borrowed from other cultures. Oscar-winner Denzel Washington narrates two hilarious stories about Anansi the spider who wins possession of all the stories in the jungle by outsmarting the prideful snake. Reggae hitmakers UB40 provide the decidedly Jamaican score. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -ANCIENT. Anansi (V002981 ) 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 31 Ancient China (V003232 ) Ancient Mesopotamia (V003237 ) Video, P-J, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 1998 Video, P-J, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 1998 In this fascinating look at ancient China, one of the oldest continuous civilizations, students learn of the great Emperor Qin, whose dynasty was responsible for the construction of the Great Wall and whose tomb contained hundreds of life-sized clay soldiers to guard him in the afterlife. Trace the history and lasting legacy of the Shang and Zhou dynasties while marveling at the beautiful bronze vessels found during the excavation of the ancient city of Anyang. Silk, calligraphy and the yo-yo. Today, the land between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers is a barren desert. But centuries ago, this area in modern-day Eraq and southern Syria was known as Mesopotamia, a fertile plain that served as home to some the earliest civilizations. Discover the Sumerian civilization, the first to successfully irrigate the region, form of government and develope a written language. The program explores other civilizations that formed following the demise of the Sumerians. King Nebuchadnezzar. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Ancient Civilizations For Children Ancient Civilizations For Children Ancient Egypt (V003233 ) Ancient Ohio (Early Life) (V000117 ) Video, P-J, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 1998 Video, I-J, 15, CS, SOITA, 1985 The wonders of ancient Egypt, a civilization that began along the fertile banks of the Nile River more than 5,000 years ago. Explore King Tut's tomb in the Valley of the Kings. Expert engineers and architects, the ancient Egyptians built spectacular pyramids and monuments at the direction of their kings. Their intricate writing system of hieroglphs mystified archeologists until the discovery and translation of the Rosetta Stone. To present an overview of the early development of ancient life in the world and in Ohio. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Ancient Rome (D001009 ) Ancient Civilizations For Children DVD, I-A, 25, CS, Ambrose, 1998 Ancient Greece (V003234 ) Video, P-J, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 1998 From the beginnings of democracy, theater and philosophy to the eternal glory of the games helt at Olympia, the ancient Greeks established many activities that the world still enjoys today. The links between their ancient civilization and our own modern one can be seen in their art, architecture and scientific advancements. Invites students to explore the history and culture of ancient Greece, a civilization comprised of over 700 city-states. Journey to the Acropolis to see the grandeur of the Parthenon. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Shaping Our State A complete history of Ancient Rome, using the latest in computer animation, authentic filmed recreations, period imagery and location footage. Learn how Caesar Augustus "Found it a city of brick and left it a city of marble." See how power seized by the good was corrupted by those who inherited it. View the structures, still standing today, where gladiators fought, Christians died and law was developed. Recognize the many contributions of Ancient Rome, is the foundation of our Western Civilization. VHS (V3547) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- EUROPE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -ANCIENT. History's Ancient Legacies 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Ancient Civilizations For Children Ancient Inca (V003235 ) Video, P-J, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 1998 Journey high into the Andes Mountains to discover the secrets of the ancient empire of the Incas, a civilization that rivaled the Roman Empire, yet rose and fell withing 100 years. The Incas were advanced engineers and farmers, building complex terraces and canal systems to help farm the harsh terrain. Students will explore the stone ruins of the lost city of Machu Picchu. Discover the earlier civilizations that influenced the Incas, and see how the arrival of Spanish explorers led the downfall of the Incas. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Ancient Civilizations For Children Ancient Maya (V003236 ) Video, P-J, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 1998 The ancient Maya were a highly organized civilization of hundreds of small city-states that developed in what is now Mexico and Central America. One of the earliest civilizations to settle in the Americas, the Maya built great cities dominated by huge stome pyramids that were designed to inspire awe among the people. Students follow archeologists into the ancient tomb of Lord Pacal, King of Palenque. The Maya were masters of astronomy, studying the stars and planets to create a calendar. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Ancient Civilizations For Children Ancient Rome (V003238 ) Video, P-J, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 1998 At its high point, the Roman Empire stretched from the vast deserts of the Middle East to the rolling hills of England. But who were the people we know best as marble statues with broken noses? From gladiator bouts in the Colosseum to the extravagant meals of wealthy Romans, students will explore the diverse history of ancient Rome. Discover the social structure of Roman society, the system of government they created, and Roman innovations like aqueducts, arches, concrete and the calendar. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Ancient Civilizations For Children Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 32 Ancient Rome (V003547 ) And The War Came (V004554 ) Grade Six K-12 Social Studies. History; Describe the political and social characteristics of early civilizations and their enduring impact on later civilizations; Early Civilizations; Describe the early cultural development of humankind from the Paleolithic Era to the revolution of agriculture including; Y2003 CSS S01 G06-08 BB L06 I03; Grade Seven K-12 Social Studies. History; Describe the political and social characteristics of early civilizations and their enduring impact on later civilizations; Early Civilizations; Describe the enduring impact of early civilizations in India, China, Egypt, Greece and Rome after 1000 B.C. including; Y2003 CSS S01 G06-08 BB L07 I02; Grade Nine K-12 Social Studies. History; Explain connections between the ideas of the Enlightenment and changes in the relationships between citizens and their governments; Enlightenment Ideas; Explain how Enlightenment ideas produced enduring effects on political, economic and cultural institutions, including challenges to relig, Ambrose, 1998 Video, H, 29, CS, GPN, 2002 DVD (D001009 ) A complete history of Ancient Rome, using the latest in computer animation, authentic filmed recreations, period imagery and location footage. Learn how Caesar Augustus "Found it a city of brick and left it a city of marble." See how power seized by the good was corrupted by those who inherited it. View the structures, still standing today, where gladiators fought, Christians died and law was developed. Recognize the many contributions of Ancient Rome, as the foundation of our Western Civilization. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -EUROPE. History's Ancient Legacies Your students will explore the progression of the Civil War, major battles, how it was fought, and what motivated both sides, as well as: Lincoln's views on the cessation and the first shots at Fort Sumter; The strengths and weaknesses of the Confederate and Union armies; and The differences of military leadership between Grant and Lee. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -CIVIL WAR PERIOD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. SHAPING AMERICA: U.S. History To 1877 Anger (VK00021 ) Video Kit, I, 30, CS, United Learning, 1996 This kit contains two videos 1) "Dealing With Anger," - Students learn to identify the sources of their own anger, where it comes from, what situations are most likely to arouse it, and the differences between justifiable and unjustifiable anger. 2) "Cool, Calm & Collected," - Here students learn the keys for a) Responding to angry people, and b) Resolving their own anger. Students will discover that it is possible to stay under control and stop anger from becoming danger. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Peacemakers, The Anger: You Can Handle It (V002705 ) Video, J-H, 24, CS, Sunburst, 1996 Teaches teens specific techniques for handling anger. Points out that anger is a natural human emotion, helps students differentiate between normal feelings of anger and destructive angry behavior. Noting that different things make different people angry, shows viewers how to get back in control and deal with anger in safe, constructive ways. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. And Still The Turtle Watched (V003211 ) Angry John (V002400 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1993 Video, P-I, 23, CS, Pyramid, 1994 Written by Sheila MacGill-Callahan and illustrated by Barry Moser, this Native American tale recounts the timeless message of our responsibility to nature and our environment. LeVar explores various ways that children and adults are working together to protect and preserve the earth. At the urging of an animated television bully named Angry John, an eleven-year-old boy named Cliff becomes caught up in fighting and petty vandalism and soon finds himself in a lot of trouble! Before Cliff's anger and inappropriate behavior get out of control, an understanding school counselor steps in and gives Cliff the tools he needs to manage his anger and resolve conflict. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. SCIENCE -ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 3. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Reading Rainbow And Then What Happened, Paul Revere? (D001010 ) DVD , Weston Woods St., 1997 Based on the book by Jean Fritz and illustrated by Margot Tomes, published in 1973 by Coward-McCann. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -BIOGRAPHIES. 4. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. And Then What Happened, Paul Revere? (V003832 ) Video, P-I, 24, CS, Weston Woods, 1991 DVD (D001010 ) Jean Fritz, gives us an inside look not only into the details of Paul Revere's famous ride into Lexington, but into the very nature of Paul Revere himself. Animated. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Angry & Violent Teens (DV00414 ) I-H, 20, cc , NEW DI Violence touches almost every teenager in American. This dramatic program features interviews with, and profiles of, teens whose lives have been impacted by violence. Lindsay, 15, struggles to break the cycle of violence that has scarred her family. Chris, 17, recalls the road rage incident that got him arrested. Family and friends recall Katee, whose life of violence and drugs ended with a gunshot. Experts note the role that pop culture, with its images that glorify violence, plays in shaping attitudes toward violence. This enlightening program concludes with the inspiring story of Devon, 17, a boxer for whom the violent sport is teaching him about discipline, rules, and the rewards of hard work. 1. GUIDANCE -- CHILD ABUSE & CRIME PREVENTION. 2. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Animal Appetites (V002534 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, Kindersley, 1996 How can a snake eat an egg bigger than its own head? Which animal snacks on spiny sea urchins? Henry the Lizard finds out about some surprising things animals like to have for dinner, from the insect-eating chameleon to the leaf-munching koala, in AMAZING ANIMAL APPETITES. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Amazing Animals Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 33 Animal Babies (V002535 ) Animal Holiday (V003462 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, Kindersley, 1996 Video, P, 30, CS, NGS, 1997 What animal carries its babies in its mouth? How do baby scorpions like to travel around? Henry the Lizard discovers some different ways to bring up the kids, from the family life of the hunting dog to the cheating cuckoo, in AMAZING ANIMAL BABIES. What do penguins, polar bears, and beluga whales do in the wintertime while people celebrate holidays? Curious children want to know, so Santa calls on his animal friends to help explain it all - in song! Now your students can join in the fun as National Geographic combines classic wildlife footage with your favorite holiday tunes. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Amazing Animals Animal Behavior: A First Film (Rev.) (V001968 ) Video, P-I, 12, CS, BFA, 1987 Some kinds of animals seem to act in the same ways from the time they are born; others seem to be able to learn new ways to do things. We learn that much of animal behavior has to do with getting food or with getting along with other animals. Some animal behavior has to do with finding a mate and raising young. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. Animal Homes (V000996 ) Video, I-J, 12, CS, MTI, 1988 This program illustrates the many ways animals provide shelter for themselves. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Animal Journeys (V002538 ) Animal Builders (V002536 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, Kindersley, 1996 Video, P-I, 30, CS, Kindersley, 1996 Which fish travels overland? Why do salmon swim upriver? Henry the Lizard takes a trip to visit camels, wildebeests, and whales as they make some AMAZING ANIMAL JOURNEYS for food, a new home, or even a vacation. Which insect installs air conditioning in its home? Why do beavers work so hard to chop down trees? When he needs a new home, Henry the Lizard takes a constructive lesson from some AMAZING ANIMAL BUILDERS, from the web-slinging spider to the tunneling prairie dog. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Amazing Animals Amazing Animals Animal Cafe (V001600 ) Video, J-H, 15, CS, Caro Bio, 1980 Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1986 An introduction to the general characteristics of the animal kingdom, and to the distinguishing features of the major phyla and of the classes of vertebrates. Artwork and photographs of representative animals, including dissections illustrate important features of internal structure. What really happens during the late night well into the wee hours of the morning? That's what Maxwell pondered one morning when he found the food on his shop shelves had vanished overnight, and his cash register was "stuffed full of money." Inspired by the book by John Stadler and narrated by Martin Short, LeVar burns the midnight oil in the city that never sleeps -- New York. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. Reading Rainbow Animal Disquises (V002537 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, Kindersley, 1996 What animal can see only in black and white? How many colors can a chameleon turn? Henry the Lizard finds things aren't always as they appear, as zebras, cheetahs and snakes demonstrate in AMAZING ANIMAL DISGUISES. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Amazing Animals Animal Guessing Games (V000473 ) Video, P, 15, CS, Natl Geo, 1988 Animal Kingdom, The (V000060 ) 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Animal Nonfiction with Evelyn Gallardo (D001011 ) Cast note Host, Evelyn Gallardo. <p>Subjects Photography of animals; Composition—Writing; Photography; Language arts; Writing skills; Area Media Centers Digital Videos(CK) <p>Note Purchased w/ LSTA Grant Funds, Film Ideas, 2001 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01011 ) Animal nonfiction author Evelyn Gallardo shares her passion for primates and teaches children her field secrets for photographing and writing about animals. They learn the three basic rules for creating eye catching photographs, how to research their subject, and the secrets of great layout and design. After viewing, children will have learned how to create their own photo-illustrated book about an animal. Students have fun learning about some of their favorite animals. Sharpen observation skills with close-up looks at animal features. Match mothers and babies and guess who lives where. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- AUTHORS/POETS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Exploring The World Of Animals Animal Predators And The Balance Of Nature (V002641 ) Animal Hide and Seek: Camouflage For Beginners (V001656 ) Video, P, 10, CS, Coro, 1969 Explains how camouflaging (coloring, patterns, and/or shapes) protect many animals - baby animals, various insects, certain reptiles, and some mammals. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Video, P-I, 14, CS, AGC, 1996 Predators come in all shapes and sizes. This program uses incredible wildlife photography to show various types of predators that exist, and explains the complex relationship between predator, prey and nature. Students learn the difference between omnivores, carnivores, and herbivores, and examples of each are shown. Students will how bears, lions, frogs, insects, sparrows - even people - play a role in maintaining nature's delicate balance. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 34 Animal Reproduction (DV00052 ) Animals A to Z (V000475 ) DVD, P-J, 16, CS, AIMS Mulitmedia, 1997 Video, P, 15, CS, Natl Geo, 1988 Discusses the ways animals reproduce-sexually and asexually. Different species have evolved to use the method that works best for them given the environment and conditions in which they live. The viewer is taken into the world of animals that reproduce asexually. Most animals, however, reproduce sexually. This program illustrates how chromosomes determine the attributes of the new individual and how small differences between animals of the same species can determine which ones mature to reproduce. Youngsters see some of their favorite, familiar animals and meet some new, exotic ones as they travel through this animal alphabet. From anteaters to zebras, the ABC's were never quite so much fun. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Video, P, 10, CS, Coro, 1970 Animals And Their Foods (Rev.) (V001113 ) Introduces children to the idea of reproduction in animals, and shows how birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish and insects and certain mammals hatch from eggs. Video, P-I, 10, CS, Coro, 1978 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Exploring The World Of Animals Animals Hatched From Eggs (V001664 ) Imagine you're an animal. What would you eat? Plants only? Meat only? Or both plants and meat? Your diet would depend on which animal you choose to be. Beautiful nature photography and close-up scenes show both wild and domesticated animals, their habitats, the foods they prefer and how they are specially suited to gathering and eating different kinds of foods. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. What happens to animals in the Arctic or in the African deserts? See how animals survive in different types of weather. Some animals have physical characteristics that help them cope with the weather. Other animals try to avoid harsh weather by burrowing underground. Migrating animals leave unpleasant weather behind. Animals And Their Homes (Rev.) (V001104 ) Video, P-I, 9, CS , Coro, 1978 This film shows many animals and their homes. The narrator takes the viewer on a real estate tour to the homes of birds, fish, and insects. The film shows how the animals build their homes, the protective features, and the locations of their homes. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Animals Are Different And Alike (2nd Ed.) (V000726 ) Video, P, 13, CS, Coro, 1990 This program features photography highlighting a wide variety of animals in different settings. This helps viewers pick out those things which are similar or different in their appearance, eating habits, movement, and environment. Kids will learn that animals live in many different kinds of places, under many different circumstances, but all animals will be found where they can get the things they need to survive. Animals In All Kinds Of Weather (V000482 ) Video, P, 15, CS, Natl Geo, 1989 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Exploring The Animal Kingdom Animals In Autumn and Winter (V001983 ) Video, P-I, 11, CS, EBEC, 1983 Here's an investigation of how animals prepare for winter and survive the cold. The film explores migration, hibernation, food storage, and adaptation. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. 4. SCIENCE -- INSECTS. Animals Of The Night (V000530 ) Video, P-H, 30, CS, Kodak, 1988 Animals At Home In The Desert (V004308 ) Narrator and scientist Thane Maynard and wildlife artist Keith Shackleton introduce us to the world of nocturnal animals - those who live under the light of the moon and stars. Animals of the "night shift" have special adaptations. For example, olingos, cousins to the raccoon, have large eyes, a protruding nose, large ears, a long tail, and sensitive paws that enable them to live in the trees at night. Video, I-H, 23, CS, Disney, 1974 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Barren though it may seem, the desert environment provides a home for many species of animals. Despite the harsh conditions, many creatures manage to survive and find shelter in this rugged land. Reptiles, such as lizards, snakes, chuckwallas and tortoises, have made remarkable adaptations to life in the desert. In this treeless land, birds often make their homes in cacti. Even mammals, such as coati-mundi, javelinas, skunks and bobcats, manage to survive in the fight for food, water and shelter. Animals Of The Rainforest (V002658 ) 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Living Desert Video, P-I, 25, CS, Library Video, 1996 The exotic sights and sounds of the rainforest come to life in this program that introduces students to the many insects, reptiles, birds and other animals thriving in the layers of the tropical rainforest. Presents facts about where the animals live, what they eat, how they adapt to changes in their environment and how they protect themselves from predators. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Rainforest For Children Animals At Night (V001136 ) Animals Of The South American Jungle (V003742 ) Video, P-I, 11, S, EBEC, 1963 Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 1974 Tells the story of nocturnal animals, pointing out how they differ in their physical characteristics and behavior from animals that are active during the day. Night provides protective camouflage for defenseless animals. Special development of sense organs help many nocturnal animals to survive darkness. A look at the creatures of the Amazon jungle. Playful monkeys, marmsets and tamarins; the lolling sloth, colorful and exotic jungle birds; the fearsome rain forest predators - jacares, juguars, anaconda, boa constrictors, and other rare animals. Students also learn about the lush vegetation and swollen streams that are part of the South American rain forest. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOUTH AMERICA. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 35 Animals On The Farm (V003461 ) Animated Almanac, The (VK00086 ) Video, P, 15, CS, NGS, 1992 Video Kit, I, 15, CS, SVE, 1990 Visit family farms and see chickens, pigs, and dairy cattle. Youngsters learn about animal characteristics, how to care for animals, and how modern machinery helps farmers collect animal products. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. AGRICULTURE -AGRICULTURE. Animals Senses (V002530 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, Kindersley, 1996 Which animals 'see' with their whiskers? Why can't we hear elephants' secret conversations? Henry the Lizard sees, smells, and even touches some creatures that couldn't survive without their AMAZING ANIMAL SENSES, from the lion's sight to the dolphin's sonar. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Amazing Animals Animals That Live In Groups (V000479 ) Video, P, 15, CS, Natl Geo, 1989 A flock of geese, a school of whales, and a herd of caribou - in the struggle for survival, many kinds of animals form groups. Such animals group together in a common effort to find food and shelter, to raise young, and to protect themselves from enemies. This video introduces students to a variety of animals that move about in groups and identifies some of the ways banding together helps ensure survival. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Exploring The Animal Kingdom Animal Survivors (V002539 ) Students suffering from "fact attack" get help from a variety of animated, talking almanacs! Students learn about the purpose and contents of general almanacs, how they can use an index to find information, how to read and use tables, and how to use headings and captions to locate information. In addition to these skills, viewers will learn how almanacs are put together. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- STUDY & TEST TAKING SKILLS. Animated Reference Library, The Animated Atlas, The (VK00087 ) Video Kit, I, 20, CS, SVE, 1990 Animated talking atlases take amazed kids on a tour of this reference tool's many uses! Skills covered include: how to locate and decode symbols used in an atlas; how to identify and read special maps; how to identify coordinates and page numbers in an atlas index; how to use coordinates to locate a specific place; and how to distinguish between general and special atlases. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- STUDY & TEST TAKING SKILLS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- MAP SKILLS. Animated Reference Library, The Animated Atlas: The Revolutionary War (V003762 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, Kindersley, 1996 Video, I-J, 20, CS, SVE Churchill, 1999 Do bears really fall asleep for the entire winter? What creatures survive in the burning hot desert? Henry the Lizard faces the harsh realities of the natural world to discover how some AMAZING ANIMAL SURVIVORS cope, from lemmings in their igloos to amazing jumping fish. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Amazing Animals Enables your students to grasp the often confusing structure of the erratic Revolutionary War. Fusing history and geography in the same presentation, this program places events like Valley Forge and Yorktown within a geographic frame of reference, enabling students to understand and remember them. Map animation, paintings, and live reenactment footage also help bring the story to life. Includes an extensive teacher's guide. Animals With Backbones (2nd Ed.) (V000776 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Video, I-J, 13, CS, Coro, 1989 Warm-blooded and cold-blooded vertebrates are classified into five groups. Distinguishing characteristics of fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals are explicated, including reproduction, respiration, and other specialized body functions which help them adapt to a specific temperature and environment. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Animals Without Backbones (2nd Ed.) (V000734 ) Video, I-J, 13, CS, Coro, 1988 Close-up cinematography sparkles in this introduction to invertebrates. As the camera surveys numerous underwater creatures, the narrator introduces the animals' characteristic body structures and habitats. Details of jellyfish, sea anemone, starfish, squid, octopus, and various insects reveal the diversity of invertebrates. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. Animated Dictionary, The (VK00088 ) Video Kit, I, 21, CS, SVE, 1990 Animated dictionaries come alive as kids stare and learn in wonder! Students learn usage skills, from alphabetizing and using guide words, to reading pronunciations and other components of dictionary definitions. This lively video also includes an overview of the thesaurus and a look at other specialized dictionaries. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- STUDY & TEST TAKING SKILLS. Animated Reference Library, The Animated Earth: Forces That Shape Our Planet (V003741 ) Video, I-H, 9, CS , Disney, 1986 Animal Weapons (V002540 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, Kindersley, 1996 What animal could have a claw longer than its body? What is a giraffe's greatest weapon? Henry the Lizard learns the importance of not bothering creatures with AMAZING ANIMAL WEAPONS, from the spiky porcupine to acid-squirting termites. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Amazing Animals See what causes the seasons, waves, earthquakes, and weather systems. Take a look at the ocean floor and learn about plate tectonics. It's all clearly explained in this clever animated look at the forces that have been shaping our planet for over four billion years. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. 4. SCIENCE -OCEANOGRAPHY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 36 Animated Encyclopedia, The (VK00089 ) Anorexia & Bulimia (V002774 ) Video Kit, I, 17, CS, SVE, 1990 Video, JA, 30, C, Time/Life, 1996 Encyclopedia volumes bicker among themselves as students watch and listen to find out how to use this all-important reference tool. This video takes students step-by-step through the research process: using guide words and the index; locating and interpreting entry words in the index; using pictures, maps, graphs, and charts; using headings and subheadings; using cross-references; and using the study aids at the ends of articles. Provides a basic foundation of knowledge about anorexia and bulimia. This knowledge will help you to better understand your medical condition and to participate more fully in the management of your health care. Includes a comprehensive guide. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- STUDY & TEST TAKING SKILLS. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 4. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Time/Life Medical Animated Reference Library, The Anne Frank: Just A Diary (D001012 ) Subjects Frank, Anne,—1929-1945; Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945); World War, 1939-1945—Jews; Concentration camps; Language arts; Writing skills; Area Media Centers Digital Videos(CK) , FilmWest, 1987 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01012 ) The life story of Anne Frank is told from the perspective of a 17-year-old Dutch girl. She played the part of Anne in a stage performance about the Jewish adolescent whose fate has become well known all over the world. From her dressing room at the theater, she tells her feelings about Anne Frank, followed by a viewing of one of the main scenes of the play. Also includes historical film material, images of the house where the Frank family lived in hiding, and photographs from the Frank's family album. Discusses the rise of Hitler. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Anne Frank - Tape 1: Life Under Nazi Rule (V004429 ) Video, I-H, 55, CS, Disney, 2001 Tape 1 of 3 begins in 1939, three years before Anne, her family, and friends were forced into hiding. Get to know the high-spirited and popular girl Anne was before the war, and witness Amsterdam's inexorable slide toward fascism brought on by the Nazi occupation of Holland. Stars Ben Kingsley, Brenda Blethyn, and Hannah Taylor Gordon. Goes beyond the story you already know and paints the true portrait of Anne both before and after she went into hiding. Order the three parts individually. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 3. GENERAL -- GENERAL. Anne Frank - Tape 2: The Secret Annex (V004430 ) Video, I-H, 80, CS, Disney, 2001 Tape 2 of 3 takes you inside the cramped "secret annex" in Amsterdam where Anne and seven others hid for more than two years. Experience both the challenges of daily life and the risks taken by the brave people committed to keeping Anne and the others safe. Order the 3 parts individually. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 3. GENERAL -- GENERAL. Anne Frank - Tape 3: The Camps and After (V004431 ) Video, I-H, 55, CS, Disney, 2001 Tape 3 of 3 follows Anne and the others after the Nazis have discovered their hiding place; it documents Anne's journey to Auschwitz and her brutal death. Scenes after the war depict Otto Frank's return to Amsterdam and his discovery of Anne's now-famous story. Order the 3 parts individually. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 3. GENERAL -- GENERAL. Answering Test Questions (DV00150 ) DVD, J-H, 23, CS, Library Video, 2005 Multiple choice, true/false, matching, fill-in-the-blank - both standardized and teacher-made tests are full of these types of questions! Students will learn not only about how different types of test questions are written, but also about specific strategies for dealing with each kind of question. They will learn how to identify distracters, recognize absolute statements and understand how double negatives can often be misleading, students will be introduced to a variety of test-taking strategies. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- STUDY & TEST TAKING SKILLS. Test-Taking Strategies for Students Answers About Aids (V000395 ) Video, I-H, 16, CS, Red Cross, 1987 The goal of the American Red Cross AIDS Preventioin Program for Youth is to provide young people with the information and support they need to reduce their risk of coming into contact with the AIDS virus. Many common questions about AIDS are answered. What is AIDS? How does AIDS spread? What are the best ways of avoiding the AIDS virus? 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SEX EDUCATION. Antarctica (DV00251 ) DVD, P-I, 20, cc, Film Ideas, 2006 DVD (D001296 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01296 ) Young viewers will learn that Antarctica has many of the same features as any other continent on our planet earth. In fact, this barren continent has one of the largest mountain ranges in the world. Antarctica takes the prize for being the highest, coldest, and windiest continent on earth. It's also the driest. Under all that ice is one of the largest deserts on our planet! Still viewers will agree, that the snow covered icy landscape helps to make Antarctica one of the most beautiful places on earth. This DVD is Chaptered. Content Not Continents of the World: Antarctica (Full Program 16:06, 137); Chapter 1 - Continents of the World Introduction 3:28, 33 MB; Chapter 2 - Antarctica Introduction 1:19, 9 MB; Chapter 3 - Antarctica Oceans :51, 6 MB; Chapter 4 - Antarctica Ice 1:21, 11 MB; Chapter 5 Antarctica Mountains 1:28, 12 MB; Chapter 6 - Antarctica Plains & Rivers 1:07, 9 MB; Chapter 7 - Antarctica Climate 1:32, 13 MB; Chapter 8 Antarctica Plants & Animals 1:20, 13 MB; 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANTARCTICA. Continents of the World Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 37 Antarctic, The (Animal Homes) (V005119 ) Apache, The (V001626 ) Video, P-I, 13, CS, Barr, 1993 Video, I-H, 30, CS, Library Video, 1993 Watch as penquins build their nests, as the mother lays her eggs, and as the nest is protected by both parents. Learn about other birds which also live in the harsh environment of the Antarctic. And finally, follow the growth of baby seals and penguins throughout the summer months. Watch as young penguins slowly shed their baby down and become black and sleek like their parents. Here is an up close look at some of the wildlife that makes its home in the Antarctic. See series title "INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA" for a description. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. Apes? Do you mean chimpanzees, gibbons, gorillas - or orangutans? They're all apes, you know. And orangutans, like all apes have no tails. They're shy and peaceful creatures, very strong and intelligent. Like most apes, orangutans spend much of their time in trees, hunting for food during the day and building their simple nests every night. Arthropods: A First Film (V003989 ) Video, I, 14, CS, BFA, 2000 Animals that have a hard body covering and jointed legs are called arthropods. There are more than a million different types of arthropods, making them the most successful group of animals on earth. Scientists believe they are so successful because there are so many different kinds of arthropods. Arthropods can live in the ocean, in freshwater, on plants, on the ground, and in the earth. In this program, the viewer will learn what characterisitics are unique to arthropods, and will see a variety of arthropods. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Antibiotics (Man vs. Microbe) (DV00170 ) DVD, H, 24, cc, Disney, 2006 DVD (D001308 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01308 ) Investigate the ongoing battle between man and microbe. Learn how antibiotics work and find out how germs continually evolve to evade and survive. Watch as experts finally come clean about the way handwashing affects germs. Bill Nye. Grades 9-12. Content Not The Eyes of Nye: Antibiotics - Man vs. Microbe (Full Program 24:01, 239 MB); Chapter 1 - Antibiotics - Man vs. Microbe Preview 1:53, 19 MB; Chapter 2 - Historical Perspective on Disease and Antibiotics 6:09, 61 MB; Chapter 3 - Antibiotics and Resistance 3:21, 33 MB; Chapter 4 - New Directions in Diagnosis and Treatment 5:55, 59 MB; Chapter 5 - Curbing Environmental Abuse 7:21, 73 MB. <p>Added Info Streaming video - Windows Media Video . MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and s 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HEALTH/SAFETY. 4. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. 5. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. Eyes of Nye, The Ants (V003558 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 1998 There are at least ten thousand species of ants, all with different lifestyles, social behaviors and appearances. In this program, Dr. Art demonstrates how to make a formicarium - an artificial ant nest that allows students to observe how ants live, work and behave daily. A Teacher's Guide provides instruction on how to collect and observe them. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. Indians Of North America Apes (V004284 ) Video, P-J, 5, CS , Coronet, 1981 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Zoo Animals In The Wild Appalachian Spring: Copland (V004972 ) Video, I-H, 24, CS, Clearvue/eav, 1993 Stunning photographs of Martha Graham's premier production of this masterpiece on October 30, 1944, enhance the rhythmic complexity of Copland's magnificent work. Subtitles give his interpretation of each section before it is presented. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. Appelemando's Dreams (V002206 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1995 Written by Patricia Polacco and narrated by Michael Learned, this is the story of a little boy who uses his dreams to create colorful images that brighten the world for himself and his friends. LeVar demonstrates fun and creative ways to spark the imagination and inspire the artist in all of us. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. THE ARTS -ARTS & CRAFTS. Reading Rainbow Apple Harvest (D001205 ) Learn about the apples that are grown in Ohio. This program educates consumers about the nutritional benefits of apples, the freshness and quality of Ohio grown apples and the support of Ohio's agricultural economy through buying local produce., ThinkTV, 2006 DVD (DL01205 ) Added Info Streaming video (6 min. 13 sec. 62.1 MB : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. Funding for Our Ohio: Exploring Our Heritage comes from eTech Ohio, the Ohio Farm Bureau and Nationwide Insurance. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. Our Ohio: Exploring Our Heritage Appreciating Differences (V001057 ) 1. SCIENCE -- INSECTS. Video, P, 10, CS, Disney, 1989 Bug City This live-action music video for young children is comprised of three original songs which help, through lyrics and memorable visuals, to teach children to value people of different ages, races, sexes and people with disabilities. Other types of differences are explored through the concept of opposites: full/empty, tall/short, in/out and more. Apache Indian, The (Rev.) (V002015 ) Video, P-I, 10, CS, Coro, 1975 Shows the life of Apache Indians, emphasizing the increasing participation in the direction of their own affairs. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Songs For Us Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 38 Appreciating Yourself (V001835 ) Arab-American Heritage (V004858 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1992 Video, P-I, 25, CS, Library Video, 1997 Tuggy learns that being himself is a lot better than pretending to be something he's not. When Tuggy becomes troubled by feelings of inadequacy, his friends help him recognize and appreciate his positive inner qualities. Children are introduced to the fascinating countries of the Arab World and see the many cultural influences that have been brought to the U.S. by Arab Americans. We learn to count to ten and say a few words in Arabic. The children journey to a Syrian market and bakery in New York City that displays a rich variety of grains, nuts, fresh fruits and vegetables, and delicious desserts. There's also an animated folktale called "The Three Princes," a quick class in how to make a mosaic picture frame. Grades K-4. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. You Can Choose! Approaching A Painting (V005001 ) Video, P-J, 20, CS, Crystal, 1995 Teaches students the various things to look at when viewing a painting for the first time. Catagorizations include: format, realism, abstraction, modernism, and tonal contrast, explains using masterpieces of art. Grades 3-8. 1. THE ARTS -- THE ARTS. 2. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. 3. THE ARTS -- ARTISTS & TECHNIQUES. Understanding Painting: Elementary Art Appreciation Aquarium Fish (V003533 ) Video, P-A, 24, CS, Filmwest, 1996 Despite being captive, aquarium fish provide a very important link between people and nature. John Acorn explores the topics of guppies, cichlids and aquarium care. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -ASIA. American Cultures For Children Arbor Day (V001839 ) Video, P, 30, CS, Library Video, 1994 Arbor Day is the perfect time to teach children about the importance of respecting and maintaining the splendor and resources of our environment. Children can discover their own passion for nature as they learn about the legend of Johnny Appleseed and the real-life story of J. Sterling Morton, the founder of Arbor Day. Explores the importance of trees to the pioneers and invites children of all ages to make their own pine cone owl. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Acorn: The Nature Nut 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 3. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. Aquatic Biomes (D001013 ) Holidays For Children Standards Grade Ten K-12 Science. Earth and Space Sciences; Explain that many processes occur in patterns within the Earth's systems; Earth Systems; Explain climate and weather patterns associated with certain geographic locations and features (e.g., tornado alley, tropical hurricanes and lake effect snow); Y2003 CSC S01 G09-10 BB L10 I02.; Grade Ten K-12 Science. Earth and Space Sciences; Explain that many processes occur in patterns within the Earth's systems; Earth Systems; Summarize the relationship between the climatic zone and the resultant biomes. (This includes explaining the nature of the rainfall and temperature of the mid-latitude climatic zone that supports the deciduous forest.); Y2003 CSC S01 G09-10 BB L10 I01.; Grade Ten K-12 Science. Life Sciences; Explain the structure and function of ecosystems and relate how ecosystems change over time; Diversity and Interdependence of Life; Explain how living things interact with biotic and abiotic components of the environment (e.g., pred, Films Inc., 2002 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01013 ) Archaeology (DV00272 ) This program introduces students to a variety of the world's aquatic biomes. The characteristics of saltwater and freshwater environments are clearly described, as are the plants and animals that call these watery regions home. The importance of evolution and adaptation for aquatic species is emphasized. Standards Grade Three Science . Life Sciences ; Compare changes in an organism's ecosystem/habitat that affect its survival; Diversity and Interdependence of Life; Observe and explore how fossils provide evidence about animals that lived long ago and the nature of the environment at that time; Y2003 CSC S02 G03-05 BC L03 I05. <p>Cast note Host, Bill Nye. <p>Subjects Area Media Centers Digital Videos(CK); Archaeology; Science—General; Consumer education; Business Skills; Basic Economics; Y2003 Csc S02 G03-05 BC L03 I05(CK), Disney, 2003 DVD (D001014 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01014 ) Bill Nye digs into the fascinating science of archaeology, the study of those who lived before us. "Home Improvements" Richard Karn drops by to check out some ancient "Tool Time" style artifacts. Indexed chapters, interactive glossaries and quizzes, Spanish translation and closed-captioning and more. This program is also available on VHS cassette. Grades 4 & Up. Purchased w/ LSTA Grant Funds 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Archibald Frisby (V003212 ) Aquatic Insects (V003559 ) LeVar takes viewers on a "tale-spinning" ride, when he climbs aboard the Great American Scream Machine, at New Jersey's Six Flags Great Adventure Amusement Park and explores the humorous adventures of "Archibald Frisby," written by Michael Chesworth and narrated by Arnold Stang. LeVar takes a scientific approach to winning park games, and shows that with the right questions and a little experimentation, an easy solution is always close at hand. Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 1998 Dragonflies and damselflies, water-striders and backswimmers - these are just a few of the amazing aquatic insects presented in this program that shows how thousands of species of insects have adapted for life in the world of water. Dr. Art provides tips on collecting and keeping aquatic insects and then demonstrates how to make an aqua-scope through which students can observe these fascinating water-dwellers. 1. SCIENCE -- INSECTS. Bug City Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1995 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. SCIENCE -ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. Reading Rainbow Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 39 Arctic Meltdown - Rising Seas (V004580 ) Around The World In 72 Days (V003698 ) Video, I-A, 32, CS, Video Project, 2000 Video, J-A, 60, CS, PBS, 1997 The Marshall Islands, with an average elevation of six feet above sea level, are among the most sensitive environments to long term climate change. Rising seas may force the people of these islands to flee. Half way around the world, another culture in a vastly different environment is also confronting the life-altering realities of a warming world - the Arctic. Part of the ice-bound lands will be submerged. Today, the Arctic is experiencing thawing glaciers, changing wildlife populations and thinning ice. Courageous Nellie Bly achieved the amazing. She became "the best reporter in America," committed herself to an institution to expose abuse of the mentally ill, and traveled around the world in 72 days. Here you'll get to know the woman behind these amazing feats - a serious yet spunky celebrity who mastered life through her cunning and wit. This video is indexed to help you locate specific topics. 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SCIENCE -GEOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. Arctic Region And Its Polar Bears, The (V002010 ) Video, I-H, 28, CS, Disney, 1964 Vast glaciers still lie hidden in the unmapped valleys of this wilderness. The annual thaw brings forth the walrus to confront his mortal enemy, the polar bear. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. 3. LITERATURE -- AUTHORS/ POETS. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RECONSTRUCTION & GROWTH. American Experience, The Arthur's Baby (V002527 ) Video, P, 30, CS, Random House, 1997 (Description not available at printing time.) 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NORTH AMERICA. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Arthur White Wilderness Arthur's Best School Days (V004707 ) Area (V004672 ) Video, P, 40, CS, WBGH, 2001 Video, P, 15, CS, Math Monsters, 2000 The Math Monsters have just built a rocket and now must design a launch pad. But how many fire-proof tiles will they need to cover the area? Various strategies are explored to help discover how to figure out how to accomplish the task. There is a video field trip to visit a tile shop whose employees work with customers to determine the area of various floors in their homes. Viewers will gain a greater understanding of the concept of, and discover helpful techniques they can apply to determine area. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. 3. MATHEMATICS -- MEASUREMENT. Math Monsters Are We To Be A Nation? (Liberty! - Vol. 6) (V003191 ) Video, J-H, 60, CS, PBS, 1997 Monarchy is a thing of the past for the new nation - a fact that Americans proudly trumpet. Yet peace brings with it a new set of challenges: the country is bankrupt and the states find themselves squabbling with one another over many issues. A Constitutional convention held in Philadelphia in 1776, convened to revise the Articles under which the country is run, instead creates a blueprint for an entirely new system of governement. In the end, the Constitution is ratified, and it includes a Bill of Rights. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Liberty! The American Revolution Ark of the Hebrew Covenant, The (V005083 ) Video, I-H, 10, CS, New Dimension, 2006 The Ark of the Hebrews, said to contain the original 10 Commandments Covenant, is a priceless work of and religion that has been lost since the Babylonians destroyed Solomon's temple. Its appearance and rumoed locations are described. If it is buried in the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem, it is part of one of history's most disputed sites. Grades 5-12. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RELIGION. This video contains three adventures based on Marc Brown's best-selling children's books. They are: "Arthur And The Square Dance," "Team Trouble," and "Buster Hits The Books." 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Arthur Arthur's Eyes (V000929 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1983 Arthur needs glasses to help him see. LeVar Burton explores many different ways of perceiving the world--by using all his senses. Bill Cosby narrates the feature book and Maya Angelou reads a poem. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. SCIENCE -ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. Reading Rainbow Arthur's Eyes (V002526 ) Video, P, 30, CS, Random House, 1997 For some reason, Arthur isn't doing very well in school anymore. Maybe he just needs glasses. Problem is, he doesn't want to be seen wearing them. Don't look now, but it appears as If Arthur's started a trend! Also included on this cassette is "Francine's Bad Hair Day." It's school picture day, and Muffy has been working some magic on her best friend. Is that really Francine in a dress? Or is it some curly-haired look-alike? 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Arthur Arthur's Lost Library Book (V002528 ) Video, P, 30, CS, Random House, 1997 (Description not available at printing time.) 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Arthur Arthur's Pet Business (V002525 ) History Happened Here Video, P, 30, C , Random House, 1997 Armored Animals (V002531 ) How can Arthur prove to his parents that he's ready to take care of a puppy of his own? "Get a job!" suggests D.W. Within two days, Arthur's pet business has its first client. Meet Jaws - a.k.a. 'Perky.' Can Arthur really care for a canine that comes with her own pet food recipes - and a long list of pet peeves, too? Also included on this cassette is "D.W. The Copycat." D.W."s going through yet another personality change. This time she wants to be just like Arthur. Video, P-I, 30, CS, Kindersley, 1996 What do the chicken and the ostrich have in common? What is a rhino's horn made of? Henry the Lizard learns a few tricks from nature's selfdefense experts as he discovers the scales, spikes, horns, and shells of some AMAZING ARMORED ANIMALS. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Amazing Animals 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Arthur Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 40 Arthur's Snow Day (V004708 ) Arthur Writes A Story (V002524 ) Video, P, 40, CS, WBGH, 2003 Video, P, 30, C , Random House, 1997 This video contains three adventures based on Marc Brown's best-selling children's books. They are: "The Rat Who Came To Dinner," "The Long, Dull Winter," and "The Blizzard." Struggling with a school writing assignment, Arthur decides that all he needs is a little imagination to make his life sound more interesting than it really is. But he crosses the line when the story of how he got his puppy starts to involve invisible elephants and trips to outer space. Also included on this cassette is "Locked In The Library." If only Arthur hadn't called Francine a marshmallow! Now they're locked inside the Elmwood City Library together, and they either have to make up or face the long night alone. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Arthur Arthur's Teacher Trouble (V002529 ) Video, P, 30, CS, Random House, 1997 (Description not available at printing time.) 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Arthur 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Art Of Listening, The (V001788 ) Arthur Video, J-A, 28, CS, Learning Seed, 1993 Arthur Goes on a Field Trip (V005144 ) Teaches practical techniques to use immediately. It presents listening as a skill your students can learn, practice, and perfect. Uses family and workplace situations to teach seven "Laws of Good Listening." Suggests how and when to take notes. Video, P-I, 40, cc, PBS, 2001 Three great adventures on this VHS tape. (1)The Return of the King~A field trip to the Medieval Fair pits Arthur's class against another led by Ratbun's super-tough mentor, Mr. Pryce-Jones. Arthur and the gang suffer defeat after humiliating defeat against the smarter, stronger competitors. Can Arthur save the day-and be crowned king? (2)D.W. Goes To Washington~Someone should have called ahead and warned the government. She's bored, bored, bored by it all until she gets lost during a tour of the White House. A kind employee reunites her with her family and invites them all in for pizza. (Come to think of it, the guy sure has a nice office. And doesn't he look a little....familiar?) (3)Sleep No More~Have you ever been so excited that you couldn't sleep? When the gang visits Pizza Paula's, Buster is convinced that the all-you-can-eat contest-free pizza for life!-is his destiny. But how can he possibly win such an important contest without any sleep? 1. LITERATURE -- LITERATURE. 2. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- SPEAKING & LISTENING SKILLS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. Asbestos Awareness Training Video (V004790 ) Video, A, 90, CS, Stekelenburg, This video program, with related instructions and record keeping forms, will satisfy the training requirements. Viewing the program with the employee, recording the employee training, instructing the employee concerning the school's management plan, and make the employee aware of the location of the asbestos in the building, meets the intent of the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) as defined in 40 CFR 763.84 and 763.92. According to Richard Dubose of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Arthur 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HEALTH/SAFETY. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. 3. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -- PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. Lend A Paw (V002007 ) Asia (DV00252 ) , Disney, 1975 DVD, P-I, 18, CS, Film Ideas, 2006 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01297 ) Brave Pluto risks his neck to save a kitten, but loses his place as the center of love and attention when master, Mickey Mouse, adopts the newcomer. The kitten falls into a well and Pluto's "angel" and "devil" emotions battle for control...get rid of the pest, or help the poor victim? 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Arthur Sells Out (DV00427 ) DVD, P-I, 52, cc, PBS, 2007 Features four programs thirteen minutes each. 1) SWEPT AWAY--It's summertime! Arthur, D.W. and Buster are spending a few days at the beach where they discover the simple joys of building sand castles. But can they save their beloved creation from the inevitable ocean tides? 2) GERMOPHOBIA--Buster's friends have had enough of his sloppy habits, so they band together to educate him on the realities of bacteria. But when Buster goes way overboard to avoid any kind of germs, his friends think they may have gone too far. 3) ARTHUR SELLS OUT--To earn the money he needs to buy a new video game, Arthur decides to sell his old toys through his school's Web site. At first, sales are slow--until Muffy helps Arthur discover how to sell the "sizzle" and not the "steak." 4) MIND YOUR MANNERS--The Tibble Twins want to take their grandmother out to dinner to celebrate Grandparents Day, but she'd rather stay home. Could their terrible table manners have something to do with Grandma turning down their invitatio 1. LITERATURE -- LITERATURE. 2. LITERATURE -AUTHORS/POETS. 3. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Arthur Explores the continet of Asia to help early learners find out what this fascinating place is really like. As we cover this vast area, we'll use colorful graphics to show where the mountains...the plains...and the rivers are located. We'll also show our young geographers other important things that make the Asian continent unique. Before ending, we'll have built the continent up from a flat piece of land, adding each feature - one by one until it looks just as it does today. This DVD program is Chaptered. Content Not Continents of the World: Asia (Full Program 17:45, 167 MB); Chapter 1 - Continents of the World Introduction 3:28, 34 MB; Chapter 2 - Asia Introduction :33, 5 MB; Chapter 3 - Asia Lands and Oceans 1:10, 11 MB; Chapter 4 - Asia Mountains and Plateaus 1:09, 11 MB; Chapter 5 - Asia Lowlands :49, 8 MB; Chapter 6 - Asia Rivers and Lakes 2:08, 21 MB; Chapter 7 - Asia Natural Resources :39, 6 MB; Chapter 8 - Asia Climate 2:52, 27 MB; Chapter 9 - Asia Animals :36, 6 MB; Chap 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ASIA. Continents of the World Asking For Help (V001836 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1992 Moose learns not to let pride or embarrassment get in the way of asking for help. After ruining a group science project, Moose finds that the only good way to cope with his "secret" reading problem is to get the help he needs to overcome it. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. You Can Choose! Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 41 Ask Oscar: Water (V002149 ) Atmosphere, The (DK00035 ) Video, P, 25, CS, Landmark, 1990 DVD Kit, I-H, 20, cc, Visual Learning, 2001 Oscar the Mole reveals the amazing facts about water. Where does it come from? What happens when it gets very hot, or very cold? Why do some things float and others sink? What are some of the uses of water? Oscar explores condensation, evaporation, bouyancy, flotation, and the whole water cycle of sea, clouds, rain, and rivers. Students will learn about the different layers of the atmosphere. Changes in the atmosphere caused by human activity are explained. The oxygen cycle and the carbon cycle are described. Other terminology includes: conduction, convection, radiation, lithosphere, hydrosphere, ozone, smog, greenhouse effect, ozone depletion, stratosphere, mesosphere and troposphere. Grades 5-9. DVD 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -WEATHER/METEOROLGY. 3. SCIENCE -- OCEANOGRAPHY. Astrobiology (DV00171 ) DVD, H, 25, CS, Disney, 2006 Does extraterrestrial life exist? How do scientists search for life in outer space? Consider the methods behind the fascinating possibility of extraterrestrial life. Bill Nye. Grades 9-12. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Eyes of Nye, The Astronomy (V003568 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 1999 What can you see in the night sky? Stars, planets, even a galaxy or two! Students will learn about constellations, star movement and how scientists have studied celestial bodies throughout history - from Ptolemy and Copernicus to the work of the Hubble Space Telescope. Includes a fun hands-on activity where students will build their own sextant, demonstrating how ancient seafarers navigated using the movement of the stars. Based on the concepts outlined in the National Science Education Content Standards. 1. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. Space Science In Action Athletes And Addiction: It's Not A Game (V001672 ) Video, H-A, 33, CS, MTI, 1991 This specially edited ABC Sports production, hosted by Jim McKay and Lynn Swan, offers viewers a realistic picture of addition and treatment. Shows why people, especially athletes, can succumb to the lures of substance abuse and relapse after recovery. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. At Home In The Barrier Reef (V002151 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, Landmark, 1989 This program explores a particular environment - The Great Barrier Reef. The presenter is a National Parks Wildlife Ranger who compares the Reef to a multi-story building with many different types of creatures living at different levels. It features stunning footage of the Reef and its exotic marine life. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- CHEMISTRY. Weather and Climate Atomic Cafe, The (DV00315 ) DVD, J-A, 88, CS, New Video Group, 2002 The program recounts a defining period of 20th Century history and serves as a chilling and often hilarious reminder of cold-war era paranoia in the United States - artfully presented through a collage of newsreel footage, government archives, military training films and fifties music. Profoundly shocking and perversely topical, this DVD craftily captures a panicked nation, offering a fascinating and witty account of life during the atomic age and resulting cold war. Features interactive menus. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PSYCHOLOGY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -SOCIAL STUDIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. 4. GENERAL -- GENERAL. 5. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 6. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Atoms (DV00273 ) DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2003 DVD (D001015 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01015 ) What's the "big" deal about atoms? They're too small to see with our eyes, so what good are they? Bill Nye explains how atoms combine to form molecules in this episode. This DVD also includes: Indexed chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS as catalog number V3397. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Atoms (V000366 ) Video, J-H, 60, CS, PBS, 1987 In this program, Philip Morrison offers a tour of the beginnings of the quest for a proof of the atom's existence. Today, with the aid of powerful electron microscopes, scientists have succeeded in visualizing atoms - a feat that has troubled experiments since early Greek times. Examines the properties of atoms with illustrations from everyday life: a sandy beach; a thin oil layer on a pond; a skillful chef dividing pasta into very thin noodles, and from the kitchens of Julia Child, a burned meal. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 4. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 5. SCIENCE -- OCEANOGRAPHY. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- CHEMISTRY. 3. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Ring Of Truth Exploring Environments Atoms (V004933 ) At Home In The Rainforest (V002150 ) Video, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2005 Video, P-I, 15, CS, Landmark, 1989 This video helps the abstract concepty of atoms become understandable. Many of the major scientific breakthroughs contributing to our understanding of atoms are highlighted. Colorful diagrams and animations describe the basic structure of atoms. Atomic number and atomic mass are also discussed. Other terminology includes: nucleus, neutron, proton, electron, energy level, electron cloud, atomic mass unit, and isotope. Grades 5-9. In this topical program the environment is the rainforest. At the top is the canopy. Underneath, living in the various levels that are protected by the canopy are many fascinating creatures such as snakes, snails, opossums and frogs. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 4. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Exploring Environments 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Matter In Action Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 42 Atom, The (V003182 ) Auditor of State (D001323 ) Video, J-C, 30, CS, Annenberg, 1985 DVD, I-H, 26, OHIO C, 2007 A history of the atom, from the ancient Greeks to the early 20th century, and a new challenge for the world of physics. INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01323 ) 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Mechanical Universe...And Beyond - Part II Atom, The: A Closer Look (V001094 ) Video, J-A, 30, CS, Disney, 1981 This striking visual presentation makes the intricacies of the atom--and nuclear energy issues--easy to grasp. In this well-balanced presentation, students learn that the atom is inherently neither good nor evil and that it is our decision how it will be used in the future. Live action and animation. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Attack On Culture (V003997 ) Video, J-A, 49, CS, Warner Bros., 1994 Indian defiance of settlers and soldiers weakens. "I will fight no more forever," Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce said after heroic flight for freedom. Apaches resist confinement longer than any other nation, but Geronimo himself becomes a prisoner of war. By the late 1880s, the U.S. Army has battled nearly all indigenous nations onto reservations. The war now becomes an "Attack on Culture." 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 500 Nations At The Airport! (V002562 ) Video, P, 30, CS, Papillon, 1994 Join Captain Kit as he explains the busy airport from the ticket counter to the cockpit, baggage handling to jet fueling, and while he visits with jet pilots and air traffic controllers. Filled with information presented in a fresh and lively format! 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TRANSPORTATION. Attitude (V003065 ) Video, H-C, 16, CS, Media Intn'l, 1995 How attitude affects life. Teens talk to teens, with some intervention from professionals. Very fast-paced, MTV-style clips of teens in real-life settings (many from challenging backgrounds). Good female/male and strong ethnic representation. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. AUDIENCE RESPONSE SYSTEM (AR00001 ) Equipment , 2009 Two (32) clicker Audience Response system available. Software on your personal laptop/PC is needed to use the Audience Response System. You will need to download the software: www.easygraphics.com Available to all Administrators after attending a training session. Teachers that are interested in using, please get building Administration approval. This episode of "Our Ohio: Profiles in Government" features state auditor Mary Taylor. The Auditor of State is the constitutional officer responsible for auditing all public offices in Ohio including cities, villages, schools, universities, counties and townships. The office also audits state agencies, boards and commissions. The office strives to ensure that public funds are spent appropriately, lawfully and in accordance with state and local law. The office is made up of three major divisions - the Audit Division, the Legal Division and the Administration Division. <p>Added Autho Ohio Cable Telecommunications Association.; Ohio Government Telecommunications. <p>Resources <p>Web Site Ohio Cable Telecommunications Association<p>Web Site - Auditor of State <p>PubLoc Columbus, OH <p>Content Not Our Ohio: Profiles in Government - Auditor of State (25 min. 5 sec; 250 MB) <p>Added Info Streaming video - Windows Media Video. MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is l 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Our Ohio: Profiles in Government Aunt Chip and the Great Triple Creek Dam Affair (V005101 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Spoken Arts, 1997 Aunt Chip saves the town of Triple Creek, where everyone had forgotten how to read because of the invasion of television. Based on the story by Patricia Polacco. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Australia's Twilight Of The Dreamtime (V000277 ) Video, I-H, 60, CS, Natl Geo, 1988 This program describes the Gagudju Aborigines of Australia, heirs to the longest unbroken culture the world has ever known. Describes the land that has been their home for 40,000 years - its wildlife and landscape. In the photography and in the words of Gagudju elders, the viewer learns that protection and preservation of the environment and living in harmony with plants and animals are central Gagudju beliefs. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AUSTRALIA. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. Australia (DV00253 ) DVD, P-I, 20, CS, Film Ideas, 2006 DVD (D001298 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01298 ) Youngsters learn that Australia is complete surrounded by water. It's also the only landmass on earth that is a continent, a country, as well as an island. Just offshore, in the Pacific Ocean on the Northeast corner of Australia lies one of the natural wonders of the world, called the Great Barrier Reef. It is the largest coral reef in the world. But Australia is a continent of amazing things, like the strange animals that live there. This DVD program is Chaptered. Content Not Continents of the World: Australia (Full Program 18:36, 167 MB); Chapter 1 - Continents of the World Introduction 3:28, 33 MB; Chapter 2 - Australia Introduction :41, 6 MB; Chapter 3 - Australia Oceans 1:24, 12 MB; Chapter 4 - Mountains & Highlands 1:04, 9 MB; Chapter 5 - Australia Lowlands 1:40, 15 MB; Chapter 6 - Australia Rivers 2:07, 19 MB; Chapter 7 - Australia Resources :53, 7 MB; Chapter 8 - Australia Climate 2:17, 20 MB; Chapter 9 - Australia People 1:16, 12 MB; Chapter 10 - Au 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AUSTRALIA. Continents of the World Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 43 Australia (V000513 ) Autumn: Legend Of The First Thanksgiving (D001016 ) Video, I, 16, CS, Natl Geo, 1987 Streaming video (13 min.:sd;,col.)MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement-lifetime., FilmWest, 2002 Visit 11 year-old Catherine Inall at home in Sydney and at school, then travel with her to remote Angledool Station, where she spends part of her Christmas vacation with family friends. She explores their huge farm - the "station" -and joins in when the younger son attends school...by two-way radio! 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AUSTRALIA. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -PEOPLE & CULTURES. Families Of The World Australia (V000519 ) Video, J-H, 26, CS, Natl Geo, 1987 Introduces the Aborigines, the first people to inhabit the island continent of Australia, and re-creates the coming of Europeans, convicts, and their guards from England. In the vast, empty outback, miners, and farmers create Australia's great wealth. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AUSTRALIA. Nations Of The World Australia News Stories (V004921 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Noodlehead, 2004 High School students from the United States travel to the huge country of Australia to discover what makes this island continent unique. In a series of seven 3-minute news segments, these students report on everything from native arts to the harsh Outback to its history as a British penal colony and current status as a surfer's paradise. Grades 4-12. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AUSTRALIA. News Stories Video Series Autumn (V001979 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, Natl Geo, 1983 Colorful leaves are falling, plants are becoming dormant or dying, but autumn isd also harvest time. In the forest and elsewhere, wild plants are producing and dispersing seeds. Animals are storing up reserves for the winter ahead . Migrating birds begin their journeys to warmer wintering grounds. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. Four Seasons, The Autumn (V003792 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, New Dimension, 1999 The days are getting shorter. Trees are changing color as waste products are stored in the leaves and as the chlorophyll disappears, exposing other pigments. Birds and animals are well fed from the many fruits and nuts. This is the season when fungi are most apparent. Some birds are migrating and some mammals are preparing for winter hibernation. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Four Seasons, The INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01016 ) As the leaves are falling, we hear the story of how Raven tricked the other animals into providing a great feast before winter arrives. Harvest, Thanksgiving or Potlatch, the feast tradition carries on for all animals, including humans. In this story, we witness the details of how animals prepare for winter. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. Avoiding Burnout (V004632 ) Video, A/T, 33, CS, Teacher's Video, 1995 The stresses and strains of the classroom environment effect everyone differently. Teachers can become frustrated and overwhelmed. This video provides insights and simple tips for teachers under pressure. 1. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. Excellence In Teaching Avoiding Burnout: Stress Control (DV00408 ) DVD, H, 26, EVN, 2004 Classes, parents, work and extra-curricular activities can all be stressful aspects of any teen's life. Constant demands on someone's time can lead to feelings of frustration and futility. Stress is a fact of life, but when it goes unmanaged it can lead to burnout. Discover the symptoms associated with burnout. Find out ways you can manage your stress before it gets out of control and results in burnout.<p> <p>Learning Objectives: 1) Students will learn the definition of burnout and find out whether or not they suffer from Chronic Responsibility Syndrome.<p>2) How burnout develops will be discussed.<p>3) The emotional, physical and behavioral symptoms of burnout will be explored.<p>4) Students will find out how school-, work- and family-related stress may contribute to feelings of burnout.<p>5) Strategies to prevent burnout will be given.<p><p>"Teens are pulled in many directions with the pressures of schoolwork, jobs, and relationships. In addition, many live in single-parent families or hou 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 3. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. Avoiding Plagiarism (V004874 ) Video, J-H, 23, CS, Library Video, 2004 Using someone else's words, ideas or artistic creations without acknowledgement is plagiarism - and whether it's deliberate or unintentional, it can have serious consequences. Plagiarism can be avoided by quoting, paraphrasing and summarizing information, as well as properly documenting and citing sources. By following these practices correctly, students not only steer clear of plagiarism, but also achieve the academic integrity that comes with creating a successful project. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. Research Skills For Students Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 44 Awakenings (1954-1956) (V000295 ) Baboons (V004285 ) Video, J-H, 60, S, PBS, 1987 Video, P-J, 7, CS , Coronet, 1981 This program concentrates on the period from 1954-1956, highlighting the events that began the modern black freedom struggle. Prior to 1954, the South had followed a pattern of racial discrimination in state-sanctioned segregation. The lynching in Mississippi of 14-year-old Emmett Till led to a trial that caught the attention of the national news media. The courage of Rosa Parks triggered the 1955-1956 Montgomery, Alabama boycott which forced the desegregation of public buses. Most monkeys live in trees - but not baboons! They spend most of their time on the ground in troops traveling from place to place, looking for food and watching out for leopards and lions. Sometimes baboons go up into trees for nuts, berries or napping. They do pretty well there. After all - they're monkeys! 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CONTEMPORARY STUDIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RELIGION. Eyes On The Prize Awesome Attitude (DV00409 ) DVD, P-I, 20, cc, Sunburst, 2004 This program reminds young people that if they have the right attitude....anything is possible! Kids learn to say "I can" rather than "I can't." 1. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Zoo Animals In The Wild Baby Birds (V000531 ) Video, P-H, 30, CS, Kodak, 1988 Viewers will learn that baby birds are either nest lodgers or nest leavers. Nest lodgers have a short period of incubation and when hatched, are often blind, featherless, helpless weaklings. Nest leavers look very different. With sturdy legs, big feet, and fluffy feathers, they're ready to take off shortly after birth. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. Bach's Fight For Freedom (V002696 ) Video, P-H, 199, CS , Sony, 1995 Aztecs, The & The Mayans (V003548 ) Video, I-A, 25, CS, Ambrose, 1998 Although the Aztec capital was razed, many descriptions of Aztec life exist. Famed for their incredible architectural achievements, the Aztec legacy lives on in modern Mexico City. The peacful, nomadic Mayan people bequeathed to us some of the world's great temples including Chichen-Itza and Copan. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -NATIVE AMERICANS. History's Ancient Legacies Aztec, The (V001627 ) Video, I-H, 30, CS, Library Video, 1993 Set in 1717, a 10-year-old boy, Frederick, becomes assistant to the frustrated young composer, Johann Sebastian Bach, who is rebelling against the tired hymns of the day. What follows is Bach's greatest work. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. Composers' Special Back To The Drawing Board (V001576 ) Video, P-I, 25, CS, FOTF, 1990 Nick's competitive juices start flowing when he and another young artist enter the same poster contest. Before it's over, he learns an important lesson about jealousy. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. McGee And Me! See series title "INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA" for a description. Backyard Bugs (V002302 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. Video, P, 15, CS, Natl Geo, 1990 Indians Of North America Babes in Toyland (V005118 ) Video, P-A, 105, CS , Disney, 1961 Disney's classic treasure brings Victor Herbert's sparkling music to life with this happy excursion into the world of Mother Goose. A whimsical musical fantasy with laughter and dancing, featuring "The March of the Toy Soldiers" and Annette Funicello singing "I Can't Do the Sum." Journey into your own backyard and look at the multitude of tiny creatures living there. Aided by rap-style narration, viewers will find a variety of bugs under rocks, in the grass, and on leaves. They'll also learn to distinguish between insects and spiders and to identify many neighborhood bugs. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -INSECTS. Bacteria (V004196 ) Video, I-C, 10, CS, NDM, 1999 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. GENERAL -- GENERAL. 4. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. With the aid of an electron microscope, we see that some bacteria have flagella. Spectacular three-dimensional computer animation recreates its structure in front of our eyes, demonstrating one of the most amazing mechanisms in the natural world. Babies And Their Parents (2nd Ed.) (V001432 ) 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Video, P-I, 10, CS, Coro, 1991 Bacteria (2nd Ed.) (V000458 ) All animals make some provision for their babies, even if it is only leaving food for them in the egg. But there is great range in the kind and duration of parental care. Moving in a sequence from amphibians to reptiles to birds and mammals, this program reveals and compares parental care of animal babies of several different species. Video, H, 19, CS, EBEC, 1989 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Animal Behavior From the surfaces of plants, to the stomachs of animals, to the volcanic vents at the bottom of the sea, bacteria are everywhere. They are among the most ancient, wide-spread, and adaptable of all life forms. This program explores the structure, reproduction and lifestyles of these sometimes harmful but often beneficial organisms. 1. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 2. SCIENCE -- CELLS. 3. SCIENCE -- PLANT BEHAVIOR. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 45 Baffling Bibliography, The (V005138 ) Balancing Work And Family (V002179 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, Media Inc., 2003 Video, H, 30, CS, School Co., 1995 After reading Track's report the Sharp Wits are ready to go have some fun but Tracks informs them that she is still not finished with her report. She needs to do a bibliography. Join the Sharp Wits as they learn how to properly list the information that goes into a bibliography and why a bibliography is important. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. Sharp Wits, The Bailey's Birthday (Celebrating Gifts of the Heart) (VK00115 ) Discusses how people can meet the demands of both family and careers. Helps employees in the following areas: managing stress, fight guilt, childbearing and child care, career planning, meeting household responsibilities, managing time effectively, dealing with emergencies and resources. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Ready For Life Video Kit, P-I, 18, CS, Marsh Media, 1994 Ballad of the Iron Horse, The (V000971 ) Seventeen days until Margot's seventh birthday - and then it will be Bailey's birthday too. It's the Great Birthday Month! And as the hopeful dalmation counts off the days, he is on his best behavior. He doesn't bark, jump on Aunt Syl, or sleep on the sofa. "Here come the presents," thinks Bailey. Bailey will soon learn that the best presents aren't always gift wrapped and that spending time with loved ones makes a special day perfect. Set in New York City, this story presents a dog's eye view of life in the big city. Video, I-A, 29, CS, LCA, 1970 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 3. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Key Concepts In Personal Development In a unique re-creation of the flamboyant era when railroads were king, the documentary stresses the parallel histories of the iron horse and the nation it transformed. Highlighted is the dramatic story of the building of the first transcontinental railroad which in 1869 linked the two coasts. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TRANSPORTATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -RECONSTRUCTION & GROWTH. Balloon Farm (V005014 ) Balance (D001017 ) Video, P-I, 90, CS, Disney, 1998 DVD, I-J, 26, CC, Streaming video (26. min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. License agreement September 2008. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use When Harvey Potter arrives in the drought-stricken town of Waterston, folks are more that a little suspicious of his intention to grow crops without water. Even when Potter's seeds mysteriously fourish into a hearty crop of balloons, his neighbors are quick to find fault with his unconventional methods. It's not until the people of Waterston find themselves deep in financial trouble that they begin to learn that the spirit of hope lies not in what we see but in what we believe. Bill Nye's the center of attention when he talks about the center of gravity and its effect on balance. The music video parody "Balance This" is performed to "Get off This" by hit group Cracker. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -SOCIAL STUDIES. 4. GENERAL -- GENERAL. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Banking Services (V003262 ) Balance (DV00274 ) Video, H, 29, CS, GPN, 1990 DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2003 DVD (D001017 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01017 ) This program covers the services of modern banks and savings institutions. It provides an introduction to checking accounts, check registers, credit card transactions and the importance of reconciling a bank statement. Bill Nye's the center of attention when he talks about the center of gravity and its effect on balance. This DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS as catalog number V2241. Grades 4 & up. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. 2. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 3. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 5. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. By The Numbers Balanced Diet (DK00028 ) Banks: A User's Guide (DV00230 ) DVD Kit, I-H, 20, cc, Visual Learning, 2007 DVD, J-A, 25, CS, Learning Seed, 2006 This program provides students with the basic knowledge and skill to achieve a balanced diet. After reviewing the basic nutrient groups, the concepts of Recommended Dietary Allowances and food labels are introduced. The USDA food pyramid is illustrated through vivid graphics, emphasizing each of the major food groups. Special attention is placed on helping students plan a diet consisting of a wide variety of foods from the major food groups based on their age, gender and activity level. Grades 5-9. DVD 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 3. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. Nutrition and You Banks are more than just "where the money is". They offer a wide array of sometimes confusing financial services. From the origins of money and banking, through the basics of checking, savings, and lending, viewers learn about the core functions of a bank, and how these fundamentals affect their daily lives. 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 46 Barbara Jordan (V005089 ) Basic Shapes (V004996 ) Video, I-H, 22, CS, Film Ideas, 2002 Video, P-J, 63, CS, Crystal, 1997 As a Texas politician, lawyer, and educator Jordan became the first African American woman from a southern state to serve in the U.S. Congress. Jordan's rise to prominence had taken her from Houston's impoverished inner city neighborhoods to the enshrined halls of Washington's U.S. Capitol Building. An inspiration to us all, Jordan's courage and fortitude enabled her to successfully manage her notable career and multiple sclerosis, a disease from which she had suffered for years. Tina Cintron "Art Lady" shows that you can draw literally anything by learning the most basic shapes. This video is the key to making drawing easy as well as fun. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Bastet (Being A Loyal Friend) (VK00099 ) Barbarossa, June-December 1941 (V000056 ) Video, H-C, 52, S, BBC, 1980 Germany, master now of all Europe, including the Balkans, turns against Russia. The early states are composed of devastating German victories as the Panzers sweep with appalling speed into Russia. But the German High Cammand delays, fatally, and the advance is held a few kilometers from Moscow when the mud and then the fierce cold takes a grip. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. World At War Barn Dance! (V001606 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1989 Viewers are invited to an old fashioned hoedown when LeVar travels to the hilltops of Tennessee in search of true bluegrass music and down home dancing. Inspired by the feature book by Bill Martin, Jr. and John Archambault, illustrated by Ted Rand and read by Roy Clark, LeVar gets a lesson in clogging, and kicks up his heels at an authentic barn dance. 1. THE ARTS -- THE ARTS. 2. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. 3. THE ARTS -- ARTISTS & TECHNIQUES. Drawing For All Video Kit, P-I, 15, CS, Marsh Media, 2001 On the narrow streets of Cairo, two homeless cats, Bastet and Sabah, share a friendship. Although their lives are not easy, Bastet and Sabah gain comfort from each other and together dream of a different life - a life with warm bowls of milk, pillows to sleep on, and collars with little gold bells. They also share a special dream - to see the golden mask of Tutankahmun located in the Egyptian Museum. When Bastet is offered the chance to go without Sabah, she must make a decision that will affect her loyalty to Sabah. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Key Concepts In Personal Development Bats (V003537 ) Video, P-A, 24, CS, Filmwest, 1997 Millions of Mexican Free-Tail Bats congregate under bridges, around buildings and in the caves of Texas. John Acorn and David Stuart visit a sink hole cave and watch as bats swirl out every night to feed on insects. Then we learn about bat, bird and dinosaur wings and meet Vlad the fruit bat. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Acorn: The Nature Nut 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. Battle For Dien Bien Phu, The (V003018 ) Reading Rainbow Video, J-A, 50, CS, Best, 1981 Basic Economic Principles (V002276 ) Video, H-A, 27, CS, Churchill, 1996 Introduces the world of economics. It begins with scarcity, the concept that underlies economic theory and all of the economic decisions made by individuals, businesses and governments. Shows economists at work, focusing on what they do, and how it impacts consumers and governments. Outlines the basic elements of different economic systems. Describes the working of the marketplace and explains the difference betwenn microeconomics and macro-economics. Indochina was the jewel of the French empire. But when Ho Chi Minh declared Vietnam's independence in 1946, a deadly eight year struggle began. Dien Bien Phu had become a valley of tears and death, a debacle that brought to an inglorious end France's Imperial Dream, and laid the foundation for another deadly war in Viet Nam that would soon begin. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Battle of Gettysburg, The (V005084 ) Video, I-H, 10, CS, New Dimension, 2006 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 2. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. Moving between the personal and epic, this reenactment realistically shows how this battle, that started accidentally, changed the course of the American Civil War. Nimoy's emotional reading of the Gettysburg Address brings closure to this tragic experience. Grades 5-12. Economics: Where Do I Fit In? 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Basic Money Management (Road To Riches) (VK00110 ) History Happened Here Video Kit, J-C, 23, CS, HRM, 2002 Video Kit, P-I, 15, CS, Marsh Media, 1997 This program teaches the basic principles of money management and financial planning in an entertaining format that teens will relate to. Fast paced and humorous, the video includes interviews with a financial planner, a bank president, and insurance agent, a CPA and other financial professionals who offer young viewers important advice on how to manage money and become fiscally responsible. Topics include saving money, compound interest, how banks work, the basics of investing and the importance of education & jobs. To keep the honeycomb strong, to make the very best honey, and to keep all the honeybees safe, bees must do things just so - according to honeybee rules. One spring day, a young bee named Beatrice decides to defy the rules and sets off on an expedition to the most beautiful garden in the world. When a change in the weather turns her outing into a near-disaster, Bea realizes that rules are for her own good. Set in the French countryside, Bea's story introduces a fascinating world inside and outside the beehive. K-4. 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Bea's Own Good (Following Rules) (VK00116 ) Key Concepts In Personal Development Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 47 Bea and Mr. Jones (V000926 ) Bear Dance (V001140 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1983 DVD (DV00349 ) Video, I-H, 13, CS, EBEC, 1988 Ever wished to be someone else? Host LeVar Burton sometimes does as he reads about a kindergartner and her father who trade places in this book. Madeline Kahn and Stephanie Mills are guest narrators. Available on VHS or DVD. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Reading Rainbow Be A Book Buddy: Take Good Care Of Your Books (V002372 ) Video, P, 11, CS, Media Inc., 1992 Teaches children in a unique and creative way to care for their books. It also emphasizes that books are their friends for life. This program captures one Indian boy's experience of the Bear Dance, an ageless cultural practice of the Ute Indians of Colorado. Produced by Ute Pass Historical Society, Cascade, Colorado. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. Bears (V002117 ) Video, P, 8, CS , Film Ideas, 1993 In the summer, a bear stays busy looking for food,so in the winter it can remain safe and warm in a cozy den. Troll brings the illustrations and characters of favorite books to life in a magical way. There's lively music, exciting narration, great sound effects, and animation that make children want to watch, listen, and read. Following the story is a "Now I Know" segment that teaches new words and reinforce the video. Pre-school and primary children. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. Charley Chapters Bears (V004286 ) Be A Book Buddy: Take Good Care of Your Books (3rd. Ed.) (V005136 ) Video, P-J, 6, CS , Coronet, 1981 Video, P, 11, CS, Media Inc., 2005 Teaches children in a very unique and creative way how to care for their books. This program not only teaches proper book care, it also emphasizes that books are their friends for life. 3rd Edition. Charley Chaptors. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. Charley Chapters Beach And Sea Animals (2nd Ed.) (V001139 ) Video, I-C, 11, CS, EBEC, 1957 This program explains the characteristics of invertebrate animals living near the beach, showing the body plan, adaptations, and interrelationships of the starfish, sea urchin, crab, and others. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Be An Inventor (V003771 ) Video, P-I, 21, CS, United, 1994 Inspire your students to be creative with this stimulating presentation that challenges young children to find unique and original solutions to problems. Viewers will learn two main characteristics of a good invention - originality and functionality - as well as three primary traits of most successful inventors. Includes a detailed teacher's guide. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. Bear Country (V004314 ) Video, I-H, 31, CS, Disney, 1957 The bear may ignore the ravages of winter because of its hibernation patterns. New cubs are born during the twilight sleep of their mother's hibernation and receive constant attention for their first two years. By their second autumn, their mother has mated again and leaves her cubs literally up a tree. Throughout Bear Country, two-year-olds find themselves sudden orphans. But their mothers' past training, along with natural instinct, guides them into the feeding, hibernation and eventual mating cycles of their secies. p 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Nature Classics First Time Science Series, The They're among the biggest and strongest of all the land animals. They don't see or hear well, but their sense of smell is very good. Bears are playful, but their strength makes them dangerous. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Zoo Animals In The Wild Bears (V004793 ) Video, P-P, 15, CS, Disney, 2003 What large lumbering, shaggy animal sleeps for months at a time and eats huge amounts of food? Bears of course! See remarkable film clips that reveal how bears live in the wild, and watch as Disney's Winnie the Pooh enchants students with his endearing misadventures. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Disney's Animal World Bears Everywhere! (V003511 ) Video, P, 31, CS, Lucerne, 1999 This lighthearted look at bears combines fun, facts and fantasy in a series of appealing vignettes. The antics of bear cubs frolicking in the wild reveals the natural curiosity of young animals about the world around them. An elementary class learns about bear habits on a field trip to the zoo. A Native American father shares a Sioux legend about bears with his young son. Set to the lively songs of Lois LaFond, the video offers a variety of visual experiences to interest children. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Beatrix Potter: Artist, Storyteller & Countrywoman (V003833 ) Video, I-A, 58, CS, Weston Woods, 1971 This is the first documentary film about the life of the remarkable author and illustrator of "The Tale Of Peterbbit." The program is full of examples of her exquisite water colours, of rare family portraits by her father and of spectacular photographs of the countryside that she loved. Narrated by Lynn Redgrave. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. LITERATURE -AUTHORS/POETS. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 48 Beat, The (V004005 ) Becoming An Accountant (V003878 ) Video, J-A, 50, CS, History Channel, 1997 Video, I-J, 8, CS , School-To-Work, 1999 On the road and in the jazz clubs, renegades like Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac challenged America's materialism and conformity. And a young man from Memphis named Elvis mesmerized restless teenagers and forever changed the face of popular music and culture with his revolutionary, hip shaking rock'n'roll. See how the Beats' search for a less materialistic, more spiritual America and the rise of rock'n'roll helped forge the youth culture that would explode in the sixties. This video is aimed at the middle school student. Provides insight to a career as an accountant. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -CONTEMPORARY STUDIES. 4. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. David Halberstam's The Fifties Beavers (V004287 ) Video, I-J, 5, CS , Coronet, 1981 Using their sharp front teeth, beavers gnaw tree trunks and branches to get to the tender bark near the tree top. With a rudder-shaped tail and webbed back paws, they swim busily about in their pond, gathering mud from the bottom to cement their sturdy twig and branch dams and lodges. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Career Video Library - Middle School Becoming An Active Citizen (VK00046 ) Video Kit, P-I, 16, CS, Sunburst, 1994 Helps students understand that an active citizen participates in the world around them. Presents two examples of children engaging in active citizenship: in one, children in two different communities help each other during two terrible natural disasters. In the other, a class creates a Energy Patrol Project that saves their school $17,000 in one year. The kit includes a MAC/WIN/DOS resource disk. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Zoo Animals In The Wild My America: Building A Democracy Becoming A Computer Analyst & Technical Support Specialist (V003882 ) Becoming An Electrician (V003880 ) Video, I-J, 13, CS, School-To-Work, 1999 This video is targeted at the middle school student. It provides insight as to what a career as an electrician is like. This video is aimed at the middle school student. It provides an understanding as to what is involved as a computer analyst and technical support specialist. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Video, I-J, 8, CS , School-To-Work, 1999 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Career Video Library - Middle School Career Video Library - Middle School Becoming A Police Officer (V003877 ) Becoming A Computer Numerical Control Programmer & Operator (V003884 ) Video, I-J, 8, CS , School-To-Work, 1999 Video, I-J, 9, CS , School-To-Work, 1999 This video is aimed at the middle school student. It provides information about becoming a CNC Programmer and Operator. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Career Video Library - Middle School This video is aimed at the middle school student. Provides an understanding as to what is required to prepare for a career in law enforcement. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Career Video Library - Middle School Becoming A Construction Worker (V003886 ) Becoming A Printer (V003879 ) Video, I-J, 9, CS , School-To-Work, 1999 Video, I-J, 9, CS , School-To-Work, 1999 This video is targeted at the middle school level. It provides information about becoming a construction worker. This video is targeted at students in middle school. It provides insight to what is involved in the printing profession. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Career Video Library - Middle School Career Video Library - Middle School Becoming A Maintenance Worker & Handy Person (V003887 ) Becoming A Registered Nurse (V003881 ) Video, I-J, 11, CS, School-To-Work, 1999 This video is aimed at the middle school student. It provides information about a career as a maintenance worker or handy person. Video, I-J, 9, CS , School-To-Work, 1999 This video is aimed at the middle school student. Provides an understanding as to what it takes to become a registered nurse. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Career Video Library - Middle School Career Video Library - Middle School Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 49 Becoming A Retail Sales Worker (V003883 ) Beginning Math Vocabulary (DV00072 ) Video, I-J, 10, CS, School-To-Work, 1999 Teacher's guide is available online. Streaming video (11 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1 Mode of access: World Wide Web This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement September 2010, 100%, 1999 DVD (D001140 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01140 ) This video is aimed at the middle school student. It provides an understanding of what a retail sales worker does. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Career Video Library - Middle School Beepers, Tweeters & Peckers (V002916 ) Video, P-I, 40, CS, Marshmallow, 1997 Precious. Adorable. Sweet as sugar. Breathtaking. These are only but a few words that can truly describe this video. The cutest Beepers, Tweeters & Peckers are all here, including woodpeckers, baby eagles, tiny ducklings and eency weency goslings. You'll poke around the nests of new born baby chicks hatched in America and then soar high the heavens above the African Continent with flocks of Pelicans. Animation and real-life examples make math vocabulary come alive. Learn many math words including equal, more than, less than, number, half, whole, most, least, pair, alike, several, many, always, never, almost, and middle. Concepts include reasoning, separating into parts, concepts of order, and number sense. Great for all kids! Excellent support for English Language Learners. Grades K-3. 1. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. itty bitty kiddy wildlife Beginning of the End, The (DV00262 ) DVD, H-A, 33, CS, Landmark Media, 2006 Bees (V003560 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 1998 From the queen bee to the work bee, this program shows exactly why bees are so busy - and why we should appreciate them. As they gather food, bees pollinate plants and allow them to grow for another season. Some types of bees create extraordinary nests of honeycomb in which they lay eggs and store honey. A riveting display by Dr. Norman Gary shows bees in their egg, larval and pupal stages - and even shows a newborn hatching! Later, Dr. Art Evans explains how to make a bee's nest with plastic straws. 1. SCIENCE -- INSECTS. Bug City Beethoven Lives Upstairs (V002704 ) Video, P-H, 52, CS, BMG, 1992 Richly staged in historic Vienna this program captures a special friendship between a great composer and a young boy. Over 25 excerpts from Beethoven's greatest works are interwoven. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. Beetles (V003561 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 1998 As the Allied armies swarm into the collapsing Third Reich, the disagreements of Roosevelt and Churchill allow Stalin to gain effective control of Eastern Europe. The British military favors a big sweep through the north of Germany to take Berlin. But Eisenhower opts instead to leave the region to the Red Army. The Americans effectively yield Poland to the USSR to gain Russian support for the ongoing war against Japan. This DVD is chaptered. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 1945 Beginning Of The Food Chain: Plankton (2nd Ed.) (V001142 ) Video, I, 12, CS, EBEC, 1987 The ecology of our oceans is dependent on microscopic life forms--called plankton--drifting in the currents just off our coasts. This program observes how plankton grow and develop. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 4. SCIENCE -- OCEANOGRAPHY. Learning About Fairness (V000715 ) Video, P, 10, CS, Coro, 1990 There are over 350,000 types of beetles identified by scientists. Revered by the ancient Egyptians as well as other cultures, beetles have a unique role on the planet as the recycling agents for decaying matter. In this program, Dr. Art demonstrates how to make a beetle habitat by setting up a colony of meal worms (the larval form of darkling beetles), allowing students to observe the complete metamorphosis of these insects. In this animated program, Martin, the mouse-child, learns that before he can become king, he must learn how to treat people fairly. Youngsters comprehend that fairness often involves considerations of equality, need, and merit. This program helps kids distinguish between needs and wants when deciding what is fair, and explores ways of changing an unfair rule to make it fair. 1. SCIENCE -- INSECTS. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Beginning Responsibility Bug City Beginner's Guide To The Constellations, A (V001141 ) Video, I-H, 12, CS, EBEC, 1987 To find your way among the stars, you need the help of the constellation Orion the Hunter. Use Orion and its stars as reference points to examine and identify the star patterns of a northern winter sky. 1. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Spacewatch Learning To Be A Good Sport (2nd Ed.) (V000896 ) Video, P, 11, CS, Coro, 1987 This animated program conveys through its whimsical animal characters the different feelings that playing games often generates. There are bad losers and bad winners who spoil the fun of the game and forget that most of the fun comes just from participating. Young viewers learn why good sportsmanship is important and how anyone can learn to be a good sport. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Beginning Responsibility Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 50 Beginning, The (Formation of Earth & Bedrock of Ohio) (V000116 ) Benjamin Franklin (V001558 ) Video, I-J, 15, CS, SOITA, 1980 High into the stormy sky, a kite with an iron point bobs in the wind. Suddenly, lightning cuts through the sky and a spark emits from the key attached to the kite string. As Ben Franklin watched the lightning gouge Philadelphia's night sky, he came up with a brilliant discovery - one that would change the world forever. This is one of series of videos that examines geographical and geological features of Ohio and how we have learned to use them. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Shaping Our State Behaving Brain, The (V003120 ) Video, H-A, 30, CS, Annenberg, 1990 Video, IA, 30, C, Living History, 1993 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Animated Hero Classics The biochemical reactions that determine our thoughts, feelings, and actions. Benjamin Franklin (V003204 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PSYCHOLOGY. Video, I-J, 15, CS, EBEC, 1980 Discovering Psychology As an old man, Benjamin Franklin tells in retrospect his own fascinating history to a young printer's apprentice: his career as a printer's apprentice, author, inventor, his Ambassadorship to France, and his involvement in the creation of the Declaration Of Independence and participation in the Constitutional Convention of 1787. Being Friends (V001837 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1992 Rhonda, Missie, and Fiona learn about the complex nature of friendship. When Missie is not invited to the "in" party, the three girls are forced to deal with the differences in their relationships with each other. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. You Can Choose! Being Responsible (V001830 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1992 Rhonda Bird faces a tough choice between a good time and being responsible to her friends. When a chance to go to Disneyland conflicts with her commitment to work on a school group project, Rhonda makes the responsible choice, winning the respect of her friends and making her feel very good about herself. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. You Can Choose! 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. Benjamin Franklin (V004379 ) Video, P-J, 23, CS, Schlessinger Med, 2001 Explores the life and contributions of America's first great inventor. Students will see that Franklin was a practical man who felt a great obligation to make the world a better place, inventing many useful things that helped improve people's everyday lives, including the lightning rod, the "Franklin stove" and bifocal lenses. Driven by his patriotism and supported by his skills as a diplomat, Ben Franklin also helped create what might be the greatest of all his inventions-the United States of America! 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RECONSTRUCTION & GROWTH. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -COLONIAL PERIOD. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Inventors Of The World Belize (DV00093 ) DVD, I-J, 22, CS, Film Ideas, 2005 Filmed on location in Belize, this program provides easy to follow, chaptered segments on culture, history, geography, climate and contemporary life of the people and cities of this fascinating country in Central America. Intermediate grades through Jr. High & General. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOUTH AMERICA. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -WORLD HISTORY. Central America Ben And Me (V002011 ) Video, I-J, 21, CS, Disney, 1960 Animated story about the exploits of Amos, the impertinent mouse, who supposedly became Ben Franklin's chief assistant, and helped guide both Franklin and Thomas Jefferson during the American Revolution. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Benny and the 'Roids: Steroids (V000705 ) Video, J-H, 25, CS, Disney, 1988 Benny worked hard to be a starting player on his high school football team. But when practice begins, Benny discovers that he still cannot handle his bigger, stronger teammates. Benny begins to use anabolic steroids to increase his muscle mass. His attempt to improve his game backfires, and Benny learns that hard work and good health are ways of a real winner. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- SPORTS & RECREATION. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. Be Proud! Be Brave! Be Kind! (DV00216 ) DVD, P-I, 30, CS, Weston Woods, 2005 This DVD includes these stories to build character: "Amazing Grace" by Mary Hoffman (8 minutes); "Brave Irene" by William Steig (13 minutes); and "Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge" by Mem Fox. Also features: OnScreen Learning Guides and Optional English Subtitles. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 51 Berenstain Bears and THE TRUTH, The (V002890 ) Best Friends (V001605 ) Video, P, 30, CS, Random House, 1988 Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1987 DVD (DV00359 ) Brother and Sister Bear learn that breaking Mama Bear's trust in them is worse than breaking her favorite lamp. This video also contains "The Berenstain Bears Save the Bees." It looks like the bees of Bear Country are doomed, until Brother and Sister Bear come to the rescue with the help of a friendly neighborhood skunk. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. In this book by Steven Kellogg, two best friends learn how to share a newborn puppy, and LeVar learns this too, when he meets eight golden retriever puppies. There's a saying that "a dog can be your best friend," and it is important to take care of that friend. But, some pets take care of people, like seeing-eye dogs are trained to act as eyes for the blind -- people who really do depend on their best-friend dogs. Available on VHS or DVD. Berenstain Bears Christmas Tree, The (V001926 ) 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. Video, P, 30, CS, Kids Klassics, 1989 Reading Rainbow Despite Mama Bear's warning of bad weather, Papa Bear decides that this year he will find his perfect Christmas tree. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Berenstain Bears Get In A Fight, The (V002889 ) Video, P, 30, CS, Random House, 1988 Brother and Sister Bear turn a minor disagreement into a major war, and it is up to Mama Bear to call a truce. Also included on this tape is "The Berenstain Bears and the Bigpaw Problem." Brother and Sister Bear are upset when their friend Bigpaw is arrested for being too big & clumsy. But when Bigpaw saves Bear Country from the effects of an earthquake, he is declared a national treasure. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Berloiz The Bear (V001615 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1992 This book by Jan Brett is the amusing tale of the mishaps encountered by a band of bears who take their show on the road. The rhythm of New York City sends LeVar off on his own musical journey. Along the way, he meets musicians who call the streets their stage. Viewers also go behind the scenes at The Boys Choir of Harlem. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. Reading Rainbow Bermuda Triangle - Secrets Revealed (V005068 ) Video, I-A, 46, CS, Questar, 1997 The legend of the Bermuda Triangle is one of the great unsolved mysteries of all time. This vast body of water that lies between Bermuda, Puerto Rico, and the coast of Florida has stirred the imagination of man for many centuries. More than a thousand people and hundreds of ships and airplanes have vanished here - swallowed by the sea without a trace! What happened? The theories run the gamut. But when all is said and done, the fact is - no one really knows. Filmed on location. Hosted by Richard Crenna. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 4. GENERAL -GENERAL. Best Sing-Along Mother Goose Video Ever! (Richard Scarry) (V002504 ) Video, P, 30, C , Random House, 1994 Join Huckle Cat on his adventure through Mother Gooseland. Huckle is looking fro his old friend Lowly Worm, and along the way he meets lots of new friends, like Old Mother Hubbard, Little Miss Muffet, Wee Willie Winkie, and even Mother Goose herself! Children will love singing along with these classic nursery rhymes and more. Animated. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. Betsy Ross Makes A Flag (V004194 ) Video, P-J, 10, CS, NDM, 2000 Betsy Ross, a patriot of the American Revolution, made many sacrifices: two of her husbands died in the war, she made pouches for soldiers to carry gunpowder, and she even had to tolerate British occupation of her house. But she is most remembered for sewing the first American flag. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Beyond F.A.T. City - A Look Back, A Look Ahead (V004928 ) Video, T/A, 90, CS, PBS, 2005 This program offers practical strategies as well as inspirational messages for those who teach children with learning disabilities who constantly struggle with Frustration, Anxiety and Tension (F.A.T.). Building upon the international success of "How Difficult Can This Be? The F.A.T. City Workshop," this program is designed to give teachers and parents the opportunity to become involved in candid and thought-provoking discussions on how to play an effective role in the life of a learning disabled child. 1. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. 2. SPECIAL -SPECIAL. Beyond The Mechanical Universe (V003160 ) Best ABC Video Ever! (Richard Scarry) (V002505 ) Video, J-C, 30, CS, Annenberg, 1985 Video, P, 30, C , Random House, 1989 The world of electricity and magnetism and the 20th century discoveries of relativity and quantum mechanics. Join Huckle Cat, Lowly Worm, and all their friends for Alphabet Day at the Busytown School! Huckle and his classmates present the alphabet in the context of 26 stories emphasizing familiar words beginning with each letter. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. Mechanical Universe...And Beyond - Part II Best Christmas Pageant Ever, The (V002502 ) Beyond The Stars: A Space Story (V000972 ) Video, P-I, 60, CS, Regency, 1986 DVD (DV00142 ) Video, P-I, 12, CS, LCA, 1981 BEWARE THE HERDMANS! They're the nastiest, dirtiest kids you could ever meet...and they've decided they belong in this year's pageant. But the town thinks they belong in the care of the local police. When the curtain finally goes up, a miracle begins - and it all turns into...The Best Christmas Pageant Ever! Available on VHS or DVD formats. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). A small boy, Sam, looks out of his bedroom window at the stars and asks, "Do people live on them?" To answer his question, this program takes viewers on a journey into space, through our solar system and beyond. "May well be used as an overview to our solar system, our galaxy, and the universe." 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -SPACE SCIENCE. Simply Scientific Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 52 Bicycle Man, The (V001512 ) Bike Safety With Bill Nye The Science Guy (V004320 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1990 Video, I, 17, CS, Disney, 1996 The Bicycle Man, by Allen Say, inspires LeVar to explore the world of wheels and see how they keep us all rolling along. LeVar meets a freestyle bicyclist who shows him some of the fancy tricks of the trade, and takes a spin on several wheels himself, including: a skateboard, a scooter, and rollerblades. Viewers also get a glimpse of some human- powered vechiles that are one of a kind. Take a ride with Bill Nye The Science Guy, and learn about bicycle safety. But before you start your wheels in motion, remember to put on your helmet and do the "pre-ride check." From hand signals and rules of the road, to valuable tips from professional cyclists, this is a fun way to learn about a serious subject. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- SPORTS & RECREATION. Reading Rainbow Big Bend National Park (V003972 ) Video, I-A, 25, CS, ECI, 1996 The Rio Grande provides a spectacular backdrop of the desert and rugged mountains. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 4. SCIENCE -EARTH SCIENCE. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 6. GENERAL -- GENERAL. Great Park Adventures Big Decisions (DV00401 ) DVD, I-H, 30, cc, Discovery, 2004 Every day, teenagers are faced with millions of choices regarding their health, relationships, and life goals. This program focuses on the decisions kids make every day and highlights methods geared toward making the best ones possible. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 3. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. Big Herb & His Verbs (V004750 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, Rainbow, 2004 In Abrupt, Montanna, the notorious Abrupt winds blow down from nearby mountains and freeze the citizens of the small, but colorful Western town. Big Herb and his daughter Little Vera have a plan; they will stay inside where it's warm and make signs to hang onto the people telling them what they were doing when they were frozen. Viewers will find that verbs tell what someone or something does, what someone or something has, or what someone or something is. Stop points allow teachers to use black line handouts and materials. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -WRITING SKILLS. Big Lie, The (V001574 ) Video, P-I, 25, CS, FOTF, 1990 Having just moved to a new school, Nick is eager to make a big impression. But a small lie escalates until irreversible damage is done, emphasizing the value of honesty. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. McGee And Me! Big Mouth Goes To The Dentist (2nd Ed.) (V001111 ) Video, P-I, 12, CS, Coro, 1982 Children become familiar with the sights and sounds of the dentist's office when "Big Mouth" is encouraged to visit his playmate's friend - Dr. Jules. Designed to gain the cooperation of children, the film covers the dental exam, cleaning, fluoride treatment, X-rays, brushing habits, and regular visits, and provides a positive role model for children. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DENTAL HEALTH. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SPORTS & RECREATION. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. Invertebrates (V003039 ) Video, IJ, 26, C, Disney, 1998 You may not believe it, but these "spineless wonders" far outnumber those of us animals with backbones. Bill Nye shares invertebrates' unique characteristics and explains why we are dependent on them. The show includes the music video "Crawlaway," a parody of Janet Jackson's hit "Runaway," performed by Spineless Joe Jackson. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- INSECTS. Bill Nye The Science Guy Flight (V002243 ) Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 With the help of his team of young scientists, and some common household items, Bill Nye demonstrates how airplanes, birds and helicopters create differences in air pressure to develop lift for flying. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 3. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. Bill Nye The Science Guy Motion (V003397 ) Video, IJ, 52, C, Disney, 1999 Bill Nye gets things rolling and then puts on the brakes to demonstrate how things cannot move or stop moving themselves. Everything needs a push or pull - a force- to make them move or stop. Forces are required for movement because all objects have inertia. Sometimes an object might seem to be at rest, even when it is in motion. Confused? It's all relative. Relative motion, that is. That's motion in motion. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. Bill Nye The Science Guy Structure (V002241 ) Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 From the "Bungee Zone" in British Columbia to New York Harbor's Verrazano Narrows Bridge (one of the longest suspension bridges in the world), our daredevil host, Bill Nye, goes to any length to prove the structural principals of tension and compression. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. Bill Nye The Science Guy Garbage (V002234 ) Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 By digging up the dirt on garbage in ever-expanding landfills from New York to Florida, Bill Nye exposes the vast amounts of nonbiodegradable waste humans create. A parody of Aretha Franklin's popular single "RESPECT" entitled "RECYCLE," encourages everyone to reduce, reuse and recycle waste. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. Bill Nye The Science Guy Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 53 Respiration (V002238 ) Reptiles (V002235 ) Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 In this breathtaking episode, Bill Nye the Science Guy gets aerobic about the importance of respiration when he jogs, bikes, swims and SCUBA dives. Discover how to measure how much air each breathe contains and make a model lung in a nifty home experiment. See a demonstration of how cigarette smoke can infiltrate and injure lungs. Real scientist, Jane Robinson, stresses the importance of exercise for the body and lungs. Join Bill Nye for adventure, thrills and scaly encounters that would make Indiana Jones squeamish when he explores reptiles. Witness reptilian Epicurean delights when a snake eats a mouse and ponder the possible link between dinosaurs, reptiles and birds. The music video parody is "Cold Blooded" a lounge lizard's answer to "Hot Blooded" by Foreigner. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PHYSICAL EDUCATION. 3. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- SPORTS & RECREATION. 4. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. 5. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Bill Nye The Science Guy Bill Nye The Science Guy Communication (V002237 ) Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 Listen up as Bill Nye the Science Guy shows how it's EZ to C the difference between human and animal communication. It's the signs and symbols that people use to pass information that sets them apart. Guest star, Mario Lopez ("Saved By The Bell"), talks with Bill about using visual prompts to send information to others. See how the expressiveness of American Sign Language enables people with hearing impairments to communicate. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. Bill Nye The Science Guy Phases of Matter (V002246 ) Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Rocks and Soil (V002230 ) Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 Don't take it for "granite" when Bill Nye unearths the solid facts on volcanoes, landslides, tectonic plates, rivers, weather and their varied effects on the creation of rocks and soil. Check out how to unearth fossils in sedimentary rocks and soil and discover why there's a piece of quartz in watches. 1. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Bill Nye The Science Guy Climates (V002251 ) Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 Neither snow, nor sleet, nor rain, nor dark of night shall keep Postman Bill from delivering science to his appointed viewers. He also delivers hot sand from Saudi Arabia and bananas from humid Costa Rica, all to explain how different climates are created and how they effect our planet. Using a flashlight and a basketball, a young scientist shows why the Earth is warmer at the equator, then conducts a home experiment to show how to make it rain inside a jar! 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/ METEOROLGY. In this episode, Bill Nye takes viewers on a tour of a steel mill to help demonstrate that matter exists in three phases- solids, liquids and gases. Bill Nye The Science Guy 1. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Light Optics (V002247 ) Bill Nye The Science Guy Evolution (V003746 ) Video, IJ, 46, C, Disney, 2000 Bill Nye compares primordial to present when he dabbles with Darwin and looks at his genes in this evolutionary program. Explore the surprising similarities shared by all living things and ponder the possibility that birds evolved from dinosaurs. Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 You won't believe your eyes when Bill Nye the Science Guy reflects, refracts, bends, bounces, absorbs and pulls light waves to show how things can be seen in different ways. Using lenses, mirrors and water, Bill's optical illusions are sights to behold. Guest stars Penn and Teller prove there's more to light optics than magic. 1. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 2. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. Bill Nye The Science Guy Bill Nye The Science Guy Heart (V002594 ) Volcanoes (V002593 ) Video, I, 26, C , Disney, 1997 Video, I, 26, C , Disney, 1997 Bill travels from Washington's Mount St. Helens to the islands of Hawaii to take a look at the hot-hot-hot world of volcanoes: what they are, how they're formed, and the different types that exist. The show sizzles musically with a parody of TLC's "Waterfalls," entitled "Lava Flows" by Tender Lava-in Care. As the song goes, "Ya Gotta Have Heart" - and heartthrob Bill Nye will tell us why! He'll check out this important muscular pump's function in the body, by pulling nine "Gs" with the United States Navy's Blue Angels and chatting with Seatle Mariner Edgar Martinez. The music video is an original composition, "Wonder Pump" by Aorta. 1. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Bill Nye The Science Guy Bill Nye The Science Guy Blood And Circulation (V002253 ) Life Cycles (V003396 ) Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 Video, IJ, 52, C, Disney, 1999 Bill Nye becomes a real heart-throb when he talks about the not so wimpy organ, the heart. Valves, blood cells and the circulatory system work together to pump it up...the heart that is. Wow! Did you know all living things grow, reproduce and die in cycles? Bill Nye explains "Life Cycles" and shows us why many different living things have similar life cycles. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Bill Nye The Science Guy Bill Nye The Science Guy Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 54 Marine Mammals (V002331 ) Simple Machines (V002245 ) Video, I, 30, C , Disney, 1996 Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 Marine mammals may look like big fish, but Bill Nye explains how they're more like humans. Listen closely to hear mammals communicate underwater and find out how our "relatives at sea" have found ways to live in oceans all around the world. The music video is "Marine Mammals." While tooling around with handy simple machines Bill Nye careens around a roller coaster, furiously pedals his bike on the "Tour du Science" and parodies Jackson 5's "A-B-C 1-2-3" with "ABC's of Machinery" to show that simple machines are everywhere doing complicated things. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -OCEANOGRAPHY. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 1. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. 2. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. Bill Nye The Science Guy Bill Nye The Science Guy Energy (V002240 ) Storms (V003398 ) Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 Video, IJ, 52, C, Disney, 1999 It's easy to see why some people hate storms. They're big, loud, and often accompanied by rain. But as any meteorologist will tell you, we need storms to keep the Earth green and watery. Storms happen with huge masses of air collide. Disaster or not, storms benefit us. The tropical regions of the earth would be too hot to inhabit - and the sub-polar regions too cold - if we didn't have hurricanes and typhoons to distribute the Earth's heat so efficiently. Bill Nye. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/ METEOROLGY. Bill Nye The Science Guy Ocean Life (V002239 ) Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 The Science Guy knows everyone who's anyone on the ocean's food chain, from the tiny, meek species at the bottom, all the way to the large, nasty species at the top. Bill goes underwater to talk about ocean ecosystems and the importance of small organisms such as coral, plankton and kelp. Amazingly, huge whales get enough of these little critters to subsist by straining thousands of tons of sea water through their mouths. Marine biologist Karen Montano takes a troop of kids to explore tide pools. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 4. SCIENCE -OCEANOGRAPHY. 5. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. This spirited episode is sure to rev things up when it covers water, muscles, heat, light, sound and other types of energy that make things go, run or happen. See how to conduct home experiments that will transform potential energy into kinetic energy and use falling water to make energy. 1. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Bill Nye The Science Guy Animal Locomotion (V002595 ) Video, I, 26, C , Disney, 1997 Hoof around the country with the Science Guy as he takes a look at animal locomotion. Check out a millipede who walks by coordinating the movement of its 200 feet (!), and other creatures who move around without a leg to stand on! Music video "Locomote" is based on Warner G's "Regulate." 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Bill Nye The Science Guy Germs (V002236 ) Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 Bill's knowledge on the subject of germs is positively contagious! Using foam models, the Science Guy illustrates the various types of germs and how they function. The re-occurring character, "Mama Crust" motivates kids to brush their teeth, wash their hands and cut way back on picking their noses. With some help from kids in the lab, Bill shows how germs spread. CAUTION: Bill makes mention of HIV and unprotected sex. Genes (V003045 ) 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DENTAL HEALTH. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. 4. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Bill Nye The Science Guy Video, IJ, 26, C, Disney, 1998 Computers (V002596 ) Did you know that humans have about 80,000 genes? And that they determine everything from hair and eye color to whether or not you can roll your tongue? It's all in the genes you inherited from your mother and father (23 pairs to be exact). Join Bill Nye as he explores the chromosomal world of DNA, and visits a veterinarian from Seatle's Woodland Park Zoo who helps to save endangered animals using gene technology. Video, I, 26, C , Disney, 1997 Bill Nye The Science Guy 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Bill Nye The Science Guy Erosion (V003395 ) Video, IJ, 52, C, Disney, 1999 The Earth is a happening place! There's literally never a dull moment. Dirt, sand, and rock from the Earth's surface gets blown, sliced, torn, swallowed and otherwise distributed all over the world - all day, all the time. The planet looks a lot different that it did when it formed four and a half billion years ago. The force of erosion, the slow wearing away of the land, has never ceased. Erosion can make slow, almost invisible modifications, or sudden, drastic alterations of the landscape. Bill Nye. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Bill Nye The Science Guy With the help of special guest Vice President Al Gore, Bill traces the evolution of these amazing machines, from early models that took up entire rooms to the personal laptop that fits in your briefcase. Some people view them as complicated toys, but in reality computers are tools with a simple function: to convert information from one form to another. The music video is a parody of La Bouche's "Be My Lover," called "No Computers." 1. COMPUTER EDUCATION -- COMPUTER EDUCATION. 2. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. Bill Nye The Science Guy Caves (V003745 ) Video, IJ, 46, C, Disney, 2000 Join Bill Nye as he explores the fascinating, spooky, bizarre world of caves! You never know what kind of living things you'll run into in a cave. Surviving in complete darkness requires an array of natural adaptations. Caves have their own unique forms of life - it's a whole different world where the sun don't shine. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 4. SCIENCE -LIFE SCIENCE. Bill Nye The Science Guy Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 55 Static Electricity (V002248 ) Populations (V002332 ) Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 Video, I, 30, C , Disney, 1996 Why do socks stick together when taken from the dryer? Learn the shocking truth with Bill Nye in this episode on static electricity. Bill bumps into "Northern Exposure's" Elaine Miles at the laundromat where the experiments with electron buildup and gets zapped by sock static. A peep of chickens, a pride of lions, a gaggle of geese, and a crowd of people. What do they all have in common? They're all populations! Bill Nye explores how these living groups compete for food, homes and space. The music video is a parody of Stone Temple Pilot's "Big Empty." 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. 3. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Bill Nye The Science Guy 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Bill Nye The Science Guy Birds (V002330 ) Video, I, 30, C , Disney, 1996 Forests (V002231 ) Fly the coop with Bill Nye as he explores his fascination with birds. Bill shows us how these feathery friends stay airborne, where they live and what they eat. Music video "All Birds Wanna Do" is based on Sheryl Crow's hit song "All I Wanna Do." Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. Bill Nye The Science Guy Patterns (V003744 ) Video, IJH, 46, C , Disney, 2000 Every time you look at something, hear something, touch something, smell something, or taste something, your brain collects a little information about the world around you. People deal with that information by finding patterns. To define and describe the patterns we see in nature, humans invented a special language - math. With computers, finding, creating, and studying patterns with math has become faster and easier than ever - opening up whole worlds to explore. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. 3. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. Bill Nye The Science Guy Gravity (V002242 ) Follow Bill Nye out on a limb when he goes swinging through the trees in Washington, Florida, Texas and California to bring viewers close to the tallest and possibly oldest living things in the world. Examine a real forest fire to see what it does to help a forest's ecosystem. Forest ecologist, Nalini Nadkarni, climbs to the forest canopy to study what's going on up there. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. Bill Nye The Science Guy Archaeology (V002592 ) Video, I, 26, C , Disney, 1997 Bill digs into the fascinating science of archaeology, the study of those who lived before us. Plus, "Home Improvement's" Richard Karn drops by to check out some ancient "Tool Time"-style artifacts and the music video is "We're Digging," a parody of Bob Marley's "We're Jammin'." 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Bill Nye The Science Guy Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 Buoyancy (V002244 ) Have you ever wondered what holds the ocean on the Earth? Or what makes the Earth round? Or perhaps what holds humans to the ground? Host Bill Nye provides the explanation for these and other questions about the earth's gravity in this episode. Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. Bill Nye The Science Guy Outer Space (V002250 ) Bill Nye takes to the sky in a hot air balloon, and goes SCUBA diving in the Seatle Aquarium to explain why objects like boats, helium and balloons are buoyant. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 3. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. Bill Nye The Science Guy Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 Time (V003394 ) This episode is out-of-this-world as Bill Nye talks about Outer Space - planets, stars, galaxies and the universe. Bill visits the Mt. Wilson Observatory in California to help illustrate how long it takes light to travel through the galaxy. Video, IJ, 52, C, Disney, 1999 1. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. Bill Nye shows how humans measure time with the help of "Beverly Hills 90210" heartthrob Ian Ziering and comedian Ellen Cleghorne. When he's not demonstrating how to make a water clock, Bill is explaining Einstein's Theory of Relativity. Bill Nye The Science Guy 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. MATHEMATICS -MATHEMATICS. 3. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. Smell (V003748 ) Bill Nye The Science Guy Video, IJ, 46, C, Disney, 2000 Your sniffer's always at work, but you don't always realize it. The human sense of smell helps us interpret our environment and react to the things around us by letting us know when new smells are close-by. Other animals, like dogs, use their sense of smell even more than we humans do. Noses receive a smell, then the olfactory part of the brain decodes the many messages it gets, and lets you know that, your feet are truly smelly. Bill Nye. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Bill Nye The Science Guy Do-It-Yourself Science (V003044 ) Video, IJ, 26, C, Disney, 1998 Who knows better than Bill Nye the Science Guy that you can demonstrate big scientific ideas with small experiments. Get a lesson in "Do-It-Yourself Science" from Bill himself and learn how you, too, can conduct scientfic experiments. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. Bill Nye The Science Guy Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 56 Architecture (V003747 ) Planets, The (V002233 ) Video, IJ, 46, C, Disney, 2000 Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 Bill Nye uses the "Dollhouse of Science" to demonstrate how architects design buildings. Then, he travels to Japan to learn how pagodas are built to withstand earthquakes. "Way Cool Scientist" John Paul Jones has a very cool job designing zoo enclosures for elephants. Prepare for an out-of-this-world experience as Bill Nye gets up close and personal with each of the solar system's planets and moons. Bill goes planet gazing and takes a serious look at Jupiter's features, Earth's elliptical orbit and distances between planets. Cool home demo shows how to make Mars soil. Track asteroids and astronomer, Ellen Howell. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 3. INDUSTRIAL ARTS -INDUSTRIAL ARTS. 1. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Bill Nye The Science Guy Bill Nye The Science Guy Oceanography (V002232 ) Cells (V002252 ) Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 Mad scientist Bill Nye CELLebrates the basic unit that makes up all living organisms - the cell. This exCELLent episode zooms in on DNA and creatures like amoebas and paramecium and includes a parody of Jimi Hendrix's "Purple Haze." Surfs Up! Get the current information as Bill Nye explains why oceans are salty and explores the ocean currents. Catch a wave with the Science Guy's parody of the Beach Boy's groovy hit "California Girls." 1. SCIENCE -- OCEANOGRAPHY. Bill Nye The Science Guy 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- CELLS. Wind (V002249 ) Bill Nye The Science Guy There's a lot more blowing around than hot air when Bill Nye the Science Guy goes parachuting and sailing to show the relationship between the Sun, Earth, wind and weather. Bill visits a wind farm and checks out "way cool" windsurfers to show some of the ways to harness the power of the wind. The "Today Show's" Willard Scott, explains the importance of wind on weather and his job. Light & Color (V002254 ) Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 Bill Nye goes somewhere over the rainbow for an enlightening episode as he reflects upon light and color. The episode brings out Bill's colorful nature as he disco dances to "Staying Alive" and lights a'blazing. The "check it out" segment shows how neon art and lasers are made. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 3. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. Video, I, 25, C , Disney, 1994 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -WEATHER/METEOROLGY. 3. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. 4. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Bill Nye The Science Guy Bill Nye The Science Guy Rivers & Streams (V002328 ) Ocean Exploration (V003046 ) Video, I, 30, C , Disney, 1996 Video, IJ, 26, C, Disney, 1998 Get wet with Bill Nye the Science Guy as he follows the flow of rivers and streams. Bill tracks the origins of these bodies of water and shows us what impact they have on our lives. The music video, "Take Me To The River," is kinda soulful and very quirky! Exploring the ocean helps us better understand the Earth and who better to demonstrate than Bill Nye the Science Guy! Get a glimpse of some of the special tools required for ocean exploration and find out why "ocean investigation" is so crucial to live on land. 1. SCIENCE -- OCEANOGRAPHY. Bill Nye The Science Guy 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -OCEANOGRAPHY. Bill Nye The Science Guy Flowers (V003040 ) Bill of Rights: An Overview, Search and Seizure (V005015 ) Video, IJ, 26, C, Disney, 1998 Video, I-H, 18, CS, Benchmark, 1997 Bill Nye the Science Guy, with the help of guest Drew Barrymore, shows that flowers are more than just pretty faces; they make seeds, play a key role in pollination and help plants to reproduce. The show features a Nye original music video, "Flower." The Bill of Rights was originally drawn to protect U.S. citizens from abuses by the federal government. Interpretation of the Bill of Rights search and seizure provisions is argued in a Florida sheriff's right to inspect bus passengers' belongings for drugs. Grades 5-12. 1. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. Bill Nye The Science Guy Earthquakes (V002329 ) Video, I, 30, C , Disney, 1996 Bill of Rights: Coerced Confession, Free Expression (V005017 ) Thousands of earthquakes happen each year and Bill Nye is trembling in his boots when he explains what causes them! Find out what makes big pieces of the Earth's crust (the plates) move, and what you should have on hand in case of a quake. Bill also visits with scientists who study and measure earthquakes. Music video "Earthquakes" is a parody of KC & The Sunshine Band's "Shake Your Booty." Video, I-H, 15, CS, Benchmark, 1997 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. Bill Nye The Science Guy The fifth and sixth amendments concerning coerced confession are examined in two landmark Supreme Court cases, that of Ernesto Miranda and Clarence Gideon. Past judicial rulings on what constitutes free expression are reviewed, and an ongoing case is heard over censorship of artistic expression on the grounds of obscenity. Grades 5-12. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 57 Bill of Rights: Equal Protection, Future Interpretations (V005019 ) Biodiversity (DV00275 ) Video, I-H, 16, CS, Benchmark, 1997 Bill Nye literally sets up office in an ocean, a forest, and field to commune with nature and show what happens when one link falls out of nature's chain. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS cassette. Grades 4 & Up. The 14th Amendment extended protection to all citizens from their state governments as well as from the federal government. The interpretation of equal protection looks at rulings on: affirmative action, the Dredd Scott decision on a slave's right to citizenship, Brown v. Board of Education on school desegregration, and female enrollment in the hitherto all-male Virginia Military Institute. Interpretations of the Bill of Rights have changed in the past and will again in the future. Grades 5-12. DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2005 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Bill of Rights: Freedom of the Press, Cruel Punishment (V005018 ) DVD, P-A, 23, FILM I, 2008 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01375 ) Biofuels (D001375 ) Bill Of Rights: Its Origins And A User's Guide In Five Easy Parts (V000976 ) What do animal dung in Israel and leftover cooking oils in North America have in common? Both are being used as bio fuels for powering industrial equipment and motor vehicles. Combine this with efforts to process coconut oil from Uganda and soy from Argentina and you have the hopeful beginnings for fossil fuel independence. Resources Web Site - Learning About Renewable Energy Web Site - Ethanol Fuel Web Site - Alternative Fuels <p>Biofuels (Full Program 22:39, 708 MB) Chapter 1 Le Mans Biofuel Car 3:00, 94 MB; Chapter 2 Biofuels-Coconuts 3:56, Chapter 3 Formula Green-Petro & Oil Usage 5:04, 158 MB; Chapter 4 Green Boats 2:56, 92 MB; Chapter 5 Argentina Soy Fuel 2:15, 71 MB; Chapter 6 Dung Power 2:36, 82 MB; Chapter 7 Bio-diesel Truck 2:17, 71 MB; Chapter 8 Credits :34, 18 MB Added Info Streaming video - Windows Media Video. MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. Video, J-C, 19, CS, LCA, 1990 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. This dramatic presentation makes clear the historical and political significance of the original 10 amendments to the Constitution know as the Bill of Rights. This program presents the various objections voiced about the Constitution, shows how skillful maneuvering and adroit manipulation in the form of the Bill of Rights enabled the ratification of the Constitution, and stresses its historical impact after it became part of the Constitution. Green Matters: What in the World is Going On? Video, I-H, 18, CS, Benchmark, 1997 An historic overview of Supreme Court rulings on freedom of the press begins with the 1735 case of Peter Zenger that determines that the truth cannot be seditious libel, and ends with issue of access by the press to battlefield coverage in various US wars. The interpretation of "cruel and unusual punishment" is argued in a severe mandatory drug sentence. Grades 5-12. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Bio Fuels (DV00465 ) DVD, I-H, 23, cc, Film Ideas, 2007 What do animal dung in Isael and leftover cooking oils in North America have in common? Both are being used as bio fuels for powering industrial equipment and motor vehicles. Combine this with efforts to process coconut oil from Uganda and soy from Argentina and you have the hopeful beginnings for fossil fuel independence. American Documents 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Bill of Rights: Right to Privacy, Freedom of Religion (V005016 ) Green Matters: What in the World is Going On? Video, I-H, 16, CS, Benchmark, 1997 The evolving interpretations of the right to privacy led the Roe v. Wade decision on abortion, and in the case of a mental health worker who contends that mandatory AIDS testing is unconstitutional. Supreme Court decisions on school prayer and on a Native American's use of peyote in religious ceremonies involve the freedom of religion. Grades 5-12. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. Binge Drinking Blowout: The Extreme Dangers Of Alcohol Abuse (V003752 ) Video, H-A, 27, CS, Aims, 1998 For many teens and young adults, having fun with their peers means drinking alcohol, often to excess. Binge drinking - consuming large quantities of alcohol in a very short time - is just part of the fun as these young people encourage each other to participate in drinking games, such as "funneling" or "emptying the keg". These games result in drunkeness that will, at the very least, produce serious hangovers. But the even greater danger exists that the consequences will be much worse - alcholol poisoning and death. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. Biograhies, Autobiographies & Collective Biographies (V005131 ) Video, P-I, 12, CS, Media Inc., 2006 With great gusto the Sharp Wits tackle the differences between a biography, autobiography and collective biography. They realize how important it is to do a thorough investigation into the life of the person about whom they are writing. They also discover that they should be objective in their writing. To write a well-balanced story, they need to include both the positive and the negative. The challenge is to write it in an interesting way. Grades 2-5. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. Sharp Wits, The Biological Evolution (V004774 ) Video, H, 20, CS, United Learning, 2002 Charles Darwin published "The Origin of the Species" in which he postulated that all plants and animals originated with a single cell and over time have evolved into the complex number of species that we know today. This theory has become the organizational principle that biologists use to explain the life sciences. 1. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANT BEHAVIOR. 3. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 58 Biomes: Our Earth's Major Life Zones (VK00067 ) Birds (Rev.) (V003607 ) Video Kit, I-J, 20, CS, AGC/United, 1998 Video, I-H, 15, CS, Coro, 1985 This program defines and describes the distinctive communities of life that inhabit the unique regions of the earth, such as deciduous forests, tundra, taiga, tropical rain forests, deserts, grassland, and fresh and salt water environments. Footage from around the world, original music, and interactive activities make this program an informative life science program. A biome is most often identified as a geographical area filled with a major community of plants and animals. From a songbird's musical notes to a seagull's raucous cry, this film explores the amazing variety of birds and how they adapt to diverse environments in the air, on land and in the water. Viewers also see the important connections between the energy required for flight, high body temperature and feeding habits. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Vertebrate Biomes: Introduction (V000824 ) Video, P-I, 10, CS, United Learning, 2001 Video, J-H, 13, CS, Coro, 1989 Your students will meet some of the most interesting, and colorful, animals as naturalist Paul Fuqua travels around the world to answer the question, "What makes a bird a bird?" Supported by film footage from around the world, a biome is defined as a community of living things that occupies a large geographical area--a stable community whose composition of plants and animals is primarily influenced by their success in adapting to a particular climate. Comparing the physical and environmental characteristics of the six major biomes, this program shows how each is governed by two factors; light and water. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Biomes Bird's Nest, The (V000993 ) Video, I-J, 12, CS, MTI, 1985 With remarkable close-up photography, this program captures the egglaying and nesting habits of birds. 1. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Birds: What Are They? (V004466 ) 1. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. Birth Of The Republic (V004028 ) Video, J-A, 50, CS, History Channel, 1994 The British General Cornwallis isolated himself on the Yorktown Peninsula in Virginia, while French forces on land and sea tightened the noose around his remaining troops. On October 19, 1781, he surrendered to Washington, and the Revolutionary War ended. But the struggle to form a new nation had just begun. This video looks at what came after the war - The Treaty of Paris, which secured American independence, and the Constitutional Convention. 1. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. Many Worlds Of Nature 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Bird's Year, The (V000992 ) Bismarck: Germany From Blood And Iron (V000080 ) Video, I-J, 12, CS, MTI, 1985 Video, J-H, 30, CS, LCA, 1976 A fascinating look at the noticeable differences among even the most common species of birds in the way they conduct their lives through the course of the year. Powerfully acted, with rich production values and authentic settings, this program focuses on the dynamic Otto van Bismarck - by turns Machiavellian, affectionate, ruthless, bullying, cajoling - as he engineers the events which achieve the unification of Germany. 1. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. Many Worlds Of Nature American Revolution, The Bird Flu: How Safe Are We? (DV00453 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. DVD, J-H, 56, cc, 2005 Western Civilization: Majesty And Madness During the past 100 years, life expectancy has more than doubled in developed countries. In the last few decades, however, 40 new infectious diseases have emerged and one of them--AIDS--is becoming perhaps the most devastating epidemic in history. New diseases travel the globe with unprecedented rapidity, and older killers, such as the avian flu in the 1918 influenza epidemic, that once seemed controllable are roaring back with a vengeance. How Safe Are We? examines the most critical threats we face today--including avian flu--and the pressing need to strengthen gobal public health systems. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. Epidemic: Rx for Survival Series Bird Of Prey, A: The Red-Tailed Hawk (V001996 ) Video, I-J, 13, CS, EBEC, 1972 Examines the life cycle of a red-tailed hawk. Shows the physical qualities that help the hawk to survive. Establishes the importance of the redtailed hawk in maintaining ecological balance. Conveys the reasons for the hawk's decline in numbers. 1. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. Birds Of The Arctic (V001666 ) Video, I-H, 12, CS, Coro, 1974 Describes the arctic summer nesting and feeding activities of many migratory birds. Included are arctic terns, sandhill cranes, ptarmigans, snow geese, arctic loons, and whistling swans. 1. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NORTH AMERICA. Black Cat, The (V002435 ) Video, J-A, 66, S, MCA, 1992 A bus crash on a lonely Austrian road compels American honeymooners Joan (Jacqueline Wells) and Peter Allison (David Manners) to spend the night at the house of Herr Poelzig (Boris Karloff), a sinister looking man who is engaged in a intense death-feud with Dr. Wedegast (Bela Lugosi), whom the couple met on the Orient Express. This Edgar Allan Poe classic was originally produced in 1934 and renewed in 1961 and again in 1992. 1. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. 2. LITERATURE -- DRAMA MUSICALS. Black Folk Music In America: Volume I (V004968 ) Video, I-H, 31, CS, Clearvue/eav, 1993 Share the music and culture of African Americans with your students as they experience these captivating programs. Songs of different periods, from Jamestown to the present, convey the events and emotions of this uniquely American form of music. This video includes: Songs of Slavery, and Songs of the Civil War. Features the well known gospel singer, Brother John Sellers. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 6. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 59 Black Folk Music In America: Volume II (V004969 ) Blood & Circulation (DV00276 ) Video, I-H, 30, CS, Clearvue/eav, 1993 DVD, I-H, 26, CC, Disney, 2005 Share the music and culture of African Americans with your students as they experience these captivating programs. Songs of different periods, from Jamestown to the present, convey the events and emotions of this uniquely American form of music. The program begins with the assassination of President Lincoln. This video includes: Songs after the Civil War, and Songs of Modern Times. Features the well-known gospel singer, Brother John Sellers. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RECONSTRUCTION & GROWTH. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Black Holes, Pulsars, and Other Odd Bodies (DV00222 ) DVD (D001019 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01019 ) Bill Nye becomes a real heart-throb when he talks about the not so wimpy organ, the heart. Valves, blood cells and the circulatory system work together to pump it up...the heart that is. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS as catalog number V2253. Grades 4 & up. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. 3. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) DVD, J-H, 23, CS, Cambridge Educal, 2006 This video introduces some of the oddest objects in space: black holes, neutron stars, quasars, and, for an explosive finale, supernovas. Magnetars and the Local Bubble are also discussed, along with CHIPS, the Cosmic Hot Interstellar Plasma Spectrometer. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Cambridge Core Science Series: Space Science Black Like Me (V002986 ) Video, J-A, 107, S , Rhino, 1964 This is the gripping, real life story of journalist John Howard Griffin, a white man who, during the racial unrest of the 1950's, dyed his skin black and traveled througout the deep South. The terror and humiliation he suffered became a series of controversial articles (and later a best seller) that focused attention on the racist atrocities this nation chose to ignore. Stars James Whitmore, Will Geer and Roscoe Lee Browne. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 3. GENERAL -GENERAL. Bloodborne Pathogens for School Bus Drivers: The Route to Safety (D001150 ) DVD, A, 15, Coastal, 1998 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01150 ) It's important to protect the lives of children while transporting them to and form school. This program will help ensure that bus drivers understand standard precautions that can prevent the spread of bloodborne diseases. Bloodborne Pathogens In Schools: The Human Side (V002393 ) Blows Must Decide (Liberty! - Vol. 2) (V003187 ) Video, J-H, 60, CS, PBS, 1997 By the fall of 1774, British troops occupy Boston. Its port has been closed. Thirteen colonies, which until now have had little in common with one another, take faltering steps to unite in reaction to this aggression. But even after shots are fired at Lexington, there is great disagreement about what to do next. Thomas Paine's "Common Sense" helps turn the tide toward independence. On July 2, 1776, independence is declared. Two days later, Congress ratifies the Declaration of Independence. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Liberty! The American Revolution Blue Jeans (V003095 ) Video, J-A, 53, CS, Landmark, 1997 This entertaining and informative documentary looks at all the different stages of development of the blue jeans: a symbol of rebellion in the 50's when they were worn by the "bad boys" - James Dean, Marlon Brando and Elvis, a uniform of nonconformity in the 60's, designer wear in the 70's.. with interviews, film clips, and archival footage. 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. 4. GENERAL -GENERAL. Blunder Years, The (V002308 ) Video, A/T, 22, CS, Coastal, 1995 Video, I-J, 25, CS, FOTF, 1996 Details OSHA's Bloodbourne Pathogens Standard (1910.1030) and the training specifically mandated for educators. Remind your students of the popularity pitfall. Nick tries to make friends by imitating the coolest student in school. But he quickly learns that the right jeans, shirts and shades are no match for a loving attitude and a strong character. Recommended for grades 6 and 7. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. 3. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -- PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. Bloodborne Pathogens Real, Real-Life For Schools (V004783 ) Video, A-T, 20, CS, Coastal Schools, 2003 This video is fast-paced and upbeat-viewers are thrown into real-life scenarios and asked what went wrong in different BBP situations. After watching this program, faculty and staff will know exactly how to handle situations that may expose them to bloodbourne pathogens. Things that are discussed: personal protective equipment, engineering controls, housekeeping, safe work practices, aerosols and gargles, and exposure control plan. 1. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- DISEASES. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HEALTH/ SAFETY. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 3. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. McGee And Me! Bobby The Hopping Robot (V004178 ) Video, P, 30, CS, WGBH, 2001 Why is Bobby the Hopping Robot not hopping? Guest starring Jasmine Guy. Key Word: "hop", Word Family: "-op", Target vowel: "short o", Target consonants: "b and h", Genre: "toys", Subject/Theme: "Following directions and problem solving." 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. Vowel's Pair Up, The (Between The Lions) Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 60 Body Building, Body Breaking (V000700 ) Bones and Muscles (DK00013 ) Video, J-H, 14, CS, MTI, 1987 DVD Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2003 ABC's 20/20 takes a look at the use of anabolic steroids. Overzealous body builders are injecting steroids at the risk of heart attack, liver tumors, permanent sterility, and baldness. Still, young men who wish to build muscle rapidly persist in using this substance illegally, and suffer the consequences of being ill-informed about its effect. This program explores the characteristics of the skeletal and muscular systems, discusses the different types of muscles and joints in the human body, and gives examples of how we use them everyday. Other terminology includes: tissue, periosteum, compact bone, marrow, calcium, cartilage, immovable joints, spongy bone, vertebrate, muscle fibers, skeletal muscle, smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, and involuntary muscle. Grades 5-9. DVD. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PHYSICAL EDUCATION. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- SPORTS & RECREATION. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. Body Language I - Beyond Words (DV00320 ) 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Human Body DVD, J-A, 24, CS, Learning Seed, 2008 Bones & Muscles (DV00277 ) If actions speak louder than words, then body language is shouting. Let this program be a guide through the land ofspace wars, invisible bubbles, subconscious gestures, silent language, the rules of eye contact, and invisible grammar. DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2005 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PSYCHOLOGY. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. It doesn't have to be Halloween for Science Guy Bill Nye to bone up on the things that give the body shape and movement. Bill muscles in to give more that just the bare bones about x-rays, the healing of broken bones, bone marrow and the body's joints. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS as catalog number V2238. Grades 4 & Up. Bohr's Model of the Atom (DV00229 ) DVD, H, 26, CS, Video Education, 2006 This program focuses on Niels Bohr, who worked with some of the best physicists of the 20th century to devise his atomic model. Students will gain an understanding of the historical developments in atomic theories up to Bohr, a brief outline of Bohr's life, Bohr's first and second postulates and his influence on contemporary society. Featuring unique animation, plain English and frequent summarizing, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the history and the theory of Bohr's Atomic Model. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Bold Visions: Women in Science & Technology (DV00330 ) DVD, J-H, 15, CS, State Farm, 2007 The inspiring stories told in this program give us a glimpse into the lives of a research scientist searching for genetic causes of diseases, an astronaut who applies her engineering expertise in space, and a technologist who is as agile leading a team of colleagues as she is playing soccer with her sons. Their work is exciting and collaborative, and it improves the quality of our lives. This message is particularly important as America tries to keep its innovative edge by harvesting homegrown talent. DVD 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 3. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Bonding (DK00002 ) DVD Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2005 The process of chemical bonding is described and illustrated through engaging live action footage, and supported by vivid animations. The role atomic structure plays in the process of bonding is described. Examples of chemical bonding including ionic bonds, covalent bonds, and metallic bonds are illustrated. Attention is given to describing how specific types of bonds affect the characteristic of matter. Terminologies include: element, atomic structure, energy level, valence electrons, ionic bonds, and more! Grades 5-9 1. SCIENCE -- CHEMISTRY. 2. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. Chemistry in Action INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01021 ) DVD (D001021 ) 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PHYSICAL EDUCATION. 3. SCIENCE -LIFE SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Bones and Muscles (V003449 ) Video, P-I, 17, CS, NGS, 1999 Without bones, we'd have no fixed structure. And without muscles we couldn't move. Bones and muscles need eath other - and we need them both! Learn about the bones that protect vital organs in the head and chest. Discover the longest bone in the body, where the smallest bones are found, and where most bones are concentrated. Find out about voluntary and involuntary muscles, and some amazing facts about the cardiac muscle. See what happens as muscles contract and relax, and why exercise is so important. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Totally Gross Anatomy Bones and Muscles (D001020 ) Added Info Streaming video (20 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. License agreement - lifetime. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use., Visual Learning, 2003 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01020 ) Explores the major characteristics of the skeletal and muscular systems. Discusses the different types of joints and gives examples of how we use our joints. Terminology and concepts presented include: tissue, periosteum, compact bone, marrow, calcium, cartilage, immovable joints, spongy bone, vertebrae, muscle fibers, skeletal muscle, smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, and involuntary muscle. 1. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -BIOGRAPHIES. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 61 Bones And Muscles Get Rhythm, The (V001078 ) Borreguita And The Coyote (V003213 ) Video, P-I, 11, CS, Disney, 1990 Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1994 To illustrate how the bones and muscles work together to give our bodies form and allow us to move, viewers will meet Alex, a 6th grader, at his first dance. Claiming that "dancing just isn't in my bones," Alex wants to go home. Then Lisa, the most popular girl in school arrives, indicating she'd love to dance with him! A combination of live action and animation, this program shows us how Alex's bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and brain will work together if he dances with Lisa. Enter the vibrant world of Mexican-Americans in "Borreguita and the Coyote." In Verna Aardema's charming retelling of a Mexican folk tale, beautifully illustrated by Petra Mathers, and narrated by Olga Merediz, a little lamb uses her wits to gain the upper hand and outsmart a hungry coyote. LeVar explores the sights and sounds of his Mexican-American neighbors, and interviews the musical group Los Lobos, who invite LeVar to their home for a fun-filled fiesta. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -PHYSICAL EDUCATION. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. Wonders Of Life Reading Rainbow Bones & Muscles (DV00459 ) Boston Tea Party, The (DV00269 ) DVD, I-H, 8, cc , Discovery, 2006 Bones and Muscles counts the number of bones in the human body, describes their different shpaes and sizes, and shows how bones and muscles work together to create movement. 1. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. The Amazing Body for Students DVD, P-I, 66, CS, Ten-Strike, 2004 It's the dead of night in Boston Harbor and our intrepid reporters, Sarah and James, spot colonists disguised as Mohawk Indians sneaking aboard British ships and dumping tons of tea overboard. This act of defiance against the British authority is a defining moment of the American Revolution. It's then on to Lexington and Concord, where citizens calling themselves "Minutemen" take up arms against the powerful, experienced British army. Animated DVD. Booker (V004328 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Video, I-H, 40, CS, Disney, 1985 Liberty's Kids This program introduces students to the important African-American educator and spokesman Booker T. Washington, a former slave who founded Tuskegee Institute in Alabama. This powerful biography focuses on Washington's early years as a slave in the 1860's and his efforts after the Civil War to get a formal education. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Boston Tea Party, The (V000603 ) Video, I-J, 30, CS, Disney, 1966 Students meet the men who molded a nation - including Paul Revere and Samuel Adams - and watch the citizens of Boston participate in an event that helped start a fight for freedom. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Johnny Tremain Booker T. Washington (V001809 ) Video, I-A, 30, CS, Library Video, 1992 A biography of Booker T. Washington (1856-1915). Educator. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. Black Americans Of Achievement Book Report, The (V002373 ) Video, P-I, 8, CS , Media Inc., 1994 Kelly has a problem. She needs to write a book report for her class, yet she really doesn't know where to begin. Thanks to Charley Chapters and some bookish ballandeers Kelly befriends, she confidently tackles her book report and achieves her goal. During the video, students should identify the six key questions that will lead them to unveil the story's main idea. As a result, students will be able to plan and organize their next book report. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Charley Chapters Bored--Nothing to Do! (V000937 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1989 This book by Peter Spier is a story about two boys who build their own plane out of backyard materials, and finally fly it. This exciting book inspires LeVar Burton to take a flying lesson, and learn all about the miraculous feat of flying. Viewers go behind the scenes at an airport, and get a glimpse of the action that takes place before a plane takes off. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -TRANSPORTATION. Reading Rainbow Boxes And Rectangles (V003091 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, Landmark, 1998 Explores two and three dimensional shapes, and examines the qualities of various shapes, making the concepts understandable to young children and preparing them for higher mathematics. Using computer graphics this program interprets and applies common spatial language, explores the shapes of faces; slicing, turning, and transforming shapes and finding examples of these shapes in the real world. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. Shape, Shape, Shape Boy, A Dog, And A Frog, A (V003637 ) Video, P-I, 9, CS , Phoenix, 1981 Follows the adventures of a small boy and his dog as they spend a day trying to capture a playful frog at a nearby pond. Empty-handed and feeling dejected, they leave for home wet and muddy. At home in the bathtub, while cleaning up from the day's adventure, they are surprised by a friendly visitor. It's the frog, eager to play with his new friends! Based on the book by Mercer Mayer. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Boyhood Of Abraham Lincoln (Rev.) (V001105 ) Video, P-I, 11, CS, Coro, 1980 Filmed in an authentically reconstructed village and boyhood home of Lincoln, Rockport, Ill., the film recreates Lincoln's boyhood as he grows up in poverty and learns the qualities of honesty, responsibility, and humor, which helped him to become a great president. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Boyhood Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 62 Boyhood Of Abraham Lincoln, The (2nd Ed.) (D001022 ) Boyhood Of George Washington, The (2nd Ed.) (V002046 ) Issued as videocassette. Streaming video (11 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. License agreement - September 2010. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. , Phoenix/BFA, 1992 Standards Grade One Social Studies . History ; Recognize that the actions of individuals make a difference, and relate the stories of people from diverse backgrounds who have contributed to the heritage of the United States; Y2003 CSS S01 GKG-02 BD; Grade Two Social Studies . History ; Recognize that the actions of individuals make a difference, and relate the stories of people from diverse backgrounds who have contributed to the heritage of the United States; Heritage; Recognize the importance of individual action and character and explain how they have made a difference in others' lives with emphasis on the importance of; Y2003 CSS S01 GKG-02 BD L02 I07. , Coro, 1992 DVD (D001023 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01023 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01022 ) Beginning life in a log cabin in Kentucky, Abraham Lincoln has no idea he will end up in the White House. At 9, he takes a dangerous journey up the Ohio River to settle in Indiana with his family. Here, he helps clear land, fell trees, split logs and plow and plant fields. He learns to educate himself. Feeling homely, awkward and unsure of his future, Abe is a modest but ambitious youth, well liked for his good-humored company, but with no idea of how far his ambition will take him. Also available in VHS format. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Boyhood Boyhood Of Abraham Lincoln, The (2nd Ed.) (V002045 ) Video, PI, 13, C, Coro, 1995 All-American puppet U.S. Eagle helps young viewers find out why Lincoln was so important in our history, reviewing his days as a lawyer, a Representative and as the President who successfully reunited the country. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Boyhood Boyhood of George Washington Carver (V004252 ) Video, P-I/J, 13, CS, Coro, 1973 Like a family album, this program presents a look at the life of our first president through pictures of plantation life in Colonial Virginia. Book illustrations come to life as events in George's life are animated.Sound and music add accents to the narration. The story is an account of the value of early responsibility in shaping character. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Boyhood Boyhood Of Thomas Edison (Rev.) (V004253 ) Video, P-I, 14, CS, Coro, 1978 Filmed on location at Edison's boyhood home in Milan, Ohio, and at his famous Michigan laboratory, this film dramatizes boyhood incidents of one of America's great practical scientists and inventors. Quotations from Edison's own writings help emphasize his curiosity, persistence, ingenuity and ability to learn through observation - qualities which later helped him change the world. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SCIENCE -ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Boyhood Boy Of The Navajos (Rev.) (V002022 ) Glimpses of the early life of George Washington Carver provide an insight into the development of his curiosity, resourcefulness, and scientific interests. Video, P-I, 11, CS, Coro, 1975 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SCIENCE -SCIENCE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. Boyhood Boy To Man (3rd Ed.) (V001970 ) Boyhood Of George Washington (Rev.) (V001106 ) Video, P-I, 8, CS , Coro, 1975 All around use we see reminders of our nation's first president. This film takes us to Mount Vernon to show us how Washington reached young manhood as a member of the expedition for the opening of the Shenandoah Valley. Out of his young years as farmer, surveyor, and soldier came the qualities that enabled Washington, to lead troops, withstand great hardships, and govern a new nation. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Boyhood The Story of Tony, a present-day Navajo Indian boy who lives in the Arizona desert with his family, and their trip to the trading post. Video, I-J, 20, CS, Churchill, 1992 Brad and his buddies begin to experiment new feelings about girls. They undergo the embarrassment of being too short, acne, ill-timed erections, wet dreams and more. With the help of older family members, they learn about girls' as well as boys' developing bodies. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SEX EDUCATION. Boy Who Didn't Listen, The (2nd Ed.) (V002136 ) Video, P, 15, CS, Higgins, 1993 About a boy who has a colorful dream, features a storybook pirate who teaches him some simple techniques for listening: making mental pictures in your mind of what is being said, repeating what is heard, and asking questions. The pirate and the boy practice these techniques until the boy has learned how to listen. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- SPEAKING & LISTENING SKILLS. 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 63 Brain (DV00278 ) Brain, The (V003450 ) DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2005 Video, P-I, 8, CS , NGS, 1998 In this thought-provoking episode, some very tricky optical illusions show that the brain doesn't always correctly interpret what the eyes see. Check out Bill Nye from a whole new angle when he gets an M.R.I. of his brain. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also availabe on VHS cassette. Grades 4 & Up. Watching students take a math test, we learn that the brain is always working, even when we're not making a conscious effort to think. Animation depicts the central nervous system, and medical footage shows individual neurons. The major parts of the brain are located and named, intercut with live action of kids carrying out activities controlled by each. Involuntary functions, controlled by the brain are also introduced. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PHYSICAL EDUCATION. 3. SCIENCE -LIFE SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Totally Gross Anatomy Brain, The & The Nervous System (V004066 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Brain And Drug Addiction, The (V003517 ) Video, H, 15, CS, Benchmark, 1998 This program will help the student understand: When the two types of neurons, stimulating and inhibiting, balance and interact with each other in a healthy human brain, their mirror image is a personality balanced in emotions and reasoning. How the four major categories of addictive drugs profoundly upset that neuron balance, and can damage a person emotionally and mentally. 1. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. Brain And Nervous System Think Science, The (V001077 ) Video, P-I, 11, CS, Disney, 1990 Viewers will learn how the brain and the nervous system work together to control our actions and thoughts. Jessica, a 6th grader, is attending a health/science class when she is told to come to the principal's office in one hour. Trying to imagine what she could have done wrong, Jessica becomes more and more nervous. Meanwhile, in class the teacher discusses the brain and nervous system. A combination of live action and animation show us where the nervous system and brain are and how they work. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Wonders Of Life Brains' Schocking Secret (DV00428 ) DVD, P-J, 52, PBS, 2007 Includes 4 adventures 1)BUENAS NOCHES, VICITA--Vicita Molina has lost her favortie book--a South American tale of friendship and courage in the Amazon Jungle. No book means no sleep for Vicita or for any of the Molinas. 2)PRUNELLA PACKS IT IN--Everyone know that elementary school is way too early to start thinking about college--except Prunella. Her older sister's anxiety about college is so contagious that Prunella piles on extra-curricular activities to make her more "appealing." Will she crack under the heavy load? 3) PHONY FERN--Fern's parents give her a cell phone for "emergencies only." Muffy introduces her to the joys of personalized ring tones, texting, and incessant chatting! But she soon realizes that although technology is great, sometimes it's better to communicate the old-fashined way, in person. 4) BRAIN's SHOCKING SECRET--Brain is the smartest kid in his class. Everyone know that! What they don't know is that he was kept back in Kindergarten--and Brain would like to keep it secr 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. LITERATURE -- AUTHORS/POETS. 3. GUIDANCE -PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Takes viewers on a tour of these critical parts of the human body. Kids will learn about the three key parts of the nervous system - the brain, spinal cord and nerves - all made up of special cells called neurons that transmit electrical impulses throughout the body. They'll discover the different types of neurons - sensory, motor and associative - each with a specialized function. Reflex actions are discussed, as well as an in-depth look at the three main parts of the brain. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Human Body In Action Brand Marketing - Why We Eat & Wear Brand Names (V003687 ) Video, J-A, 19, CS, Learning Seed, 2000 Our grandparents lived in a world of goods and commodities, we live in a world of brand names. This change is a revolution in marketing as well as a shift in how we view the world. Marketers create a world in which objects have personalities. Ask students twenty years ago what they wore or ate and the answer would be in terms of commodities - shoes and shirts, chips and hamburgers. Ask today's students the same question and the answer will come back filled with brand names from Nike to Hilfiger to Fritos and Big Macs. 1. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -PSYCHOLOGY. Brass (V000186 ) Video, I-H, 25, CS, SirS, 1986 You will see and hear the various instruments which are known collectively as the brass family of the orchestra. These include the trumpet, its relative, the piccolo trumpet, the French horn, trombone, and tuba. Brass instruments also are endowed with a size/pitch relationship which is discussed and demonstrated. Similarities and differences in the method of sound production between the strings and brass are taught. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. Discovering The Orchestra Brass Family, The (V002927 ) Video, P-I, 20, CS, Disney, 1997 Students will learn about the tuba, trombone, French horn, and trumpet. (The bugle, sousaphone, flugelhorn, piccolo trumpet, valve trombone, and baritone are also mentioned.) Students will be introduced to composer John Philip Sousa; Louis Armstrong, and jazz trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie. They'll discover the many venues that depend upon the brass family, including ceremonial music, marches, fanfares, jazz, and classical music. Activities included in the expanded Teacher's Guide are tied to National Music Standards. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. Disney's World Of Music Discovery Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 64 Bread Comes To Life (V004929 ) Breathing Easy (V000702 ) Video, I-A, 22, CS, Inform. Dem., 2003 Video, I-A, 30, CS, MTI, 1984 Come watch as a baker turn a homegrown crop of wheat into a homemade loaf of bread to eat. Then see it all happen again at a big farm, a giant mill, and a full-scale commercial bakery. Tells the story of the sowing, growing, reaping, threshing, milling, mixing, shaping, kneading, rising, baking, and breaking of daily bread. Host Lily Tomlin serves up a fresh hot narration in verse with music by George Winston on his 100 percent, all natural piano, harmonica, and guitar. Grades 4-Adult. LeVar Burton, Mark Harmon, and Joan Van Ark appear on the "Breathing Easy" network which presents upbeat "programs" that extinguish the glamorous myths about smoking and encourage preteens and teenagers to "be well, stay well, and make the choices that will make their lives the very best they can be." 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 4. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Bread: From Farm To Table (VK00019 ) Video Kit, P, 17, CS, Aims, 1994 Takes viewers on tour of the bread-making process, from the time the wheat is planted to the moment the loaf arrives on the kitchen table. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 3. SCIENCE -ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. Bread Is For Eating (V003214 ) 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. Breath Of Fresh Air (V001033 ) Video, H-C, 20, CS, Coro, 1991 One fifth of the world's population breathe air that is hazardous. Fifty percent of air pollution is caused by cars and trucks burning fossil fuels. Industry also accounts for a large part. Intense sunlight then transforms the chemical laden air into ozone which harms lungs and the atmosphere. When it rains, acids take their toll on organisms and building. Cleaner fuels and emission controls are needed. Everyone wants development, but the cost of a better lifestyle may kill much life. 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Global Environment Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1996 Brer Rabbit And The Wonderful Tar Baby (V002984 ) Hot, delicious home-made bread. Everyone loves it and every culture has its own version of it. "Bread is for Eating," written by David and Phillis Gershator and illustrated by Emma Shaw-Smith, celebrates the love and hard work that goes into making every loaf of bread - from seeds to supermarket. In mouth watering segments, LeVar tries his hand at bread baking, and discusses the history of this basic, wonderful and international food. Video, P, 30, CS, Rabbit Ears, 1990 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. Reading Rainbow Breakfast: Most Important Meal of the Day (DV00420 ) DVD, I-H, 20, cc, Meridian Ed, 2006 Greater physical stamina, better concentration at school or work, a more effecient metabolism--the evidence is over-whelming that a healthy breakfast is the key to a productive day. Yet it's the meal most likely to be skipped by children, teenagers, and adults alike. This video brings home the importance of the day's first meal by exploring the numerous mental and physical benefits of a nutritious breakfast. Viewers will understand the relationship between eating and metabolism, specifically between breakfast and blood-sugar levels. The kinds of foods that best fuel the body in the morning are also listed. Correlates to the National Health Education Standards and the National Standards for Family and Consumer Sciences Education. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. Breaking The Colonial Ties: Declaration of Independence (V001178 ) Video, I-H, 20, CS, EBEC, 1990 This video explains why some colonists opposed a break with the Crown, and explores the position of women, Native Americans, and slaves in the debate. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Colonial And Founding Period The comic adventures of the original American troublemaker Brer Rabbit - "Bugs Bunny's great grandfather" - are among the funniest and most cherished stories of our culture. The classic and hilarious tale of how he outsmarts his wily nemesis, Brer Fox, with a clever contraption that he calls a "tar-baby" has always been a favorite and today stands as one of the world's best-loved folk tales. Told by Danny Glover. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Brian & Nervous System; Your Information Superhighway (D001024 ) Cast note Host, Mike Dowling. <p>Subjects Brain; Nervous system; Central nervous system; Area Media Centers Digital Videos(CK) <p>Note Purchased w/ LSTA Grant Funds , Films Inc., 1999 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01024 ) Defines and explains the brain and nervous system with an emphasis on how they enable us to perform everyday activities. Comparisons to computers and the Internet help the viewer understand the mechanics and functions of the brain and nervous system. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Bridges: Design And Function (V004094 ) Video, I-H, 51, CS, Disc. Channel, 2000 From the Brooklyn Bridge to Japan's two-and-a-half-mile suspension bridge, bridges are the superstars of engineering. Take a long look at some of the greatest bridges of the modern age and learn how people design, build, and maintain them. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. Bridge To Terabithia (V004221 ) Breast Cancer (V002778 ) Video, I-J, 60, CS, WonderWorks, 1989 Video, P-A, 30, CS, Time/Life, 1996 Jesse Aarons, a shy fifth-grader, learns about love when he strikes up a friendship with the new girl in town. Together, he and Leslie Burke create a fantasy world they call "Terabithia" in a pine forest near their farms. In this magical land, they share their inner-most secrets and dreams. Jesse's friendship with Leslie changes him forever and enables him to cope with unexpected death. Provides a basic foundation of knowledge about breast cancer. This knowledge will help you to better understand your medical condition and to participate more fully in the management of your health care. Hosted by award-winning journalist Linda Ellerbee. Includes a comprehensive guide. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. Time/Life Medical 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 65 Bridge To Terabithia (All About The Book) (D001025 ) Broken Treaties (V000957 ) DVD, I-J, 25, CS, Film Ideas, 2003 Video, J-H, 34, CS, LCA, 1989 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01025 ) This program focuses on a panel of middle school students as they discuss the book's (Bridge To Terabithia) major characters, its themes, and how the book has affected their lives. Students gain greater understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of this book by following the discussion of the book. A courtroom dramatization set outside the normal boundaries imposed by time and space provides the viewer with an opportunity to hear the issue of Manifest Destiny debated against American Indian claims to open prairies and sacred lands. Historically relevant sources are used throughout to give voice to this "Broken Treaties" case in which the white man's promises are weighed against the realities of Indian experience. Testimonies of historical figures are carefully balanced. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 3. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. All About The Book American Documents Bridge to Terabithia (All About the Book!) (DV00257 ) Brown Vs. The Board Of Education (V000967 ) DVD, P-J, 20, CC, Film Ideas, 2002 Video, J-H, 25, CS, LCA, 1990 DVD (D001025 ) Discover the history of segregation with this program. The Brown@ decision was the beginning of the long journey of school segregation that continues to this day. Viewers are shown the major cases, legal precedents, Supreme Court decisions, and vital legislative acts that have contributed to the right of non-white citizens to equal opportunity in education. See how a simple, but courageous act by one little girl and her father brought this issue to a head. This program is from a series designed to help students get more out of reading. Each program in the series features a panel of middle school students discussing a modern classic. In a spirited, lively discussion, they talk about the book's major characters, its themes and how it has affected their lives. It takes viewers beyond basic reading and writing skills and gets them to think about the important issues the book raises. DVD. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 4. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 5. LITERATURE -- AUTHORS/POETS. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. American Documents Brush (V003215 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1988 "Brighty" Of The Grand Canyon (V001472 ) Video, P-A, 90, C , Library Video, 1985 Based on the novel by Marguerite Henry. A real life story of the adventures and misadventures of a boy, a lovable old miner, and a free-spirited wild, shaggy donkey who actually lived in the Grand Canyon. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. Can inanimate objects really come to life? In "Brush", a brush comes to life as replacement for a banished dog. All may not be what it seems when host LeVar Burton takes a look at the art of 3-D animation and visits the Macy's warehouse where the famous Thanksgiving Day parade balloons and floats come to life. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. THE ARTS -ARTS & CRAFTS. Bringing It to a Boil: Moist Cooking Methods & Food Storage (DV00126 ) Reading Rainbow DVD, J-A, 27, CS, Meridian, 2004 Video, H-A, 18, CS, HRW, 1989 There's more to boiling than heating up water! This step-by-step guide highlights eight essential cooking methods that use moist heat: blanching, parboiling, simmering, poaching, braising, stewing, steaming, and even microwaving. The best choices of utensils, how different techniques affect tenderness and flavor, and how to preserve food's nutritional value are covered too, with explanations of commercial preparation and storage systems like cook-chill, cook-freeze, and sous-vide. Buddhism is a worldwide religion with well over 300 million followers. There are numerous texts of Buddhist scripture, but unlike all the other major religions introduced in this series, there exists no single authoritative text of Buddhism. Siddhartha Gautama, also known as the historical Bhudda, did not set down a single right way. He instead emphasized each individual's search for the right way. 1. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. Religions Of The World Buddhism (V001898 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RELIGION. Buffalo-Majestic Symbol Of The Plains (V004310 ) Bringing The Rain To Kapiti Plain (V001502 ) Video, I-H, 12, CS, Disney, 1962 Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1983 Before pioneers moved across and settled the American prairie, more than 60 million buffalo roamed the plains. Today, the buffalo is a symbol of those once-vast and rich grasslands. Each spring the birth of a new generation renews hope for the survival of the species. In this live-action drama, viewers observe life cycles of these majestic symbols of the vanishing prairie. DVD (DV00350 ) Inspired by this tale from the Nandi people of Kenya, narrated by James Earl Jones, LeVar plans a funfilled day around rainy weather, including an aerial chase of a thunderstorm and puddle-hopping. Available on VHS or DVD. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. SCIENCE -ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. Reading Rainbow Vanishing Prairie Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 66 Bug Beard (V004176 ) Building Self-Confidence (V002709 ) Video, P, 30, CS, WGBH, 2001 Video, I-H, 38, CS, Sunburst, 1995 Starring the short "U" sound. A woodcutter and his wife, played by Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee, need the lions' help with a man who has bugs, bugs, bugs in his beard. Guest starring Dr. Ruth Westheimer, Ruby Dee, Ossie Davis, Leon Redbone, and Teresa Weatherspoon, and with guest puppeteers Albrecht Roser (Germany), James Godwin, Leigh Secrest Godwin, and John Pavlik. Demonstrates that self-confidence is achieved in small steps: by taking a risk now and then, by learning to deal with putdowns, and through selfvalidation and encouragement from others. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. Mane Event, The (Between The Lions) Bugs (V003216 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1988 We share our world with ants, crickets, flies, centipedes and lady beetles. In "Bugs," viewers learn where insects live, what they're good for, how they grown and much more. Host LeVar Burton visits Insect World at the Cincinnati Zoo for an in-depth look at some of the more fascinating members of the insect world. The incredible story of the monarch butterflies migration to the Sierra Cinqui Mountains in Mexico is an added highlight. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. SCIENCE -INSECTS. Reading Rainbow Bugs For Breakfast: Food And Culture (V003952 ) Video, J-A, 19, CS, Learning Seed, 2001 Presents a multi-cultural look at how we eat. Don't worry, we don't show people eating bugs. We want to challenge minds, not stomachs. Explore basic questions such as: "Why do people eat?"; "Why do most people in our culture eat meat? "Will future generations view eating meat as a healthrisk?" and more. 1. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -PEOPLE & CULTURES. Building A First Home (V003096 ) Video, I, 16, CS, Stanton, 1997 To compare today's first home to that of early North American settlers. The film details hardships faced by pioneers and how settlers worked together to survive. Discusses materials and methods used in early home building and explains how pioneers used materials available from nature. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. Learning About Pioneers 1. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Bullfight: La Fiesta Brava (VK00035 ) Video Kit, I-A, 51, CS, EVN, 1990 To understand Spain, one must understand the spectacle of the bullfight - la fiesta brava. Explore the history of bullfighting, as actual bullfighting footage is used to explain each step of the ritual. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- EUROPE. 3. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Bullies are a Pain in the Brain (DV00422 ) DVD, P-J, 25, cc, 2007 Every kid runs into bullies, and our hero Jack is no exception. After being picked on, pushed around and threatened by Henry the Bully, Jack tries self-defense, insults and even disguises to stop the bullying-but nothing's working. Finally, he comes up with a fail-safe solution-stay home from school forever! But, of course, Trevor and Jack's friend Sky aren't going to let him off so easy. From sketchbook to schoolyard, Trevor teaches Jack ways to handle a bully and the secrets for becoming bully-proof. 1. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. 2. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Real-Life Strategies with Trevor Romain Bullying (V004635 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, Library Video, 2003 Whether they are personally involved or merely bystanders, students often find themselves faced with bullies both in and out of school. In this video, students will develop a better understanding of ways to deal effectively with bullies through two detailed vignettes. In "It's Not Funny...It Hurt!," an overweight student faces a daily regiment of bullying by others. What should he do? And in "Just Because You're Bigger...," a group of kids playing basketball after school are menaced by an older group. 1. GUIDANCE -- GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 3. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. Conflict Resolution For Students Bullying: Gaining Insight (V004643 ) Building Blocks of Good Character (VK00189 ) Video, C-A/T, 36, CS, Library Video, 2003 Video Kit, P-I, 20, cc, Sunburst, 2003 Bullying is a serious problem that can disrupt a school's learning environment and have devastating consequences for young people. This video examines ways adults can effectively identify and intervene in bullying situations. In "Toughen Up," Sammy is afraid to ask for help when he is bullied by older students. And in "Just a Little Rumor" adults fail to recognize or react when Ashley is bullied by a group of girls. Following the two vignettes, experts highlight important steps to head off such situations. After a series of brief scenarios featuring kids demonstrating kindess, fairness, forgiveness, and good citizenship, the young host poses some questions for viewers: Do they know what it means to have good character? Would they describe themselves as someone with good character? Do they think their friends have good character? Looking at different scenarios and responding to the questions that follow each one, she tells them, can get them thinking about what good character means. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Building Ohio (Transportation & Population) (V000122 ) Video, I-J, 15, CS, SOITA, 1980 To illustrate some of the activity in Ohio settlement during the latter half of the 1800's and the early 20th century, with particular regard to transportation. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Shaping Our State 1. GUIDANCE -- GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 3. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. Conflict Resolution For Educators Bully Up: Fighting Feelings (V001162 ) Video, P, 15, CS, EBEC, 1990 When Ollie is insulted by a classmate, he prepares to hit him--until the Big Kahooney, a wise character, shows Ollie that it's not okay to hurt people or their feelings. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 67 Buoyancy (DV00279 ) Buster And School Bus Safety (V002044 ) Standards Grade Three K-12 Science. Physical Sciences; Describe the forces that directly affect objects and their motion; Forces and Motion; Identify contact/noncontact forces that affect motion of an object (e.g., gravity, magnetism and collision); Y2003 CSC S03 G03-05 BC L03 I03.; Grade Three K-12 Science. Physical Sciences; Describe the forces that directly affect objects and their motion; Forces and Motion; Predict the changes when an object experiences a force (e.g., a push or pull, weight and friction); Y2003 CSC S03 G03-05 BC L03 I04.; Grade Eight K-12 Science. Physical Sciences; In simple cases, describe the motion of objects and conceptually describe the effects of forces on an object; Forces and Motion; Describe how the change in the position (motion) of an object is always judged and described in comparison to a reference point; Y2003 CSC S03 G06-08 BB L08 I01. , Disney, 2003 DVD (D001026 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01026 ) Video, P, 10, C , ChCBOE, 1995 Bill Nye takes to the sky in a hot air balloon, and goes SCUBA diving in the Seatle Aquarium to explain why objects like boats, helium and balloons are buoyant. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS as catalog number V2244. Grades 4 & Up. An animated miniature school bus instructs children about correct procedures for riding a school bus: waiting at the stop, loading and unloading, proper behavior in the bus, etc. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. Busy Befana (V005113 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, Rainbow, 2000 An Italian legend tells of an elderly woman so consumed with her everyday chores, she misses a chance to join the three wise men on their way to Bethlehem. Later she has second thoughts. She packs a basketful of sweets for the Newborn King, and then runs to catch up to the procession. But she is too old and tired. Suddenly, angels appear, and Befana rises into the sky. Today, she still flies from place to place (so says the legend) to look for the Newborn King. As she does, she visits boys and girls everywhere. Christmas. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). But, Mama, But (V004179 ) Video, P, 30, CS, WGBH, 2001 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Starring the short "U" sound. Cleo is going away for a few days, and Leona thinks she's too big to miss her mother. Guest starring Bruno Kirby. Burning Desire, A (V004004 ) 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. Video, J-A, 50, CS, History Channel, 1997 During this time of social claustophobia and sexual taboos, a handful of individuals brought a world of suppressed desires into the open. With the landmark "Kinsey Report," Americans were shocked to find that when it came to sex they were saying one thing but doing quite another. From Marilyn Monroe's pin-up pout and Hugh Hefner's "Playboy" to Margaret Sanger and "Goofy" Pincus' crusade to invent the Pill, men got to play and women got a choice, setting the stage for the sexual revolution to come. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CONTEMPORARY STUDIES. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. David Halberstam's The Fifties Business Discount, The (V003265 ) Vowel's Pair Up, The (Between The Lions) ButterCream Gang, The (V001924 ) Video, I-J, 96, CS, Feature Films, 1991 Summer for 14-year-old Scott, Pete, Eldon and Lanny means having fun and helping those in need around town. Then Pete makes some new friends and forms a very different kind of gang. But Scott, Eldon and Lanny won't give up on their friend, and they strive, with help from their community, to bring Pete back to his former values. This is a moving story of love and devotion to friendship. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 3. GUIDANCE -PEER PRESSURE. Video, H, 29, CS, GPN, 1990 This program sets the stage for a series of discussions on how businesses make a profit. The emphasis is on keeping track of business transactions. 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. 3. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -BASIC ECONOMICS. By The Numbers Business Ethics (V003946 ) Video, H, 19, CS, Meridian, 1994 Most people have an easier time making ethical decisions when they have been given the opportunity to think through various ethical dilemmas and discuss them with their peers. Help your students bring their own values into focus by sharing this collection of scenarios that challenge ethical decisionmaking. Students become aware of ethical dilemmas they may encounter in the workplace and will become better prepared to respond. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. 3. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -- PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. Butterflies: Amazing Insects (V003578 ) Video, I, 20, CS, Aims, 1998 There are approximately 150,000 species of butterflies known throughout the world. Beginning with a dramatization of an ancient Native American legend about the origins of the butterfly, this program answers many questions about a butterfly's life cycle, body structure and general behavior. Viewers will learn how butterflies differ from moths, how caterpillars and butterflies protect themselves from predators, and what gives butterfly wings their colorful patterns. Learn about the amazing Monarch butterfly. 1. SCIENCE -- INSECTS. Butterflies And Bees (V004364 ) Video, P-I, 25, CS, Discovery, 2001 Butterflies and bees are the perfect introduction to the thousands of different species of insects. What attracts entomologists to these colorful creatures? Why do so many plants depend on them for survival? This video puts your students up close to butterflies and bees. 1. SCIENCE -- INSECTS. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 68 Butterflies & Moths (V003562 ) Cactus Desert (V000763 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 1998 Video, P, 10, CS, Coro, 1990 Butterflies and moths are beautiful and delicate, yet some, like monarch butterflies; are strong enough to fly hundreds of miles in their yearly migration. This program explores interesting facts about both types of insects, explains their amazing metamorphosis and shows how to tell them apart. In the studio, Dr. Art and Christina examine monarch caterpillars and build a caterpillar habitat in order to watch them transform into butterflies. 1. SCIENCE -- INSECTS. Bug City Buying A New Car (V004088 ) Video, H-A, 60, CS, Cerebellum, 1998 Prepare yourself for the confusion and excitement of buying a new car. Learn how to do the consumer research and the methods to choose the perfect car for your lifestyle and budget. Find out how you can dispose of your old car, evaluate the pros and cons of purchasing and leasing, and map out fincancing options. We'll show you what's in the salesperson's bag of tricks and how to negotiate for a fair price. 1. GUIDANCE -- FAMILY LIVING, MARRIAGE & PARENTING. 2. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 3. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TRANSPORTATION. No-Brainers Buy Me That! (V002103 ) Video, P-A, 28, CS, CU, 1989 Helps children learn the tricks of the advertising trade and develop a healthy skepticism toward commercials targeted at them. Although primarily geared to children ages 4 to 12, this program also raises points of interest to adults, since the same techniques and trends it examines are used to advertise to them. In this study, students explore and examine a desert and its wildlife. They discover that not all deserts are sandy, and that desert days are hot, while the nights are cold. Nature photography demonstrates how plants survive for long periods without water. Students also learn that most animals seek shelter during the day and become active at night or during the cool of the morning. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 4. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Wild Places Calculus - Part 1 (V004011 ) Video, J-A, 105, CS , Cerebellum, 1998 Everything you need to know to ace Calculus 1 is at your fingertips: review - functions & graphing, limits, substitution, limits & factoring, left-hand limit, right-hand limit, positive & negative infinity, horizontal asymptote, limits by inspection, continuity, the derivative, tangent lines, slope, finding the equation of the tangent line, point-slope formula, differentiation, power rule, natural logs, product rule, quotient rule, chain rule, and much more. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. Calculus - Part 2 (V004012 ) Video, J-A, 120, CS , Cerebellum, 1998 Everything you need to know to ace Calculus 2 is at your fingertips: applications of the derivative, critical points, increasing & decreasing functions, local maxima, local minima, second derivative test for local extrema, concave up/down, tangent lines, points of inflection, determining concavity, surface area, motion & distance, position function, acceleration function, sample word problems, natural logs, integration examples, areas of curves, areas between curves, and more. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. Calendar: How To Use It, The (D001027 ) DVD, P, 26, CS, Alfred Higgins P, 2000 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 3. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. Because Brandon doesn't know how to use a calendar, he arrives a day late for the championship soccer game. With the help of the Calendar Kid, who explains the basic principles of the calendar, and a musician, who sings about it, Brandon learns how calendars help us keep track of the various holidays and special days, as well as understand the relationship of days, weeks and months to one anther. Buy Me That 3! (V002104 ) 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. 4. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Video, P-A, 27, CS, CU, 1993 A kid's guide to food advertising. Children and parents learn to look beyond the hype of food advertising. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. GUIDANCE -- FAMILY LIVING, MARRIAGE & PARENTING. 3. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 4. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 5. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 6. SOCIAL STUDIES -COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. Calendar, The: Days, Weeks, Months (2nd Ed.) (V001665 ) Video, P, 12, CS, Coro, 1980 This film introduces the calendar and shows the relationship of days to weeks and weeks to months. Robert and Kathy have lots of dates to keep track of - birthdays, holidays, special days - and like anyone else, they use the calendar to help them out. Young children learn that calendars come in many shapes and sizes, but they all serve the same purpose. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MEASUREMENT. Byron B. Blackbear And The Scientific Method (V000970 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, LCA, 1980 Dr. Alfred Clothears explains to the audience his discovery of how bears know when to go to sleep for the winter. Using the "scientific method," Clothears--through a series of animated flashbacks--reveals the hibernation process to viewers. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Simply Scientific Calendar, The: How To Use It (2nd Ed.) (V003853 ) Video, P, 14, CS, Higgins, 2000 DVD (D001027 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01027 ) Because Doug does not know how to use a calendar, he arrives at Cindy's birthday party a day late. With the help of some lively visuals and songs that explain the basic principles of the calendar, he learns how calendars help us to know not only about the various holidays and special days, but also about the relationship of days, weeks, and months to one another. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 69 California (DV00102 ) Canada: History And Government (V001164 ) DVD, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2004 Video, I-H, 21, CS, EBEC, 1989 We will explore California's varied landforms, taking a trip deep into Death Valley and high up into the Sierra Nevada Mountains. We will travel to Hollywood, the movie capital of the world, talk to a seismologist, and learn about the history, industry, natural resources and culture of the state, especially the contributions of native peoples and immigrants. Of course, no trip to this state would be complete without a visit to the California coast and an exciting ride through hilly San Francisco in a cable car! This video traces Canadian history, starting with the earliest Indian inhabitants of North America and proceeding on to Canada's position in today's world community. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- MAP SKILLS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. U.S. Geography For Children Call It Courage (V004325 ) Video, I-J, 24, CS, Disney, 1980 Young Mafatu, who lives on an isolated South Sea island, is haunted by a recurring nightmare in which he relives the death of his father, a former island chief. Because of what happened to his father, Mafatu has a fear of the sea, his people's main source of food and the test of manhood. Driven by shame, he decides to face his fear, but a storm leaves him stranded on another island. His adventures there and on his return home establish him as a young man of courage and earn him the respect of the people he will one day lead. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. Call Of The Wild (V000975 ) Video, J-C, 13, CS, LCA, 1989 Set in Alaska, this tale of friendship is based on the classic novel by Jack London. John Thornton rescues Buck, a dog that had been beaten by its owners. As John nurses him back to life, a profound bond is created between master and animal. The story ends with a dramatic scene in which the dog proves his love and loyalty to his master. 1. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. CAMCORDER (CANON) (CA00001 ) Equipment , 2000 Canon Digital video cassette camcorder. This is a mini cassette camcorder available to all Administrators and Teachers. Teachers are encourage to book for creative and educational teaching. CAMCORDER (PANASONIC) (CA00002 ) Equipment , 1998 Panasonic VHS recorder. Older unit but still offers professional quality including additional lighting and professional microphone quality. Teachers encouraged to book for creative and educational teaching! Canada (V002410 ) Video, I-A, 73, CS, IVN, 1992 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NORTH AMERICA. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Canada: True North Canada: People And Places (V003000 ) Video, I-J, 20, CS, Benchmark, 1997 The terrain and climate of Canada's vast land mass has six distinctly different regions. The Inuit and other Native American tribes adapted to Canada's harsh conditions and survived. The Europeans arrived to first fish and then settle. British and French coastal colonies joined their mother countries in a long war that ended with Canada proclaimed a British colony in 1763. Today one out of every four Canadians is of French descent. Canada became independent in 1982. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NORTH AMERICA. Canada: People And Culture (V001165 ) Video, I-H, 17, CS, EBEC, 1989 Viewers encounter first generation Canadian immigrants from a variety of countries as well as descendants from some of Canada's earliest inhabitants: Inuits and Native Indians. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NORTH AMERICA. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Canada: True North Can I Make It On My Own? (VK00054 ) Video Kit, H-A, 25, CS, C.W. Pub., 1997 Since the goal of every student is to become independent, this program will show them the financial realities of living on their own. They'll learn about getting paid, finding a place to live, opening bank accounts, paying bills, buying insurance, using credit, budgeting, and more. 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. GUIDANCE -FAMILY LIVING, MARRIAGE & PARENTING. Can I Sit On A Clould? (V001654 ) Video, P, 11, CS, Coro, 1988 Who hasn't wondered as Wondercat does, just what clouds are? But Wondercat goes on to find out that clouds and fogs are the same - just collections of water droplets. So you can't sit on them, or even float on them like you can on water in a lake. Animation and live action. Discover Canada's wondrous diversity of culture and landscape, from the snow-swept Arctic tundra to Vancouver's seaport sophistication. Go salmon fishing in New Brunswick, meet baby harp seals near Prince Edward Island and tour Victoria's elegant Butchart Gardens. This is a video tour of Canada. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -WEATHER/METEOROLGY. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NORTH AMERICA. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. Canterbury Tales, The - I (V004460 ) Canada: Geography (V001163 ) Video, I-H, 22, CS, EBEC, 1989 The disparity between size and population in Canada becomes clear as we tour its six main regions, each with its own physical features and climate. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NORTH AMERICA. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Canada: True North Wonder World Of Science, The Video, H-A, 30, CS, Schlessinger, 2000 In this Modern English adaptation, amazing model animation and traditional sketch work are combined with the dramatic voices of actors from the Royal Shakespeare Company. The result is a rich tapestry that reflects both the characters and their tales - an engaging illustration of core literary themes such as greed, deception, betrayal and lust. This tape includes: "The Nun's Priest's Tale," "The Knight's Tale," and "The Wife of Bath's Tale" as the pilgrims begin their journey towards Caterbury. 1. LITERATURE -- LITERATURE. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 70 Canterbury Tales, The - II (V004461 ) Career Evaluation (V003063 ) Video, H-A, 30, CS, Schlessinger, 2000 Video, J-H, 14, CS, Cambridge, 1997 The second episode of this Modern English adaptation incorporates stunning animation with traditional cell animation to create a rich and vivid portrayal of Chaucer's literary masterpiece. Actors from the Royal Shakespeare Company provide the vocal talent, resulting in a true masterpiece in film. This tape includes: "The Merchant's Tale," "The Pardoner's Tale," and "The Franklin's Tale" as the pilgrims arrive at Canterbury. Plan first, work second! Great for first-year vocational classes, career exploratory programs, and as a basic resource in the classroom. Encourages students to ask hard questions about the long-term potential of a career choice, rather than to simply grab the first job available. Good male/female, minority representation. 1. LITERATURE -- LITERATURE. Canterbury Tales, The - III (V004462 ) Video, H-A, 30, CS, Schlessinger, 2000 This episode is a brilliant culmination to this Modern English adaptation of Chaucer's legendary masterpiece. This portrayal of the pilgrim's return journey from Canterbury includes the use of dazzling model animation, intricate sketch work and the voices of the Royal Shakespeare Company to bring the characters and their colorful tales to life. Themes explored in this program include courtly love, loyalty, greed and lust. Includes: "The Squire's Tale," "The Canon's Servant's Tale," "The Miller's & Reeve's Tale." 1. LITERATURE -- LITERATURE. Capitalism (V000516 ) Video, J-H, 24, CS, Natl Geo, 1986 This video covers the period from the early stages of the Industrial Revolution in England to the economy of the United States today, which capitalism is regulated. Students will meet Adam Smith, F.D.R., industrial tycoons, and a representative of an airline company. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RECONSTRUCTION & GROWTH. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. Capitalism, Socialism, Communism Capital Letters: Where And Why (V002833 ) Video, P-I, 16, CS, Higgins, 1991 As Chris writes a letter to his friend in Australia, he learns about the many uses of capital letters, from capitalizing people's names to capitalizing particular places and things. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. Career Planning Basics (V002176 ) Video, H, 30, CS, School Co., 1995 This video will help you to learn more about yourself, set priorities, match yourself to compatible careers, investigate career requirements, and how to set goals. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Ready For Life Careers In Agribusiness (V002175 ) Video, J-A, 8, CS , OABA, 1991 Discusses the many career opportunities there are in Ohio's largest and most diverse industries - Agribusiness. Shows some of the colleges that offer education in agricultural related careers. 1. AGRICULTURE -- AGRICULTURE. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. Careers Without College (V003061 ) Video, J-H, 30, CS, Cambridge, 1995 Encourages students to do their "homework" before committing dollars to traditional four-year college. Lots of ideas for questions to ask, alternative careers and education options. Does a nice job of encouraging continuing education and recommending an objective approach to college. Interviews with several professionals. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. Career Tips For Your Future (V003062 ) Video, H-C, 14, CS, Jist, 1995 Broad range of topics, ranging from when and how people get raises to problem-solving on the job. Voice-over narration highlighted with lots of video. Old-time video lightens the overall feel of the tape. Recommended especially for new co-op students or for graduating seniors entering the work force. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Careful With Credit (V004102 ) Captain Yuck's Adventure In The Food Pyramid (V003767 ) Video, P, 20, CS, SVE Churchill, 1997 Take a tour of the Food Pyramid with the sometimes goofy, yet all-around good guy, Captain Yuck. The Captain guides students through the six levels of the Pryamid and, with the help of some friends, teaches them why it's important to maintain a well-balanced diet. The Pyramid's different rooms highlight the food groups: bread/cereals; vegetables; fruits; milk/ dairy products; meats and proteins; and even the group located at the top of the Pyramid...the sweets group. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. Caracol: The Lost Maya City (V001645 ) Video, H-C, 59, CS, Coro, 1990 How does an entire civilization collapse? This question and others are answered by this investigation. Narrated by Ricardo Montalban, this scientific adventure records the efforts of an international expedition of archaeologists as they excavate an amazing city whose ruins provide a window into an ancient past. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Video, H-A, 25, CS, TVC, 2000 Charge it! Credit makes shopping easy, right? It can also get young people into a lot of trouble. This video helps your students understand how credit works and how to use it wisely. Learn all about accrued interest, average daily balances, annual percentage rates, and more. This is information students should never leave home without! 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. GUIDANCE -FAMILY LIVING, MARRIAGE & PARENTING. Caring (V003669 ) Video, I-H, 30, CS, Live Wire, 1998 We are looking in on the "Dr. Mike Show," a talk radio show for teenagers. Roberto calls in perplexed that his dad called him selfish and uncaring. He doesn't know what to make of it. Roberto discovers that: Being responsive to the concerns and needs of others; Treating others with kindness, concern, and generosity; Being charitable; Giving of yourself for the benefit of others; and Not being mean, cruel, or insensitive are all traits of being a caring person and that caring is a pillar of good character. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. In Search Of Character Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 71 Carl Sandburg: Poet Of The People (V000192 ) Case Of The Flaming Beauty Queen, The (V002661 ) Video, I-H, 23, CS, Aims, 1983 Video, P-I, 30, CS, Golden Book, 1990 Born of hardworking immigrants, Carl Sandburg grew to be nearly the ultimate in American literacy. Along the way, he rode the rails, went to the Spanish-American War, and was a journalist and a socialist who passionately believed in democracy and the innate wisdom of the people. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. LITERATURE -POETRY. 3. LITERATURE -- AUTHORS/POETS. American Lifestyle Carnival Of Animals (V000994 ) Video, P-I, 27, CS, MTI, 1985 For animal lovers and music lovers, here's a melodious trip to the zoo you won't soon forget. The whimsical verse of Ogden Nash and the delightful music of Camille Saint-Saens come together in this salute to feathers, fur and fins. Accompanied by the Mormon Youth Symphony, Gary Burghoff (from TV's M*A*S*H) hosts and narrates this rollicking look at the animal kingdom. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Carousel, The (V003431 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1997 Written by Liz Rosenberg and illustrated by Jim LaMarche, this is the touching story of two sisters who, after the death of their mother, search for her legacy through their memories, imaginations and a magical ride on a carousel. LeVar visits children in Harlem who are working with artists and designers to build a carousel for their community park, illustrating how the power of legacies are passed on to us by special people in our lives. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. GUIDANCE -AGING, DEATH & DYING. Reading Rainbow Cartoons Go To War (V003986 ) Video, I-A, 50, CS, A & E, 1995 On the eve of the Second World War, as patriotic men and women across the nation were lining up to do their part in the fight against fascism, the U.S. Signal Corps inducted some unlikely civilians: a rabbit and two ducks. America's most beloved animated characters - including the biggest stars from Disney and Warner Bros. - put on the uniform in propaganda films designed to boost morale. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 3. GENERAL -GENERAL. Carving Your Own Path (VK00081 ) Video Kit, J-H, 30, CS, HRM, 2000 This video examines some of the different paths that exist for young people currently preparing to enter the job market. The profiles and life experiences of Andy, Harry, Lara, and Tara are explored as they enter this new work force with a view of creating career paths that link to their passions. Presented like a music video, the message is delivered in a format young people will appreciate. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Case Of the Burgled Baseball Cards, The (V002484 ) Video, IJ, 25, C, Golden Book, 1990 The investigator - Encyclopedia Brown, Boy Detective. The place - Idaville, a town like any other. The subject of the investigation is the late night theft of a priceless collection of baseball cards. The only clue, at first, is a folder of empty baseball card holders with no finerprints. There are three suspects: a former baseball player; a greedy collector; and the owner of the missing collection. Collect clues with Encyclopedia Brown as he solves the the mystery! Live action. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Encyclopedia Brown - The Boy Detective Could it really be that Darlene Goodbutter, the recently crowned "Miss Idaville" beauty queen, is responsible for setting fires in the local library three days in a row? Or could it be that the runner-up, Lucinda Meany, set the fires to frame Darlene and steal her crown? Or maybe the neighborhood hi-jinxers, Bugs and Zool, are up to no good again! Encyclopedia Brown, the Boy Detective, thinks they're all possible suspects. Based upon the story by Donald J. Sobol. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. Encyclopedia Brown - The Boy Detective Case Of The Ghostly Rider, The (V002662 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, Golden Book, 1990 Legend says that the ghost of the Wildcat Kid, the meanest, toughest bad man who ever lived, once roamed Old Glenville. The legend also says that before he died, he hid some treasure, leaving only one clue to how it might be found. Suddenly the ghost appears again, riding his horse in the dead of night. Is it really a ghost? Is it Sam Gizborne, who wants to buy Old Glenville as cheaply as possible? Or Parker Gaffney, who is mad that he did not inherit Old Glenville? Based upon the story by Donald J. Sobol. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. Encyclopedia Brown - The Boy Detective Case of the Missing Ending, The (V005133 ) Video, P-I, 11, CS, Media Inc., 2006 The Sharp Wits find themselves in the middle of another mystery. What happened to the ending of Gator's story? Join them in this adventure as they search for the missing ending. It is a humorous tale for sure. The will discover the difference between the fiction genres: mystery, adventure and humor. Grades 2-5. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. Sharp Wits, The Case Of The Runaway Sentence, The (V003278 ) Video, P-I, 9, CS , Media Inc., 1998 The Sharp Wits help Gator with his homework. Gator's assignment is to write sentences using two or more spelling words per sentence. The challenge is he's not allowed to start any of his sentences with the words "the," "a" or "an." Working together they review the basic parts of a sentence and discover how to correct three common errors in sentence writing: sentence fragments, run-on sentences and rambling sentences. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Sharp Wits, The Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 72 Case Of The Three Paragraphs, The: Expository, Descriptive & Narrative (V003274 ) Cat In The Hat, The (V002737 ) Standards Grade Six English Language Arts - Writing. Writing Processes; Use revision strategies to improve the overall organization, the clarity and consistency of ideas within and among paragraphs and the logic and effectiveness of word choices; Drafting, Revising and Editing; Group related ideas into paragraphs including topic sentences following paragraph form, and maintain a consistent focus across paragraphs; Y2003 CEW S01 G05-07 BD L06 I08. ; Grade Seven English Language Arts - Writing. Writing Processes; Use revision strategies to improve the overall organization, the clarity and consistency of ideas within and among paragraphs and the logic and effectiveness of word choices; Drafting, Revising and Editing; Group related ideas into paragraphs including topic sentences following paragraph form, and maintain a consistent focus across paragraphs; Y2003 CEW S01 G05-07 BD L07 I08. ; Grade Eight English Language Arts - Writing. Writing Processes; Use revision strategies to improve the style,, Media Inc., 1998 DVD (D001098 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01098 ) It's a rainy afternoon, and two kids with nothing to do are surprised and delighted to discover a Cat in a Hat at their door. The Cat in the Hat is filled with tricks, and when he's not busy searching the house for his missing moss covered, three-handled, family gredunza, he plays the piano, and even gets the kids to sing along. Follow the Sharp Wits as they solve the mystery of who is the Marshmallow Eating Monster. Each Sharp Wit takes on the challenge of writing an expository, decriptive, or narrative paragraph about their adventure. In retelling their story they also review the basic parts of a paragraph. The discover how exciting their story becomes when they use the three different types of paragraphs. Note: Though persuasive writing is defined, this video primarily examines the narrative, descriptive and expository genres. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Sharp Wits, The Case Of Which Letter To Write, The: Friendly or Business (V003276 ) Video, P-I, 14, CS, Media Inc., 1998 The Sharp Wits discover the difference between a friendly letter and a business letter. By comparing a business letter to a friendly letter they uncover the individual parts: the heading, inside address, salutation, body, closing and signature. In their search for the difference they also discover the three main reasons why you would write a business letter. The Sharp Wits also review the steps of writing and use them to write a better letter. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Sharp Wits, The Casey At The Bat (V004341 ) Video, P-J, 9, CS , Disney, 1971 Throughout American history, legends about heroes have helped to shape our nation. CASEY AT THE BAT represents American fasination with sports heroes. As the legend goes, Casey was everyone's idol and had been batting 100 percent. In the game of the season, Casey confidently steps up to bat. The outcome of the game depends on him. Can it be? The infallible Casey strikes out! Yet the results of Casey's failure are both amusing and surprising. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. GUIDANCE -PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Caterpillars (V003532 ) Video, P-A, 24, CS, Filmwest, 1995 If you love butterflies and moths then you have to love caterpillars too, since you can't have one without the other. How to find, identify and rear caterpillars. 1. SCIENCE -- INSECTS. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Acorn: The Nature Nut Video, P-I, 30, CS, Fox, 1985 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. Dr. Seuss Video Classics Cats (V000485 ) Video, P, 16, CS, Natl Geo, 1985 A family observes the behavior and development of newborn kittens. Close attention is paid to the cat's sensory anatomy and its play. Another family adopts a cat and begins to care for and love its new pet. The children learn why the cat has been neutered. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. World Of Pets, The Cauldron Of War (V003994 ) Video, J-A, 49, CS, Warner Bros., 1994 In 1776, 13 colonies united in a war to gain independence from England. But the nation that resulted from that conflict was not the first democracy in America. That distinction belonged to the Haudenosauncee (Iroquois) nation, independent states whose democratic framework was an inspiration to Benjamin Franklin when he met Iroquois leaders in 1754. Many indigenous nations side with the trade oriented French rather than the landclaiming English in the fierce French and Indian War. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 500 Nations Cause For War: Effect Of War (V003955 ) Video, J-A, 98, CS, BWE, 1998 DAYS OF DECISION - traces the crucial decisions made which lead to war. Failure of South Vietnamese leaders to reform and the Tonkin Gulf incident convince President Johnson to press for bombing in the North. On the ground, the generals request and Johnson agrees to commit thousands of additional combat troops. UNEASY ALLIES - looks at the Americans switch from fighting a defensive war with their South Vietnamese allies to taking control of the fighting. The U.S. begins employing a greater number of ground troops. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. Vietnam: The Ten Thousand Day War Causes & Crises: Life After the Crash (DK00049 ) DVD Kit, I-H, 32, cc, Sunburst, 2004 This program focuses on the causes and effects of the Great Depression. The information presented is the first in a three-part series. This video begins with the Roaring 20's and Black Tuesday. After the stock market crashes, studetns will learn about how the government responded to bank closings and unemployment. Excellent photos and film clips enable the viewers to understand the hard times, poverty, and racism. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. The Great Depression Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 73 Causes Of The Civil War (V003282 ) Cell Movement and Transportation (D001230 ) Video, I-H, 35, CS, Library Video, 1996 Narrated video and animated segments convey processes of cellular biology. Once manufactured, molecules are packaged in membrane sacs for transport around the cell (and also for export) by the Golgi apparatus, a sort of shrink wrapper for the cells molecular products. One membrane-bound package is potentially deadly, the lysosome, a sac of digestive enzymes that if released into the cytoplasm would digest the cell from the inside. But the packaging is robust and lysosomes move about the cell, engulfing and digesting worn out parts, or in the case of cells that engulf bacteria and other food items (amoebas and certain white blood cells), the enzymes are put to work breaking down the food in cell stomachs called secondary lysosomes, or food vacuoles., 2003 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01230 ) Brief segments cover the Industrial North; agricultural South & the Cotton Belt plantation slavery; black resistance to slavery; Nat Turner's Rebellion; free blacks and the abolition movement; the Underground Railroad; sectional politicization; the Missouri Compromise & the Compromise of 1850; the Dred Scott Case; Lincoln-Douglass Debates and the secession of southern states. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. United States History (Schlessinger) Causes Of The Seasons (Rev.) (V004241 ) Video, I-J, 11, CS, Coro, 1979 Animation techniques clearly illustrate the tilt of the earth's axis, the rotation of the earth on its axis, and the revolution of the earth around the sun. The film shows how these factors affect the comparative lengths of day and night and the angle at which the sun's rays strike the earth's surface, causing the changing seasons. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/ METEOROLGY. Cell Division: Mitosis And Cytokinesis (V000062 ) Video, J-H, 13, CS, Caro Bio, 1980 Cell division is a continuous process that takes place in every large, multicellular organism. The process, often mistakenly called mitosis, is actually a merger of two interrelated processes - mitosis, or nuclear replication and division, and cytokinesis, the division of the cytoplasm. This program uses whitefish blastula cells and onion root tip cells to illustrate the process in both animals and plants. 1. SCIENCE -- CELLS. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- CELLS. Cell Division: Mitosis, Meiosis & Cytokinesis (V005059 ) Video, I-H, 20, CS, Neo/SCI, 1999 Your students will learn the central importance that cells play in life and the fact that living cells can only arise from other living cells via cell division. They'll distinguish mitosis from cytokinesis and view both plant and animal cells as they undergo the various phases of nuclear division. They'll also learn about the cell cycle, embryonic development, cancer and cell growth. Meiosis, the process whereby the cell nucleus divides to form sex cells, is also graphically depicted. Grades 6-12. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- CELLS. Content Not Contents: Cell movement and transport ( Full program 153MB, 15;21) -Structure of the plasma membrane (9.8MB, :58) -Osmosis (23.6MB, 2:22) -Phagocytosis (15.5MB, 1:33) -Transport proteins (9.8MB, :59) Pinocytosis (4.96, :30) -Golgi function (6.91MB, :41) -Receptor-mediated endocytosis (8.4MB, :50) -Microtubules (14.4MB, 1:26) -Lysosomes and Digestion (25.6MB, 2:34) -Cilia (12.4MB, 1:15) -Motor proteins (12.4 MB, 1:15) <p>Added Info MPEG-1 download file. WMV streaming file. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. This digital titles was purchased by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in Ohio. Live action, video micrography, and animation. 1. SCIENCE -- CELLS. Visualizing Cell Processes 3rd Edition Cell Processes (DV00085 ) Standards Grade Six Science . Life Sciences ; Explain that the basic functions of organisms are carried out in cells and groups of specialized cells form tissues and organs; the combination of these cells make up multicellular organisms that have a variety of body plans and internal structures; Characteristics and Structure of Life; Identify how plant cells differ from animal cells (e.g., cell wall and chloroplasts); Y2003 CSC S02 G06-08 BA L06 I03., Visual Learning, 2001 DVD (D001156 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01156 ) This video highlights the important cell processes necessary for life, including cell growth, cell division and the processes of diffusion, respiration, and osmosis. The different ways cells obtain, use and release energy are outlined. Other terminology includes: metabolism, active transport, passive transport, mitosis, meiosis, asexual reproduction and sexual reproduction, and fermentation. Grades 5-9. Also available on VHS as #V4223. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- CELLS. 3. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 4. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. 5. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SEX EDUCATION. Microorganisms Cell Processes (V004223 ) Video, I-H, 20, CS, LVC, 2001 Concepts and terminology covered in this video include: metabolism, aerobic repiration, anaerobic respiration, fermentation, diffusion, osmosis, active transport and mitosis. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- CELLS. 3. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Microorganisms Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 74 Cells (DV00280 ) Cell, The (DV00084 ) DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2005 Standards Grade Six Science . Life Sciences ; Explain that the basic functions of organisms are carried out in cells and groups of specialized cells form tissues and organs; the combination of these cells make up multicellular organisms that have a variety of body plans and internal structures; Characteristics and Structure of Life; Identify how plant cells differ from animal cells (e.g., cell wall and chloroplasts); Y2003 CSC S02 G06-08 BA L06 I03., Visual Learning, 2001 DVD (D001157 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01157 ) Mad scientist Bill Nye CELLebrates the basic unit that makes up all living organisms - the cell. This exCELLent program zooms in on DNA and microscopic creatures like amoebas and paramecia. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS cassette. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- CELLS. 3. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 4. SCIENCE -- CELLS. 5. SCIENCE -HUMAN BODY. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Cells (V004067 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Set against the backdrop of a soccer team in action, This video takes a close-up look at the smallest living unit in the human body. Kids will discover that, while most cells are very similar in structure and equipment, each type of cell has its own special function. Detailed graphics give viewers a complete rundown of the various parts of a cell. Inside the cell, they'll see various organelles - the individual parts that work together to keep the cell functioning. Cellular reproduction (mitosis) is covered. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. 4. SCIENCE -- CELLS. Human Body In Action Cells (V004366 ) Video, I-H, 27, CS, Discovery, 2000 It's been 335 years since the first microscope was invented in 1665. Yet we're still looking through that small lens and seeing the world on a whole new level. Get a larger-than-life look at human and plant cells. Gain an understanding of their primary functions and watch these tiny building blocks of life in action. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- CELLS. 3. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. 4. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 5. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 6. SCIENCE -- CELLS. Cells And Tissues (V003518 ) Video, J-H, 15, CS, Benchmark, 1998 This program will help the student understand these key concepts about cells and tissues: How the different functions of cells and tissues, explain their different structures; The differences and similarities between plant and animal cells; and the differences in cell division between mitosis and meiosis, and why. 1. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 2. SCIENCE -- CELLS. 3. SCIENCE -- CELLS. Cells: The Building Blocks Of Life (V003078 ) Video, IA, 23, C, Film Ideas, 1997 DVD (DV00028 ) Describes the two basic types of cells: eukaryotic and prokaryotic, and illustrates the major components of prokaryotic cells; nucleus, nuclear membrane, golgi bodies, microtubules, microfilaments, cytoplasm, etc. The processes of diffusion, osmosis and active transport are illustrated, along with respiration, photosynthesis and reproduction. 1. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 2. SCIENCE -- CELLS. 3. SCIENCE -- CELLS. 4. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Essentials Of Biology Cell Structure (V001146 ) Video, J-H, 22, CS, EBEC, 1991 Modern technology, including electron microscopy and auto-radiography, has enabled scientists to pinpoint where in the cell various "dynamic" chemical events occur. 1. SCIENCE -- CELLS. 2. SCIENCE -- CELLS. Biology Form And Function Students will learn about the discovery of cells, the development of the cell theory, and the differences between animal cells and plant cells. Animations illustrate the different parts of a cell. Other terminology includes: organelles, cell wall, cell membrane, cytoplasm, mitochondria, ribosomes, vacuole, nucleus, chromosomes, and lysosomes. Grades 5-9. Also available on VHS as #V4222. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- CELLS. 3. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Microorganisms Cell, The (V004222 ) Video, I-H, 20, CS, LVC, 2001 Concepts and terminology discussed include: cell theory, organelles, cell wall, cell membrane, cyoplasm, mitochondria, ribosomes, vacuole, nucleus, chloroplast, ands. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- CELLS. 3. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Microorganisms Cellular Energy And Metabolism (V003871 ) Video, H, 15, CS, Benchmark, 1998 Will help the student understand these key concepts about cellular energy and metabolism: The process of photosynthesis; Factors affecting the rate of photosynthesis; Respiration and the transfer of energy from food; Factors affecting the rate of respiration; Enzymes as biological catalysts; and Factors affecting the rate of enzyme action. 1. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Cellular Respiration (D001232 ) Narrated video and animated segments convey processes of cellular biology. Cellular respiration releases stored energy by breaking down food molecules such as sugars. Oxygen is consumed. Photosynthesis and cellular respiration complement each other bicycling CO2 and O2 . Photosynthesis produces the O2 and food molecules that cellular respiration uses. Cellular respiration produces CO2 that can be recycled into food by plants. , 2003 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01232 ) Content Not Contents: Cellular respiration (Full program 91.1MB, 9:08) -Glycolysis (21.2MB, 2:07) -Fermentation (7.76MB, :47) -Mitochondrion structure (12.5MB, 1:15) -The Krebs cycle (19.1MB, 1:55) -Aerobic respiration (6.7MB, :42) -Electron transport chain (5.23MB, :31) -ATP Synthesis (8.83MB, :53) <p>Added Info MPEG-1 download file. WMV streaming file. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. This digital titles was purchased by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in Ohio. Live action, video micrography, and animation. 1. SCIENCE -- CELLS. Visualizing Cell Processes 3rd Edition Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 75 Cell Unit of Life, The (D001231 ) Central American Heritage (V004859 ) Provides more than thirty learning modules designed to inform middle school and basic biology students. Examines cell structures, energy, control and reproduction. Recounts the discovery of cells and the development of tools such as electron microscopes. Discusses the significance of DNA. , 2004 Video, P-I, 25, CS, Library Video, 1997 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01231 ) Added Info MPEG-1 download file. WMV streaming file. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. This digital titles was purchased by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in Ohio. Live action, video micrography, and animation. <p>Standards Grade Six Science. Life Sciences; Explain that the basic functions of organisms are carried out in cells and groups of specialized cells form tissues and organs; the combination of these cells make up multicellular organisms that have a variety of body plans and internal structures$characteristics and Structure of Life; Explain that many of the basic functions of organisms are carried out by or within cells and are similar in all organisms; Y2003 CSC S02 G06-08 BA L06 I01; Grade Ten Science . Life Sciences; Ex 1. SCIENCE -- CELLS. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Inside the Living Cell Children are introduced to the seven colorful countries of Central America. They'll see what it's like to live there and how immigrants from those countries have brought their traditions to North America. We learn to say a few words and count to ten in Spanish. A field trip takes children to a shop where Guatemalan weavings are sold, and they also visit a Salvadoran grocery for a view of chiles, tortillas, rice and other treats from Central America. We watch an animated Mayan folktale "The Chirimia." Grades K-4. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -NORTH AMERICA. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOUTH AMERICA. American Cultures For Children Chair For My Mother, A (V003432 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1984 Written by Vera B. Williams, this is the story about members of a family that team up and work together to rebuild their lives after a tragic fire. Host LeVar Burton and his friends carry through the idea as they create a song and dance number called "Teamwork," the program's finale. Read by Amy Linker. Central America (V000509 ) 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Video, I, 16, CS, Natl Geo, 1987 Reading Rainbow Oswaldo Gaitan lives in Nicarugua, a country that is turbulent both geologically and politically. The active volcano near Oswaldo's home is a good subject for the 12-year-old, who is a gifted artist. We meet Oswaldo's parents, a shoemaker and a seamstress, and accompany him to a lively street festival and a baseball game. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NORTH AMERICA. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. Families Of The World Central America (V000528 ) Video, J-H, 25, CS, Natl Geo, 1987 While most of the region shares an Indian and Spanish heritage and a tropical climate, the seven Central American countries differ in terms of economic development, cultural traditions, and political stability. Challenger Learning Center (V002936 ) Video, P-I, 28, CS, MediaPro, 1995 Here is a rare opportunity to learn about space, space travel, communication skills and careers in a dedicated Learning Center named in honor of the Challenger Space Crew. We form special teams, each with a mission to support an exercise to "Make a Space Probe rendezvous with a Comet". With a Mission Control setup based on the real NASA Mission Control Room in Houston, we become controllers, problem solvers and learn teamwork. We use math, science and logic to solve problems. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. Field Trip 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NORTH AMERICA. Chameleons In America (V003536 ) Nations Of The World Video, P-A, 24, CS, Filmwest, 1997 Central America: A Human Geography (2nd Ed.) (V001721 ) Anoles (or "American Chameleons") are some of the most popular pet lizards and the commonest in the American Southwest. Presented is a look at their world and how to keep a pet chameleon healthy and content. Video, I-H, 16, CS, Coro, 1978 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. A look at the people who live and work in the three major regions of Central America - Tierra Fria, Tierra Templada and Tierra Caliente. An American canal worker, a banana plantation worker, a cacao Farmer, a ranchero, coffee and cotton harvesters, Indian farmers and a mestizo family provide first-hand impressions that reveal differences and similarities to life in the United States. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NORTH AMERICA. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. Acorn: The Nature Nut Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 76 Change is in the Wind (D001206 ) Channel Islands National Park (V003974 ) The program focuses on energy provided by wind, solar panels and how ethanol can be produced in Ohio and uses corn from local farmers., ThinkTV, 2006 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01206 ) Video, I-A, 25, CS, ECI, 1996 Added Info Streaming video (6 min. 25 sec. 64 MB : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. Funding for Our Ohio: Exploring Our Heritage comes from eTech Ohio, the Ohio Farm Bureau and Nationwide Insurance. <p>Standards Grade Six Science . Physical Sciences.; Describe renewable and nonrenewable sources of energy (e.g., solar, wind, fossil fuels, biomass, hydroelectricity, geothermal and nuclear energy) and the management of these sources; Nature of Energy; Explain that the energy found in nonrenewable resources such as fossil fuels (e.g., oil, coal and natural gas) originally came from the sun and may renew slowly over millions of years; Y2003 CSC S03 G06-08 BC L06 I05; Grade Six Science . Physical Sciences; Describe renewable and nonre 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 3. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/ METEOROLGY. Our Ohio: Exploring Our Heritage Changes In Matter (V004150 ) Video, P-I, 18, CS, AGC, 1999 DVD (DV00009 ) Hear the call of seabirds and the raucous voice of sea lions and seals, as well as the lonesome song of the whale. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 4. SCIENCE -EARTH SCIENCE. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 6. GENERAL -- GENERAL. Great Park Adventures Characters, Metaphors and Similes (V004910 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, New Dimension, 2004 Roald Dahl really knew a man with large ears who inspired the BFG and we meet him! We see how exaggerating people's tiny peculiarities makes them larger, uglier, better, and more interesting than in real-life, how extreme characters create vivid impressions, and how metaphors and similes bring liveliness to reading and writing by using comparisons. Grades 3-6. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 4. LITERATURE -- AUTHORS/POETS. Creative Reading and Writing With Roald Dahl Through everyday examples, students will see how they benefit from changes in matter and will understand that matter is changing everywhere around them. The different characterisitics and samples of physical changes and chemical changes are shown, including changes in state. Common chemical changes, such as the burning of paper, the baking of a cake, and the rusting of a car are shown through colorful imagery. Charge It - Credit Card Secrets (V004578 ) 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -MATTER & ENERGY. Matter And Its Properties 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. Change Your Attitude, Change Your Life (VK00188 ) Charles Dickens (DV00393 ) Video Kit, J-H, 21, cc, Sunburst, 2004 DVD, I-H, 30, cc, 2007 This program is designed to help teachers help students reach higher than they have in the past, to risk the things teens need to risk to grow and develop their talents. Teen-friendly dramatic vignettes show how young people who want to change their lives can. The program gives students the skills they need, and explores the strategies and insights that are necessary to reach higher and succeed. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Changing Seasons (V002403 ) Video, P, 15, CS, AGC, 1995 Children are shown plotting shadow lengths and angles, and investigating daily and seasonal changes in them. A simple explanation of how the earth moves around the sun in provided, and viewers learn that patterns in weather are related to seasonal change. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Stage One Science Changing World Of Charles Dickens, The (V000075 ) Video, J-H, 26, CS, LCA, 1970 English actors perform scenes from some of most memorable works of Charles Dickens, including "David Copperfield, Dombey and Son, Great Expectations, Hard Times, and Oliver Twist". A look at a major writer who not only reflected his times, but set out to change them as well. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. LITERATURE -WORLD. Western Civilization: Majesty And Madness Video, J-A, 24, CS, Learning Seed, 2002 Teaches your students the "secrets" that credit card issuers might prefer stay hidden. Viewers learn how to shop carefully for the best deal in credit cards. Often considered the greatest English novelist of his time, Dickens suffered a difficult childhood. His father was constantly in debt which neccessitated Charles being sent to work at the age of twelve in a blacking factory. Despite being deprived of an education by his parents, he worked hard and became an office boy in a law firm, then a county reporter, and finally a reporter of debates in Parliament for the Morning Chronicle in 1835. Dickens was known for the cruel and suffering characters he created, who lived in a world of iniquities. His social criticism was especially evident in some of his greatest works including Oliver Twist and Hard Times. Other great novels include A Tale of Two Cities, David Copperfield and Great Expectations which is often considered his greatest work. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. LITERATURE -AUTHORS/POETS. Charlotte's Web (V000550 ) Video, P-H, 94, CS, Paramount, 1972 E.B. White's novel is translated to the screen in musical animation. Described as a tale of "friendship and salvation, a story of miracles - the miracle of birth, the miracle of friendship, the miracle of death," features the voices of Debbie Reynolds as Charlotte, Paul Lynde as Templeton the Rat, Agnes Moorehead as the Stuttering Goose, and Henry Gibson as Wilbur the Pig. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- AGING, DEATH & DYING. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 77 Charts, Graphs and Diagrams (V003025 ) Chemical Analysis One (DV00328 ) Video, P, 15, CS, 100%, 1997 DVD, J-C, 25, CS, VEA, 1993 DVD (D001135 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01135 ) Students are able to see what charts, graphs, and diagrams are and how they help them interpret data by charting, graphing, and diagraming items which they are familiar with - rides in a playground, stores in a mall, compare sports team wins and loses, TV schedule, building a model, etc. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. 2. MATHEMATICS -MATHEMATICS. Chasing the Tornado (V000893 ) Video, I-H, 30, CS, Coro, 1987 Instead of hiding from a tornado, imagine chasing one. Capturing the anticipation and exhilaration of the hunt, KnowZone footage showcases the incredible power of nature's deadliest wind. 1. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. KnowZone Cheechako's First Day (V001167 ) Video, P-I, 8, CS , EBEC, 1978 On a sunny cool day in the early spring, a four-month-old polar bear cub, still wobbly on his feet, comes out of his den - under the watchful eye of his mother - to explore his new home in the Oregon Washington Park Zoo. The cub's reaction to the new surroundings and his first swimming lesson offer children a rare film experience. Viewers will see the gentle and subtle ways in which a mother polar bear cares for and trains her cub, and discover the ways these animals adapt to their environment in the city zoo. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Cheese Production (D001207 ) All the world loves cheese, and Ohio is the heart of it all. Explore the many faces of Ohio cheese. , ThinkTV, 2006 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01207 ) Added Info Streaming video (7 min. 54 sec. 78.9 MB : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. Funding for Our Ohio: Exploring Our Heritage comes from eTech Ohio, the Ohio Farm Bureau and Nationwide Insurance. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. Our Ohio: Exploring Our Heritage Cheetah (V000202 ) Video, P-J, 11, CS, EBEC, 1971 This safari tracks the wild's fastest hunter - a cat that runs at speeds of more than 50 miles an hour. As the camera looks on, a cheetah chases a Thompson's gazelle - but fails to catch it. Despite having a heavy tail that helps it maintain balance on quick turns, the cheetah lacks the stamina of the graceful gazelle. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. 4. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Silent Safari This DVD uses sophisticated computer animation to give senior chemistry students a unique insight into the theory and operation of the three most commonly used tools in analytical chemistry: 1) Atomic Absorption Spectrometry 2) Gas Chromatography 3) High Pressure Liquid Chromatography. The program outlines the need for quick, efficient, costeffective and reliable techniques for testing a variety of chemical samples. 1. SCIENCE -- CHEMISTRY. Chemical Analysis Two (DV00329 ) DVD, J-C, 35, CS, VEA, 1994 This program outlines the need for quick cost-effective and reliable testing of samples in industry, health, manufacturing and environmental applications. The program considers the use of the "Bom" calorimeter, and students are shown how the Mass Spectrometer is used in conjuction with the Gas Chromatograph to identify substances such as carcinogenic compounds in soil. 1. SCIENCE -- CHEMISTRY. Chemical And Physical Change (V004762 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, Taylor, 2000 Segment 1: Louise and Scott watch an infomerical on a new way to make bread; then discuss the possibility of "un-popping" popcorn; also they begin to experiment on chemical and physical changes in various types of food. Segment 2: Louise tries to discover what makes bread rise; then goes on to explore the phenomenon of taste; also she and Scott decide to make cupcakes with different ingredients to test-taste variables. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -CHEMISTRY. 3. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Chemical Bonding And Atomic Structure (2nd Ed.) (V004248 ) Video, J-C, 23, CS, Coro, 1983 The substances that form our world are made of atoms held together by chemical bonds. Physical and chemical properties are elements and compounds depend on the nature of these bonds that are explored. 1. SCIENCE -- CHEMISTRY. Chemical Reactions (DV00281 ) Standards: Grade Four K-12 Science. Physical Sciences; Compare the characteristics of simple physical and chemical changes; Nature of Matter; Identify characteristics of a simple chemical change. When a new material is made by combining two or more materials, it has chemical properties that are different from the original materials (e.g., burning paper, vinegar and baking soda); Y2003 CSC S03 G03-05 BA L04 I02.; Grade Six K-12 Science. Physical Sciences; Relate uses, properties and chemical processes to the behavior and/or arrangement of the small particles that compose matter; Nature of Matter; Describe that in a chemical change new substances are formed with different properties than the original substance (e.g., rusting, burning); Y2003 CSC S03 G06-08 BA L06 I02., Disney, 2003 DVD (D001028 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01028 ) Have a blast watching the explosive examples Bill Nye uses to explain that everything is made up of chemicals. Guest star Candace Cameron shares the lab with Bill and shows that fire is actually a chemical reaction. Together, they extinguish a "tornado of fire." The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS as catalog number V2246. Grades 4 & up. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -CHEMISTRY. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 78 Chemistry In Everyday Life (V001168 ) Chickens (V003653 ) Video, J-H, 15, CS, EBEC, 1987 Video, P-I, 10, CS, BFA, 1994 Growing and processing food, developing man-made fibers, creating plastics, and producing stronger, lighter steel-- these are some of the practical applications of chemistry in everyday life. Produced by BioScience Communications of Dallas, Inc. Can you imagine eating worms for dinner? How about sitting on an egg for twenty-one days in a row? In this video, we will observe how and when a hen lays an egg, how the baby chicks hatches out of its egg, and what chickens like to eat. 1. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 2. SCIENCE -CHEMISTRY. 1. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. 2. AGRICULTURE -- AGRICULTURE. Fun With Nature Chickens Aren't the Only Ones (V000933 ) Chemistry Of A Loaf Of Bread (V003111 ) Video, IH, 19, C, Lucerne, 1995 Classes get a basic lesson in chemistry by learning what happens when a loaf of bread is baked in Julia Hayes' kitchen. Using scientific method, several loaves are baked and the varied results compared to learn about the individual effects of different ingredients and the scientific principles at work. An easy approach that teaches the basics. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 4. SCIENCE -CHEMISTRY. 5. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1990 DVD (DV00358 ) Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Inspired by the feature book by Ruth Heller and narrated by Georgia Engel, LeVar Burton searches for the answer to this age-old question. Assuming the role of reporter, LeVar visits a chicken farm and provides viewers with "eggsclusive" information about how baby chicks are kept safe until their final moment of hatching. LeVar also travels to the beaches of Melbourne, Florida, where he discovers turtles laying eggs in the sand. Available on VHS or DVD. Chemistry of Carbon (A Very Versatile Atom) (DV00324 ) 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Reading Rainbow DVD, J-C, 30, CS, VEA, 2006 Children's March, The (Mighty Times) (VK00147 ) This program looks at the importance of carbon to life and the carbon cycle. It examines charcoal manufacture, limestone, the properties and uses of diamond, including synthetic diamonds, and graphite. An experiment show that limestone contains carbon is also illustrated. The test for carbon dioxide is demonstrated and Fullerenes are explained. A concise introduction to carbon, its related materials and uses. Video Kit, I-H, 40, CS, Teaching Toleran, 2005 1. SCIENCE -- CHEMISTRY. Cherokee, The (V001628 ) Video, I-H, 30, CS, Library Video, 1993 See series title "INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA" for a description. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. Indians Of North America Chess Mess, The (V004170 ) Video, P, 30, CS, WGBH, 2001 Starring the short "E" sound. It's Alice Day! It's Alice Day! Callooh! Callay! Hooray! Guest starring Dr. Ruth Westheimer and Bruno Kirby. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. Mane Event, The (Between The Lions) Cheyenne, The (V001629 ) Video, I-H, 30, CS, Library Video, 1993 See series title "INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA" for a description. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. Indians Of North America Chickenomics: A Fowl Approach To Economics (V000001 ) Video, J-H, 30, CS, WRI, 1980 This film is about power. The power to rebel, resist, and love. May 2, 1963, in Birmingham, Ala., about 1,000 students went to jail. By May 10th, 3,000 were in jail. What spurred thousands of children to action? What gave them the power to rebel and resist? How is it that children were the ones to garner the largest victory seen thus far in Civil Rights Movement? How did the power of love form their strategies & their actions? And how can educators today invite students to experience anew the legacy of the children of Birmingham? 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -CONTEMPORARY STUDIES. Children In Autumn (2nd Ed.) (V001170 ) Video, P, 11, CS, EBEC, 1985 As Kristy and her friends wander through woods and gardens, they see, taste, and touch the wonders of autumn. Their adventures help students learn about how plants, animals, and people adjust to autumn's cool weather, short days, and changing food supply. Students also discover the joys of observing seasonal changes. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. Children In Spring And Summer (2nd Ed.) (V001171 ) Video, P, 15, CS, EBEC, 1986 With a little help from his friends, young Terry awakens viewers to the unique sights, smells, sounds and textures of spring and summer. Students see that the spring and summer months bring changes in weather and in the behaviors of people, plants, and animals. Students discover that they can best increase their enjoyment and understanding of the world by becoming aware of their ever-changing environment. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. Children In Winter (2nd Ed.) (V001172 ) Video, P, 13, CS, EBEC, 1986 This video documents the career of the Famous Chicken and identifies why he has become a successful entertainer. By using his example, the narrator explains the unique characteristics of the U.S. economy and how these characteristics influence the Chicken's career. What are some of the ways that plants, people, and animals adapt to winter? Chipmunks hibernate, buffalo grow fur coats, trees shed their leaves, and children build snowmen. Focusing On These and other adaptations, this film encourages children to carefully observe the winter season. 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 79 Children Of Japan, The: Learning The New, Remembering The Old (V001066 ) Video, I, 21, CS, Disney, 1987 Experience modern Japanese culture through the eyes of 11-year-old Makoto. In a film framed by letters to his American pen pal, Makoto tells of his life in Japan: ancient tradition amidst advanced industrialization. A day in the life of Makoto includes school and a geography quiz. After school he attends "juku"--a rigorous preparation course for junior high entrance exams. Despite his studies, Makoto still finds time to spend with his family. This program provides insight into the lifestyle of the Japanese. China (V005076 ) Video, I-H, 30, CS, New Dimension, 2006 China has the world's fastest growing enonomy, yet it also has many ancient traditions. Starting in Beijing, we see where the direction for the blend of ancient and modern orginates, since China is still ruled from this political center despite its decentralizing economic changes. We also visit country villages, where peasants live more closely to ancient traditions. But, everywhere, powerful diversifying forces are accelerating, especially in large cities, and in mammoth rural dam building projects. Grades 6 & Up. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ASIA. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ASIA. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. Children Of Mexico (V001085 ) Beyond Our Borders Video, I, 26, CS, Disney, 1989 See Mexico through the eyes of 12-year-old Gloria Garcia, who describes her lifestyle in her nation's capital to an American pen pal, Sara. Gloria's accounts offer insight into her day-to-day activities, but also highlight special days, like holidays, and visits to her grandparents in the country. Viewers will observe Mexican traditions while learning about the country's cultural, political and economic developments from ancient times through today. This program aids understanding between the U.S. and Mexico. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NORTH AMERICA. Children Of Zimbabwe (V001448 ) Video, I-J, 30, CS, Coro, 1991 Zimbabwe is in the southern part of the African continent and was once called Rhodesia. As spring arrives, so do storks migrating from Europe. Young Livingstone's family lives near the capital city of Harare. Before school he fetches water, herds the family cattle and feeds the chickens. Children walk to school--a long way for some--in their colorful uniforms and play along the way as children do everywhere. Among subjects studied are geography, English, and history. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AFRICA. Children Remember The Holocaust (V002282 ) Video, I-J, 46, CS, Churchill, 1996 China Discovery (V000388 ) Video, J-H, 30, CS, PBS, 1985 Over 1,900 years ago, the Chinese developed a process of boiling fibers to create one of the most important of all communications tools - paper. The same basic method is still in use today. The Chinese also invented the process of printing. This ancient culture has graced our civilization with hundreds of remarkable innovations. Their achievements are explored in a major exhibition at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle, entitled China: 7,000 Of Discovery. 1. THE ARTS -- ARTISTS & TECHNIQUES. 2. SCIENCE -SCIENCE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ASIA. China: Dynasties Of Power (V002515 ) Video, I-H, 48, CS, Time Life, 1995 In the 2nd century, B.C., China faced harrowing attacks from Mongol hordes on its vast, outlying frontiers. In response, China's leaders would build (using slave labor) the most awesome defensive barrier in the history of civilization: the Great Wall of China. Within this 2,600 mile stone cocoon, China nurtured revolutionary achievements from the invention of paper, printing and the compass - to the development of weaponry, torture and warfare on an unprecedented scale. Young people's diaries, letters, and published recollections give life to an over-looked perspective of the Holocaust. In this documentary, hosted by actor Keanu Reeves, the children speak out, giving voice to the universal plight of suffering, hope, and ultimate triumph of the human spirit. Contains scenes that may be to graphic for some children. You may wish to preview before showing. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. China is a country emerging, where explosive economic growth is creating both a new middle class and a massive trade imbalance with the U.S. and other nations. China's government remains stauchly Communist, but it's willingness to embrace free market economics is reshaping geo-political boundaries across the globe. No wonder U.S. economists believe that "China is the single most important factor in the future of our country." Features stories from ABC's "Good Morning America, World News Tonight & Nightline." Chimpanzees (V004794 ) Video, P-P, 15, CS, Disney, 2003 Humorous footage from Disney classics - Tarzan, and Aladdin - introduces students to our hairy relative the gregarious chimpanzee. Explore the human-like behavior of chimps, see what a "knuckle walk" is, and find out how their unique intelligence helps them survive in the wild. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Disney's Animal World China's Amazing Acrobats (V001567 ) Video, P-A, 20, CS, Film Ideas, 1990 With the added touch of poetry, a special treat is is store as we get a front row seat in the Chinese Music Hall to watch the highly talented women, and acrobatic mean, perform amazing feats of juggling, dancing, mime, and acrobatics. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. Lost Civilizations China Emerging (DV00259 ) DVD, J-H, 30, CS, Disney, 2007 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ASIA. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -CONTEMPORARY STUDIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 80 Chinese-American Heritage (V004860 ) Christa McAuliffe: Teacher In Space (V000184 ) Video, P-I, 25, CS, Library Video, 1997 Video, I-H, 50, CS, FFTH, 1986 Children are introduced to the vast land and culture of China as well as the immigration of Chinese Americans and the traditions they observe today. We learn how to count to ten and say a few words in Chinese. Then children take a tour of New York City's Chinatown to see the delicious food and herbs available in the markets, shops and restaurants there. Next, an animated folktale called "The Magic Pot," is presented, children learn how to make a Chinese ink painting, and they sing a Chinese folksong. Grades K-4. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -ASIA. American Cultures For Children Chinese New Year (V001840 ) Video, P, 30, CS, Library Video, 1994 Children will excite in the sights and sounds of the traditional Chinese New Year as the usually peaceful Chinatown erupts with the noise of drums and firecrackers, and the beauty of vibrant, festive colors. The ideas of communal awareness and starting anew are taught through the celebration in honor of Tsun Kwan, the god of the hearth, and the traditional festival of the dragon. A Chinese dragon-making project invites children to discover their own creativity. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 3. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. Holidays For Children Chocolate Fever (V002506 ) Video, PI, 25, C, Fox, 1985 No one loves chocolate more than Henry Green. In fact, Henry has eaten so much of it that he starts to break out... with chocolate freckles! Bob Keeshan hosts this tasty tale. The laughs are contagious when Henry Green comes down with a bad case of "Chocolate Fever." Animated. This program was produced before the launch to show who this first civilian non-scientist in space was to be...why she chose to compete for the role of the first teacher in space, what she hoped to teach her students and the students of the world. Now it becomes not only the legacy but the final lesson of Christa McAuliffe. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 3. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Christianity (V001899 ) Video, H-A, 21, CS, HRW, 1989 Christianity is among the newest of the world's religions, but it has powerfully influenced the history and culture of the Western world. Christianity has grown from a tiny movement within Judaism to an estimated following of one and a half billion people. Although differences exist, Catholics and Protestants share certain beliefs that make up the core of Christianity. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RELIGION. Religions Of The World Christmas (V001841 ) Video, P, 30, CS, Library Video, 1994 Focuses on both the legendary and religious stories of Christmas to help children understand that there is more to the holiday than the department store Santa Claus. In a fun arts and crafts segment children are shown how to create a Christmas countdown calendar. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 3. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. 4. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -RELIGION. Choices (A Story About Staying In School) (V001708 ) Holidays For Children Video, J-H, 27, CS, Disney, 1988 Best friends since age 5, David and Heliana have taken different directions as teenagers. Heliana has long-term goals that could lead to a promising career in business. David is unwilling to build towards tomorrow, and his decision to drop out of school results in a much harsher reality. This sensitive program explores the advantages of goal-setting and is sure to inspire discussion about staying in school. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -SCHOOL GUIDANCE & COLLEGE PREPARATION. Choking: To Save A Life (Rev.) (V001177 ) Video, I-A, 12, CS, EBEC, 1989 This program demonstrates choking rescue techniques, and paramedics demonstrate the Heimlich maneuver and the finger probe. Christmas Around the World (V005004 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library, 2003 Froehliche Weinachten! Maligayang Pasko! These are just two of the ways children learn to say "Merry Christmas" while seeing how Christmas is celebrated around the globe. Join the kids at the community center as they learn how different countries celebrate this important Christian holiday honoring the birth of Jesus. This video offers a glimpse of the special foods, objects, songs and stories that people around the world incorporate into their unique Christmas celebrations and traditions worldwide. Grades K-4. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. To Save A Life Holidays For Children Choosing To Be Disease Free (V003317 ) DVD, I-A, 94, CS, Warner Bros., 1999 Video, J-H, 22, CS, Peer Power, 1998 Today's teens face a world filled with more numerous and dangerous sexually transmitted diseases than ever before. In the face of these escalating risks, factual medical information about STD's is critical for the health and safety of teens. Pam Stenzel uses straightforward, honest discussion to explain in detail the hazards of sexual activity for teens, and to emphasize that because no form of protection is 100 percent effective, the safest choice is abstinence. 1. GUIDANCE -- TEENAGE SEXUALITY. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SEX EDUCATION. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. Abstinence By Choice Christmas Carol, A (DV00056 ) Patrick Stewart stars as Scrooge, the mean-spirited miser who gets his terrifying comeuppance when he imagines he's visited by the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future, and taken on a life-altering journey. Spellbinding special effects, and a timeless holiday story make this presentation of Dickens' classic the most heartwarming, compelling and powerful adaptation ever filmed. Based on the novel by Charles Dickens. Also available on VHS. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LITERATURE -- LITERATURE. 3. LITERATURE -- WORLD. 4. GENERAL -- GENERAL. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 81 Christmas Carol, A (V001521 ) Christopher Columbus (V000712 ) Video, 88, BW , Library Video, 1951 Video, P-J, 30, CS, Living History, 1991 Adapted by an original story by Charles Dickens. Old Ebenezer Scrooge, the meanest miser in London, overworks and underpays his humble clerk, Bob Cratchit, whose little son, Tiny Tim, is crippled and may soon die. One Christmas Eve, Scrooge has a dreadful nightmare. He is visited by three ghosts who change his life forever. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. LITERATURE -- WORLD. Christmas Carol, The (V004212 ) Video, I-A, 94, CS, Warner Bros., 1999 Patrick Stewart stars as Scrooge, the mean-spirited miser who gets his terrifying comeuppance when he imagines he's visited by the gosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future, and taken on a life-altering journey. Spellbinding special effects, a star-studded cast and a timeless holiday story make this brilliant presentation of Dickens' classic the most heartwarming, compelling and powerful adaptation ever filmed. Based on the novel by Charles Dickens. Also available on DVD. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LITERATURE -- LITERATURE. 3. LITERATURE -- WORLD. Christmas Customs Near And Far (V004263 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, Coro, 1955 Children of German, Swedish, Mexican, Italian and Chineseescent enact typical Christmas celebrations of their countries against a rich background of Christmas music. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Christmas In France (V002849 ) Video, IH, 10, C, EVN, 1987 France celebrates Christmas by combining modern and traditional rituals with religious observances and holiday feasts. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -EUROPE. 4. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- FRENCH. Christmas In The Village (1840's) (V004272 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, Coro, 1974 When father cuts a Christmas tree, mother bakes cookies and the chilren string popcorn and cranberries, the warmth of family life in early America is recaptured. Filmed in Black Creek Pioneer Village near Toronto, this portrayal of a Christmas past is vibrantly real, from hearth and home to general store and village church. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). While the whole world sailed east on a path to find China, Columbus believed it could be reached in two weeks...by sailing west! After years of perseverant searching for support, Columbus finally found a sympathetic ear with Queen Isabella of Spain. However, when three weeks at sea produced no sight of land, Columbus' crew threatened to mutiny. At the moment of turning back to face a life of shame, land was found and the New World was discovered. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. Animated Hero Classics Christopher Columbus (V003110 ) Video, P-I, 11, CS, Spoken Arts, 1982 A boy who loves the sea grows up to sail the uncharted Atlantic Ocean in search of China and India, and finds instead a new land, North America. Trace young Columbus' life from birth, including his many trips to the "New World." 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. Christopher Columbus (V004731 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Follow along as our two young hosts are given a chance to meet and question Christopher Columbus. Listen as Columbus describes why he believed that a short cut to Asia could be found by sailing west, and how he was able to keep his crew from mutinying after his first voyage lasted much longer than he had expected. Learn about the goals, successes and failures of all four of Columbus' voyages to the New World and find out about his technique of using the prevailing winds to cross the Atlantic. Grades 5-8. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. Explorers Of The World Christopher Columbus And The New World (DV00025 ) DVD, P-I, 12, CS, AGC/United Learn, 2001 Explore the life of Christopher Columbus, one of history's most important and controversial figures. Through beautiful photography, visit important historical sites in Spain and share in the fear and excitement of Columbus's first voyage across the Atlantic. Learn about his role as the founder of Spain's first colony in the New World and discoverer of the first reliable sea routes across the Atlantic. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -WORLD GEOGRAPHY. Christopher Columbus: The Man Who Dared--Part 1: Across the Ocean Sea (V000731 ) Video, I-H, 20, CS, Coro, 1990 Christmas Visitor, A (V001670 ) Video, P, 12, CS, Coro, 1989 Awakened from hibernation, a hungry little chipmunk - not understanding what all the cooking, cleaning and decorating has been about - nearly ruins everything. Invited into the home of Mr. Fox to celebrate his first Christmas, he makes a shambles of all the careful preparation! When guests begin to arrive, all is set right and the true meaning of the holiday is reaffirmed. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. This program examines the battle Columbus fought against the raging seas as well as battles against conventional skepticism, funding obstacles and fear of the unknown. The convenience and comfort of a present-day airplane journey by Jodi, a young girl returning to America from Europe, are contrasted against the thirty-seven day journey of Columbus, his ships and their crews. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -AGE OF EXPLORATION. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 82 Christopher Columbus: The Man Who Dared--Part 2: For God and for Gold (V000907 ) Circulatory & Respiratory Systems (V004068 ) Video, I-H, 19, CS, Coro, 1990 Kids will discover how these two vital systems work together to help keep us alive through a process called cellular respiration. A close-up look at the components of our blood - plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets - reveals just how critical blood is to our survival. Pumped by the heart through a vast network of vessels, our blood is the ultimate pick-up and delivery system, providing vital nutrients, carrying away harmful waste, and fighting against disease and infection. Visit a hospital blood laboratory. Although he set out to discover a new route to the mainland of Asia, Christopher Columbus, instead, found the New World--new to the Europeans, that is. This program recounts the darker side of the voyage of Columbus and his men: especially their brutality against the Indian inhabitants of the Americas. Viewers learn that the expeditions had two primary goals: gold and converts to Christianity. Unfortunately, both goals cost scores of Indians their freedom--and their lives. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Human Body In Action Christopher The Christmas Tree (V002485 ) Circulatory System (2nd Ed. Rev.) (V001698 ) Video, P, 25, CS, Fox, 1994 Video, H-C, 15, CS, Coro, 1993 In the Valley of Hidden Hollow, where all the tallest, prettiest Christmas trees grow, shaggy little Christopher the Christmas Tree has been passed over by family after family, Christmas after Christmas. Still, he dreams of one day being a beautiful Christmas tree, even though shaggy little Christopher has grown into shaggy big Christopher... too big to ever fit into anybody's home! This program shows how plasma, red and white cells, nutrients and wastes move through arteries, capillaries and veins. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Circulatory System, The (DV00043 ) Cinco De Mayo (V001842 ) Our hearts beat to pump blood through the intricate system of veins and arteries that nourish and cleanse our bodies. It is the job of the circulatory system to carry food and oxygen to all of the trillions of living cells in the human body. This DVD explains the circulatory system and describes, through the use of 3-D computer graphics and animations, the workings of the heart, blood, arteries, veins and capillaries. It examines the factors that affect the heart rate and the production of carbon dioxide. Video, P, 30, CS, Library Video, 1994 Cinco de Mayo (The fifth of May) is the celebration of Mexico's military victory over the French in 1862. This video investigates the holiday's history, and observes preparations being made to make the occasion festive, highlighted by the spirited sounds of a traditional Mexican mariachi band. Children will also hear Mexican folk songs, learn about the Mayan myth of creation (Origin of the World) and make their own maracas from small cans to celebrate the sound of the fifth of May any time of the year. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 3. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. Holidays For Children Circulation and Respiration (DK00014 ) DVD Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2003 DVD (D001029 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01029 ) This program discusses the importance of monitoring the cardiovascular system and explains the process of respiration in the body. Animations demonstrate how the organs in the heart work to pump blood throughout the body. Other terminology includes: blood vessel, artery, pulse, vein, aorta, septum, atrium, ventricle, capillaries, pulmonary circulation, systemic circulation, coronary circulation, blood pressure, sphygmomanometer, plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, platelet, lungs, & alveoli. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Human Body (Coronet) DVD, J-H, 23, CS, AGC/United Learn, 1997 1. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Human Body Systems Circulatory System: The Plasma Pipeline (D001030 ) Subjects Human anatomy; Body, Human—Study and teaching; Cardiovascular system; Human physiology; Physical Science; Chemistry; Area Media Centers Digital Videos(CK) <p>Note Purchased w/ LSTA Grant Funds, Films Inc., 1999 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01030 ) This program explores the circulatory system's important roles in transportation, purification, and regulation. Topics covered include the structure and function of the heart; the role of blood as a connective tissue; arteries, veins, and the flow of blood; the functions of red and white blood cells, platelets, and plasma; the lymphatic system; and the importance of maintaining a healthy circulatory system. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Circus, The (Corduroy) (V002862 ) Video, P, 30, CS, Paramount, 1996 Circulatory And Respiratory Systems (V003448 ) When Corduroy gets left at home while Lisa and her family visit the circus, he decides to invite all his friends at the mall to his house. The party is just getting started when Hattie disappears! Where did she go? The gang searches the house, makes a trip to the mall, and then to the circus to find their friend. Video, I, 20, CS, NGS, 1994 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Explore the biological systems that gather and distribute the oxygen and nutrients our bodies need for energy production. Animation and medical photography show the major parts of both the circulatory and respiratory systems: the heart, blood vessels and cells, nasal passages, diaphragm, and lungs. Adventures Of Corduroy The Bear, The Human Body 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Your Body Cities, The (V000142 ) Video, I-J, 15, CS, SOITA, 1980 Highlights the major cities of the state with emphasis on local products past and present. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our History In Ohio Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 83 Citizenship (V003670 ) Video, I-H, 30, CS, Live Wire, 1998 We are looking in on the "Dr. Mike Show," a talk radio show for teenagers. Kiko calls in with a personal problem that requires making a tough choice. Kiko discovers that: Being socially responsible - civic responsibility; Doing your part for the common good; Making our democracy work by voicing your opinions, voting, and participating in the decision making process; Performing community service; Helping to take care of the environment; and Obeying the laws are all traits of good citizenship and a pillar of good character. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. In Search Of Character Citizenship In The Community (V004674 ) Video, P, 17, CS, 100%, 2003 This program examines the responsibilities of all citizens to make each community the best it can be through community involvement. Students learn the ins and outs of what a citizen is and find out what it takes to be a good one. They will also get tips on how they can get involved as good citizens at home and in their community, and they will explore one of the most valued rights of an American citizen - the right to vote! 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. City, Suburb and Rural Communities (V004675 ) Video, P, 16, CS, 100%, 2002 People live, work, and have fun together in many different kinds of communities. With the help of three children, students learn about the likes and differences of neighborhoods in the city, suburbs, and rural communites. We join each child as they show us what it is like to live in his/ her neighborhood. Schools, stores, and play-time activities are presented in each type of neighborhood. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. City & Suburb - Part 1: Where People Live & Work (V002291 ) Video, P, 10, CS, 100%, 1992 Students experience the different sights, activities, and sounds of a metropolitan area - downtown, industrial area, city and suburban neighborhoods. Shows skyscrapers, factories, shopping areas, churches, houses bridges...Shows various workers of the city such as construction, office, factory & service workers. Presents the concept of neighborhood and community. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. City & Suburb - Part 2: Things To See And Do (V002292 ) Video, P, 14, CS, 100%, 1992 Explores the museums, parks, monuments, zoos, parades, sports, and festivals that make city life exhilarating and enlightening. Also demonstrates various forms of transportation: subways, buses, and automobiles - to get to the activities. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TRANSPORTATION. Civil War: 1863-1865 (Rev.) (V004258 ) Video, J-C, 20, CS, Coro, 1983 Bitter realities of war are brought home to civilians by the press, while cities are disrupted by food and draft riots. Viewers see the difficult decisions that sparked events, the war's end and tragic aftermath. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Civil War Civil War: Background Issues (1820-1860) (Rev.) (V003627 ) Video, J-C, 20, CS, Coro, 1983 In 1820 the U.S. enters a period of national pride. But economic and social changes create tension between the North and South. Abolitionist activities inflame both sides. Compromises fail and the South secedes. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Civil War Civil War: First Two Years (Rev.) (V004257 ) Video, J-C, 20, CS, Coro, 1983 Lincoln's painful decision to supply Fort Sumter sparks war. Both sides prepare for a long struggle. The strategy, the early campaigns and the impact of ironclads are shown and the demands on economic and human resources are explored. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Civil War Civil War, The (V001825 ) Video, J-A, 60, S, Ambrose, 1991 A special tribute to three men whose lives touched the hearts and minds of a nation divided. Abraham Lincoln - sixteenth President of the United States. General Robert E. Lee - Virginian. His invincible sense of loyalty and respect for tradition inspired the Confederacy and pushed the Union to the brink of defeat. And General Ulysses S. Grant - the improbable hero. Nicknamed "Unconditional Surrender," his relentless spirit overcame the past and with one decisive stroke changed the course of history. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. America: A Look Back Civil War, The (V003283 ) Video, I-H, 35, CS, Library Video, 1996 Briefly outlines important events throughout the Civl War: secssion and conflict; rush to arms; political dissention in the North; the Emancipation Proclamation; African-Americans and the war; homefront in the North & South; the Battle of Gettysburg and fall of the Confederacy. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. United States History (Schlessinger) Civil War, The (V004966 ) Video, I-J, 36, CS, Clearvue/eav, 1990 Through prints and illustrations, this program casts you into the tempestuous era American history when the waves of an epic struggle swept the nation and divided it in two. This is the story of the common people. Their passions and their agonies are revealed in the folk songs of that day, which have been uniquely interpreted for you by Peter, Paul, & Mary; The Townsmen; The Weavers; Jerry Silverman; Bob Gibson; Leon Bibb; Oscar Brand; The Collegiate Chorale; Pete Seeger & more. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 2. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. American Folk Songs Civil War, The: A New Birth Of Freedom (V004434 ) Video, J-H, 32, CS, Knowledge, 2002 An examination of the events before and during the Civil War. Beginning with the dilemmas the framers of the Constitution faced, the video traces the root causes of the war-in particular slavery-as well as the role states' rights played in the conflict. It examines the compromises that Congress made in an unsuccessful effort to preserve slavery and the Union. And it looks at the war itself-at the crucial battles, the decisions Abraham Lincoln made, and the events that ultimately ended the fighting with the nation intact. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 84 Civil War, The - Episode 1: The Cause-1861 (V000611 ) Video, J-A, 99, CS, PBS, 1990 Beginning with an indictment of slavery, this first episode evokes the causes of war, from the Cotton Kingdom of the South to the northern abolitionists who opposed it. Here are the questions of Union and States Rights. John Brown at Harper's Ferry, and the election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860, the firing on Fort Sumter and the jubilant rush to arms on both sides. Comes to a climax with the disastrous Union defeat at Manassas, where both sides now learn it is to be a very long war. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Civil War Civil War, The - Episode 2: A Very Bloody Affair (V000612 ) Civil War, The - Episode 7: Most Hallowed Ground (V000617 ) Video, J-A, 72, CS, PBS, 1990 Abraham Lincoln and George McClellan become political opponents in the 1864 election. With Grant stymied at Petersburg and Sherman stalled at Atlanta, opinion in the North has turned strongly against the war. Victories at Mobile Bay, Atlanta and the Shenandoah Valley, however, tilt the election to Lincoln, and the Confederacy's last hope for independence dies. Lee's estate at Arlington, Virginia becomes Arlington National Cemetery. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Civil War Civil War, The - Episode 8: War Is All Hell (V000618 ) Video, J-A, 69, CS, PBS, 1990 Video, J-A, 69, CS, PBS, 1990 This program begins with the political infighting that threatens Lincoln's administration and then follows General George McClellan's ill-fated campaign on the Virginia Peninsula. During this episode we witness the battle of ironclad ships, partake of camp life, watch slavery begin to crumble, and take part in the bloody battle of Shiloh. Episode Eight begins with William Tecumseh Sherman's March to the Sea, which spells the end of the Confederacy. In March, following Lincoln's inauguration, Petersburg and Richmond fall to Grant's army; and at Appomattox Court House, we witness the dramatic surrender of Lee to Grant. The episode ends in Washington, where John Wilkes Booth begins to dream of vengeance for the South. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Civil War Civil War, The - Episode 3: Forever Free (V000613 ) Video, J-A, 76, CS, PBS, 1990 Convinced by July 1862 that emancipation was morally and militarily crucial to the future of the Union, Lincoln is forced to wait for a Union victory to issue his proclamation - but "Stonewall" Jackson and Robert E. Lee see to it that there are no Union victories to be had. Takes us to the banks of Antietam Creek and the bloodiest day of the war. But the brightest day of the war follows shortly with the emancipation of the slaves. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Civil War Civil War, The - Episode 4: Simply Murder (V000614 ) Video, J-A, 62, CS, PBS, 1990 This episode chronicles three important battles: Fredricksburg, Chancellorsville, and Vicksburg. Lee loses his "right-hand man," "Stonewall" Jackson, and some northerners voice strong opposition to the Emancipation Proclamation. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Civil War Civil War, The - Episode 5: The Universe Of Battle (V000615 ) Video, J-A, 95, CS, PBS, 1990 Episode Five opens with the Battle of Gettysburg in July of 1863. This famous three-day battle, culminating in the legendary Pickett's Charge, is considered the turning point of the war. Other important events of this milestone year include the fall of Vicksburg, the New York City draft riots, the first use of black troops, the western battles of Chickamauga and Chattanooga, and the dedication of the Union Cemetery at Gettysburg. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Civil War Civil War, The - Episode 6: Valley Of The Shadow Of Death (V000616 ) Video, J-A, 70, CS, PBS, 1990 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Civil War Civil War, The - Episode 9: The Better Angels Of Our Nature (V000619 ) Video, J-A, 68, CS, PBS, 1990 Episode Nine begins in the bittersweet aftermath of Lee's surrender and goes on to narrate the tragic events of five days later when, on April 14th, Lincoln is assassinated. After chronicling Lincoln's funeral, the episode recounts the final days of the war, the capture of John Wilkes Booth, and the fate of the series' major characters. The episode also underscores the consequences and meaning of the war. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Civil War Civil War, The: The Anguish Of Emancipation (V000087 ) Video, J-H, 27, CS, LCA, 1972 This reenactment centering around the issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation reveals the agonizing dilemma which confronts Abraham Lincoln as he struggles to resolve the Civil War. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. American History Civil War, The: Union At Risk (V001174 ) Video, I-H, 25, CS, EBEC, 1989 This video presents the pre-Civil War differences between northern and southern states and establishes the war as a conflict over Constitutional interpretation. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Clara Barton (V002869 ) Video, J-H, 30, CS, Schlessinger, 1995 Beginning with a biographical comparison of Grant and Lee, this episode chronicles the series of battles that pitted the two generals against each other in 1864. With casualties mounting, Grant and Lee are deadlocked at Petersburg. The program also takes us to the ghastly hospitals of North and South and follows Sherman's army through the mountains north of Atlanta. Lincoln faces re-election in the midst of the war. Named "the angel of the battlefield" by thankful surgeons, Clara Barton (1821-1912) claimed a place in history by going to fields of battle to nurse wounded Union soldiers during the Civil War. Her humanitarian efforts did not stop there, however. She dedicated the rest of her life to founding the American Red Cross, an organization that helps people in times of dire emergencies. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Civil War 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 85 Clarissa (Recognizing Self-worth) (VK00117 ) Classification Of Living Things (V004682 ) Video Kit, P-I, 13, CS, Marsh Media, 1992 Video, I-J, 26, CS, 100%, 2003 Clarissa is just a plain brown cow - to herself and almost everybody else on the Larson farm. It seems to her that you have to be big and bossy like Fiona the Holstein or beautiful like Tessy the Guernsey to get what you want, and Clarissa knows she is just an ordinary cow. This is the story of how Clarissa rescues a troupe of prize animals and proves her own worth to herself and those around her and is a blue-ribbon winner for every youngster who meets Clarissa and learns her tale. Includes the book by Carol Talley. K-4 A routine castle tour turns enchanting when King Philip shows up to teach a lesson in classification. Using examples from his castle, mnemonics for memorizing the 7 levels of classification, microscopic footage, and animation, King Philip makes sense of difficult concepts. From simple examples, to an exploration of each of the five kingdoms, this tour provides a concrete foundation for a complex subject. Classifying living things. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 3. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Key Concepts In Personal Development Clash Of Cultures (V003992 ) Video, J-A, 49, CS, Warner Bros., 1994 When Columbus arrived in 1492, Spaniards estimated that 2 million Taino people live on Hispaniola, today's Haiti and Dominican Republic. After 1496, there were less than 700,000. By the end of the 1500s, the Taino people were reported extinct. Inhabitants in Florida and the Mississippi Valley also confront an intractable force: the conquistadors of Hernando De Soto. Timicua, Coosa and more nations defy a plundering advance that subjects them to two unconquerable weapons: muskets...and disease. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 500 Nations Class Divided, A (V000369 ) Video, J-H/T, 60, CS, PBS, 1987 In 1970, Jane Elliott, a public school teacher in Riceville, Iowa, divided her all-white, all-christian third-graders into blue and brown-eyed groups for the lesson in discrimination brought to national attention by an ABC News documentary. She is also seen giving the lesson to adult employees of the Iowa prison system with results that are strikingly similar to those experienced with the children. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 3. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -- PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. Frontline Classification: Bringing Order to Diversity (V003429 ) Video, J-A, 23, CS, Film Ideas, 1997 DVD (DV00051 ) Explains the way scientists organize and categorize the tremendous diversity of life, and the difference between the kingdoms: Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae and Animalia. Also looks at the most important phyla and classes of plants and animals. After watching, the viewer will understand the differences between invertebrates and vertebrates, and monocots and dicota. 1. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- PLANT BEHAVIOR. Essentials Of Biology Classification Of Living Organisms (V004744 ) 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Classifying Animals (VK00159 ) Video Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2006 This program explores the fascinating features of the animal kingdom. The taxonomy of the different invertebrate and vertebrate phyla are the focus of the program, with special emphasis placed on the evolutionary relationships of the various phyla. Each of the major phyla are discussed going from simple to more complex organisms. Vocabulary: sponges, cnidarians, flatworms, roundworms, segmented worms, mollusks, arthropods, echinoderms, fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. Grades 5-9. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Classification of Life Classifying Life (VK00156 ) Video Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2006 This program explores the fascinating process of taxonomy, explaining why the process of classification is so important. Some of the criteria taxonomists use in classifying living things are highlighted. Shows a wide array of organisms illustrates the major kingdoms. Terminology includes: taxonomy, binomial nomenclature, scientific name, Carolus Linnaeus, taxa, evolution, biochemical, embryology, behavior, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus and species. Grades 5-9. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Classification of Life Classifying Living Things (VK00149 ) Video Kit, P-I, 14, CS, Visual Learning, 2005 This program discusses the importance of classifying living things, and some of the criteria scientists use when classifying. The six major kingdoms are explored including Eubacteria, Archaebacteria, Protists, Fungi, Plants, and Animals. Colorful, live-action illustrates the important characteristics of living things in each of the kingdoms. Terminology includes: scientific name, genus, species, photosynthesis, ferns, conifers, flowering plants, vertebrate, and invertebrate. Grades 3-5. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. Classifying Microorganisms (V004273 ) Video, J-A, 15, CS, Coro, 1985 A staggering diversity of microorganisms becomes visible through the microscope. "Prokaryotes (cells without nuclei) and eukaryotes (cells with nuclei) are discussed. Eukaryotes are further subdivided into other groups called amoebas, flagellates, ciliates, algae, and others." 1. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 2. SCIENCE -- CELLS. Video, I-J, 22, CS, Aims, 2003 Classifying Monerans and Protists (VK00157 ) As versatile media support for Biology units on classification and the applications of taxonomy, this introductory program explains the ways scientists organize and categorize the tremendous diversity of life. Student understanding will be reinforced regarding the similarities and differences among organisms, and their relative placement in a hierarchical classification system. The program identifies the differences between the five kingdoms, as well as the major classes of plants & animals. Video Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2006 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 4. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 5. SCIENCE -BIOLOGY. Some of the most fascinating kingdoms of living things cannot even be seen with the naked eye. This program highlights the major characteristics of two different monerans: Eubacteria and Archaebacteria, as well as the Kingdom Protista. Real-life examples illustrate how these microscopic organisms are beneficial as well as harmful. Emphasis is placed on the major classification groups and taxonomy of these organisms. Vocabulary: bacteria, bacilli, cocci, spirilla, capsule, flagella, decomposer & more. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Classification of Life Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 86 Classifying Plants and Fungi (VK00158 ) Clifford's Fun With Letters (V002475 ) Video Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2006 Video, P, 30, C , Scholastic, 1988 Everywhere we look we see plants. These two very important kingdoms of living things are the focus of this program. The major taxonomic categories of these organisms are discussed, as are some of the specific characteristics of these fascinating organisms. Some of the many human benefits of fungi and plants are also mentioned. Vocabulary: symbiosis, parasite, decomposer, spore, mushroom, yeast, mold, algae, moss, nonvascular plant, vascular plant, gymnosperm, and angiosperm. Grades 5-9. Provides children with a package of skills that will enable him to begin to read on his own. This tape is designed to provide an exciting beginning reading experience, that goes beyond the usual rote alphabet and phonics drills. Presents a variety of skills which will help develop several different tools for learning to read. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. Classification of Life Clean And Neat With Harv & Marv (2nd Ed.) (V002133 ) Video, P, 15, CS, Higgins, 1989 Harv and Marv observe real children practicing good habits of personal hygiene. Delightful characters and amusing dialogue make this an entertaining and informative film. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 3. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Clifford's Scholastic Learning Library Clifford's Fun With Numbers (V002476 ) Video, P, 30, C , Scholastic, 1988 Provides children with an opportunity to see how numbers are used and to casually develop the skills they will need to do formal mathematical operations, such as addition and subtraction. Through Clifford's adventures, children will be introduced to a new and exciting approach to learning about numbers, one that will encourage exploration and participation. Clean Kids (V003777 ) 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -LANGUAGE ARTS. 3. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Video, P, 15, CS, Marsh Media, 1999 Clifford's Scholastic Learning Library The Clean Kids are here to see that everyone stays neat, clean and healthy! They use their battery of surveillance equipment to monitor their friends in the neighborhood and to make sure that they wash their hands at the right times, that they bathe or shower regularly, and that they take care of their teeth. They also have good advice about care of hair and nails and about the importance of clean, neat clothes. This program will help youngsters see that being a Clean Kid is just part of growing up. Clifford's Fun With Opposites (V002477 ) Health And Safety With Harv And Marv 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DENTAL HEALTH. Click, Clack, Moo Cows That Type (V004350 ) Video, P-I, 10, CS, Weston Woods, 2000 A bunch of literate cows go on strike after Farmer Brown refuses to give in to their typed demands of electric blankets when the barn gets too cold. "Cows that type. Hens on strike!" How will Farmer Brown resolve his problems? Children will want to watch this hilarious barnyard romp over and over. Written by Doreen Cronin, illustrated by Betsy Lewin and narrated by Randy Travis. A Caldecott Honor Book. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Clickety-Clack, Clickety-Clack (V004173 ) Video, P, 30, CS, WGBH, 2001 Starring the short "I" sound. Theo borrows a cow's typewriter and doesn't want to give it back. Guest starring Teresa Weatherspoon, David Garrison, and Bruno Kirby. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. Mane Event, The (Between The Lions) Clifford's Best Friends (V004054 ) Video, P, 45, CS, Scholastic, 2000 The fun never stops on Birdwell Island with Clifford, Emily Elizabeth, Cleo, T-Bone and all their friends too! This video includes four episodes: "My Best Friend," "False Friends," "A New Friend," and "The Dog Who Cried Woof." Based on the best-selling books and TV series. Video, P, 30, C , Scholastic, 1988 Provides children with a clear and entertaining introduction to the concept of relationships. Will motivate children to think about and apply information they have absorbed during the first few years of their lives. Through Clifford's adventures, children learn about "opposites" as a first step in organizing information and understanding relationships. Recognizing these relationships will give children a strategy for understanding and exploring their environment. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 3. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Clifford's Scholastic Learning Library Clifford's Fun With Rhymes (V002478 ) Video, P, 30, C , Scholastic, 1988 Provides children with a specific tool for recognizing sounds in words. Teaches rhyme in a thought-provoking way. Children will learn what it means to rhyme, how to recognize rhyme and how to create their own rhymes. While watching Clifford and Emily Elizabeth's story, children will be encouraged to use rhyme to solve riddles and to play games, in addition to enjoying "rhyme" in songs and poems. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 3. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Clifford's Scholastic Learning Library Clifford's Fun With Shapes (V002479 ) Video, P, 30, C , Scholastic, 1988 Provides children with an entertaining means for exploring colors and shapes. Children will be introduced to the attributes of various shapes and colors and shown how these can add a new dimension to the way they view the world. Relates shapes and colors directly to you child's familiar experiences, in order to make the subject matter meaningful. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 3. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 4. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Clifford's Scholastic Learning Library Clifford's Scholastic Learning Library Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 87 Clifford's Fun With Sounds (V002480 ) Climate & Seasons (V003224 ) Video, P, 30, C , Scholastic, 1988 Video, I-J, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 1998 Provides children with a set of tools that will help them better interpret what is happening around them. Focuses on developing important listening skills which help with reading and writing. Shows cause and effect relationships related to sound. For example, sounds can act as signals conveying excitement, trouble, happiness and so on. Sounds can also have various qualities, such as high, low, loud or soft. When certain sounds are combined in a special way, you can create something new, such as a song. What makes one part of the world swelteringly hot and humid while another region suffers from bone-chilling cold? It's known as climate - weather patterns that repeat themselves year after year. This program looks at the wide range of climates around the world and examines how factors like the sun, wind, temperature, precipitation and position of the Earth determine the weather for a particular region. In a science experiment, students recreate convection currents in water. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 4. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 1. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. Clifford's Scholastic Learning Library Video, I-J, 13, CS, Coro, 1978 Clifford's Schoolhouse (V004057 ) From subarctic to tropical Savanna, this film is a broad survey of eight major climatic regions of the United States, focusing on how climate affects the population, activities, economy and lifestyles in each region. The climates are described and the factors which determine them - latitude, landforms, ocean currents, altitude and winds - are identified. Video, P, 45, CS, Scholastic, 2000 Come join Clifford for lots of school-time fun! This video contains four episodes: "Teacher's Pet," "Nobody's Perfect," "Clifford And The Beanstalk," and "Get Well." Based on the best-selling books and TV series. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 3. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Clifford's Scholastic Learning Library Clifford's Sing Along Adventure (V002489 ) Video, P, 30, C , Scholastic, 1988 Come on a fun-filled musical journey with Clifford, the Big Red Dog from Norman Bridwell's popular book series, and his friends. Animation and live action. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. THE ARTS -MUSIC. 3. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Clifford's Scholastic Learning Library Weather Fundamentals Climates Of The United States (Rev.) (V001669 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 2. SCIENCE -WEATHER/METEOROLGY. Cliques, Phonies & Other Baloney (DV00423 ) DVD, P-J, 25, cc, 2007 After feeling rejected by her best friend Jack, Skye decides to look for some new friends. She finds herself influenced by a not-so-nice clique led by Brittany, one of the so-called popular girls. Her new "friends" change the way she looks, acts, talks....they even change her name! With a little help from Trevor and Jack, Skye finally gets to see who she really is and what she has become. In the end, Trevor helps everyone understand the importance of being true to ourselves and reminds us that we are all, "One of a Kind." 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 3. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. Clifford Tries His Best! (V004056 ) Video, P, 45, CS, Scholastic, 2000 Clockwise - Counterclockwise (V003074 ) Life can be tricky, and Clifford finds out he will be alright, if he just tries his best. This video includes four episodes: "Dog Park," "The Big Sleepover," "And Birdy Makes Three," and "Clifford's Doggy Reunion." Based on the best-selling books and TV series. Video, P-I, 14, CS, Film Ideas, 1998 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 3. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Clifford's Scholastic Learning Library Climate (DK00036 ) DVD Kit, I-H, 20, cc, Visual Learning, 2001 Types of climates and climate zones are explained using familiar examples. This program explores why certain plants and animals inhabit different climates. The influence of temperature and precipitation on climate, and what causes a climate to change over time is discussed. Other terminology includes: topography, prevailing winds, rain shadow, altitude, latitude, polar zone, temperature zone, and tropical zone. Grades 5-9. DVD 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. 5. SCIENCE -LIFE SCIENCE. Weather and Climate Knowing which direction is clockwise or counterclockwise will help youngsters continue on their journey to understanding all about directions. Using real life examples from their environment, children will begin the process of combining directional concepts into understandable relationships. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- MAP SKILLS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. All About Directions Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 88 Cloning (The Science Behind the Controversy) (DV00172 ) DVD, H, 23, CS, Disney, 2006 DVD (D001309 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01309 ) How are clones created? What is the difference between theraputic cloning and reproductive cloning? Explore the biology and ethics behind cloning. Bill Nye. Grades 9-12. Content Not The Eyes of Nye: Cloning - The Science and the Controversy (Full Program 23:23, 233 MB); Chapter 1 - Cloning - The Science and the Controversy Preview 1:37, 16 MB; Chapter 2 Asexual Reproduction and the Process of Cloning 3:28, 35MB; Chapter 3 - Cloning for Reproductive Purposes 5:32, 55 MB; Chapter 4 - Cloning for Therapeutic Purposes 5:56, 59 MB; Chapter 5 - Stem Cell Research, Controversy and Debate 2:50, 28 MB; Chapter 6 - Bioethics and Social Policy Bioethics 4:00, 40 MB. <p>Added Info Streaming video - Windows Media Video. MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be do 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 4. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CONTEMPORARY STUDIES. Eyes of Nye, The Clothing (V000924 ) Video, P, 9, CS , Coro, 1989 Why is clothing a basic need? Where does it come from and what is it made of? As two lovable aliens examine these and other questions, young viewers are given a complete lesson in this very basic need which protects people from the weather. They are shown why it requires the help of other people to get clothing, from the people who cultivate and weave natural and man-made fibers, to the tailors and salespeople who sell the finished product. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. Basic Needs Clothing Care (DV00317 ) Clouds And Patterns Of The Weather (D001031 ) Standards: Grade Four K-12 Science. Earth and Space Sciences; Analyze weather and changes that occur over a period of time; Earth Systems; Describe the weather which accompanies cumulus, cumulonimbus, cirrus and stratus clouds; Y2003 CSC S01 G03-05 BD L04 I07.; Grade Seven K-12 Science. Earth and Space Sciences; Describe interactions of matter and energy throughout the lithosphere, hydrosphere and atmosphere (e.g., water cycle, weather and pollution); Earth Systems; Make simple weather predictions based on the changing cloud types associated with frontal systems; Y2003 CSC S01 G06-08 BC L07 I05.; Kindergarten Science . Earth and Space Sciences ; Observe, describe and measure changes in the weather, both long term and short term; Processes That Shape Earth; Observe and describe day-to-day weather changes (e.g., today is hot, yesterday we had rain); Y2003 CSC S01 GKG-02 BC LKG I04.; Grade Four Science . Earth and Space Sciences ; Analyze weather and changes that occur over a period of time; Eart, Aims, 2001 Cloud types and patterns have long been used to predict the weather. Even with today's space age technology, meteorologists rely heavily on interpreting the images of cloud patterns provided by orbiting satellites. This program reviews how clouds are formed, illustrates different types of clouds, and explains what these different types indicate in terms of weather patterns. 1. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. Clouds and Precipitaion (V000844 ) Video, I-C, 15, CS, Coro, 1985 From dazzling white to ominous black, from ground-hugging mists to towering thunderheads, clouds bring beauty to the skies and water to the land. Time-lapse studies reveal how clouds form and vanish, while satellite, aerial, and ground-based photography convey basic information about cumulus, stratus and cirrus clouds. 1. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. Atmospheric Science DVD, J-H, 25, CS, Learning Seed, 2007 Clouds: Nature's Sprinklers (V003810 ) Learn the basics of cleaning clothes so that they wear out on you, instead of in the machine. Watch step-by-step instructions on sorting, washing and drying clothes. Go behind the scenes at a dry clearner to discover it's not really dry at all. Learn basic techniques for stain removal and see how to interpret care labels on garments. Video, P, 15, CS, Film Ideas, 2000 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. Clouds (V003225 ) Many kids enjoy a nice warm, sunny day...but clouds are important, too. They add variety to our days and motivate us to find shapes in their every changing forms. In the natural nature of things, these high flying puffs carry the moisture needed to sprinkle the thirsty life below assuring continued growth for all plants and animals. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -EARTH SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Naturally Nature Video, I-J, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 1998 Clouds reveal so much about the weather because they provide an instant visual cue about current conditions and approaching weather systems. In this program, students will learn how clouds form, the different types of clouds, and the important role they play in weather and the water cycle. Doppler radar and storm footage show how meteorologists analyze the shape, size, color and location of clouds to determine the forecast. A science experiment shows students how to create a cloud in a jar. 1. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. Weather Fundamentals Clouds, Weather And Life (V003784 ) Video, P-I, 12, CS, AGC/United, 1999 This program explains five important scientific concepts of weather: 1) the hydrologic cycle, 2) life is dependent upon this cycle, 3) the sun is the causative agent that powers the formation of clouds and the water cycle, 4) the three states of water (gas, liquid, and solid), 5) weather is changeable in time and place. Children will be captivated by the knowledge that they can predict weather by reading the clouds. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -WEATHER/METEOROLGY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 89 Clues (V000365 ) Colonial America (D001032 ) Video, J-H, 60, CS, PBS, 1987 Grade Five Social Studies . History ; Describe the cultural patterns that are evident in North America today as a result of exploration, colonization and conflict; Settlement; Explain how the United States became independent from Great Britain; Y2003 CSS S01 G03-05 BB L05 I05. , Landmark Media, 2001 In a handful of gravel dredged up from the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea, scientists have drawn a startling conclusion: the Mediterranean was once an arid, windy, salt desert. How can they make such dramatic claims when their only clues are the materials they gather with powerful undersea drill ships? Retraces an expedition of a team of geologists searching for the secrets of scientific truth from small clues in a process that is carefully examined in this program. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- OCEANOGRAPHY. INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01032 ) 11 year old Oliver Mayhew describes life in Colonial America during the 1770s. Ring Of Truth 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -COLONIAL PERIOD. 3. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. Coati (V001367 ) American History For Kids Video, P-I, 10, CS, EBEC, 1989 Colonial America: Life In The Maturing Colonies (V003060 ) A young Coati has an adventure while its mother is away from the den looking for food. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 3. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Video, I-H, 17, CS, EBEC, 1991 Focusing on the period from 1690 to the Seven Years' War, this program looks at the lives of New World settlers, exploring their attitudes toward Native Americans, African slaves, and women. Video Ways To Reading 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. Cognitive Processes (V003127 ) Colonial And Founding Period Video, H-A, 30, CS, Annenberg, 1990 The higher mental processes - reasoning, planning, and problem solving. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PSYCHOLOGY. Colonial Life In New England (Rev.) (V001667 ) Video, I-J, 10, CS, Coro, 1975 Cold-Blooded Penquin, The (V004433 ) In 1776, a young man looks back and recounts his boyhood in the rural pre-revolutionary New England of 1764. His lawyer friend's ride to Boston gives students a glimpse of the life where the enactment of the Currency Act leads to rumors of new taxes and possible war with England. Video, P-I, 9, CS , Disney, 1971 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. Discovering Psychology Pablo, the Penguin, cannot seem to get warm enough at the South Pole. Determined to live in a warmer locale, Pablo desperately attempts to leave his icy homeland. Finally, after several unsuccessful tries, he sails to the warm islands near the equator and enjoys his sunny paradise. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. Colin Powell (V001804 ) Video, I-A, 30, CS, Library Video, 1992 A biography of Colin Powell (1937-Present). Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff. Colonial Life Colonial Life In The Middle Colonies (Rev.) (V002032 ) Video, I-J, 10, CS, Coro, 1975 Jacob Van Boven, post rider, carries the mail from Philadelphia to New York and recounts a journey in 1758. Along the way, students meet farmers and townspeople and sense the contributors of the Dutch and English to the middle colonies of pre-revolutionary times. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. Colonial Life 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Colonial Life In The South (Rev.) (V001108 ) Black Americans Of Achievement Video, I-J, 11, CS, Coro, 1975 Colonial America (DV00389 ) DVD, H, 56, cc, Discovery, 2006 Explore the difficult roots of America's past when Assignment Discovery takes you behind the history of Jamestown and the struggles of colonial life. Then meet the Puritans and explore the tragic history behind the Salem Witch Trials. KEY DVD Features~Video Index--The video chaptered into navigable units to quickly find the right content segments. Curriculum Units--Key curricular video segments that include pre- and post- viewing questions in a format ideal for integration into classroom instruction. Standard Link--Highlights correlation to national education standards. Teacher Resources--Includes The Use of Multimedia in the Classroom teacher's guide. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -PEOPLE & CULTURES. John Talbot, surveyor, tells the story of his journey through the Blue Ridge Mountains in western Virginia on his way to Williamsburg. His visits to a tobacco farmer and wealthy plantation owner show aspects of social and economic life of the southern colonies in the pre-revolutionary period. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. Colonial Life Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 90 Colonial Times (Field Trips to Yesterday) (DV00080 ) Colors And Shapes Circus (V003022 ) Standards Grade Five Social Studies . History ; Describe the cultural patterns that are evident in North America today as a result of exploration, colonization and conflict; Settlement; Explain how the United States became independent from Great Britain; Y2003 CSS S01 G03-05 BB L05 I05., 100%, 2001 Video, P, 22, CS, 100%, 1994 DVD (D001147 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01147 ) Students take an educational and entertaining journey back to Colonial America to learn what life was like in the original 13 colonies. Shot at historic restorations in York, ME; Philipsburg Manor, NY; Philadelphia; and Colonial Williamsburg, this program interviews "Colonists" at each site so viewers can explore the similarities and differences of lifestyles. Helps students compare the colonists' lives to their own. Explores the different types of industry found in the different colonies. Grades 3-8. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -COLONIAL PERIOD. Colonizing North America: Early Settlements (V003059 ) Video, I-H, 18, CS, EBEC, 1990 This video introduces viewers to the ways of life of American settlers from 1607 to 1690, emphasizing the New England Puritans, the middle colony Quakers, and the Chesapeake area planter/slave population. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. Colonial And Founding Period Colon & Rectal Cancer (V002781 ) Video, P-A, 30, CS, Time/Life, 1996 Provides a basic foundation of knowledge about colon and rectal cancer. This knowledge will help you to better understand your medical condition and to participate more fully in the management of your health care. Hosted by award-winning journalist Boyd Matson. Includes a comprehensive guide. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. Time/Life Medical Children take a seat under the big top and get ready for the most dazzling learning experience ever! Colorful music videos, a magic show and lots of crazy clown antics teach children to develop color and shape recognition skills... discover that colors and shapes are everywhere...understand that everything has a color and a shape...learn the names of colors and shapes...learn about primary and secondary colors ...and learn that colors and shapes can be used together to create anything they can imagine! 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. THE ARTS -ARTS & CRAFTS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. Columbus And Isabella (V002671 ) Video, I-J, 22, CS, CBS, 1972 There are many myths surrounding Columbus' difficulty in getting Spain to support his voyage to prove that he could reach lands in the east by sailing west. Isabella's personality and character, as well as Columbus' somewhat arrogant ways, are some of the human factors in this famous decision that led to the discovery of the New World. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. You Are There Columbus Day (V004676 ) Video, P, 18, CS, 100%, 2003 With the discovery of an ancient diary, two children learn what drove Columbus to explore the unknown, who helped him in his journey, and what he found once he arrived in the new world. Guided by Columbus himself, the children see how the explorer went from working in his father's weaving shop to accidentally discovering the Americas. Through this tour of Columbus' life students will learn the importance of his journeys and why we honor him in October. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Comanche, The (V001630 ) Video, I-H, 30, CS, Library Video, 1993 See series title "INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA" for a description. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. Indians Of North America Come A Tide (V001612 ) Colors (V002727 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1992 Video, P, 10, CS, Benchmark, 1995 This book by George Ella Lyon, read by Dixie Carter, tells the story of one quirky family's adventure during a spring flood. LeVar takes a look at dramatic weather -- from blizzards to tornadoes, and everything in between. A news reporter gives an eyewitness account of Hurricane Hugo and the courageous people who weathered the storm. When any two of the three primary colors; red, yellow and blue are mixed, different colors emerge. Concept: Color. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. Fourways Farm Colors and Shapes (V000732 ) Video, P, 13, CS, Coro, 1990 As children are shown in this program, colors and shapes are everywhere-indoors and out, in nature and in manufactured objects, in the food we eat and the clothes we wear. Viewers will be able to recognize things that have the same color, identify the four basic shapes and look for patterns with colors and shapes. An original song helps in the learning process and make the program fun for all. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. Tana Hoban's Skill Building Adventures 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/ METEOROLGY. Reading Rainbow Comedy Of Terrors, The & The Raven (DV00067 ) DVD, J-A, 83, CS, MGM, 1964 This DVD features two classics. Side A: "The Comedy of Terrors" written by Richard Matheson. Stars: Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, Boris Karloff, Basil Rathbone, Joyce Jameson & Joe E. Brown. Waldo Trumble (Price) is running his father-in-laws funeral home business...straight into the ground! Side B: "The Raven" Inspired by the gothic poem by Edgar Allan Poe. Stars many of the same actors as above with the addition of an early screen role by Jack Nicholson - about two wizards dueling for magical supremacy. Not Rated. 1. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. 2. LITERATURE -- DRAMA MUSICALS. 3. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- FRENCH. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 91 Come See About Medicines (V003081 ) Communication Skills For The Workplace (VK00079 ) Video, P-J, 23, CS, Film Ideas, 1996 Video Kit, J-H, 30, CS, HRM, 2000 Information about pharmaceutical drugs for 8-14 yr.-olds. A discussion about the safe and unsafe uses of prescription and over-the-counter medicines, uses the same amusing energetic style that was such a hit with "Come See What The Doctor Sees". Answers questions like: Where did penicillin come from? How Do antibiotics work? Why is a side-effect different from an allergy? How do drugs get to where you need them is the body? How do asthma inhalers work? And more. This program delivers a clear message to students - that the number one asset for virtually any employee is the ability to communicate effectively. Whether speaking or writing, it is essential for employees to be able to relate information and thoughts clearly. Students will see that effective communication not only makes a business run better, it also enhances the prospects for the employee who can master it. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. Come See What The Doctor Sees (V002397 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Visual Mentor, 1994 Every kid who's ever had a check-up will relate to 9-year old Julia's annual exam. And this time, they get to see what the doctor sees, and hear what the doctor hears! Zany "Dr. Pancreas" is their tour guide through routine pediatric exam conducted by Dr. Scott, an American Board certified physician. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. Commas And Quotes (V002834 ) Video, I, 19, CS, Higgins, 1991 Explains the various uses of the comma and how to punctuate direct and indirect quotations. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Using Punctuation Commas & Semi-colons (V004616 ) Video, J-H, 31, CS, TVC, 2002 Which type of punctuation is used to separate descriptive phrases, subordinate clauses, and items of a series? This helpful video teaches students how to overcome confusion and distinguish between commas and semicolons. Energetic hosts present the information and your class reviews the lesson by answering a series of questions. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. 4. LANGUAGE ARTS -COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. Communication (Workplace Essential Skills) (DV00131 ) DVD, JH, C, KET, 2005 The DVD Communication builds skills for active listening; clear communication; and prevention and resolution of conflicts, either as a team member or with a customer. This DVD includes programs: The Language of Work; Communicating with Co-workers and Supervisors; Working Together; Communicating with Customers. (Each program approx. 30 minutes.) Workbook included. Online activities available. 1. GUIDANCE -- GUIDANCE. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -CAREER EDUCATION. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. 4. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. Workplace Essential Skills Communism (V000518 ) Video, J-H, 27, CS, Natl Geo, 1986 Examine Marx's and Engels' criticisms of capitalism, and their predictions about the future of capitalism and communism. Follow the course of communism from the Soviet Union to Yugoslavia. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -WRITING SKILLS. Capitalism, Socialism, Communism Communication (DV00282 ) When several species of seabirds nest on a rocky island, their relationship in the community is shaped by competition for nesting space. Provides a look at how species interact within a community. Shows several contrasting habitats and the different communities which the contain. DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2004 Bill Nye shows how it's E Z 2 C the difference between human and animal communication. It's the signs and symbols that people use to pass information that sets human communication apart. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS cassette. Grades 4 & Up. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 2. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Communities (V001682 ) Video, J-C, 14, CS, Coro, 1992 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SCIENCE -BIRDS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 4. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. Ecology, The Communities And How They Work (3rd Ed.) (V001176 ) Video, P, 12, CS, EBEC, 1987 Communication Products & Services (V002124 ) Children learn that people must work hard and plan carefully to keep communities alive. This program shows that communities provide jobs, goods, and services to residents. Video, P-I, 11, CS, Barr, 1993 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. Here is everything you ever wanted to know about pencils, the mail, and the tv news. First, you walk through a pencil factory where you watch as wood slabs are transformed into pencils. Then, you go to a central post office where people and high speed machines process millions of pieces of mail. Finally, you visit a tv newsroom where you find out how news is collected and presented on tv. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. 4. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. How It's Done Communities Are Alike And Different (V002771 ) Video, P, 14, CS, 100%, 1996 This video travels around the world to show students that all communities - big or small, wherever located - have things in common. Children learn that people in a big city might work in a factory while a person who lives in a small town might make their living by logging. Likewise, in a farming community children might belong to a 4-H club and show animals for fun and attend a fair, while children in the city might go to an amusement park. Students also learn why cities are where they are - topography, water, etc. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 92 Community At Work, A (V003764 ) The Complete History of U. S. Wars: Prog (D001202 ) Video, P, 20, CS, SVE Churchill, 1999 Community Rules And Laws (V002770 ) Program Three, Manifest Destiny Wars 30:07 min., 300 MB; Segments: -1797 U.S.S. Constitution is launched 2:05 min., 21 MB -1811 Battle of Tippecanoe 3:05 min., 31 MB -1814 Washington D.C. is captured and burned by the British 5:40 min., 57 MB -1814 Star Spangled Banner is written 2:56 min., 29 MB -1815 Battle of New Orleans 2:24 min., 24 MB -1832 Black Hawk War ends with Massacre at Bad Axe River 3:30 min., 35 MB -1836 Alamo Falls 4:07 min., 41 MB., Ambrose, 2004 Video, P, 15, CS, 100%, 1996 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01202 ) Shows children how rules are the foundation of civilized society and that by following rules everyone benefits. Presents examples of rules in the home, in the school, and in the community and what happens when people disobey them; i.e. an automobile accident! Children learn that laws are rules that people must obey, and they see how laws are created through voting and electing public officials. Students see what the community does to those who break the law. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Explore the interdependence of community members with this program. An overview of the neighborhoods, businesses, public places, and workers that drive communities forward, this program provides a springboard for discussion of the topics presented. Includes an extensive teacher's guide. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. Comparative Government (V004717 ) Video, I-H, 23, CS, Library, 2002 The purpose of government is to provide structure and organization for the governing of a society, but not all governments are the same. In this program, join our host as she surveys the various forms of government found around the world, while providing ways to tell them apart? Who holds the power in the government? How is that power distributed? These questions and many more help students to identify the differences and similarities among different systems of government. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. United States Government Compassion (V004517 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, PBS, 1997 When Zach watches a dreadful fire destroy an immigrant family's home, his indifference about getting involved slowly wanes, as Plato recounts inspiring stories of compasion. "The Good Samaritan" (Bible), who renounces prejudice in favor of saving a life; the selflessness of a young girl in "The Legend of the Dipper" (Norse); the tale of "Androcles and the Lion" (Greek), a demonstration in compassion given - and kindness returned; and the poem "The New Colossus," all help Zach grasp the idea of helping. The Complete History of U.S. Wars: Program two, The revolutionary War (D001203 ) Program Two, The Revolutionary War 29:42 min., 296 MB; Segments: -1775 The Battle of Lexington and Concord 3:40 min., 37 MB -1775 George Washington assumes vcommand of The Continental Army 3:02 min., 30 MB -1776 Washington crosses the Delaware 3:41 min., 37 MB -1777 Second Battle of Saratoga 3:31 min., 35 MB -1777 John Paul Jones sets sail 2:03 min., 21 MB -1777-78 The Winter at Valley Forge 2:37 min., 26 MB -1778 George Rogers Clark captures Kaskaskia 4:04 min., 41 MB -1781 Siege of Yorktown 3:18 min., 33 MB. , Ambrose, 2004 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01203 ) Standards Grade One Social Studies . History ; Recognize that the actions of individuals make a difference, and relate the stories of people from diverse backgrounds who have contributed to the heritage of the United States; Y2003 CSS S01 GKG-02 BD; Grade Five Social Studies . History ; Describe the cultural patterns that are evident in North America today as a result of exploration, colonization and conflict; Settlement; Explain how the United States became independent from Great Britain; Y2003 CSS S01 G03-05 BB L05 I05. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. The Complete History of U.S. Wars: Program Six, The Global Wars (D001201 ) Complements: Making 100 & 1000 (DV00183 ) Program Six, The Global Wars 29:18 min., 292 MB; Segments: -1941 Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor 5:10 min., 52 MB -1944 DDay Operation Overlord 4:17 min., 43 MB -1945 The Air Force drops an atomic bomb on Hiroshima 3:57 min., 40 MB -1950 President Truman sends American troops to the aid of South Korea 3:22 min., 34 MB -1950-1953 The Korean War 4:50 min., 48 MB. , Ambrose, 2004 DVD, I, 10, CS, Library Video, 2004 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01201 ) That dastardly Dr. Strangeglove has taken over the world's weather station in the Arctic, transforming it into an instant Freeze-O-Matic machine capable of creating snowballs that, when thrown across the glove, freeze any number they hit! It's up to Secret Agent Matt Mattics and his team of special agents to answer a slew of questions relating to complements numbers that are added to another to equal 100 or 1000 - to save the day in this fun, animated program. Includes an English & Spanish tracks. Grades 4-6. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -SOCIAL STUDIES. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Adventures From The Book Of Virtues 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. 2. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Math Challenge, The Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 93 The Complete History of U.S. Wars: Program Seven, The Cold War (D001200 ) Complete History of U.S. Wars: Program Eight, The Police Wars (D001196 ) Program Six, The Global Wars 29:18 min., 292 MB; Segments: -1941 Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor 5:10 min., 52 MB -1944 DDay Operation Overlord 4:17 min., 43 MB -1945 The Air Force drops an atomic bomb on Hiroshima 3:57 min., 40 MB -1950 President Truman sends American troops to the aid of South Korea 3:22 min., 34 MB -1950-1953 The Korean War 4:50 min., 48 MB. , Ambrose, 2004 Program Eight, The police wars 26:48 min., 267 MB; Segments: -1973 Vietnam War: cease-fire ends war 4:05 min., 41 MB; -1983 The Grenada Conflict 2:39 min., 27 MB; -1990 The Gulf War 4:06 min., 41 MB; -1991 End of the Cold War 2:35 min., 26 MB; -2003 Gulf War II 3:25 min., 34 MB. Subjects: Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975; Gulf War; Operation Desert Shield, 1990-1991; Cold War; United States—History, Military; Vietnam—History; a Grenada—History—American invasion, 1983; Area Media Centers Digital Videos(CK) , Ambrose, 2005 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01200 ) Standards Grade Ten Social Studies . History ; Analyze connections between World War II, the Cold War and contemporary conflicts; 20th Century Conflict; Explain how the Cold War and related conflicts influenced U.S. foreign policy after 1945 with emphasis on; Y2003 CSS S01 G09-10 BE L10 I08. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. The Complete History of U.S. Wars: Program One, Wars of Continent (D001199 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01196 ) Cast note Hosted by George Kennedy. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Complete Job Application, The: Filling In The Blanks (V001904 ) Video, H-A, 18, CS, Jist, 1994 Program One, Wars for the Continent 28:09 min., 280 MB; Segments: -1702 Queen Anne's War 2:33 min., 26 MB -1713 Treaty of Utrecht ends Queen Anne's War 2:52 min.,29 MB -1739 War of Jenkins Ear begins 3:20 min., 33 MB -1754-1763 French and Indian War 7:32 min., 75 MB -1763 Pontiac's War 5:24 min., 54 MB -1770 Boston Massacre 5:10 min., 52 MB. , Ambrose, 2004 Presented in an entertaining format, this video highlights the major areas of the application such as personal history, work experience, education and training, references, and more. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -SOCIAL STUDIES. DVD Kit, P-I, 14, cc, Visual Learning, 2008 The Complete History of U.S. Wars: Program Four, The Civil War (D001198 ) Program Four, The Civil War 28:36 min., 285 MB; Segments: -1846 United States declares war on Mexico 3:57 min., 40 MB -1861 Eleven states somprise the Confederacy 3:25 min., 34 MB -1862 - Emancipation Proclamation 2:52 min., 27 MB -1863 Lincoln delivers his Gettysburg Address 3:18 min., 33 MB -1863 The Fall of Vicksburg 5:51 min., 58 MB -1865 Lee surrenders at Appomattox 3:21 min., 34 MB. , Ambrose, 2004 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01198 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. Complex Animals (DK00039 ) Concepts and terminology covered in this DVD include: animals, vertebrate, invertebrate, cold-blooded, warm-blooded, fish, gills, amphibians, metamorphosis, reptiles, reptile characteristics, birds, avian characteristics, mammal characteristics, and kinds of mammals. Grades 3-5. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Composition, Realism (V005002 ) Video, P-J, 20, CS, Crystal, 1995 Using original works of art, computer graphics, and overlays, this video discusses how artists arrange lines and shapes to achieve certain effects. Grades 3-8. 1. THE ARTS -- THE ARTS. 2. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. 3. THE ARTS -- ARTISTS & TECHNIQUES. Understanding Painting: Elementary Art Appreciation The Complete History of U.S. wars: Program Five, the imperial Wars (D001197 ) Compound Machines (V005103 ) Program five, The Imperial Wars 29:40 min., 296 MB; Segments: -1750 Native American horse cultures dominate the great plains 3:05 min., 31 MB -1876 Battle at the Little Big Horn 2:56 min., 29 MB -1890 Battle at Wounded Knee 2:49 min., 28 MB -1898 Sinking of the Maine 3:59 min., 40 MB -1914-1917 America prepares for World War I 4:55 min., 49 MB -1917 America enters World War I 4:14 min., 42 MB., Ambrose, 2004 This video shows how the six simple machines can be found in use in very complicated machines and equipment. From giant construction equipment to tools found around the house. The six simple machines are the basis for all other machines. Many examples of compound machines, machines that use two or more simple machines, are presented and analyzed by Axle the robot. Grades 1-4. INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01197 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -SOCIAL STUDIES. Video, P-I, 10, CS, United Learning, 2001 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. Discovering Simple Machines Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 94 Compounds in Chemistry (DK00004 ) DVD Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2005 In this DVD program, students will see how chemical compounds are placed into groups so that they may be studied easier. Acids and bases are explored, emphasizing their nature and common everyday uses. Carbon compounds are discussed. Colorful animations, vivid graphics, and live action footage help bring compounds to life for students. Other terminology includes: acid, base, pH, salt, carbon, organic, and hydrocarbon. Grades 5-9. 1. SCIENCE -- CHEMISTRY. 2. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. Chemistry in Action Computers (V004668 ) Video, P, 15, CS, Math Monsters, 2000 This episode illustrates the use of a web site. The children observe the mechanics of using a computer and think about the most reasonable solutions to a variety of problems. The children will: 1) name basic parts of the computer, 2) review concepts and skills in collecting data, finding measurements and completing patterns from previous Math Monsters episodes, 3) observe the Math Monsters using a web site on a computer, and 4) select the most reasonable response to a Math Monster problem. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. 3. COMPUTER EDUCATION -- COMPUTER EDUCATION. 4. MATHEMATICS -- MEASUREMENT. 5. MATHEMATICS -- ALGEBRA. Math Monsters Conflict Resolution for Students: Crisis Intervention (DV00404 ) DVD, I-H, 17, cc, Schlessinger, 2003 From dealing with bullies to addressing peer pressure from friends, students are often faced with a myriad of difficult situations in their dayto-day lives that require an objective frame of mind. In Conflict Resolution for Students, viewers are provided with the skills they need to address such dilemma-filled situations effectively. Each episode is comprised of two delicately constructed vignettes that address the many facets of a given scenario, with time built in for in-class discussions. Each vignette features a follow-up section which characters discuss the featured situations objectively, providing students with the framework for dealing with similar scenarios in their daily lives. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 3. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. Conflict With Authority (V004636 ) Video, I-H, 14, CS, Library Video, 2003 In this video, students will gain valuable insight as how best to deal with situations in which they find themselves butting heads with authority figures in their everyday lives through two engaging vignettes. In "Just Having Fun," the antics of a group of rowdy teenagers attract the attention of the police. How should the officers and teens deal with each other? And in "It's the Rule," a student entering class is stopped by his teacher and told to remove his bulky coat, which is in violation of school policy. What should he do? 1. GUIDANCE -- GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 3. GUIDANCE -- CHILD ABUSE & CRIME PREVENTION. Conflict Resolution For Students Conditions: For Soldiers And Civilians (V003958 ) Coniferous Forest (V000880 ) Video, J-A, 98, CS, BWE, 1998 Video, J-H, 12, CS, Coro, 1989 SOLDIERS ON - looks at the effects of Nixon's policies on the men still left on the battlefield after the decision to turn the command of the war over to our South Vietnamese allies. The military brass must cope with the dual problems of prisoners of war and sagging morale. The war is winding down but the problems in the field and at home continue. THE VILLAGE WAR explores the constant and continuing struggle for the hearts and minds of the thousands of villages in the South after the American troops pull out. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Vietnam: The Ten Thousand Day War Conflict Ignites, The (V004023 ) Video, J-A, 50, CS, History Channel, 1994 The American Colonists' loyalty to the crown eroded slowly throughout the 18th Century. As the distant Parliament began to levy taxes on the burgeoning Colonies, the cause of independence gained strength, and devotion to the Crown dwindled. The spiraling tensions took off in 1773. The Townsend Act led to the Boston Tea Party, the Tea Party led to the Intolerable Acts, and the British tried to re-assert absolute control over the Colonies. But it was too late. Of all major forest biomes, the community most dominated by the smallest number of species is the coniferous forest, forming a belt around the top of North America, Scandinavia, and Siberia. On lands shaped by ice age glaciers, the hardy plants of the coniferous forest are well adapted to heavy snowfalls and short growing seasons. This program surveys the plants and animals common to the coniferous forest biome. 1. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Biomes Coniferous Forests (V004120 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 The coniferous forest biome is made up of cone-bearing trees such as pines, firs and spruce, as well as a varied assortment of other organisms adapted to live in this unique region. This video will take students on a funfilled trip from Asia to North America to explore these treasured woodlands, taking an up-close look at their shared characteristics while discovering the animal and plant life that call this biome home. Includes an interview with an ecologist. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 4. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. Biomes Of The World In Action 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Conservation (DV00466 ) American Revolution, The DVD, I-H, 23, cc, Film Ideas, 2007 With a growing world population, paying close attention to the optimum use, and not abuse, of natural resources is a compassionate idea. Whether it's reclaiming the desert in China or harvesting water in Kenya, we'll understand the important benefits of resouce allocation. Preserving by conserving, what an important concept! 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Green Matters: What in the World is Going On? Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 95 Constitution Of The United States (2nd Ed.) (V001991 ) Consuming (V003252 ) Video, I-H, 19, CS, EBEC, 1982 Video, I, 14, CS, United Learning, 1996 Viewers join the secret deliberations of and discover the almost impossible job that faced the men who represented the former colonies. This dramatized look at the Constitutional Convention, as seen through the eyes of James Madison, shows how the delegates resolved the major issues confronting the States as they struggled to maintain their individual sovereignty in the face of the need to create a strong national government. After two centuries, their solutions continue to inspire admiration. The principle of "opportunity costs" plays a major role in consuming, since we cannot have everything we want. The three fundamental categories of consuming are defined as: 1) durable goods, 2) non-durable goods, and 3) services. Through skits, we are shown the major pressures at work which influence our choices as consumers. The program traces the growth of consumerism throughout the U.S. in the last part of the 20th century. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Constitution, The: A History Of Our Future (V001100 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 2. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. Economics, The Video, I-H, 21, CS, Disney, 1989 Continents of the World (2nd Ed.) (V000716 ) An exploration of that extraordinary document, the U.S. Constitution, hosted by Academy Award-winning actor Richard Dreyfuss. Using humor, drama, music, animation, and historical program and photos, the video conveys the realities of freedom and citizen-centered government which the Constitution embodies. Henry Winkler, Randy Newman, Sir John Gielgud, Ally Sheedy and Jiminy Cricket are among the celebrities who lend their talents to this consideration of our nation's greatest achievement. Video, I-J, 15, CS, Coro, 1989 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. An animated visit to Cartographic Space Station No. 4 allows viewers to compare the physical features of the seven continents, noting their similarities and differences. Vic and Plugs, two robot guides, provide information about continental drift, land bridges and the movements of people and animals from one continent to another. A broad view of how continents can be divided in terms of their political, cultural, and physical characteristics is also given. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- MAP SKILLS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -WORLD GEOGRAPHY. Constitution, The: The Compromise That Made A Nation (V000942 ) Continents Of The World, The (V002139 ) Video, J-A, 27, CS, LCA, 1975 Video, I, 26, CS, Higgins, 1989 Distinguished actors re-create the tense exchanges between the Colonial leaders who meet in secret session in Philadelphia in May of 1789. We are plunged into the passionate arguments--finally resolved by the "Great Compromise"--that precede the framing of the Constitution. Students will learn about the unique features of the continents, their similarities and differences, and how these characteristics influence the lives of people. We see how the people of the various continents depend on each other. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. American History 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. Constructing Social Reality (V003137 ) Contraction Action (V002713 ) Video, H-A, 30, CS, Annenberg, 1990 Video, P, 10, CS, Media Inc., 1996 Understanding how mental processes color our interpretations of reality. Constructive Parent Conferences (V004633 ) One word that used to be two words? How is that possible? Charley Chapters and his friends show the kids how this is possible with an apostrophe to form a contraction. They also explain what a possessive pronoun is and how it differs from a contraction. The mysterious case of the its (it's) is also investigated in the video. Video, A/T, 28, CS, Teacher's Video, 1995 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. "What are you saying about my child?" Parent conferences can quickly become confrontational. How can teachers present the facts without making parents defensive? Learn strategies for turning parents into supporters rather than adversaries. Charley Chapters 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PSYCHOLOGY. Discovering Psychology 1. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. Excellence In Teaching The Consumer and the Planet (DV00438 ) DVD, P-H, 19, cc, Learning Seed, 2009 Most of us know that conservation of natural resources is important, but how can the average consumer participate? This video explains how everyone from kids to homeowners can conserve Earht's energy sources. We'll help viewers to decipher "green" claims and label terminology, such as ENERGY STAR, DfE, renewable, and sustainable. Learn environmentfriendly ways to buy, prepare, store and dispose of food. Find out how to save money while reusing and recycling, and how to turn a drink of water into an act of goodwill toward the planet. 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. Cooperation (V001445 ) Video, I-J, 25, CS, MTI, 1990 Moose, the proud lead singer of a popular quartet, vows to quit his singing group when the other members want to perform a song which would require him to sing backup. After overhearing host Michael Pritchard and a group of children talk about the benefits of cooperating, Moose makes the choice to rejoin the quartet. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. You Can Choose! Coping with Change (DV00399 ) H, 30, cc , Discovery, 2006 Teenagers oftern face many changes at home, school, as well as the changes taking place inside their bodies. Developing strategies to cope with these is an important part of healthy living. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 3. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 96 Copley Schooling Gardening (D001208 ) This program focuses on Arrowhead Elementary school in Copley, Ohio. The Nature Zone project provides students with the opportunity to experience nature and how it relates to science, math and social studies. Students learn how to thin out plants and how to transplant them. At Arrowhead School, they have transformed their backyard into a wildlife habitat and exciting outdoor classroom. Through the Nature Zone, children are provided with an extensive first hand environmental education, giving them a greater understanding, appreciation and respect for nature. The Nature Zone is used to enhance all aspects of our school curriculum. It provides students with the opportunity to work together cooperatively, learn about pride of ownership and share in stewardship of their own very special project. Seasonal events provide students and parents opportunites for service and fun. The Nature Zone gives students, teachers and the community healthy surroundings in which to learn, relax and play. This project, ThinkTV, 2006 Copyright Law: Internet and Multimedia Education for Schools (D001244 ) This program contains 11 individual titles that cover the following areas: 1. Copyright 101, Ask before/after viewing: What does "the law" mean, what is copyright, name property that you own and how you would feel if it was taken without permission, if you have ever used copyrighted work to do an assignment or write a report, if so did you adhere to copyright law? 2. Anti Piracy 3. Music United/RIAA 4. Downloading: 30 second video clip and FBI Warning: 1 minute video 5. Making Movies: Motion Picture Association (MPAA) 10 minute video 6. Movie Licensing USA: public performance of home use video (entertainment, fund raisers, reward) 7. Fair Use and Multimedia Guidelines: 4 minute video. Is it legal to use 30 seconds of a song or movie for a classroom project? 8. Plagiarism, What is plagiarism, how do you give credit to someone for using their copyrighted words, photos or graphics? 9. Cybersafe, 30 sec. music video 10. DMCA and TEACH Act 11. Acts of 2005: 1 minute video (STAFF), 2006 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01208 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01244 ) Added Info Streaming video (6 min. 31 sec. 65.1 MB : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. Funding for Our Ohio: Exploring Our Heritage comes from eTech Ohio, the Ohio Farm Bureau and Nationwide Insurance. Content Not Contents: Copyright 101 (39.9MB, 4:00); Anti-piracy (80MB, 8:00) -Music United (7.8MB, :46) -Making Movies (113MB, 11:23) Downloading and FBI Warning (9.8MB) -Movie Licensing (24MB, 2:23) -Fair use and Multimedia (50MB, 4:12) -Plagiarism (14MB, 1:24) -DMC & The TEACH Act (22MB, 2:11) -Cybersafe (5MB, :30) -Acts of 2005 (14MB, 1:24) <p>Added Info This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. This digital titles was purchased by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in Ohio. Credits:"Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl" credits: 10 minute video. 1. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio: Exploring Our Heritage Copyright Law: Internet and Multimedia Education for Schools (DV00228 ) 1. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. DVD, P-A/T, 45, CS, Visual Comm., 2006 This program was developed to promote the proper use of copyrighted multimedia in the K-20 school classroom and for staff development. The purpose of this tool is to teach students and staff about the value of respecting others' property including intellectual property. 1. COMPUTER EDUCATION -- COMPUTER EDUCATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. 4. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -- PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. 5. GENERAL -- GENERAL. Coral Reef Biomes: Essential And Endangered (V003840 ) Video, I-J, 28, CS, Rainbow, 1999 Hard Coral, Brain Coral, Elkhorn Coral, Soft Coral - these terms identify the types of corals that form coral reefs. Coral reefs are underwater biomes with a particular climate and a diversity of life rivaled only by tropical rain forests. They are located in waters where the temperature is warm all year round. Come and explore how these reefs are formed; the different types; their locations; benefits and threats. 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -OCEANOGRAPHY. Coral Reefs: Ecological Communities (DV00345 ) DVD, I-H, 20, CS, New Dimension, 2007 Beneath the waters of a Caribbean coral reef, thousands of species interact in surprising ways to form a complex community. Survival here depends on a confederation between species, such as the grouper that changes color to protect surrounding shrimp, and the shrimp that clean parasites off the grouper's skin! DVD. Grades 5-12. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -OCEANOGRAPHY. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 97 Corduroy And Other Bear Stories (V002864 ) Countdown To The Invisible Universe (V002424 ) Video, P, 38, CS, Library Video, 1993 Video, J-H, 60, CS, WGBH, 1987 Corduroy, the lovable stuffed bear, sits on a department store shelf waiting for someone to take him home. But a button is missing on his overalls and a mother refuses to buy him for her daughter. When night falls, Corduroy launches an adventuresome search for his missing button encountering all kinds of perils in the darkened store. Also included on this video is "Panama" by Janosch and "Blueberries for Sal" by Robert McCloskey. Ever wonder what's beyond the rainbow? IRAS knows. The Infrared Astronomical Satellite can look into the invisible range of light known as the infrared and view regions of the sky once hidden from sight. Infrared, the heat radiated by objects, can expose objects even in total darkness. This new window on the universe allows us to view comets, stars and galaxies in a way that helps scientists and astronomers piece together celestial mysteries. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Corduroy Goes Home (V002860 ) 1. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Video, P, 25, C , Paramount, 1996 NOVA Mr. Tusk, the mean toy-store owner, wants to send Corduroy back to the factory because the teddy bear is missing a button. All the other stuffed toys, led by a feisty mouse named Norman, decide to help Corduroy find his button. Corduroy starts to believe he's "damaged goods" and that no one will want him...but a big-hearted little girl named Lisa has other ideas! Counting (V004667 ) 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Adventures Of Corduroy The Bear, The Corrosion Chemistry (DV00325 ) DVD, J-C, 30, CS, VEA, 2006 This program is designed to help students understand the chemistry in corrosion. The enigmatic presenter takes the viewer on an informative journey examining such issues as what causes corrosion, necessary conditions for corrosion to occur, which metals corrode, oxidization, electricity and redox and corrosion minimization. Enhanced by animated graphics and laboratory experiments, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of this chemical process. Video, P, 15, CS, Math Monsters, 2000 In this episode, the Math Monsters help Cousin Cal take an inventory of the fish in his fish store. A variety of counting strategies are explored. The children will: 1) connect numbers to the quantities they represent, 2) combine sets to find the sum, 3) count by twos, fives and tens, 4) use symbols to represent objects in a set, and 5) check to find the reasonableness of an answer. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. Math Monsters Counting With Animals (V002304 ) Video, P, 15, CS, Natl Geo, 1992 Cortes & Pizarro (V004732 ) Counting sheep is just the beginning of the fun-with-numbers adventure. Students learn basic mathematical concepts, including odd and even numbers, grouping, estimating, addition, subtraction, and simple multiplication. Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. 1. SCIENCE -- CHEMISTRY. Within a period of 15 years, the Spanish conquistadors Hernan Cortes and Francisco Pizarro gathered untold riches while conquering two native empires, the Aztec and the Inca. Follow our young hosts as they discover how Cortes was able to capture and destroy the great capital city of the Aztec. Then here from Pizarro as he describes his various expeditions in search of the vast wealth of the Inca. Examine the sophisticated civilizations of the Aztec and Inca. Grades 5-8. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. Explorers Of The World Costa Rica (DV00094 ) Count Of Monte Cristo, The (V004785 ) Video, H-A, 103, CS , Live Home Video, 1974 Richard Chamberlain leads an exceptional cast in a vivid screen retelling of the renowned Alexandre Dumas saga. He plays Edmond Dantes, the gallant navy officer who becomes the Count of Monte Cristo. Unjustly imprisoned on the eve of his wedding by a rival suitor and his accomplices, Dantes boldly escapes after 14 bitter years, uncovers the hidden Monte Cristo treasure described by a fellow prisoner, then resurfaces in Paris as the mysterious count. Sworn to revenge, Dantes uses his riches to ruin his conspirators. 1. LITERATURE -- LITERATURE. 2. GENERAL -- GENERAL. DVD, I-A, 22, CS, Film Ideas, 2006 Country Cousin, The (V004334 ) Filmed on location in Costa Rica, this program provides easy to follow, chaptered segments on culture, history, geography, climate and contemporary life of the people and cities of this fascinating country in Central America. Intermediate grades through Jr. High & General. Video, P, 9, CS , Disney, 1986 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOUTH AMERICA. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -WORLD HISTORY. Central America Could It Be I'm Falling In Lust? (V003313 ) Video, J-H, 15, CS, Peer Power, 1997 Teens are faced with many issues surrounding building healthy relationships. In this video, teens have a lively discussion about the following: 1) What is love, lust, and infatuation - and how do you tell them apart?; 2) What role does the media play in shaping our ideas about how we ought to look?; and 3) What do we really want people to love about us? These issues are reinforced by live-action drama and challenging segues from Mitch Anthony and Pam Stenzel. 1. GUIDANCE -- TEENAGE SEXUALITY. Building Healthy Relationships Combining animation, music and sound effects, this program features two mice with different lifestyles in an entertaining version of Aesop's fable, "The City Mouse and the Country Mouse." When the country mouse goes to the city to live with his cousin, he learns that life in the city is scrumptious, but not without a price. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. Country Mouse And The Town Mouse, The (2nd Ed.) (Based on the Aesop fable) (V001646 ) Video, P, 9, CS , Coro, 1992 This programs retells a well-known fable in a charming animated style. The amusing story of the adventures of the country mouse who visits his city cousin points to the age-old maxim that travel may be fun, but home is the best place. It also shows that people living in vastly different places enjoy vastly different things, and that home to one person might not be home to another. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 98 Country Music Show, The (V001591 ) Cowboys, The (V004967 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1992 Video, I-J, 34, CS, Clearvue/eav, 1989 "Toe-tappin" country music is featured as Kevin and Joshua Moore perform on violin, mandolin and dobro. While both young performers are primarily featured as soloists on fiddle, the encounter includes the sounds of their voices as well as a demonstration of clog dancing. Stella Parton, sister of country star Dolly Parton, is the host. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. This program takes a subject with witch everyone is familiar and separates myth from reality, and folklore from fact. The paintings and prints used to present the story reflect the color and vitality of cowboy life. The narrative lays out the history of ranching, the skills and equipment it requires, and presents the story of a cattle drive. The folk songs provide a framework that is not only entertaining but important in capturing the flavor of cowboy life. Depicts the American cowboy as he truly existed. Courage (V003359 ) 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 2. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. Video, P, 12, CS, MediaPro, 1999 American Folk Songs Come join Commander Gordon and the Space Station Learning Team on an exciting adventure that teaches kids an important lesson about courage. In this episode, two of the Learning Team display courage, each under different circumstances. Coyote (V001368 ) 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Video, P-I, 10, CS, EBEC, 1989 A mother coyote closely watches her babies while the father goes hunting. One pup sets out to explore, but his mother growls, telling him to return to the safety of the den. Courage (V003672 ) 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 3. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Video, I-H, 30, CS, Live Wire, 1998 Video Ways To Reading We are looking in on the "Dr. Mike Show," a talk radio show for teenagers. Mike takes a fax from one listener and telephone call from another, both regarding personal decisions that require courageous action. Students will discover courage means to: Stand up for what's right, even if you stand alone; Don't cave in to negative peer pressure; Don't avoid trying something for fear of making a mistake or failing; and Don't be afraid to express yourself just becuase some people might disapprove. CPR And The Heimlich Maneuver (DV00016 ) Shining Stars DVD, J-H, 22, CS, AIMS Multimedia, 1999 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 3. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. Paramedic and CPR instructor gives step-by-step instruction on life saving techniques of CPR & the Heimlick Maneuver. This program shows how to perform CPR on an adult, including the ABCs-airway, breathing and circulation,rescue breathing, chest compressions and placing the person in the recovery position until help arrives. Techniques are also given for performing the Heimlich Maneuver. The Good Samaritan Law, protective measures to prevent contracting a disease while giving CPR, and basic human anatomy are also reviewed. In Search Of Character 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. Courage (V004518 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, PBS, 1997 When Annie takes a tumble during a track race, she loses her confidence and lets her fear and embarrassment discourage her from racing again. Her friends help to restore her spunk and bolster her determination by sharing heroic tales of gallantry, valor and dauntless spirit. Theseus taking the "bull by the horns" in "The Minotaur" (Greek); Aesop's "The Brave Mice," the boldness of lengendary archer "William Tell" (Swiss); and the inspirational poem "If," help to convince Annie that the brave only become so by trying. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 3. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Adventures From The Book Of Virtues Courtesy Counts (V003778 ) Video, P, 14, CS, Marsh Media, 1999 This live-action video introduces early elementary students to Curtis the Courteous Raccoon, a whimsical puppet who shows youngsters how good manners at school can mean more friends and more fun for everyone. Curtis has tips about using polite words, being a helper, respecting differences, taking turns, being a good listener, being a good sport, and more. Curtis emphasizes that good manners show that we care about and respect others. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. CPR For Infants And Children (DV00017 ) DVD, J-H/T, 24, CS, AIMS Multimedia, 1998 Developed in accordance with the revised American Heart Association standards on CPR, this program is designed to aid emergency professionals, teachers and others in maintaining a basic level of proficiency in emergency care for infants and children. Knowing what to do is critical to saving the life of the young victim. With demonstrations that are clear and easy-to-follow, this program covers managing febrile seizures, infant and child CPR, and relief of foreign body airway obstruction. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. CPR: To Save A Life (Rev.) (V000212 ) Video, I-A, 13, CS, EBEC, 1988 CPR uses demonstrations by trained instructors and vivid animation to explain the ABCs (Airways, Breathing, Circulation) of cardiopulmonary resuscitation. This revised edition incorporates the latest procedures for infant and two-person rescues from the Standards and Guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiac Care. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. To Save A Life Crack: The Big Lie (V000711 ) Video, I-H, 20, CS, Disney, 1987 Help students make one of the most important decisions of their lives-the decision to say "No" to crack. Based on actual case studies, this program discloses the alarming availability and severe addictiveness of crack. The National Council on Drug Abuse and the American Council for Drug Education served as consultants for the program. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 99 Crazy Case Of Poetry, The (V004138 ) Credit Purchases (V003267 ) Video, P-I, 13, CS, Media Inc., 2001 Video, H, 29, CS, GPN, 1990 Poetry - just the word can bring confusion to one's mind. The Sharp Wits discover why poetry looks and sounds different and why people choose to communicate their thoughts and feelings through poetry. This program also emphasizes the importance of following the steps in the writing process when creating a poem. Writing poetry is fun and rewarding. 1. LITERATURE -- POETRY. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Sharp Wits, The Crazy Compound Words (V003099 ) Video, P, 11, CS, Media Inc., 1997 "Is this one word or two?" This question is asked by many young students when they first discover compound words. This is where Charley Chapters and his friend, The Scientist, come to the rescue. They explain the difference between closed, open and hyphenated compound words and how two words can join together to form a new word with a whole new meaning. The results can be quite explosive. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Charley Chapters Creating Teaching Methods (V004629 ) Video, A/T, 28, CS, Teacher's Video, 1995 Discover innovative ways to make learning come alive for students! Explore how to enrich units with games, role playing, projects, debates, and many more exciting activities. Retention improves when students are involved. 1. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. Excellence In Teaching Creative & Narrative Writing (V005029 ) Video, I-H, 23, CS, Library Video, 2006 From fiction to nonfiction, short stories to poems to memoirs, creative writing and narrative writing often stem from writer's imaginations or personal interests, weaving together believable characters, settings and plots. In this program, young writers use tools and strategies that include character webs, outlines, dialogue, point of view, foreshadowing, flashbacks and descriptive and figurative language to develop and refine very different, distinct and compelling stories. Grades 5-9. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Writing for Students Creatures From Inner Space (V003103 ) Video, P-I, 28, CS, Media Inc., 1997 Through the use of animated songs, diagrams and motion graphics this tape shows how parasites invade the body. In a laboratory environment, a doctor shows children how parasites look under the microscope and some steps they can take to avoid contracting parasites. A "Music Video" segment encourages children to wash their hands. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. Creatures Of The Sea (V001934 ) Video, I-J, 30, CS, Trans-Atlantic, 1988 (Description not available at this time - please preview before using in class.) 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- OCEANOGRAPHY. This program opens with an overview of how prevalent credit has become in U.S. retailing, recounting the beginnings of credit as a courtesy to customers. The discussion emphasizes that in today's business world, credit is no longer just a customer convenience, it increases sales and provides an additional income source for the merchant as well. 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. 3. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -BASIC ECONOMICS. By The Numbers Creepy Creatures (V003463 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, NGS, 1998 Featuring Kathleen Turner as the voice of Clawdette, the black cat, this made for Halloween video is filled with black widows, large lizards, and slithering snakes. What could be more spooky than a group of nature's nasties? Recommended for grades 2-6. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- INSECTS. Crickets, Grasshoppers & Friends (V003563 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 1998 This program reveals the incredible jumping, chirping and camouflage skills of crickets, grasshoppers and katydids, as well as other related insects like the praying mantis and the walking stick. Dr. Art shows students how to make a cricket habitat and provides instruction on where to find crickets, what to feed them and what to expect from a pet cricket. 1. SCIENCE -- INSECTS. Bug City Crime Lab: Proof Beyond A Reasonable Doubt (V001770 ) Video, H, 40, C , Com Vis, 1994 Students will visit a forensic laboratory to study the science of fingerprinting, forensic serology, firearm and bullet identification, and the technology of the future. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Community Vision's Interactive Education Network Eletronic Field Trip Criminal Justice Careers (V003406 ) Video, H, 20, CS, CEV, 1998 This video focuses on a typical day for various criminal justice professionals, including an Assistant Chief Probation Officer, Bailiff, Jailer, Police Officer, State Trooper, and Special Agent with the F.B.I. Candid interviews with each individual give insights into education and training requirements, employment opportunities, and the demands and rewards of these critical careers. Officers are interviewed on patrol, at a training academy, inside a jail and a juvenile detention center. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. Crisis And Compromise (V004551 ) Video, H, 29, CS, GPN, 2002 This video reviews the growing conflict between the North and South and the effects of the Mexican Cession, as well as: The state of the nation in 1850 and the significance of the Compromise of 1850; and The positions taken by the political parties in the 1848 election, and the movement towards sectionalism. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. SHAPING AMERICA: U.S. History To 1877 Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 100 Crisis Intervention (V004637 ) Cubes And Squares (V003092 ) Video, I-H, 17, CS, Library Video, 2003 Video, P-I, 15, CS, Landmark, 1998 Whether it be confiding a personal problem or voicing an implied threat, an important key to acting on a potential crisis is to take the matter seriously. In this video, students will examine possible warning signs and methods for dealing with such dilemmas before they become a problem. In "Stop being So Dramatic,: a girl who's been recently dumped by her boyfriend voices suicidal thoughts. In "We Didn't Take Him Seriously,: a kid in school who is often the target of teasing makes it known that he has a gun. Explores two and three dimensional shapes, and examines the qualities of various shapes, making the concepts understandable to young children and preparing them for higher mathematics. Using computer graphics this program interprets and applies common spatial language, explores the shapes of faces; slicing, turning, and transforming shapes and finding examples of these shapes in the real world. 1. GUIDANCE -- GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PSYCHOLOGY. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. Shape, Shape, Shape Conflict Resolution For Students Crocodiles (V004288 ) Video, P-J, 6, CS , Coronet, 1981 Lolling on a river bank, crocodiles warm themselves in the hot sun all year round. They have strong jaws, tough skins and powerful tails that propel them rapidly through the water. Baby crocodiles hatch from eggs. Staying near their mother is the safest way for them to spend their crocodilian days. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Zoo Animals In The Wild Cultural Baggage (V002401 ) Video, J-A, 9, CS , Pyramid, 1995 Humor and sketch comedy combine to quickly engage the viewer in a serious process - learning how to recognize and avoid stereotypes with people of diverse cultural backgrounds. This video demonstrates how rapidly we make judgements about others, and offers a vehicle to promote discussions about tolerance, conflict, multicultural issues and the effects of stereotyping others. Includes an extensive facilitator's manual. 1. GUIDANCE -- GUIDANCE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. Crocodiles (V004795 ) Video, P-P, 15, CS, Disney, 2003 Traversing land and water, these scaly, sharp-toothed creatures have inhabited the Earth for 65 million years. Students will be captivated by extraordinary footage showing where and how crocodiles live, and by visits with some notoriously frightening crocks from Disney classics such as Peter Pan, Pocahontas, and The Jungle Book. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Disney's Animal World Crossing The Line (V002261 ) Culture and Math Colonial America (DV00390 ) DVD, H, 29, cc, Discovery, 2006 Learn how the early writings of an obscure Venetian merchant led to the rise of mercantilism, which greatly influenced early American history. KEY DVD Features~Video Index--The video chaptered into navigable units to quickly find the right content segments. Standards Link--Highlights correlation to national education standards. Teacher Resources--Includes The Use of Multimedia in the Classroom teacher's guide. Video, H-A, 29, CS, Aims, 1996 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Takes an intimate, yet hard-hitting look at a group of young DUI drivers who are now paying for the consequences of having a few drinks and then getting behind the wheel. This group of young people - juveniles and recent college graduates - all believe themselves to be "good kids" - while acknowledging that they do occasionally take risks. Culture Of Mexico, The (V004838 ) 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. 2. DRIVER EDUCATION -- DRIVER EDUCATION. Crucible, The (V004906 ) Video, J-A, 123, CS , 20th Century/Fox, 1996 The setting is 17th century Salem, Massachusetts. A group of teenage girls meets in the woods at midnight for a secret love-conjring ceremony. But instead of love, Abigail Williams (Winona Ryder) wishes for the death of her former lover's (Daniel Day-Lewis) wife. When the ceremony is witnessed by the town minister, the girls are accused of witchcraft. Soon the entire village is consumed by hysteria, and innocent victims are put on trial, leading to a devastating climax. Rated PG-13. 1. LITERATURE -- LITERATURE. 2. LITERATURE -AMERICAN. 3. LITERATURE -- DRAMA - MUSICALS. Cuba: Niurvys In Cuba (V004198 ) Video, P-J, 13, CS, NDM, 2000 Niurvys has a passion: to become a professional dancer. With the help of her teacher, the youngster is trying to master both classical and popular Cuban dances. Her dance troupe is putting on a show about Cuba's colonial history; the performance in a success! 1. THE ARTS -- THE ARTS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NORTH AMERICA. 4. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. Let's Dance Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2004 Students will appreciate the rich cultural heritage of Mexico and how it affects the daily lives of its citizens. They will find that Mexico's indigenous people and Spanish rule have influenced the ceremonial dress, folk-tales, foods and holidays of Mexico. Sample a day i the life of a fisherman's son and a young girl from Mexico City, and take a trip to a local market. Appreciate the music of Tejano bands, the artwork of Diego Rivera and Talavera pottery from Puebla, and more about Mexico's culture. Grades K-4. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NORTH AMERICA. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Mexico For Children Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 101 Current Electricity (DV00083 ) Cyberstalking & Bullying (DV00346 ) Standards Grade Five Science . Physical Sciences ; Trace how electrical energy flows through a simple electrical circuit and describe how the electrical energy can produce thermal energy, light, sound and magnetic forces; Nature of Energy; Describe that electrical current in a circuit can produce thermal energy, light, sound and/or magnetic forces; Y2003 CSC S03 G03-05 BE L05 I03., Visual Learning, 2000 DVD, I-H, 20, CS, New Dimension, 2006 DVD (D001158 ) 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. 2. COMPUTER EDUCATION -- COMPUTER EDUCATION. 3. GUIDANCE -PERSONAL GUIDANCE. INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01158 ) Students will learn how electrical current is generated and how electricity flows into their homes. The relationship among current, voltage and resistance in Ohm's Law and the differences between series and parallel circuits are discussed. The concepts and mathematical equations for electric energy and electric power are conveyed. Other terminology includes: potential difference, battery, circuit, resistance, direct current, alternating current, circuit breaker, and fuse. Grades 5-9. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Customer Service: An ATTITUDE Not An Occupations (DV00241 ) The bottom line for any position is keeping the client happy. In this age appropriate program young earners see first hand what makes for good customer service and bad customer service. Once they are on the job they learn the importance of putting the golden rule for customer service into action. Customer service: making sense of the working world., Film Ideas, 2006 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01265 ) DVD (D001265 ) Added Info MPEG-1 download file. WMV streaming file. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. This digital titles was purchased by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in Ohio. Lifetime digital rights. <p>Standards Grade Eleven Social Studies - Economics; Explain the use of a budget in making personal economic decisions and planning for the future; Personal Finance; Explain why incomes will differ in the labor market depending on supply and demand for skills, abilities and education levels; Y2003 CSS S04 G11-12 BE L11 I11. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Working World For Young Adults, The Customer Service (Workplace Communication) (DV00370 ) With technology comes great freedom, but also great responsibility. Within seconds of logging on to a computer, children may be exposed to graphic language, hurtful gossip, pornography, and predators. "Smart parents understand that if you live near water, you need to teach your child to swim." This program examines cyberbullying. Young teens share stories about being the victims of embarrassing pranks and cruel gossip spread on the Internet. DVD. Grades 6 & Up. Cylinders (V003524 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, Landmark, 1998 Swaggie and Bunyip are having a cookout and they have a lump of dough that needs to be rolled out. They try a ball but realize it will take too long and that the solution is something that rolls but is long - a cylinder. They explore the features of a cylinder - a curved surface with two flat circular faces. They also find a wide range of objects which are cylinders. The two characters explore: drawing 2D representations of cylinders; stacking and packing cylinders , 2D nets from cylinders; and slicing cylinders. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. Shape, Shape, Shape Czar Nicholas II and the Romanovs (V005081 ) Video, I-H, 10, CS, New Dimension, 2006 Nicholas II, the last of a centuries-old Russian dynasty that sees itself as ruling by divine right, has a beautiful family and no sense of the disaster impending for his country. He stays at home in St. Petersburg, away from his responsibilities. World War I and the Russion Revolution shatter his idyll, eventually destroying him and his family. Documentary and dramatic footage show the tragedy and its aftermath. Grades 5-12. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. History Happened Here Daily Pioneer Life (V004835 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2004 DVD (DV00061 ) "Pikes Peak or Bust!" Pioneer communities like trading posts and sodhouses sprang up in the western territories of the U.S. during the 1800s. Join our players in a pioneer life adventure game to learn about the difficulties of daily life in these settlements, from cooking in a log cabin to tending animals on a cattle drive. See how geography affected the economy and settlement patterns of this nation ranging from "Wild West" boomtowns to the founding of San Francisco as a major seaport. Grades K-4. Available on VHS or DVD. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. DVD, H-C, 30, CS, VEA, 2006 Pioneer Life For Children This program focuses on the vital issue of successful communication with the organization's clients and customers. We look at why customer service is important, who customers are, the customer transaction and how to handle difficult customers. DVD. Daisy Discovers The World (V005096 ) 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. Video, P, 10, CS, Aims Media, 2001 Daisy, a young sea lion, lives amongst the coral reefs of the Galapagos Islands. Curious about the world, she sets off to explore "where the ocean meets the sky." Arriving at mysterious forest of giant kelp, she encounters colorful fish, sea anemones, and dangerous, stealthy sharks. But, the most dangerous animals she meets there are humans, who nearly capture her in their giant nets. After a narrow escape, Daisy swims back to her islands admitting that while adventure may be exciting, there's no place like home 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 102 Daniel Boone's Final Frontier (V002734 ) Dateline: 1950, Korea (V001020 ) Video, I-J, 22, CS, Landmark, 1995 Video, H-C, 23, CS, MTI, 1989 Excerpts from the journals of two of Daniel Boone's children, Nathan and Jemima, are brought to life at the actual family home in the forests of the Louisiana Purchase. Glimpse at the daily life on the Boone plantation and observe a simple time when furniture and candles are made by hand. The food on the table comes from outside the back door, and family and friends gather to celebrate life in a new frontier. Experience the dangers and hardships of life in the mid 1800s. This documentary examines the span of time between July and November 1950, wherein the U.N. forces would rise from virtual defeat to rousing victories at Pusar and Inchon, only to be dealt a severe blow marked by the entrance of China and Mao Ze-dong into the conflict at Unson along the Manchurian border. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. Daniel Boone (V003289 ) Video, I-A, 30, CS, Truman State, 1995 This drama, dealing with the greatest of frontiermen, was filmed on location in Pennsylvania, Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, other states in the Ohio Valley, and Missouri. Students will enjoy the story because of its youthful exuberance and ever-quickening pace. Some of the tragedies of the Boone family are also included. Two of Daniel's sons, as well as a brother were killed on the frontier. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. Data Collection (V004658 ) Video, P, 15, CS, Math Monsters, 2000 This episode allows children to investigate the mathematics of data collection and graphic representation. The children will: 1) explore methods for collecting and organizing data 2) interpret various representations of data, and 3) design and create graphs. NCTM Process Standards include: Problem Solving, Reasoning and Proof, Communication, Connections, and Representation. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Eagle And The Bear Series, The Dateline: 1950, North Korea (V001019 ) Video, H-C, 23, CS, MTI, 1989 In a desperate move which foreshadowed his imminent removal, MacArthur unsuccessfully counseled Truman to expand the war into China and to drop 26 atomic bombs on North Korea. General Matthew Ridgeway assumed command of the U.S. 8th Army and turned it into an effective force. On July 27, 1953, the armistice was signed at Punmunjon, with the 38th parallel serving as the dividing line between North and South Korea. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Eagle And The Bear Series, The Dateline: 1957, Outer Space (V001021 ) Video, H-C, 23, CS, MTI, 1989 When the Soviets put Sputnik into space on October 4th, 1957, the U.S. was shocked into the sudden realization that for the first time, they had been beaten technologically, and worse, that they were now vulnerable to atomic attack from outer space. This documentary reveals America's endeavors to put an object into orbit and the formalization of a space efforts policy with the creation of NASA in April of 1958. Dateline: 1945, Korea (V001017 ) 1. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Video, H-C, 23, CS, MTI, 1989 Eagle And The Bear Series, The A spoil of war, Korea was placed under the divided protectorate of the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. after WWII. Divided at the 38th parallel between North and South Korea, the dictatorial regime of Kim Ilsung and the democracy of Syngman Rhee were soon at odds. How the question of whose form of government would dominate a "unified" Korea led to an unwilling America's entrance into a "Police Action" is the central issue for this historical overview. Dateline: 1961, Cuba (V001022 ) Math Monsters 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Eagle And The Bear Series, The Dateline: 1948, Berlin (V001018 ) Video, H-C, 23, CS, MTI, 1989 Berlin was of particular importance to Soviets eager to exact revenge on a regime that had caused the death of 20 million of their people. Following the partitioning of Berlin, Berlin was open to a Soviet blockade which cut off supplies to West Berlin. Two days later, the Allies formulated the famous Berlin Airlift to provide supplies for West Berlin. After nine months of looking foolish in the face of American determination and know-how, the Soviets lifted the blockade. Video, H-C, 23, CS, MTI, 1989 Providing a historical overview of the 60-year period of American domination in Cuba, this documentary details the economic and social conditions that brought about the military coup of Fuljencio Batista in 1934, and ultimately the 1959 revolution lad by Fidel Castro. The Bay of Pigs fiasco and Nikita Khrushchev's installation of Soviet missles in Cuba are also explored. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Eagle And The Bear Series, The Dateline: 1968, Czechoslovakia (V001023 ) Video, H-C, 23, CS, MTI, 1989 This documentary reviews twentieth century Czech history and examines the optimistic period of liberalization known as Prague Spring. Put into context with Brezhnev's fears of lost Soviet control, this program also examines the events that led to the eventual suppression of democracy in Czechoslovakia and its submission to Soviet interests. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Eagle And The Bear Series, The Eagle And The Bear Series, The Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 103 Dateline: 1972, China (V001024 ) Davy Crockett (V005090 ) Video, H-C, 23, CS, MTI, 1989 Video, I-H, 24, CS, Film Ideas, 2002 Although they had enjoyed a decade of friendship since the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Soviet Union and China broke relations over ideological differences in 1960. This program examines the changes in China following this split and resulting from the proletarian revolutions of the 60s. In 1971, President Nixon, practicing Ping-Pong Diplomacy, seized the opportunity to open relations with a new China. Viewers get a sense of international diplomacy. A celebrated hero, warrior and backwoods statesman, Crockett symbolized the adventurous spirit of the American frontier. He was elected to the Tennessee state legislature in 1821 and later to the U.S. Congress in 1826. Ten years later, in 1836, Crockett dies a hero's death during war for Texas' independence from Mexico, at the Battle of the Alamo. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Eagle And The Bear Series, The Date Rape: A Question Of Trust (V003071 ) Video, H-C, 23, CS, AGC, 1995 Through poignant interviews, courageous rape survivors share their stories of date rape and sexual assault. Feelings of shame, guilt and responsibility are explored as each woman tells how an acquaintance or boyfriend violated her trust and assaulted her. A group of teens discusses how lack of communication and mixed messages often lead to confusion and misunderstanding. An excellend catalyst for discussion of sexual assault, date rape, societal roles and expectations, and personal safety. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. Dawn Of The American Revolution: A Lexington Family (V004254 ) Video, I-H, 16, CS, Coro, 1964 Seen through the eyes of a young boy, a situation involving the boy's family and a visiting uncle from England helps define the mood of the colonist and clarify the important issues of the war. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Day Jimmy's Boa Ate The Wash, The (V001616 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1983 Date Rape: A Violation of Trust (DV00415 ) Kaleena Kiff narrates this tale of a school trip to a peaceful farm -- turned wild when Jimmy's pet boa constrictor escapes. LeVar visits an exotic pet shop where he meets a tarantula and a boa constrictor. Then we're off to a livestock show where LeVar learns some surprising facts about barnyard animals. H, 28, cc , Cambridge, 2008 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. To the average student, the definitions of date rape and sexual assault are notoriously unclear. Use this program to eliminate the confusion so young adults understand exactly what these things are--and the attitudes and biases that typically accompany them--before anyone gets hurt. The video firmly reinforces the concepts that rape has its roots in hate crime; date rape is just as wrong as rape by a stranger; a victim is never "asking for it," no matter how the person dresses; and no one ever "deserves it." The video also underscores the rules of the dating game: a date is not an invitation for sex; No means No; and the inability to give consent doesn't mean Yes. Interviews with rape survivors and mental health professionals shed additional light on the trauma caused by rape, the process of postrape emotional recovery, and the importance of post-rape support by family and friends. Date rape drugs are given special attention, and tips on safer dating are provided. Reading Rainbow 1. GUIDANCE -- TEENAGE SEXUALITY. 2. GUIDANCE -PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Dating (V004089 ) Video, H-A, 60, CS, Cerebellum, 1998 Relationship expert and best-selling author Dr. John Gray, demystifies the evocative and often puzzling world of dating. Break free from the dating doldrums and learn about the 5 stages of dating, what they are, how to recognize them and what to do at each stage. 1. GUIDANCE -- TEENAGE SEXUALITY. 2. GUIDANCE -PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 3. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. No-Brainers Dating Violence (V002204 ) Video, H-C, 13, CS, CorVision, 1996 Daylight Savings Time (V004612 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, GPN, 2001 Examine the history and practice of daylight savings time. The British narrator explains how time zones function in relation to Earth's orbit and how global time zones begin at the first meridian in Greenwich, England. The video features dozens of clocks, from tiny Swiss clocks to the stately Big Ben and then takes viewers to a charming clockmaker's shop. Learn how Ben Franklin "invented" daylight savings time to conserve engery, and find out which U.S. states don't observe daylight savings time today. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 3. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. America's Special Days Dead Drunk: The Kevin Tunell Story (V002143 ) Video, H-A, 30, CS, Ambrose, 1994 Kevin Tunell's drunk driving killed a young woman and resulted in a unique punishment requiring him to pay $1 per week for 18 years to the victim's parents. With statistics showing that two out of every five people in the U.S. will be in an alcohol related crash in their lifetime, this program looks at a vital problem for everyone on the road. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. 2. DRIVER EDUCATION -- DRIVER EDUCATION. HBO Life Stories: Families In Crisis Dead Sea Scrolls, The (V005085 ) According to some surveys, nearly 10 percent of America's teenage girls will be victims of dating violence by the time they graduate from high school. For many girls, having a boyfriend becomes the most important thing in their lives. Some girls are willing to put up with abusive relationships if they think they are getting love in return. Hosted by ABC News "Day One" correspondent Michel McQueen. Video, I-H, 10, CS, New Dimension, 2006 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -TEENAGE SEXUALITY. 3. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RELIGION. Scolls found in caves near the Dead Sea in Isreal turned out to be one of the world's greatest archaelogical finds because they are older than any existing Bible manuscripts. They both confirm and add to our knowledge of Jesus and his times. Some of the clues and mysteries the scrolls contain are discussed in this important piece of history. Grades 5-12. History Happened Here Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 104 Dealing with Depression (DV00406 ) Death Of A Salesman (V004786 ) DVD, J-H, cc, EVN Video, H-A, 136, CS , Castle Hill, 1985 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Dealing with Disabilities (DV00400 ) DVD, H, 30, cc, Discovery, 2006 Living with a health condition or disability presents a big challenge to some teens, but it doesn't have to keep them from achieving their goals. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -GUIDANCE. Willy Loman has spent his entire life believing he and his family are bound for greatness. Struggling day to day as a traveling salesman, Willy begins to lose touch with reality and loses himself in the past. Meanwhile, his family attempts to cope with Willy's self-destruction and the still-lingering ghosts of the past. Arthur Miller's timeless Pulitzer Prize-winning play is brought to the screen with a powerhouse performance by Academy Award winner Dustin Hoffman. A Castle Hill Production 1. LITERATURE -- LITERATURE. 2. GENERAL -- GENERAL. Death Of A Star (V002425 ) Video, J-H, 60, CS, WGBH, 1987 Dealing With Disappointment (V001834 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1992 Missie Mouse learns to keep her perspective and handle disappointments in a positive way. When her baseball team falls into last place, Missie almost gives up the game before realizing losing is not the same thing as being a loser. Supernovas are as spectacular as they are rare. In early 1987, a giant star exploded in the sky - one of the most violent celestial events since the creation of the universe. Twenty times as massive as the sun, the giant star was observed first by a Canadian astronomer in Chile, then by scientists all over the globe. The incredibly powerful blast created supernova hysteria sending small particles through outer space and shock waves through the astrophysics community. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 1. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. You Can Choose! Death Runs Riot (West - Vol. 4) (V003197 ) Dealing With Feelings (V001832 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1992 Tuggy Turtle discovers the importance of being honest about his emotions. In trying to hide his fears about going on a weekend camp out, Tuggy makes himself miserable and almost ruins his friendship with Moose before learning that it is best to accept his feelings and express them honestly and positively. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. You Can Choose! Dealing With Feelings (V004948 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2005 How are you feeling? Whether you are excited, scared, angry, embarrassed or just plain confused, it's normal to have many different feelings in a day-sometimes even at the same time! This video explores how the way you feel about yourself, your friends, your family and your school affects your whole life! Students gain practical tips for communicating care and respect in relationships with friends and family as well as for dealing with everyday worries, grief, fear and big life changes. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HEALTH/SAFETY. 2. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 4. LANGUAGE ARTS -COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. Health For Children Dealing With Pressures (V002085 ) Video, I-J, 30, CS, GPN, 1994 Entering middle school and becoming a teenager opens the door to a batch of new pressures. This program discusses the most common sources of pressure, such as added school work, higher stakes for academic performance, dating, social acceptance, greater responsibilities and parental demands. Positive, healthful ways of coping with these pressures are explored. NOVA Video, I-A, 87, CS, PBS, 1996 The West has always symbolized hope and new beginnings. But in the 1850's, as more American pioneers poured west, they brought with them the nation's oldest, most divisive issue - slavery. And the rough frontier would supply the sparks that would ignite the Civil War. Indians would be dragged into "the white man's war," while the besieged Mormons would commit the worst massacre of innocent pioneers in American history. Sam Clemens would escape the bloodshed of the East to find adventure in Nevada's silver camps. Indexed. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -CIVIL WAR PERIOD. West, The Decade Of The Waltons, A (V002907 ) Video, P-A, 98, CS, Warner Bros., 1980 Winner of a dozen Emmys and the prestigious Peabody Award during its nine seasons on TV, "The Waltons" captured the imagination and the heart of a nation. Created by Earl Hamner, the series was an institution that celebrated America's best virtues: honesty, loyalty and self-reliance. This program warmly celebrates the series itself. Hamner (who served as the program narrator through the years) hosts this retrospective that features many of its most moving and triumphant moments. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. 3. GENERAL -GENERAL. Deciduous Forests (V004121 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Forests are biomes in which trees are the main life form, but what makes a forest deciduous? In this program, students will explore these colorful woodlands that change with the seasons. Students will learn about the many different types of plants and animals that inhabit both the temperate and tropical deciduous forests, while a hands-on investigation about leaves and their pigments is examined through a process called chromatography. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -PEER PRESSURE. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 4. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Big Changes, Big Choices Biomes Of The World In Action Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 105 Decimals (DV00184 ) Declaration Of Independence, The (D001033 ) DVD, I, 10, CS, Library Video, 2004 Streaming video (18 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. License agreement - lifetime. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use., Film Ideas, 2003 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01033 ) When Dr. Strangeglove steals a magic diamond with the powers to make him the ruler of the math world, it's up to Secret Agent Matt Mattics and his team of special agents to get it back! By answering a series of interactive questions on rounding decimals, students can help Mattics and his team thwart the evil plans of Dr. Strangeglove before it's too late in this fun, animated program. Includes an English & Spanish track. Grades 4-6. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. 2. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Math Challenge, The Decimals: Adding, Subtracting & Comparing (DV00185 ) DVD, I, 15, CS, Library Video, 2004 That dastardly Dr. Strangeglove has hijacked the ice cream van-based headquarters of Inter-Math, and it's up to Secret Agent Matt Mattics to foil his plans. Join Mattics and his team of special agents as they are put to the test, answering a myriad of questions about adding, subtracting and comparing decimals in order to save the day in this fun, animated program. Includes an English & Spanish track. Grades 4-6. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. 2. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Math Challenge, The Decimals & Percents (V004985 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2004 DVD (DV00158 ) Like fractions, decimals and percents are other ways of naming the parts of a whole. Students will discover that decimals name numbers that are less than one and learn that percents compare numbers with 100. Is .25 larger or smaller than .4? Tenths grids, hundredths grids and number lines come to the rescue, and are also used to identify decimals and demonstrate adding and subtracting. Kids also discover that it pays to understand all about decimals and decimal points when dealing with money. Grades K-4. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. Math For Children Decimals: What's The Point? (V004321 ) Video, I, 15, CS, Disney, 1986 Use this energetic film with the look and sound of a "music video" to illustrate the basics of the decimal system. Among the concepts presented are: uses of decimals in the world around us; decimals as fractional equivalents; Base 10; place values; money as decimal fractions; placement of the decimal point; and annexing zeros. Even reluctant students will be fascinated by this entertaining approach to math lessons. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. Decisions & Conflicts (V004949 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2005 Whether it's choosing what to wear or deciding to say no to a friend, for every one of us, each day is full of lots of different choices and decisions. This program familiarizes students with the steps involved in the decisionmaking process and shows them how to achieve an outcome that is right for them. Join us as we examine negative and positive behaviors in conflict situations, such as dealing with bullies and peer pressure. Viewers will also learn to develop assertiveness and other useful refusal skills. K-4. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HEALTH/SAFETY. 2. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. 3. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 4. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Health For Children This early symbol of America is the cornerstone for our ideals of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness; the foundation for our democratic nation. "Symbols" and "Rights" are defined and discussed. Places the Boston Tea Party, the Continental Congress, Samual Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and the French and Indian War in the context of the writing of the Declaration of Independence. Note Purchased w/ LSTA Grant Funds 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Symbols Of America Declaration Of Independence, The (V003693 ) Video, I-H, 30, CS, AIE, 1999 July 4, 1776 marks the day that forever changed the direction of American history. On that day in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, delegates of the Second Continental Congress declared that the thirteen British colonies were a free nation by signing the Declaration of Independence. Presents a detailed account of the courage and determination so such founding fathers as Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry and John Adams. From Stamp Act to the Boston Tea Party; from Paine's "Common Sense" to the creation of the Continental Army. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Declaration of Independence, The (V005010 ) Video, I-H, 23, CS, Library Video, 2002 At the core of U.S. government are principles stating that the government should be accountable to its people. These principles are spelled out in a document that has become the bedrock of American beliefs. What is this important document? Join our host as she aids viewers in discovering the people and events involved in creating the Declaration of Independence, which declared the American colonies to be free and independent states. Grades 5-12. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. United States Government Declaring Independence (V004542 ) Video, H, 29, CS, GPN, 2002 Your students will learn about the importance of the Second Continental Congress and how it lead to the Declaration of Independence, as well as: Thomas Paine's Common Sense and American Crisis papers; The grievances which justified the Declaration of Independence; The men associated with the creation of the Declaration of Independence and what motivated them; and The short-and long-term effects of the Declaration of Independence. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. SHAPING AMERICA: U.S. History To 1877 Decline Of Tsarism, The (V001179 ) Video, J-A, 30, CS, EBEC, 1986 Using archival footage, this program studies the military defeats and growing social unrest that resulted in the 1917 abdication of Tsar Nicholas II, ending the Romanov dynasty. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 106 Deer (V004796 ) Dental Care For Children (V004776 ) Video, P-P, 15, CS, Disney, 2003 Video, P-A, 13, CS, United Learning, 2002 Imagine if humans were able to walk on the day they were born. Students will be amazed to learn that a baby deer, or fawn, does just that! Students will be enchanged by these graceful creatures as they watch them in their natural habitat and in Disney classics such as The Jungle Book and Bambi. Learning good habits to prevent tooth decay helps motivate young children to protect their teeth and smile. Nutrition and dental health habits are emphasized and brushing and cleaning skills are demonstrated with interesting graphics to help children understand the importance of selfcare and cavity prevention. This program is fun and engaging, it will help establish dental habits that will provide a life of happy smiles. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Disney's Animal World Defensive Driving for School Bus Drivers (D001151 ) DVD, A, 14, coastal, 2001 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01151 ) Tackles the issue of school bus driver attitude and how it directly affects safety. Training includes correct examples of preventative measures drivers can take to improve the safety of students and ensure safe bus operation. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HEALTH/SAFETY. 2. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -- PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. Delivering Successful Presentations (V004622 ) Video, H-A, 31, CS, AMA, 1992 Learn how to prepare, practice, and deliver convincing presentations. Shows step-by-step the proven tips and techniques that effective, successful presenters use to maker their point. You watch successful presenters in action. You'll hear them describe their meticulous preparation, the intensive rehearsals, and their anticipation as they stand to deliver. Learn the stand-up skills you need to make your presentations effective, convincing, and successful. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- SPEAKING & LISTENING SKILLS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. 3. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -- PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. Democracy - Just Up The Road (Village, Township, & County Government) (V000145 ) Video, I-J, 15, CS, SOITA, 1980 Municipal, township, and county governments are the basis for local government in our state. By using a village council meeting, the program introduces the concept of local government being responsive to the immediate needs of its residents. The functions of village, township, and county government are covered along with the population and geographic limitations of each. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our History In Ohio Demon Rum (V000633 ) Video, J-C, 60, CS, PBS, 1988 Examines prohibition as it affected the city of Detroit, Michigan. Viewers meet the people involved in rum running and operating the speakeasies. In a saga that reflects our own times and problems, this program traces the advent of prohibition and a campaign that asked drinkers to "just say no" to the evils of alcohol. The program also covers the enormous profits to be made in any illegal enterprise involving banned substances and the eventual repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. American Experience, The 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HEALTH/SAFETY. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DENTAL HEALTH. Department of Commerce (D001324 ) DVD, I-H, 29, OHIO C, 2007 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01324 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01325 ) DVD (D001325 ) This episode of "Our Ohio: Profiles in Government" features The Department of Commerce. The Department of Commerce was created in 1921 to meet certain needs, primarily the regulation of commercial activities for the citizens of Ohio. With the creation of the department, the following divisions were established:Banks, Building and Loan Associations, and State Fire Marshal. The State of Ohio had supervised banking operations since 1839 through various boards, commissions, and legislation. Today the Department of Commerce's Division of Financial Institutions protects and promotes the public interest in this industry. <p>Added Autho Ohio Cable Telecommunications Association.; Ohio Government Telecommunications. <p>Resources <p>Web Site - Ohio Cable Telecommunications Association<p>Web Site - Department of Commerce <p>PubLoc Columbus, OH <p>Content Not Our Ohio: Profiles in Government - Department of Commerce (29 min.; 289 MB) <p>Added Info Streaming video - Windows Media Video. MPEG-1. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Our Ohio: Profiles in Government Department of Development (D001326 ) DVD, I-H, 29, OHIO C, 2007 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01326 ) DVD (D001327 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01327 ) This episode of "Our Ohio: Profiles in Government" features the Department of Development. The Public Relations Director of the department is interviewed. The Ohio Department of Development administers a variety of state and federally funded programs designed to build stronger, healthier communities throughout the state and to support families in need. Ohio offers a tremendous quality of life for its residents and is also an attractive destination for out-of-state visitors. Among Ohio's top visitor destinations are world-class theme parks, Lake Erie sights and activities, rustic retreats in the Hocking Hills and enchanting Amish communities. <p>Added Autho Ohio Cable Telecommunications Association.; Ohio Government Telecommunications. <p>Resources <p>Web Site - Ohio Cable Telecommunications Association<p>Web Site - Department of Development <p>PubLoc Columbus, OH <p>Our Ohio: Profiles in Government - Department of Development (29 min.; 279 MB) <p>Added Info Streaming video - Windows 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio: Profiles in Government Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 107 Department of Taxation (D001328 ) Descriptive Writing (Club Write) (D001034 ) DVD, I-H, 29, OHIO C, 2007 Added Info Streaming video (15 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. License agreement - lifetime. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use., AIT, 1999 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01328 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01329 ) DVD (D001329 ) This episode of "Our Ohio: Profiles in Government" features the Department of Taxation. The Ohio Tax Commissioner is interviewed. The primary function of the Ohio Department of Taxation is the collection and administration of 21 state taxes, three local taxes and the oversight of real property tax. The department also distributes revenue to local governments, libraries and school districts. Its mission is to provide quality service to Ohio taxpayers by helping them comply with their tax responsibilities and by fairly applying the tax law. <p>Added Autho Ohio Cable Telecommunications Association.; Ohio Government Telecommunications. <p>Resources <p>Web Site - Ohio Cable Telecommunications Association<p>Web Site - Ohio Department of Taxation <p>PubLoc Columbus, OH <p>Our Ohio: Profiles in Government - Department of Taxation (29 min.; 279 MB) <p>Added Info Streaming video - Windows Media Video. MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instru 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio: Profiles in Government Depression And Suicide (V000629 ) Video, J-H, 30, CS, PBS, 1987 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01034 ) Students are challenged to approach a writing assignment in a different way. Strategies for organizing information and structuring personal schedules to complete the assignments are depicted. The Writing Club is assigned to find a place and to describe it so that the readers will feel as if they have been there. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Desert (V000820 ) Video, J-H, 13, CS, Coro, 1989 All deserts have one thing in common; they lack water. Other than this one distinguishing characteristic, they can be vastly different. Given the harshness of the desert biome, it is surprising to find that a great number of plants and animals make this biome their home. Exploring some of the climatic and geographical reasons for the existence of deserts, this documentary details the unique adaptations of organisms to this harsh environment. This program, which was videotaped in two high schools still reverberating from recent suicides, presents a clear minded look at what to do if you or someone you care about is at risk. Host Michael Pritchard and teens identify the signs frequently exhibited by people who are at risk for suicide and discuss the recommended procedures for intervening. They examine ways of coping with the depression and stress that often leads to suicide, and encourage people to ask for help when they feel themselves at risk. 1. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 1. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. 3. GUIDANCE -- AGING, DEATH & DYING. We meet the most famous of desert animals, the camel, who is specially adapted to desert life. The sidewinder snake moves in the shape of an "S" touching the blazing sand in just 2 places as it moves. The lizard's thick skin helps it to withstand the heat. The cactus holds water that makes it an appealing reservoir for other plants and animals alike. Hosted by Thane Maynard. Power Of Choice, The Depression in School (DV00407 ) DVD, I-H, 30, EVN, 2004 Description: There are many problems that are faced by today's teens that did not even exist in the past. Teens role-play their personal histories with therapist, Steven Campbell.<p> <p>Learning Objectives: 1) Students will learn about how various situations can lead to depression for teens.<p>2) Students will learn how school counselors can help students get through bad situations.<p>3) Effective treatment for depressed teens will be discussed.<p> 1. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 2. GUIDANCE -PEER PRESSURE. 3. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Descriptive Words & Phrases (V004851 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2003 Choosing stories for the next issue of their magazine, the "Wordswork" staff decides to focus on words that tell us more about other words. The team explores the world of adjectives - words that describe nouns, like 'blue,' 'large,' 'loud,' or 'squishy,' and adverbs - words that describe verbs, like 'slowly,' 'then,' 'near,' or 'clumsily.' Our editors really get expressive when they learn how to enhance sentences using prepositions and prepositional phrases. Grades K-4. Biomes Desert Animals And Plants (V000532 ) Video, P-H, 30, CS, Kodak, 1988 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Sierra Club Desert Biome: Arizona (Sonora Desert) (V004408 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2002 Jeff Corwin scours the Sonora Desert looking for the Gila monster. Along the way, he catches up with a roadrunner, checks out a family of javelinas, and confronts a deadly scorpion. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Going Wild! With Jeff Corwin Desert Biome: Australia (Red Center) (V004410 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2002 Go bushwalking with Jeff Corwin at Ayers Rock in the Australian outback to find the elusive thorny devil. While in the Red Center Desert, Jeff sees a blue-tongued skink, honey ants, and the walking stick insect. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 4. SCIENCE -INSECTS. Grammar For Children Going Wild! With Jeff Corwin Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 108 Desert Biome: California (Death Valley National Park) (V004411 ) Desert Creatures (V001369 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2002 Desert-dwelling creatures--the great horned owl, kangaroo rat, tarantula spider, ringtail cat, and sidewinder snake-- have adapted in various ways to their harsh environment. Jeff Corwin is off to the desert in search of the desert bighorn sheep. The journey takes Jeff to the treacherous terrain of Dante's View, the highest point of Death Valley National Park. Video, P-I, 10, CS, EBEC, 1989 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 3. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Going Wild! With Jeff Corwin Video Ways To Reading Desert Biome: Mexico (Baja California) (V004409 ) Desert Giant: The World of The Saguaro Cactus (V003433 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2002 Join Jeff Corwin as he travels to one of the world's most remote areas in search of one of the largest marine mammals, the California gray whale. Jeff kayaks through the Sea of Cortez, hikes across a cactus desert, and comes across a ratteless rattlesnake. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Going Wild! With Jeff Corwin Desert Biome: New Mexico (Gila National Forest) (V004412 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2002 Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1990 Written by Barbara Bash and read by Philip Bosco, this is the story that takes viewers to the beautiful landscape of Arizona's Sonoran Desert to discover the mysteries of the majestic saguaro cactus. The life and seasons of the desert are explored with an introduction to a variety of the desert's inhabitants including bobcats, Gila monsters, and a javelina pig. Viewers will also meet a real life "snake man" who gives them a close-up look at the amazing rattlesnake. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 4. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 5. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Jeff Corwin gallops across the desert in Gila National Forest, looking for the almost-extinct Mexican gray wolf. Watch as he encounters a black-tailed rattlesnake, a pronghorn antelope, the light-speed prairie falcon, a desert white-tailed deer, and the Arizona mountain king snake. Reading Rainbow 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Bill Nye travels to Arizona's stunning Sonoran Desert - and has a close encounter of the camel kind - while exploring this unique ecosystem and demonstrating the special ways its native plants and animals flourish. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS cassette. Grades 4 & Up. Going Wild! With Jeff Corwin Desert Biomes (D001035 ) Standards Grade Ten K-12 Science. Life Sciences; Explain the structure and function of ecosystems and relate how ecosystems change over time; Diversity and Interdependence of Life; Explain how living things interact with biotic and abiotic components of the environment (e.g., predation, competition, natural disasters and weather); Y2003 CSC S02 G09-10 BF L10 I15.; Grade Eleven K-12 Science. Earth and Space Sciences; Describe how Earth is made up of a series of interconnected systems and how a change in one system affects other systems|bEarth Systems| bExplain heat and energy transfers in and out of the atmosphere and its involvement in weather and climate (radiation, conduction, convection and advection); Y2003 CSC S01 G11-12 BB L11 I03.; Grade Ten K-12 Science. Earth and Space Sciences; Explain that many processes occur in patterns within the Earth's systems; Earth Systems; Summarize the relationship between the climatic zone and the resultant biomes. (This includes explaining the nature of t, Films Inc., 2002 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01035 ) By comparing and contrasting arid and semi-arid regions, this program provides students with a balanced picture of what the Earth's desert biomes are like. The program also investigates how the few pants and animals that inhabit these ecosystems survive the extreme temperatures and severe lack of water that characterize the desert environment. Subjects Biotic communities; Life sciences; Life sciences—Study and teaching; Biomes—Deserts (Other); Desert animals; Desert ecology; Area Media Centers Digital Videos(CK); Y2003 Csc S01 G09-10 Bb L10 I02(CK); Y2003 Csc S01 G09-10 Bb L10 I01(CK); Y2003 Csc S02 G09-10 Bf L10 I15(CK); Y2003 Csc S01 G11-12 Bb L11 I03(CK); Y2003 Csc S01 G06-08 BC L07 I08(CK) <p>Note Purchased w/ LSTA Grant Funds 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. Deserts (DV00283 ) DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2005 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -PLANTS. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Deserts (V004122 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Deserts cover nearly one-fifth of the Earth's land surface. Even in these sand-filled expanses that dot the globe, much life can be found, from plants like cacti and sagebrush to well-adapted animals such as the Gila monster and the sidewinder. Discover how the process of desertification continually changes more land into deserts each and every year. Explains the different adaptations used by plants and animals to conserve water, and showcases the unusual adaptations of the deadly sidewinder. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 4. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Biomes Of The World In Action Desert Storm: The Victory (V000941 ) Video, J-A, 101, CS , CNN, 1991 In the Autumn of 1990, the most powerful coalition of armed might came to the world's most ancient battlefield. The Mission: Liberate oil-rich Kuwait from its Iraqi invaders. The Operation: "Desert Shield." A shield that would soon become a sword. In the opening days of 1991, as the armies braced for battle, the diplomats talked in a last effort to avert the storm. But the time for peace had passed. And now, a time for war . . . the Persian Gulf: The air war. The 100 hour ground war. Desert Storm: The Victory. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 109 Desert, The: A First Film (V001418 ) Diabetes (V002784 ) Video, P-I, 12, CS, BFA, 1990 Video, P-A, 30, CS, Time/Life, 1996 The desert is an interesting place - full of many living things. It is not always easy to see any life at first glance. Many examples of plants and animals are identified, and the film explains how they have adapted to this unusual environment. Provides a basic foundation of knowledge about diabetes. This knowledge will help you to better understand your medical condition and to participate more fully in the management of your health care. Hosted by award-winning journalist Mike Schneider. Includes a comprehensive guide. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. Destiny in Space (DV00445 ) Diary Of Anne Frank, The (V004482 ) DVD, P_H, 47, cc, 2004 Video, J-A, 151, S , 20th Century/Fox, 1959 Destiny in Space is a tribute to the spirit of our continuing exploration of the solar system. Board a satellite in space to look back upon the shuttle orbiting Earth. Join astronauts to deploy and repair the Hubble Telescope. Travel millions of miles to soar above the remarkable contours of Venus and Mars. Finally, find astonishing proof of new planets, and with them the possibility of other life forming around distant stars. Few stories have captured the world's imagination as this classic based on the real diary of Anne Frank (Millie Perkins), a 13-year-old girl who chronicled the lives of two Jewish families hiding from the Nazis. Cramped in a tiny Amsterdam attic, Anne and seven others struggle to survive for two years as sirens in the street below remind them that Hitler's army is always waiting. Yet Anne's inquisitive mind and unceasing belief in the future soars way beyond their tragic confinement. Holocaust. 1. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Destruction of Pompeii, The (V005086 ) Video, I-H, 10, CS, New Dimension, 2006 The haunting beauty and exotic details of this historical Roman town precede a dramatic reenactment of the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius that buried it and its people. The ash preserved everything: buildings, artwork, and people as they died, so that this important archaeological find gives us some of our best knowledge about life in ancient Rome. Grades 5-12. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Time/Life Medical 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Diez Temas - Comer Y Beber (V001182 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, EBEC, 1989 Spanish teenagers order food and drink, talk about their favorite foods and diverse mealtimes, and learn how to make gazpacho in a cooking workshop. 1. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. History Happened Here Details Of Weather & Climate (V003763 ) Video, I-J, 20, CS, Clearvue/eav, 1999 This program will give your students an in-depth look at the earth's many different climates and the atmospheric conditions that cause them. Introduces students to the complexity of weather and climate. Many examples and footage from the earth's varied climate regions show the range of atmospheric conditions that exist at any given time across the planet. Students will learn about clouds and their impact on atmosphere, as well as the powerful storms that are associated with them such as tornadoes and hurricanes. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/ METEOROLGY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. Developing Child, The (V003122 ) Video, H-A, 30, CS, Annenberg, 1990 Diez Temas - De Compras (V001183 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, EBEC, 1989 "Quiero este disco, por favor?" Spanish teenagers go shopping, seeking information on prices, sizes, and colors. 1. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Diez Temas - Deportes (V001184 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, EBEC, 1989 In addition to showing the Spanish teenagers playing various sports, this video follows a female cycling team through the countryside around Salamanca. 1. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Diez Temas - Informacion Personal (V001185 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, EBEC, 1989 The age-old nature vs. nurture debate. Spanish teenagers extend greetings, describe themselves, and introduce their school friends. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PSYCHOLOGY. 1. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Discovering Psychology Diez Temas - La Ciudad Y El Pueblo (V001186 ) Dewey Decimal Dilemma (V005134 ) Video, P-I, 18, CS, Media Inc., 2006 Understanding how books are organized in the library can be very confusing and frustrating. Where do you find books dealing with art, technology or different languages? The Sharp Wits are about to find out. Join them as they go on an exciting Dewey Decimal Discovery Tour. With the help of an energetic tour guide, they discover what main categories are used to group the non-fiction books in the library. Grades 2-4. Video, I-H, 15, CS, EBEC, 1989 In looking at both the city and the countryside, this video encourages the language skills involved in making comparisons. 1. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Diez Temas - La Familia (V001187 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, EBEC, 1989 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. Showing Spanish teenagers at home, this video describes their rooms and introduces their families. Sharp Wits, The 1. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 110 Diez Temas - Las Vacaciones (V001189 ) Digestion and Excretion (DK00015 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, EBEC, 1989 Added Info Streaming video (20 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. License agreement - lifetime. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use., Visual Learning, 2003 Antonio takes viewers on a tour of Salamanca, and some of his peers talk about were they like to go on vacation--and where they went last year. 1. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Diez Temas - La Vida Diaria (V001188 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, EBEC, 1989 This program presents a routine day in the lives of Spanish teenagers, beginning with English in the classroom and ending with basketball on the playground. The emphasis is on expressing likes and dislikes. 1. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Diez Temas - Tiempo Libre (V001190 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, EBEC, 1989 DVD (D001036 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01036 ) Graphic demonstrations explain the processes of digestion and excretion. The categories of nutrients are summarized using examples of the foods we eat. Other terminology includes: proteins, amino acids, carbohydrates, vitamins, stomach, mechanical digestion, chemical digestion, ingestion, esophagus, peristalsis, small and large intestines, nephrons and kidneys. Grades 5-9. DVD. Note Purchased w/ LSTA Grant Funds In their free hours, Spanish teenagers date, go skateboarding, shoot billiards, and play pala vasca. The program stresses expressing time, among other skills. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. 1. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Human Body Diez Temas - Un Compleanos (V001191 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, EBEC, 1989 "Feliz Cumpleanos!" This program focuses on extending birthday wishes and making polite conversation at a birthday party. 1. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Difference Between Wants And Needs, The (V003026 ) Video, P, 15, CS, 100%, 1997 Digestive & Excretory Systems (V004069 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Teaches kids that, in order to be of use to our cells, food needs to be broken down and absorbed into the bloodstream. This is the job of the digestive system, a complex series of tools that includes, teeth, saliva, bile, acids and enzymes designed to reduce nutrients to a form that can be delivered to cells. But just as trash must be taken out at home, waste products and indigestible materials must be removed from the body. Viewers will learn that this is the role of the excretory system (liver, lungs, kidneys, even the skin!) Students will learn to understand how everybody and every family must have food, shelter, clothing, air, and water and how these vary with climate...how intangibles - love and care - are also important needs... how people earn money to exchange for these needs, and that needs must come before wants. However, sometimes the difference between needs and wants are not so clear. Students see how limited resources prevent all wants from being satisfied. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. Using animation and medical footage, as well as live-action, this video introduces the human digestive system, from ingestion to excretion. Viewers see how major organs - from tongue to intestines - function during the digestive process, transforming food into energy. Students also learn the value of a balanced diet. Digestion (DV00284 ) Streaming video (26 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. License agreement - September 2008. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use., Disney, 2005 Human Body In Action Digestive System (V003444 ) Video, I, 18, CS, NGS, 1994 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 3. SCIENCE -HUMAN BODY. Your Body DVD (D001037 ) Digestive System (2nd Ed. Rev.) (V001700 ) Video (V002253 ) Video, H-C, 14, CS, Coro, 1993 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01037 ) Host Bill Nye explains to viewers how the body's digestive system is like a fine-tuned machine that processes food into energy. Bill demonstrates the process with a steam engine that runs on corn flakes. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS cassette. Grades 4 & Up. Identify - through detailed animation and X-ray images - the major organs in the digestive process and examine how they work together to bring nutrients into the human body and convert them into forms that our cells can use. Intersperesed with the compelling visuals a dietitian discusses such topics as food calories, the nutritional role of vitamins and minerals, lactose intolerance and the effects that crash dieting can have on the body's metabolic rate. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Human Body (Coronet) Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 111 Digestive System, The (DV00040 ) DIGITAL NOTEBOOK (DigiMemo L2) (DN00001 ) DVD, J-H, 21, CS, AGC/United Learn, 1997 Equipment , 2007 The conversion of food into energy is a crucial process. The digestive system is responsible for breaking down food into usable forms and distributing it to the circulatory system to be carried to the living cells of the body. Three-dimensional computer graphics and animation help to explain the entire process of digestion-from the first bite to the absorption of digested food in the small intestine. DigiMemo L2 can digitally capture and store everyhing you write with ink on ordinary paper. Place an ordinary paper or notepad on the digital pad. (1.) Write on the paper with the digital inking pen. The digital pad digitally records anything you write in its built-in storage device or an optional SD card in real time. (2.) Connect the digital pad to your PC by an USB port. With its DigiMemo Manager Software, you can easily view, edit and organize your digital pages in Windows. You also can use the on-line writing fuction which can instantly synchronize your writing on the paper with the digital page in its software. (3.) Save any digital pages you arbitrarily select as a book file(e-book). You can also share your note with others via e-mail. Notebook comes with a portfolio folder, digitMemo, specialized pen, Digi Software to download on your computer and USB connector. ***Available to all SOESC Administrators after attending a training session. 1. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Human Body Systems Digestive System: Your Personal Power Plant (D001038 ) Subjects Human anatomy; Body, Human—Study and teaching; Human physiology; Digestion; Digestive organs; Digestive system; Life science; Animals; Biology; Oceanography; Area Media Centers Digital Videos(CK) <p>Note Purchased w/ LSTA Grant Funds , Films Inc., 1999 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01038 ) This program examines the remarkable conversion process involved in digestion. Segments include the digestive system compared to a resource recovery plant; the process of energy conversion in the body; structure and function of the organs of the digestive system; the role of enzymes; and maintaining a healthy digestive system. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Diligence (V003673 ) Video, I-H, 30, CS, Live Wire, 1998 We are looking in on the "Dr. Mike Show," a talk radio show for teenagers. Keith calls in with a personal problem that has to do with his athletic eligibility and grades. Keith will discover that diligence means: Always do your best; strive for excellence; Be willing to risk failure to accomplish a higher goal; Be self-disciplined; Learn from your mistakes and failures; Look at the big picture; think long-term; Set goals and stay focused; Don't give up just because things seem difficult; and Don't procrastinate. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. In Search Of Character Dinosaur (V001977 ) Digging For Dinosaurs (V002648 ) Video, P-H, 14, CS, Pyramid, 1980 Video, P, 35, CS, 100%, 1996 A classroom report on dinosaurs comes to 3-dimensional, clay animated life in this program for all ages. The class egghead gains the respect and attention of a roomful of unruly fifth graders as he shares his knowledge of prehistory. In an imaginative interpretation of our earth as it existed long before the time of man, simple, chalked, line drawing are transformed into awe inspiring prehistoric animals. Professor Fossilworth, a rather unconventional paleontologist, is searching for fossils that will provide more clues about how dinosaurs lived and died. Children learn to understand that fossils give clues about the lives of dinosaurs...discover how fossils were formed...learn which animals today are direct descendants of dinosaurs. During the voyage original songs and activities, fossils, and recreated life-size dinosaurs keep children involved and learning. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Digging Up Dinosaurs (V000927 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1983 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -GEOLOGY. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. Dinosaur Bob And His Adventures With The Family Lazardo (V003217 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1989 Host LeVar Burton sets off in his four-wheel drive "Jeeposaurus Wreck" to explore the mystery surrounding the life and death of dinosaurs. Comic Jerry Stiller is the voice of a dinosaur comedian. Available on VHS or DVD. While on safari with his family, Scotty Larzardo befriends a dinosaur he names Bob. Dinosuar Bob is a real pal with a hidden talent...he plays baseball! This story, read by Ed Asner, takes host Levar Burton to spring training in Phoenix, Arizona, with the Oakland Athletics, where he gets baseball tips from the pros. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- SPORTS & RECREATION. Reading Rainbow Reading Rainbow DVD (DV00351 ) DIGITAL CAMERAS (5 Nikon Cameras) (DC00001 ) Five Digital Nikon Cameras, 2009 5 Coolpix S22 Digital Nikon Cameras. Camera's can only be booked as a group. Five camera's comes in a case along with five thumb drives and five SD cards. Software is also included to transfer pictures. Teachers are encouraged to be creative and use for educational purposes! Dinosaur Egg, The (Corduroy) (V002861 ) Video, P, 30, CS, Paramount, 1996 Feeling all cooped up, Corduroy convinces Lisa to take him along on her class trip to the museum. One of Lisa's classmates plays a practical joke and places a chicken egg by the dinosaur exhibit. When the egg hatches, Corduroy believes he's made an important scientific discovery - a real baby dinosaur! 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Adventures Of Corduroy The Bear, The Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 112 Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs (V000434 ) Dirt: Nature's Sandbox (V003808 ) Video, P-H, 30, C , Twin Towers, 1987 Video, P, 15, CS, Film Ideas, 2000 Join Gary Owens and his sidekick Eric Boardman as they journey into the mysterious world of dinosaurs...mission: find the secret healing waters that will stop Gary's retilian transformation! This program combines interesting and unusual information into an entertaining and educational program that all will enjoy. Most children love dirt! They love to dig in it, build in it, explore in it and just plain get dirty in it. And while they play, kids notice that there is life in the dirt, that water and dirt mix to make mud, and that roots from plants and trees can be found burrowed under the soil. This imaginative video helps youngsters understand the real importance of dirt and begins a basic introduction to the natural nature of earth and the study of science. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Dinosaurs! Messages In Stone (V004193 ) 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Video, P-J, 15, CS, NDM, 1998 Naturally Nature On-camera host Leslie Nielsen's interest in dinosaurs can only be matched by that of the young audience for this re-creation of one of earth's most intriguing eras. Fully realized three-dimensional animation will help children understand some of the most recent discoveries, such as dinosaurs' social and family lives, as well as dramatizing the recontruction of a complete fossil and dinosaur model. This program is as entertaining as it is educational. Dirt Theater Volume 1: Soils and Landforms (V002182 ) 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Dinosaurs: Puzzles From The Past (V000489 ) Video, I-A, 41, CS, Americorps, 1995 A humorous educational video exploring the origin of Ohio landforms; from the rolling hills of Ross County to the Darby flood plain, instructor Gordon Gilmore gives an eye-catching performance while presenting a wealth of educational material to a general audience for soils training; covers all soil forming factor, including man's role in creating landforms. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Video, P-I, 20, CS, Natl Geo, 1981 Darby Creek Explore the world of dinosaurs. Animation introduces both meat-eaters and plant-eaters. Visit a site in Canada where dinosaur fossils are being excavated. See a scientist combine fossils to form recognizable structures. In a museum, reconstructed dinosaurs dwarf visitors as they did inhabitants of the world they rules for millions of years. Discovering Color (Rev.) (V000168 ) 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Video, I-H, 15, CS, BFA, 1979 This program helps students to gain a greater understanding of color and stimulates them to become more aware of the great variety of color around them in their environment. They will learn the source of color, take an in-depth look at the spectrum and its basic, primary and complimentary components as well as learn how to mix colors. 1. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. Dinosaurs: The Terrible Lizards (V001192 ) Video, I-H, 24, CS, EBEC, 1976 Discovering Art This program shows the methods used to excavate a dinosaur dig and how a skeleton is reconstructed for museum display. Discovering Composition in Art (Rev.) (V000169 ) 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Dinosaur Who Wondered Who He Was, The (V001109 ) An important part of an artist's work is to organize or arrange the elements in the world of painting. Arranging the elements is called composition. In composing the world being depicted, the artist proceeds by careful steps through selection of the objects to be used, balancing the picture, illustrating motion and directing the eyes of the viewers. Video, P, 13, CS, Coro, 1976 1. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. Once, a very long time ago, when the world was very wet, warm and green, there hatched a little creature named Diplodocus, who had a lot to learn about the world and himself. Learning fast, he saves himself and his friends Setgosaur, Brotosaur, and Pteradoctyl from the terrible Allosaur in Murky Swamp. Video, I-H, 15, CS, BFA, 1979 Discovering Art Discovering Creative Pattern (Rev.) (V000171 ) Video, I-H, 16, CS, BFA, 1980 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Pattern is designed repetition of one or more motifs. Artists learn from the beauty of natural patterns but create original, imaginative patterns which appear in all visual arts. Pattern is found in the art of all ages; each civilization of produced characteristic motifs for surface enrichment. Directions: Take Some! Give Some! (V003077 ) 1. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. Video, P-I, 14, CS, Film Ideas, 1998 Discovering Art Following and understanding any type of directions is an important skill that youngsters need to learn. Being able to give directions is equally as important as being able to take directions. By using easy-to-learn steps and mind-scenes, youngsters will quickly understand the process of giving and taking directions. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- MAP SKILLS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. All About Directions Discovering Harmony In Art (V000170 ) Video, I-H, 16, CS, BFA, 1966 Harmony means a pleasing agreement in the things we hear, see or do. In art, we achieve harmony by limiting the number of objects, colors and shapes, or by using a family of objects, a family of colors, or a family of shapes. 1. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. Discovering Art Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 113 Discovering Ideas For Art (Rev.) (V000172 ) Disney Animation Studios (V002937 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, BFA, 1980 Video, P-I, 28, CS, MediaPro, 1995 To discover ideas for art, we must go beyond casual looking at these images to close, careful seeing. In creating art, we use close, careful seeing as a springboard-transforming, simplifying or emphasizing one or several of the visual qualities and characteristics of the objects we see. An exclusive look behind the scenes of Walt Disney's creative Animation department in Orlando, Fl., where we see how it all started with Disney's famous characters. Experts show how a film is created with drawings, script and story. We see an animator at work, drawing characters for the film "Aladdin." Next, we attend a drawing class, where we learn to draw any character and we actually create a "missing" scene of "Aladdin!" After we learn about costumes and colors, we get the guided tour by the Park's Design Dept.! 1. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. Discovering Art Discovering Line (Rev.) (V000173 ) Video, I-H, 17, CS, BFA, 1978 This program helps students to become familiar with all aspects of line, a very important component of art. They will learn not only the basics of line its beginning as a point, but also the more complex ideas as well - variation in length, width, contour, curvature, etc., and how to locate and achieve these variations. Line records actions or movement in art. There are many ways to use line in art. 1. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. Discovering Art Discovering Perspective (Rev.) (V000174 ) Video, I-H, 14, CS, BFA, 1979 Helps students to discover how to create depth and distance on a flat surface through the use of perspective. Some of the techniques to achieve perspective include the graying the color of distant objects, overlapping, and using less detail in the backgrounds. Students will gain a better understanding for depth and distance in art and will discover that perspective gives a painting or drawing the characteristic of being three dimensional. 1. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. Discovering Art Discovering Washington (V001562 ) Video, I-H, 23, CS, Film Ideas, 1986 Students share a fascinating look at one of the world's most historic and important cities -- Washington D.C. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. Discover Texture (Rev.) (V000175 ) Video, I-H, 16, CS, BFA, 1979 Helps students to learn to identify and create texture, another basic ingredient of art. They will learn to identify, through sight and touch, the different types of texture - rough, matte, smooth, or grainy, and whether these textures are natural or created. Some ways to create types of texture through the use of crayons, paint, clay and other art media are presented. 1. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. Discovering Art Disney's Animated Alphabet (V001711 ) Video, P, 13, CS, Disney, 1988 Each letter of the alphabet cleverly comes to life to enchant young viewers and to help them in their quest to learn the ABC's. Classic animation clips from the Disney archives are employed: A is for Alice, B is for Bambi, and so on. This delightful eyeful, written entirely in rhyme, is ideal for repetive viewing. Animated. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Disney's Haunted Halloween (V000238 ) Video, P-H, 10, CS, Disney, 1984 Students will have a lot of fun as they discover the origins of some Halloween traditions. Goofy learns, along with your students, how "trick or treating" started, why people dress in costumes, and about other Halloween customs and superstitions. Animated. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. THE ARTS -- ARTISTS & TECHNIQUES. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -CREATIVE EXPRESSION. Field Trip Distant War 1939-1940 (V000053 ) Video, H-C, 52, S, BBC, 1980 Germany invades Poland and bombs Warwaw into submission. Prime Minister Chamberlain is forced to bring an unprepared Britain into the war. Following the failure of the British expeditionary force to Norway, the Chamberlain government falls and is replace by Churchill. The Nazi war machine rolls into the Low Countries and France. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. World At War Distinctive Society, A (V004540 ) Video, H, 29, CS, GPN, 2002 Your students will witness the impact of the slave trade on American culture, as well as: The emergence of African culture in America; How African culture influenced the political, social, and economic development of America; and The rationale behind the French and English desire to settle inthe "New World", and their relationship with the Native Americans. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. SHAPING AMERICA: U.S. History To 1877 Diversifying British America (V004539 ) Video, H, 29, CS, GPN, 2002 Your students will see how growing ethnic and cultural diversity in the middle colonies influenced American development, specifically in regard to: The political, social and economic development; How Native Americans and African Americans were treated; and The difference between the Dutch and English rule of New Amsterdam/New York City. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. SHAPING AMERICA: U.S. History To 1877 Dive To The Coral Reefs (V001511 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1990 DVD (DV00361 ) Dive To The Coral Reefs, written by Elizabeth Taynton, Paul Erickson, and Les Kaufman, explores the strange and beautiful world that lies beneath the surface of the sea - the living coral reef. Inspired by this remarkable book, LeVar scuba dives in the coral reefs off the Flordia Keys where he encounters tropical fish and a variety of fascinating coral. Viewers will also meet a "reef doctor" who restores life to damaged reefs by transplanting living coral. Available on VHS or DVD. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. SCIENCE -OCEANOGRAPHY. Reading Rainbow Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 114 Dividing By 4 & 5, Division Review (V004570 ) Doctor, The (V004711 ) Video, P-I, 13, CS, Landmark, 1998 Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2002 This is part of a series that was developed to teach younger students (preschool through 5th grade) math concepts in a fun, nonthreatening way. The video is fully animated with bright colors and illustrations so students can easily follow and understand the material presented. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. Elementary Math Division (V004986 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2004 DVD (DV00159 ) Division is all about sharing equally. Students will create number sentences using dividends, divisors, quotients, division signs and equals signs, and discover division tips including fact families and dividing by one, zero and a number by itself. Dividing with both one and two-digit divisors is explained and illustrated. Using a concrete example like pizza, kids learn how to divide objects into equal groups. And don't forget the leftovers...the remainder, that is! Grades K-4. Available on VHS or DVD. There was a time when some bacon fat and flour were thought to heal a bad bruise, and internal bleeding was remedied by wearing a dried toad around one's neck. In this video, students will get the lowdown on the life of a doctor during the Middle Ages. Focusing on the different beliefs and practices carried out by members of this important profession, this program investigates the role that religion and social status played in curing everyday maladies, while delving into the horrors of the infamous Black Death. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- MEDIEVAL & RENAISSANCE. Life In The Middle Ages Does It Ever Rain In The Desert? (V000782 ) Video, P, 11, CS, Coro, 1987 A trip to the dry desert shows Wondercat that appearances can be deceiving--that it does rain there. But what his curiosity shows him is why the desert still seems so dry. He learns why water doesn't soak into the desert ground very well, how much of it just runs off. But most important, he sees how life in the desert makes use of the little water that is there, and how living things adapt to a place where it does rain--but not very much or very often. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -EARTH SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. Math For Children Wonder World Of Science, The Division (3rd Ed.) (V004265 ) Video, P, 12, CS, Coro, 1982 Calculating Kangaroo shows that division answers how many equal groups of how many equal the total. Some obliging penguins demonstrate how pairs of division and multiplication facts form a family, and how these facts can be checked with a calculator. Dog Ate My Homework, The (V004191 ) Video, P-I, 28, CS, NDM, 1999 This hilariously updated "Boy Who Cried Wolf" is told through the eyes of Sylvester, the family pet. He helps us see through Stevie's schemes for giving his elementary teacher excuses for not doing his homework. Eventually, Sylvester decides he has to teach the boy a lesson in honesty. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Math For Beginners Dogs (V000483 ) DNA Replication and Cell Reproduction (D001233 ) Narrated video and animated segments convey processes of cellular biology. DNA Replication and Cell Reproduction. But, to communicate genetic instructions involves transcribing them to messenger RNA, sending the RNA copy through special pores in the membranes that make up the nuclear envelope and then translating the code for a particular protein a process that occurs on the ribosomes. Many of these proteins are the organic catalysts that mediate and control the chemical processes of life., 2003 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01233 ) Content Not Contents: DNA replication and cell reproduction (Full Program 115MB, 11:36) -Segments: Chromosome condensation (11.6MB, 1:10) -The Stages of mitosis (15.4MB, 1:33) -Cytokinesis (6.54MB, :39) Meiosis (12.1MB, 1:13) -Nucleotide Structure and Bonding (15MB, 1:30) -Replication Enzymes (10.5MB, 1:03) -Replicating the strands (18.8MB, 1:53) -The Twisting problem (5.8MB, .35) -Proofreading and repair (10.4MB, 1:03) <p>Added Info MPEG-1 download file. WMV streaming file. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. This digital titles was purchased by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in Ohio. Live action, video micrography, and animation. Video, P, 16, CS, Natl Geo, 1985 A family shops for a puppy at a pet store but, after reading about dogs, buys one from a breeder. The children begin to learn the needs of their puppy and to understand its body language. Dramatic footage shows dogs that herd sheep, help police and blind people, and perform tricks. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. World Of Pets, The Doing The Right Thing (V001833 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1992 Rhonda and Fiona discover that doing what's right feels a lot better than doing what they can get away with. When they find a lost wallet on the playground, the girls struggle with the temptation to spend the money before finally concluding that it's not theirs to spend. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. You Can Choose! Doll's House, A (V004457 ) Video, J-A, 107, CS , VCI, 1974 1. SCIENCE -- CELLS. Henrik Ibsen's classic theatrical tale of a spirited woman transcends generations in Joseph Losey's production. Nora is the model wife and mother. In desperation, forgery is committed and destruction risked, in order to save her husband's health. As Nora is transformed, one of theater and film's most dramatic gestures occurrs - she closes the door on her family to begin a new life alone. Stars Jane Fonda, David Warner, Trevor Howard, Edward Fox and Delphine Seyrig. Visualizing Cell Processes 3rd Edition 1. LITERATURE -- LITERATURE. 2. LITERATURE -- DRAMA MUSICALS. 3. GENERAL -- GENERAL. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 115 Dolphin Adventures (V002312 ) Donald's Fire Survival Plan (Rev.) (V001116 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, HBO, 1997 Video, P-J, 12, CS, Disney, 1986 Dolphins have always been one of the most fascinating creatures of the deep. Some call them "the children of the sea," and many believe they are thinking, feeling creatures capable of developing emotional bonds with humans. This video takes us into the world of the dolphins to experience their beauty and intelligence. Donald Duck and his nephews outline the most up-to-date techniques for preventing or surviving a fire in the home. The film stresses the need for prevention - with smoke detectors and collapsible ladders - and presents the recommended life-saving "stop, drop, and roll" technique and national know "EDITH' (Exit Drills In The Home). 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. Audubon's Animal Adventures Donald In Mathmagic Land (V001061 ) Dolphins - Our Friends From The Sea (V001942 ) Video, I-J, 30, CS, Trans-Atlantic, 1990 (Description not available at this time - please preview before using in class.) 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- OCEANOGRAPHY. Dolphins, The Environment And You (V003579 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 1959 This inspired film introduces the theories that shape higher mathematics. As Donald Duck discovers the world of math - including the pentagram, the golden rectangle, and the spiral - youngsters will see how mathematical principles influence science, art, music, architecture, and even sports. Animated. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 2. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. 3. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 4. MATHEMATICS -GEOMETRY. Video, I-A, 28, CS, Aims, 1997 Beneath the ocean's surface live 95% of the world's animals and plants. The ocean is linked to all the earth's ecosystems through rain, rivers and streams. No matter where we are, we're all connected through our environment to the ocean, to pods of dolphins and the rest of the creatures that live in the sea. Explores the world of dolphins through the efforts of the Wild Dolphin Project's Protect-a-Pod program. Scientists study the dolphins over many years in order to learn about their life cycle. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- OCEANOGRAPHY. Don't Pick On Me! (V002710 ) Video, I-H, 21, CS, Sunburst, 1996 Donald In Mathmagic Land (Rev.) (V003043 ) Video, I-H, 28, CS, Disney, 1998 Donald Duck gets a lesson in math appreciation when he is shown the relevance of math in everyday life. The video begins with Donald wandering into a mysterious land filled with numbers, shapes, and peculiar symbols. A narrator who calls himself "The Spirit of Adventure" informs the world's most skeptical duck that he is about to embark on a journey through the wonderland of mathematics. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. 3. MATHEMATICS -- MEASUREMENT. 4. MATHEMATICS -- ALGEBRA. 5. MATHEMATICS -GEOMETRY. Most kids get teased by other kids at some time, but when teasing gets out of hand, it takes any ugly turn and becomes harassment. Program examines the dynamics behind teasing and being teased, and models effective responses to being harassed. Challenges viewers to explore the issue of peer cruelty through thought-provoking discussion questions. A good video on conflict resolution. Do Other Planets Have Weather? (DV00339 ) 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -PEER PRESSURE. 1. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. 2. SCIENCE -SPACE SCIENCE. Don't Stop Before You Get Started (V003085 ) Video, IJ, 19, C, Aims, 1997 Targeted to viewers in grades 5 through 9, the video promotes positive selfimage in a lively humorous manner that appeals to kids. Students will be able to identify examples of low and high self-esteem, positive and negative self-talk, risk-taking, and learn how to incorporate beneficial aspects of these into their lives. Students will learn the benefits of taking action to increase positive self image. 1. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Donald's Fire Drill (V001444 ) DVD, I-H, 28, CS, Landmark, 2007 Learn how our weather on Earth isn't that bad compared to some of the other planets. Such as a storm three times larger that Earth, winds blowing at hundreds of mph, or lightning bolts bigger that the U.S. Chaptered DVD. Do Right! With Lou Holtz (V002643 ) Video, H-A, 22, CS, United, 1988 Believe in yourself, the Golden Rule, respect for yourself and others, love, goals, attitude, and much more are messages embodied in this program. This program can make a difference in the lives of those who view it...students, coaches, teachers and parents. A powerful motivational tool. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SPORTS & RECREATION. 4. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -- PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. 5. GENERAL -GENERAL. Video, P-I, 14, CS, Disney, 1991 Do The Bright Thing (V001578 ) Two grammar-school students match wits and fire safety knowledge on the comical quiz show "Donald's Fire Drill." The two children race to solve fire safety clues and questions based on Exit Drills In The Home (E.D.I.T.H.), while the live-action Donald Duck demonstrates their answers. Young viewers learn safety tips and techniques that will enable them to act safely during a fire in the home. Video, P-I, 25, CS, FOTF, 1990 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. Nick has saved up $150 -- now he must decide how to spend his hardearned money. His imaginary cartoon pal, McGee, takes viewers on a "fantastic voyage" into Nick's brain to see exactly how a tough decision is made. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. McGee And Me! Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 116 Doubles (V004663 ) Down In The Dumps (V001032 ) Video, P, 15, CS, Math Monsters, 2000 Video, H-C, 20, CS, Coro, 1991 This episode illustrates how mental math and patterns can be used to solve real-life problems. Children investigate the concept of using patterns to make predictions. Mental math strategies are demonstrated in the video and encouraged in the pre-viewing and post viewing activities. Children will: 1) make predictions based on patterns of numbers, 2) develop an understanding of the concept of "double", 3) explore the notion of even and odd numbers, and 4) employ mental math strategies to add numbers. Garbage: The human race produces it at an alarming rate, especially in developed countries where everything comes packaged. Then chemical reactions in the piles send their sickening toxins into the earth, and into the water supply. Fortunately, recycling is starting to take hold. In the Third World it is a way of life. But today, wealthy nations are increasingly collecting, cleaning, melting down, and enjoying multi-use from glass, metal and plastic. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Global Environment Math Monsters Down On The Forest Floor (V000657 ) Video, P, 14, CS, MBG, 1991 Doubles & Halves (DV00186 ) DVD, I, 10, CS, Library Video, 2004 As Dr. Strangeglove attempts to cut the world's mathematical communications cable at the bottom of the ocean, Secret Agent Matt Mattics is forced to answer a series of challenging questions on doubling and halving double-digit numbers by breaking down the numbers into tens and ones. After some helpful shortcuts are illustrated, students will assist Matt on his quest to stop Dr. Strangeglove in this fun, animated program. Includes an English & Spanish track. Grades 4-6. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. 2. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Math Challenge, The Doubt (V000367 ) Video, J-H, 60, CS, PBS, 1987 In this final episode of this series, viewers are presented with the fascinating world of unanswered questions that drives and excites scientific minds. Follows the breakthroughs of Cecilia Payne and her work in spectral photography as a means for finding the origins of the universe. Her experiments led scientists to the conclusion that the stars in the visible sky are 90% hydrogen. But today, science is reassessing this information because there are new ways of looking at the stars. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. Ring Of Truth Doug's Adventures Online (V004322 ) Video, P-J, 22, CS, Disney, 1999 Kids already know and love Doug-star of the popular cartoon show "Disney's Doug"-so you'll be sure the have their attention with this Classroom Edition video of a special "Doug" episode. Through the Funnie family's misadventures, your students will learn the important safety rules to keep in mind when surfing the Net and logging on to chat rooms. 1. COMPUTER EDUCATION -- COMPUTER EDUCATION. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Doug's Chubby Buddy (V003749 ) Video, I-J, 21, CS, Disney, 2000 This special Classroom Edition video takes a bite out of eating disorders, putting the critical issue in a context kids can relate to, and opens the door to frank discussions about body image and self esteem. Students will learn about the influence of peer pressure, advertising, and the media on decisions and value judgements we make. They will also be able to identify important elements in a healthy, balanced diet. Animated. 1. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 4. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. A group of children take a field trip to a forest where they investigate how life on the forest floor has adapted to changing seasons. The children are introduced to a number of important ecological processes. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Life Habitat Dr. Seuss Video Festival, The (V000035 ) Video, P-I, 48, CS, MGM, 1982 This video contains two of Dr. Seuss' favorite fables: "Horton Hears A Who," and "How The Grinch Stole Christmas." All of his lovable characters are here - the Snaffer Snoof, Oobleck, One-Horned Reindeer Dog, ThreeMuffed Apfel Moose and many more. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Dr. Seuss Video Classics Dragonflies (V003531 ) Video, P-A, 24, CS, Filmwest, 1995 They're fast, they're colorful, and they're just about everywhere. We look at dragonflies and damselflies, from egg to larva to fast-flying adults. 1. SCIENCE -- INSECTS. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Acorn: The Nature Nut Dreambuilder Movie 1: Elevator (DV00373 ) DVD, J-H, 48, 2008 A long history of racial injustice fuels a courthouse custodian anger. The decision to act in the interest of housing project residents fighting a developers ambitions to locate a plant near their community could cost Bruce both his job and his freedom. As the contest between community, residents the developer, and the developers high-powered attorney heats up, questions are raised about the viewers own point of view. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. Underground Railroad Freedom Center Dreambuilder Movie 2: The Movement (DV00374 ) DVD, J-H, 45, 2008 An explosive drama about a bus ride nine people will never forget. The minister, teacher, lawyer, police officer, reporter, volunteer, teenagers, and Silas are all forced to reconsider their choices, responsibilities, and selfperceptions when their bus ride turns into a hostage crisis. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. Underground Railroad Freedom Center Dreambuilder Movie 3: In The Net (DV00375 ) DVD, J-H, 45, 2008 An explosive first encounter between two college students ends in a deeper understanding of humility, discipline, and teamwork. Trey is an African American basketball star with a full scholarship to a university. When Trey gets into a fight with Josh, a white student, his arrest puts his scholarship in jeopardy. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. Underground Railroad Freedom Center Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 117 Dreambuilder Movie 4: Just Passin' Throu (DV00376 ) Drugs & Disease (V004950 ) DVD, J-H, 48, 2008 Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2005 A family drama that explores questions about racial identity. Preston and his brother, Cecil, haven't seen each other in 15 years. Now it's 1963, the eve of Martin Luther King's March on Washington. Cecil has discovered that his light-skinned brother is passing as a white man. One person's public dreams of justice, racial equality and mutual respect confront anothers private aspirations of success and individual respect. Taking care of yourself is a huge responsibility. And even though your body can repair itself and fight germs and diseases, it needs you help! Everyone gets sick sometimes, but the more you choose to live a healthy lifestyle, the safer, happier and healthier you'll be. This video informs young viewers about germs like bacteria and viruses, and explains how to deal with the many common ailments they cause. Safety practices for taking and storing medicnes are introduced, as are the harmful effects of alcohol & drugs. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. Underground Railroad Freedom Center Dream Catchers (Putting Creativity to Work) (VK00118 ) 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HEALTH/SAFETY. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -DISEASES. Video Kit, P-I, 16, CS, Marsh Media, 2001 Health For Children During a visit to their grandfather in his art studio, a young girl and boy are inspired not only by what he says to them, but also by his paintings. Using their grandfather's art and their own imaginations, they take a journey to the land of the dinosaurs, the caves of Stone Age storytellers, and into the middle of a herd of stampeding buffalo on the North American plains. Imagine their surprise when they learn that their grandfather is the Dream Catcher and advises them to "choose your own way to catch your dreams." 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. 3. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 4. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Key Concepts In Personal Development Drinking Water: Bottle or Tap? (DV00347 ) Drunk Driving: The Party's Over (DV00015 ) DVD, H, 23, CS, AGC/United Learn, 1998 At a teen beer party, Kevin urges Amy to go on a "beer run." Mike goes with her. There is an accident and Mike is paralyzed for life. He sues both Amy and Kevin. The video moves quickly, interrupting courtroom testimony with party scenes and the "Jaws of Life" rescue. It examines the consequences of drunk driving and the experience of a real-life civil trial and explores the roles and responsibilities of the defendants, the plaintiffs, and the jury. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. DVD, I-J, 9, CS , New Dimension, 2008 Drunk Driving: The Victim, The Offender (V004653 ) A huge bottled water industry has recently emerged, with the U.S. its largest consumer. But is its water actually healthier, safer or tastier that tap H2O? A water expert shows that the bottled product does not meet the same strict standards in the U.S. as that from tap, although tap quality can vary among communities. A blind tast test by young students suggests that most people cannot tell the difference between tap and bottled. Plus throwaway bottles create pollution. DVD. Grades 5-8. Video, J-A, 53, CS, Pyramid, 2002 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. SCIENCE -ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. 3. DRIVER EDUCATION -DRIVER EDUCATION. Drop Of The Hard Stuff, A (V002721 ) A drunk driving "accident" is never just an accident - every time a drunk driver gets behind the wheel, they have made a choice both for themselves and their innocent victims. This video is devided into two parts. Part One profiles victims of drunk driving crashes; Part Two profiles those who caused them. Users may choose to show both parts in one viewing or one part at a time. Video, P, 10, CS, Benchmark, 1995 Duke Ellington (V003829 ) Different states in which water can exist are shown, i.e., liquid, ice, vapor; how states change and can be reversed; and the dangers of frozen ponds and lakes. Concepts: Freezing, Melting, Properties of Water. Video, P-I, 15, CS, Weston Woods, 1998 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. Fourways Farm Drug Avengers (V000418 ) Video, P-I, 50, CS, USDE, 1988 Shows the meeting of two "kid cultures," cultures from different times with a common problem: drug abuse. Ten animated cartoons (four designed for grades 1,2,3; five designed for grades 4,5,6 and a common "pilot" episode), tell about visitors from the future...the Drug Avengers. They've come back in time to help todays's children with healthy messages and ideas on ways to refuse or avoid drugs. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. Drug Knot, The (V000703 ) Video, J-H, 38, CS, Disney, 1987 Anti-drug crusader David Toma portrays himself in this fictionalized story. The dramatization illustrates the dangers of substance abuse through discussion, shows students they can get help with drug and alcohol problems, urges students to open communication with their parents, and shows then it's okay to say "No" to peer pressure. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. Duke Ellington was hailed as the "King of the Keys." Most people called his music jazz, but he said it was "the music of my people." During his career, Duke wrote music, played music, and painted music with his band's fine sounds. This a most fitting tribute to a great man who proudly celebrated the history of African-Americans, from slavery to civil rights struggles. Brian Pinkney's glorious artwork swings and sways to Duke Ellington's spellbinding music. Written by Andrea Davis Pinkney. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. THE ARTS -MUSIC. Duncan And Dolores (V003434 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1989 Written by Barbara Samuels and read by Jane Curtin, this is a story about a little girl's attempts to win a cat's affection. Host LeVar Burton travels to Marine World Africa USA in Vallejo, California, and learns how to befriend the king of beasts. Viewers also get a glimpse at how humans turn into cats when Reading Rainbow goes behind the scenes of the popular Broadway musical "CATS." 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Reading Rainbow Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 118 Duolog Reading Kit (VK00062 ) Video Kit, P-I/T, CS, Renaissance, 1977 Help your students reach higher levels of reading success. This wellresearched tutoring method combines structured procedures with positive feedback to boost fluency and comprehension. Emergent readers who are developing basic skills, hesitant readers who require extra support, and skilled readers ready for additional challenge can all benefit from this easyto-use technique. The video and accompanying guide tell you everything you need to know to implement Duolog Reading in your classroom. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -- PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. Dusty, The Dragon... (V000643 ) Video, P-I, 12, CS, Net Pub, 1990 Dusty is a cartoon character and Dr. Margie Hogan, a practicing medical physician, is his pediatrician. Together they put a cigarette named "Nicky Teen" on trial to find out the real facts about tobacco. Combines animation and live-action video to teach children about the medical and social costs of cigarettes and smokeless tobacco. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. Dutch & New Amsterdam, The (V003384 ) Video, P-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 1999 Seeking a shortcut to Asia through the fabled Northwest Passage in the New World, explorer Henry Hudson, sailing for the Dutch, laid claim to the region now known as New York and the Hudson River Valley. By 1624, merchants from the Dutch West India Company founded the colony of New Netherland and established New Amsterdam as its capital city. Learn the history of this ragtag settlement, one that was made up of a remarkable multitude of nationalities and religions, much like its future incarnation New York City. Eardrum-Hum: Exploring the Health of Hearing (V005091 ) Video, P-I, 13, CS, Film Ideas, 1999 Like other organs in the body, our ears must be protected and cared for properly. In this program, children learn that while their ears will bring great learning and enjoyment to their lives, loud sounds, foreign objects and childhood infections can sometimes contribute to serious and even permanent damage to their hearing. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- SPEAKING & LISTENING SKILLS. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. Listening to Learn Earliest Pioneer Life (V003098 ) Video, I, 18, CS, Stanton, 1997 Depicts pioneer family life and their struggle to survive. Priorities of gardening, storing food and raising animals is detailed. Descriptions of each season and the challenges of weather and the elements are discussed. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. Learning About Pioneers Early American Civilizations (2nd Ed.) (V000917 ) Video, I-H, 22, CS, Coro, 1988 In the Andes mountains of South America and in the lowlands and plateaus of Mexico and parts of Mexico and Central America, the ruins of great cities bear witness to the rise and fall of ancient civilizations. The work of archaeologists and other scholars has helped to give us a picture of the history of the people who shaped these societies. The story of the Olmecs, Mayas, Toltecs, Aztecs, and Incas, their architecture, culture, and cities and how European invaders destroyed these civilizations is detailed. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -COLONIAL PERIOD. Early Explorers (The Age of Discovery) (DV00078 ) Colonial Life For Children Venture into the unknown with young Diego as he follows the footsteps of his ancestors as they explore the New World of the Western Hemisphere. The voyages across the fearsome seas and the arduous treks across the rugged landscapes open a new world to Diego as it related to him in a letter from another explorer, his NASA astronaut father. Grades 3-6. DVD/CD PLAYER (Panasonic) (VD00001 ) Equipment , BH, 2 Equipment (VD00002 ) Equipment (VD00003 ) DVD/CD Player; Panasonic and Sony. JVC DVD/CD player is located in the small conference room at SOESC. Please only book this item if you will need to use it in the small conference room only!! It is connected to the Toshiba TV that is also located in the small conference room at SOESC. Dying For A Smoke: Kids & Tobacco (V003005 ) Video, I-H, 16, CS, CorVision, 1997 "Winston Man" Dave Gurlitz knows the truth about smoking. He was paid to look tough and rugged in ads to sell cigarettes. Now he tries to convince kids not to smoke. Don Wood knows the truth about smoking. He is dying from lung cancer. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. Dynamic Earth: Changes In Its Surface (2nd Ed.) (V000730 ) DVD, P-I, 20, CS, 100%, 2004 DVD (D001146 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01146 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. Early Life (VK00160 ) Video Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2005 This program explores current scientific theories explaining possible processes by which Earth was formed. Fascinating animations illustrate Earth's early conditions that led to the development of life. The living conditions and nature of early life is highlighted. Terminology includes: the Big Band Theory, atmosphere, evolve, prokaryote, eukaryote, photosynthesis, and multicellular organisms. Grades 5-9. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. History of Life Early Pioneer Village (V003097 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, Coro, 1990 Video, I, 14, CS, Stanton, 1997 Though the earth seems solid and unchangeable, the surface of the planet remains in a state of transition. As the fiery core of the earth builds pressure and shifts global plates, the surface is battered by winds, rains and changing ocean current. Some changes occur rapidly, while others occur over centuries. Describes how pioneers had to make or build everything they used. Shows the workings of sawmills, gristmills, blacksmiths and the general store. Explains how communities and villages grow as more crafts people move into an area. 1. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Earth, The 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. Learning About Pioneers Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 119 Early Setters (The Era of Colonization) (DV00079 ) Earth's Atmosphere, The (V004239 ) Standards Grade Two Social Studies . History ; Recognize that the actions of individuals make a difference, and relate the stories of people from diverse backgrounds who have contributed to the heritage of the United States; Heritage; Recognize the importance of individual action and character and explain how they have made a difference in others' lives with emphasis on the importance of; Y2003 CSS S01 GKG-02 BD L02 I07. , 100%, 2003 DVD (D001148 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01148 ) Video, I-C, 14, CS, Coro, 1985 Students witness colonial life in a new land as Annabel Lee Sloan, with help of her diary, reminisces about the wonderful homecomings she had with her father when he would return from his many travels and reveal to her the fascinating tales of a new and ever-growing nation. We travel from the ports of New England to the lush fields of the South...and everywhere in between so that we may witness the politics, economy and culture of a new people and a new land. Grades 3-6. DVD Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2005 A journey upward through the atmosphere with a mountain climber, research balloon, and passenger jet reveals our remarkable planet and the atmosphere's layered structure produced by gravity and interactions with radiation from the sun. 1. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. 2. SCIENCE -EARTH SCIENCE. Atmospheric Science Earth's Changing Surface (DK00009 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. This program highlights some of the most significant geologic events in Earth's history. The process of plate tectonics over time is explained via engaging animations. Contemporary footage from throughout the world illustrating volcanic activity, mountain building, and deposition helps students understand past geologic events. Other terminology includes: continental drift, tectonic plates, plate boundaries, mountain building, folding, faulting, landforms, molten rock, and lava. Grades 5-9. DVD. Early Settlers (V002218 ) 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Video, P-I, 25, CS, Library Video, 1995 Geologic History Explains the passage of the Mayflower, the Pilgrims, Plymouth Rock, The Mayflower Compact, Squanto and the first Thanksgiving, and life for a child in Colonial Williamsburg. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. American History For Children Ear & Now: Exploring the Learning from Hearing (V005093 ) Video, P-I, 13, CS, Film Ideas, 1999 Armed with skills for listening, children are now prepared to put their ears immediately to work in this program. Created in a fun yet instructive manner, youngsters will be encouraged to expand their personal knowledge by becoming detectives of sound. Our ears really are for more than just hearing. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- SPEAKING & LISTENING SKILLS. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. Listening to Learn Ear Responsible: Exploring the Skills for Hearing (V005092 ) Video, P-I, 13, CS, Film Ideas, 2000 To hear, really hear, means children must become responsible listeners. And as they will learn from this enjoyable and culturally sensitive video, to become EAR RESPONSIBLE requires good listening skills. By applying these skills children are assured a lifetime of personal learning and enjoyment. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- SPEAKING & LISTENING SKILLS. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. Listening to Learn Earth's Atmosphere (V003570 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 1999 It protects us from meteoroids and ultraviolet rays, and provides us with the air we breathe. Students will learn about the layers of our atmosphere and why each is important to the survival of life on our planet. They'll also discover why the atmosphere is responsible for weather and see how special aircraft actually fly into the severest weather of all - hurricanes! Atmospheric pressure is covered, and students will even build their ourn working barometer in a fun, hands-on activity. 1. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. Space Science In Action Earth's Crust (DV00286 ) Streaming video (26 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. License agreement - September 2008. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use., Disney, 2005 DVD (D001040 ) Video (V002230 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01040 ) Actress Jenna von Oy ("Blossom") guest stars in this episode which finds Bill Nye going to the depths of the earth (literally) to explain how the Earth's surface and its inner mantle differ. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS as catalog number V2230. Grades 4 & Up. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Earth's Natural Resources (DK00023 ) DVD Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2007 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01302 ) Everyday we use natural resources. This program introduces students to the importance of natural resources in our lives. Renewable and nonrenewable resources are differentiated with examples illustrating each. The positive and negative aspects of each category are stressed. Recycling, reuse, and resource alternatives discussed. Other terminology includes: energy resources, solar energy, fossil fuels, mineral resources, recycle, reuse, scarce resources, pollution, and resource sustainability. Grades 5-9. DVD Content Not Earth's Natural Resources (Full Program 20:25, 253 MB); Chapter 1 - Earth's Natural Resources Introduction :54, 11 MB; Chapter 2 - What Are Natural Resources? 1:47, 22 MB; Chapter 3 - Renewable Resources 2:59, 37 MB; Chapter 4 - Nonrenewable Resources 2:22, 29 MB; Chapter 5 - Recycling and Reusing Nonrenewable Resources 2:04, 26 MB; Chapter 6 - Cost and Natural Resources 2:02, 25 MB; Chapter 7 Natural Resource Alternatives 2:00, 25 MB; Chapter 8 - Su 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Natural Resources Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 120 Earth's Nearest Neighbors (DK00041 ) Earthquake Is Coming, The (V000370 ) DVD Kit, P-I, 14, cc, Visual Learning, 2008 Video, I-H, 60, CS, PBS, 1987 Concepts and terminology conveyed in this DVD include: solar system, sun, star, planet, gravity, inertia, orbit, ellipse, revolution, rotate, Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars. Grades 3-5. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Ever since the San Francisco disaster in 1906, agonizing doubt has troubled the minds of the people who live along the San Andreas Fault. What will happen when a major earthquake hits California? This program presents a scientific scenario that experts project as the result of a major shift in the fault. Earth's Rotation and Revolution (VK00150 ) 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. 2. SCIENCE -GEOLOGY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. Video Kit, P-I, 14, CS, Visual Learning, 2006 Frontline What causes day and night? Why do we have seasons? Through easy-tounderstand animations, as well as live-action video, these difficult concepts are easily explained. The rotation of the Earth on its axis, and its revolution around the sun are the focus of this program. Color grahics vividly illustrate the movement of our planet throughout the course of a year. Terminology includes: axis, tilt, rotation, revolution, orbit, season, solstice, and equinox. Grades 3-5. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. Earth (D001376 ) DVD, P-A, 13, FILM I, 2004 Earthquakes (DV00245 ) DVD, I-A, 19, CS, Film Ideas, 2006 An earthquake can be one of the most destructive natural disasters on Earth! It comes without warning and in a matter of seconds can level a city. This is a chaptered DVD. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/ METEOROLGY. Natural Disaster or Natural Phenomena? INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01376 ) Earthquakes (V001065 ) Earth introduces students to the planet where we live. In addition to discussing Earth's place in the solar system, this program explains the basics of Earth Science, including atmosphere, weather, rock cycle, erosion and the water cycle. <p>Added Autho Film Ideas, Inc. <p>Credits Executive producer; Mike Collins, Producer Julie Braly. <p>Resources <p>Teacher Guide<p>Web Site - Astronomy for Kids<p>Web Site - Zoom Astronomy<p>Web Site - NASA Kid's Club<p>Web Site - A Multimedia Tour of the Solar System<p>Web Site - Space <p>PubLoc Wheeling, IL <p>Content Not Earth (Full Program 12:16, 383 MB) Chapter 1 Introduction :57, 30 MB; Chapter 2 Our Location 1:28, 46 MB; Chapter 3 Make Up Of Earth 2:06, 66 MB; Chapter 4 Why Is Life Possible 1:16, 39 MB; Chapter 5 Earth's Atmosphere 1:10, 36 MB; Chapter 6 Water Cycle 1:52, 58 MB; Chapter 7 Continents 1:24, 44 MB; Chapter 8 Review 1:23, 43 MB; Chapter 9 Credits :36, 19 MB <p>Added Info Streaming video Windows Media Video. MPEG-1. Video, I-J, 15, CS, Disney, 1986 Scientists estimate that the earth produces an earthquake every 32 seconds. Using documentary footage in conjunction with an actual classroom earthquake drill, this program reassures children that while we can't prevent earthquakes, there are many safety measures we can follow to prepare for them. Computer animation illustrates various geological terms. The program also explains the theory of continental drift beginning with the hypothetical landmass, Pangaea. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. 3. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Earthquakes: Quake, Rattle & Roll (D001039 ) Earth (V003569 ) Streaming video (21 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. License agreement - September 2010. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use., Lucerne Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 1999 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01039 ) In this fun and informational program, students will learn that, despite the vastness of outer space, Earth is the only place where we know life exists. It explains why our planet is so special. Students will learn about the factors that allow life to flourish on Earth, including our position within the solar system, the water cycle and the composition of the planet. Includes a visit to the real Biosphere2 in Arizona, as well as a fun, hands-on activity that will give students a basic understanding of the Earth's water cycle. Earthquakes occur where plates slide past each other in a sudden jolt. The built-up pressure is suddenly released in a series of waves, like ripples in a pond. Students learn what causes earthquakes, how to locate the epicenter and focus. Live action footage brings the experience of a major quake home with hard-hitting reality. Purchased w/ LSTA Grant Funds. Restriction Restricted to home use and face to face teaching. 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SCIENCE -SPACE SCIENCE. What's UP In Space? 1. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. Space Science In Action Earth: A First Look (V003837 ) Video, P, 17, CS, Rainbow, 2000 Oceans, mountains, rivers and volcanoes are major features of the earth. This program describes these features and explains how water, air and land provide valuable resources. The structure of the earth, including the crust, mantle and core is also explained. Students will see that the earth's crust changes because of earthquakes, volcanoes, weathering and erosion. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Earthquakes, Volcanoes and Other Earth Movements (V003468 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, AGC, 1998 Volcanoes and earthquakes are results of the moving and clashing together of the vast, rocky plates that shape our earth's surface. This program explains this phenomena in simple terms, while showing incredible video footage - footage that is supported by easy-to-follow computer graphics. These graphics aid viewers' understanding of such terms such as epicenter and dormant. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/ METEOROLGY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 121 Earth, Sun, and Moon (DV00089 ) Standards Grade Five Science . Earth and Space Sciences ; Explain the characteristics, cycles and patterns involving Earth and its place in the solar system; The Universe; Explain that stars are like the sun, some being smaller and some larger, but so far away that they look like points of light; Y2003 CSC S01 G03-05 BA L05 I04.; Grade Five Science . Earth and Space Sciences ; Explain the characteristics, cycles and patterns involving Earth and its place in the solar system; The Universe; Describe how night and day are caused by Earth's rotation; Y2003 CSC S01 G03-05 BA L05 I01.; Grade Five Science . Earth and Space Sciences ; Explain the characteristics, cycles and patterns involving Earth and its place in the solar system; The Universe; Explain that Earth is one of several planets to orbit the sun, and that the moon orbits Earth; Y2003 CSC S01 G03-05 BA L05 I02.; Grade Eight Science . Earth and Space Sciences ; Describe how the positions and motions of the objects in the universe cause pred, Visual Learning, 2003 DVD (D001159 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01159 ) This program explores the shape of the earth, its rotation on its axis, and it's revolution around the sun. Students will develop an understanding of day and night, and the different seasons. Animations illustrate how the moon revolves around the earth, resulting in different phases of the moon. Other terminology includes: axis, rotation, revolution, compass, auroras, northern lights, magnetic field, winter and summer solstice, spring and autumnal equinox, moon, waxing, waning, phases of the moon. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Astronomy Earth, Sun, And Moon (V004623 ) Video, I-J, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2003 Ear Ye, Hear Ye: Exploring the Science of Hearing (V003428 ) Video, P-I, 13, CS, Film Ideas, 1999 Age appropriate vignettes assisted by animated examples, help young children understand how sound is captured by the outer ear and interpreted by the brain. Throughout the video enjoyable exercises will teach children the importance of sound and how the sounds they hear assist in their learning. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. 3. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Listening to Learn Easter (V001843 ) Video, P, 30, CS, Library Video, 1994 Easter, the most important feast day of Christian religions, is also a symbol for spring and rebirth. Children are taken to the home of a Polish American family where they discover some of the festivities and traditions associated with the Easter Sunday celebration. Children will learn how to make their very own Easter Bunny basket from milk cartons. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 3. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RELIGION. Holidays For Children East Germany (V000507 ) Video, I, 18, CS, Natl Geo, 1987 Journey to town of Tabarz, where Martin Kollner lives with his father, who works in a rubber factor, and his mother, employed in the mayor's office. Learn about the academic and political education Martin receives and see how he spends his summer in a small East German town. Concepts and vocabulary covered in this program include: axis, rotation, revolution, compass, auroras, northern lights, magnetic field, summer solstice, autumnal equinox, winter solstice, spring equinox, moon waxing, waning, full moon, new moon, first quarter, and last quarter. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- EUROPE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -PEOPLE & CULTURES. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Astronomy East Germany (V000524 ) Earth To Kids: A Guide To Products For A Healthy Planet (V002105 ) Video, P-A, 28, CS, CU, 1990 Teaches children and their families how to make buying decisions that will help to save the planet. Children will learn how to evaluate products for their environmental impact. Characters like the tooth fairy and a plain, ordinary sandwich talk about the importance of evaluating product packaging. 1. GUIDANCE -- FAMILY LIVING, MARRIAGE & PARENTING. 2. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 3. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 4. SCIENCE -ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. Earthworm, The: Fertility (V003540 ) Video, H-A, 24, CS, Filmwest, 1997 We visit the earthworm in its underground habitat and witness its complex reproductive process. Through the study of rapid reproduction in other worms, we unveil some secrets of longevity. Finally we take a look at human in-vitro fertilization techniques, at the forefront of technology. 1. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 4. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SEX EDUCATION. Families Of The World Video, J-H, 28, CS, Natl Geo, 1987 Learn about figures from the German past such as Luther and Goethe and witness the destruction of Germany during World War II that let to the birth of the Germany Democratic Republic. Visit important East German cities such as East Berlin, Leipzig, Dresden, and Rostock; observe important industries and an agricultural cooperative; and learn why East Berlin is the showplace of the Communist world. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- EUROPE. Nations Of The World Eating Disorders (V003293 ) Video, J-H, 30, CS, Library Video, 1994 Anorexia nervosa (self-starvation), bulimia (a pattern of binge eating and purging), and compulsive overeating are serious eating disorders that tend to affect young women and to a lesser extent, young men, who may succumb to them as a way to gain control over their bodies, and consequently, their lives. Interviews with several young people who have suffered from anorexia nervosa, bulimia, and compulsive overeating provide a living portrait of these devastating diseases. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PSYCHOLOGY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 122 Eating For Life: The Nutrition Pyramid (V001728 ) Eating Healthy For Weight Control (V002752 ) Video, J-A, 22, CS, Learning Seed, 1993 Video, J-A, 23, CS, Turner/CNN, 1996 Viewers will learn how to construct a "Pyramid based diet" to replace one overloaded with fat, cholesterol, and foods with low nutrient density. They follow Christine, a college student, as she changes from a typically unbalanced diet to one guided by the Pyramid's recommendations. Her balanced diet is a hearty mix of foods, far from the low calorie starvation many mistakenly believe is healthy. Christine overcomes problems of limited cafeteria selections, vending machines, and fast food in her nutritional makeover. With 25% of the American population overweight, CNN's registered dietitian Carolyn O'Neil takes a look at nutrition tips aimed at reducing calorie and fat intake in various settings. Dining out, eating and cooking during holidays, grocery shopping and everyday food preparation are all examined for helpful tips that make it easy to eat healthy while controlling weight. 1. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. Eating Healthy - Volume 1 Eating Healthy For Heart Health (V002753 ) Video, J-A, 24, CS, Turner/CNN, 1996 Modern concerns about heart disease and staying trim are encouraging a change in the way traditional dishes are prepared. Join CNN's Carolyn O'Neil for a realistic look at nutritional guidelines aimed at controlling fat intake and reducing cholesterol levels. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -DISEASES. Eating Healthy - Volume 1 Eating Healthy For Kids (V002751 ) 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. Eating Healthy On A Budget (V002760 ) Video, J-A, 23, CS, Turner/CNN, 1996 Who says a nutritious diet has to be expensive? Practical tips for stretching your food dollar while maintaining a healthy and balanced diet. Hosted by CNN's Carolyn O'Neil. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 3. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. Eating Healthy - Volume 2 Eating Healthy When Dining Out (V002754 ) Video, J-A, 21, CS, Turner/CNN, 1996 Video, J-A, 24, CS, Turner/CNN, 1996 Statistics reveal that 49% of all children choose at least a portion of the food they eat. CNN's Carolyn O'Neil takes a look at various ways to encourage children to practice and learn good nutrition habits. O'Neil examines roleplaying with wholesome food, including teaching kids how to grocery shop, dining out with the kids, kids cooking for themselves, weight and cholesterol control for kids. Join CNN's registered dietition, Carolyn O'Neil, as she makes the rounds from fabulous French cuisine at fine restaurants to french fries at your favorite fast food stop, offering valuable nutrition tips for every dining out occasion. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. Eating Healthy - Volume 1 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. Eating Healthy - Volume 1 Eating Healthy For Life (V002755 ) Eating On The Run The Pyramid Way (3rd Ed.) (V002832 ) Video, J-A, 22, CS, Turner/CNN, 1990 Video, I-A, 16, CS, Higgins, 1995 Join Carolyn O'Neil on a nationwide nutrition trip through a 24-hour day where healthy foods never looked so good and eating right never sounded so easy. Visit creative chefs as they cook up healthy gourmet foods and learn from people whose lives have been changed through good nutrition and fitness. Introduces "The Food Guide Pyramid" and how, by following it one can be properly nourished even when in a hurry. We see that there's no reason to skip breakfast because many nourishing meals can be put together in less than a minute. Careful selections even in a fast food place will provide a healthful lunch. With the right selection, snacking can be a source of good nourishment. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. Eating Healthy - Volume 1 Eating Healthy For Sports (V002758 ) Video, J-A, 23, CS, Turner/CNN, 1996 Important information about good eating habits to complement your exercise routine. Hosted by CNN's Carolyn O'Neil. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. Eating The Pyramid Way With Harv & Marv (3rd Ed.) (V002134 ) Video, P, 15, CS, Higgins, 1994 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -SPORTS & RECREATION. Eating Healthy - Volume 2 Harv and Marv visit a group of children and learn about The Food Guide Pyramid. They learn which foods are in each group and how to apply this knowledge to their selection of foods and snacks. Eating Healthy For The Best Years (V002757 ) Health And Safety With Harv And Marv Video, J-A, 23, CS, Turner/CNN, 1996 Studies show being healthy and looking younger are directly related to proper diet and exercise. This video demonstrates how seniors can incorporate nutrition and fitness into their daily routines. Hosted by CNN's Carolyn O'Neil. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. Eating Healthy - Volume 2 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. Eat Right for a Long & Healthy Life (DV00418 ) DVD, P-J, 29, cc, 2008 This program delivers carefully sequenced nutrition and fitness information in small portions that will stick to your ribs. Join a diverse cast of characters at the Home-Cooked Cafe where learning about how to eat right is served up with every meal. Meet the experts who use animation and humor to make complicated ideas fun and easy to understand. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 123 Eat Well, Grow Well (2nd Ed.) (V001722 ) Ecology & The Barn Owl (V002955 ) Video, P, CS, Coro, 1993 Video, I-A, 25, CS, Genesis, 1994 Introduces the new pyramid of food groups and demonstrates ways of choosing a healthful variety of foods from them. Take a journey with David Carter and learn the basics of Ecology and a close look at the natural history of the barn owl. You will observe young owlets as they are raised by their parents and learn endless information about this most fascinating "hunter of the night". 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. Our Wonderful Body Ebola: The Plague Fighters (DV00454 ) DVD, J-H, 54, cc, 2007 When a dreaded outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus swept through a remote region of Zaire in May 1995, NOVA was the only film crew permitted into the "hot zone." Spending a total of four weeks in the quarantined city of Kikwit, the result is uprecedented journalistic coverage of this grim battle against one of the world's most lethal diseases. The Ebola plague kills a very high percentage of its victims (77% in Kikwit), often by dissolving their internal organs and connective tissue. Learn how disease specialists traced the origins of the outbreak by compiling a complete "chain of death" of the epidemic, and why they fear a mutation of Ebola will emerge that is even more difficult to contain. 1. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Economics By Choice (V004324 ) Video, P-I/T, 18, CS, Disney, 1986 Illustrate basic economics concepts for children with situations that relate to their own lives. Illustrates the concepts of: unlimited wants, scarcity, choice, and opportunity costs. Filmed in a documentary style, classroom activities are combined with real-life applications (buying a bicycle, buying concert tickets) to make the concepts relevant and understandable. Can also be used for workshops on teaching economics. Epidemic: Rx for Survival Series 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 3. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -- PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. Ebola: The Plague Fighters (V002429 ) Economics In Our Age: Goods & Services (V003765 ) Video, J-H, 60, CS, WGBH, 1996 Video, P-I, 10, CS, SVE Churchill, 1999 Enter the "hot zone" of one of the most dreaded diseases on the planet Ebola. When an outbreak of the Ebola virus swept through a remote region of Zaire in May 1995, NOVA was the only film crew permitted into the "hot zone." Spending a total of four weeks in the quarantined city of Kikwit, the result is unprecedented journalistic coverage of this grim battle against one of the world's deadliest diseases. Join Wally Krontyke, the roving KIDZ News Reporter, as he teaches common theories of economics through his investigation of child businesses in his neighborhood. Explore topics such as producers and consumers, media of exchange, and public/private services by focusing on a sole proprietorship: a youngster with a paper route. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. NOVA 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. Economics In Our Age: Supply & Demand (V003766 ) Eclipse Of The Century (V002426 ) Video, P-I, 10, CS, SVE Churchill, 1999 Video, J-H, 60, CS, WGBH, 1992 Join Wally Krontyke, the roving KIDZ News Reporter, as he teaches common theories of economics through his investigation of child businesses in his neighborhood. Investigate the concepts of supply and demand, competition, pricing, and bartering as a medium of exchange through a look at a lemonade stand partnership. In Hawaii on July 11, 1991, astronomers and scientists discovered a remarkable opportunity to examine a total eclipse of the sun. Sun, moon and earth would perfectly align, achieving "totality" directly about technological advanced observatories perched atop Mauna Kea, a dormant volcano. For the first time, giant telescopes could see behind the sizzle of the sun and begin to understand our closest star. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 1. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. NOVA Eclipses Of The Sun And Moon (Rev.) (V001194 ) Video, J-C, 10, CS, EBEC, 1989 Using animation and photographs of eclipses, this program explains how solar and lunar eclipses occur and how study of them has increased our knowledge of the earth, moon, and sun. 1. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Ecology Fundamentals (VK00151 ) Video Kit, P-I, 14, CS, Visual Learning, 2006 This program introduces students to some of the fundamental principles in ecology - the study of how living things interact with each other and with their environment. The different types of living and non-living things found in an ecosystem are discussed. Examples of the interaction of living and non-living factors are provided. Terminology includes: ecology, ecosystem, community, population, habitat, niche, biotic factors, abiotic factors, producer, consumer, decomposer, predator, prey, energy, food chain. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Ecosystems & Biomes (V004491 ) Video, I, 18, CS, Aims, 2001 This program takes students on a journey to different types of biomes around the globe, from tropical rain forests, to mountains, deserts and the ocean. Live action footage and colorful graphics teach students about different regions and climates, and explain what an ecosystem is and the impact living organisms and their environments have on each other. A terrarium project shows students how they can build their own living ecosystem. 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SCIENCE -EARTH SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Ecosystems: The Role Of Abiotic Factors (V004779 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, United Learning, 2003 This program examines the role of non-living, abiotic factors and the role they play in shaping ecosystems. Five abiotic factors are examined: water, air, soil, heat and light. In addition, three air-mediated cycles are presented: the water-cycle, the carbon-dioxide/oxygen cycle, and the nitrogen cycle. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 124 Edgar Allan Poe (V004845 ) Edge Of Ice (V002720 ) Video, J-A, 30, CS, Library Video, 1994 Video, I-H, 30, CS, Benchmark, 1990 Poe rose from the depths of despair at age 22, disinherited and destitute, to become one of the greatest figures in American literature. At that age he had three dozen poems published and went on to do forty more. But short stories would prove to be the genre for which his contributions were most significant. "The Pit and the Pendulum" and "The Tell-Tale Heart" are two of his most enduring works. Poe virtually invented detective stories and the notion of focusing on the process of solving a crime. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. LITERATURE -LITERATURE. 3. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. 4. LITERATURE -- AUTHORS/POETS. Famous Authors Edgar Allan Poe (V004848 ) Video, J-A, 50, CS, A&E, 1994 To the Inuit Eskimo the forbidding Arctic ice fields, floating on vast areas of ocean water, are the great provider of food, or the cause of sudden death. The Arctic food web, is photographed for one full year both above and underneath the ice floes where life goes on in the frigid, dark water. The food web starts with algae growing on the underside of the ice, then passes to crustaceans, fish, seals, birds, and larger mammals, and finally to the Inuit. 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. Editing & Proofreading (V005030 ) Video, I-H, 23, CS, Library Video, 2006 Poe's haunting poems and chilling stories established him as one of the most important men of American letters. But behind his popularity and artistic success was a personal life defined by broken hopes and failure. This program tells Poe's complete story, from the death of his parents when he was three to his tragic death at the the age of forty. Experts explore the bouts of depression and addiction that tormented the man - and gave birth to his dark and brilliant art. It's time to dot your i's, cross your t's and carefully reread what you've written...in other words, it's time to edit and proofread! The conventions of writing, including grammar and mechanics, ensure that what is written accurately conveys what the writer intended to express. In this video, student writers discover how grammar and punctuation can either clarify or cloud a piece of writing, whether it is a science report, a descriptive piece or even an email message. Detect & correct run-on sentences & more. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. LITERATURE -LITERATURE. 3. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. 4. LITERATURE -- POETRY. 5. LITERATURE -- AUTHORS/POETS. Biography: Authors 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Edgar Allan Poe: Architect of Dreams (V004843 ) DVD, J-H, 23, CS, Library Video, 2005 Video, J-A, 30, CS, Monterey, 1991 Students will learn about a variety of different note-taking methods, including the Cornell, Outlining, Mapping, Sentenceand Charting methods. Students will also become familiar with the components of the lecture and learn how this knowledge can help them become more effective notetakers. Students will also learn about the importance of active listening in the note-taking process and which note-taking methods work best with individual learning styles. Grades 7-12. Includes Spanish track, discussion ques Poet, Short-story writer, critic. Poe was all of these. Successful master of both the story form and language of poetry, his diversity and success in the written word belying a fascinating, yet often unhappy life search. His stories continue to thrill with his penchant for the grotesque, the mysterious, often a journey into the depths and horror of a dark inner self. And his poetry caresses the English language as in his own words, "the chief aim of poetry is beauty." "Annabel Lee," "The Conqueror Worm." 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. LITERATURE -LITERATURE. 3. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. 4. LITERATURE -- POETRY. 5. LITERATURE -- AUTHORS/POETS. Edgar Allan Poe: Background For His Works (Rev.) (V004270 ) Video, J-H, 13, CS, Coro, 1979 Elaborate artwork and paintings created in the style of Poe's writing illustrate scenes from his major works. Shows Poe as an innovator of horror stories, detective stories and science fiction. Includes excerpts from his poems "To Helen" and "The Raven" and his stories "The Fall Of The House Of Usher" and "The Murders In The Rue Morgue." 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. LITERATURE -AMERICAN. 3. LITERATURE -- POETRY. 4. LITERATURE -AUTHORS/POETS. Edgar Allan Poe: Terror Of The Soul (V004841 ) Video, J-A, 60, CS, PBS, 1995 His name conjures up images of premature burial, black cats, forbidden crypts, and crumbling old houses where terrifying secrets dwell. Almost one hundred and fifty years after his death, Edgar Allan Poe's prose and poety continue to frighten, influence and inspire writers, composers, artists, poets, and readers all over the world. Comprised of interviews with Poe scholars, dramatic sequences and an adaptation of 'The Cask of Amontillado,'this documentary exposes the truth behind the gothic life and death of Poe. 1. LITERATURE -- LITERATURE. 2. LITERATURE -AMERICAN. 3. LITERATURE -- AUTHORS/POETS. 4. LITERATURE -- POETRY. Writing for Students Effective Note-Taking (DV00151 ) 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- STUDY & TEST TAKING SKILLS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 4. LANGUAGE ARTS -- SPEAKING & LISTENING SKILLS. Test-Taking Strategies for Students Effective Resumes And Job Applications (V003686 ) Video, H-A, 34, CS, Learning Seed, 2000 This video is now updated to reflect the Internet revolution and electronic resume submission. Use the video to show your students how to handle resumes, cover letters, and job applications. Many companies use complex application forms to screen job candidates. This video teaches how to handle these screening devices. How to write an effective resume that stands above the crowd; How electronic and printed resumes differ; How to write a memorable cover letter and more. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 125 Effective Teaching With Classroom Videos (V004706 ) Egypt: Quest For Eternity (V000284 ) Video, A/T, 30, CS, 100%, 2004 DVD (D001139 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01139 ) Video, I-H, 60, CS, Natl Geo, 1982 This video is presented in three parts: 1) The Mission Of Visual Literacy....Lynell Burmark, Ph.D. states "You can't understand or 'get' anything until you have a mental image to hook it on....." Visual content should be an integral part of the learning process. 2) Effective Teaching With Classroom Video....Presented by Ginny Horning and George Pickett from the University of San Diego. and 3) Choosing An Effective Video...NOT every video is an Emmy winner, and even some outstanding ones don't necessarily fit your needs 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. 3. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. Egypt (V000505 ) Video, I, 17, CS, Natl Ge, 1987 Exciting Cairo, Egypt's capital, is the home of Mohammed el Sayed. His father runs a laundry business, and Mohammed often delivers the orders. Cycling with him through the streets of Cairo, we learn about Mohammed, his city, and his country. The River Nile gave birth to one of history's great civilizations. Through the centuries, the ancient Egyptians created and constructed the most glorious monuments the world has ever seen. Explore the great temples of Luxor and Karnak. Cross the Nile to the Land Of The Dead and enter the elaborately decorated tombs where the kings and queens are buried. Join Egyptologists as they unravel and interpret the riddles of Egypt's intriguing past. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AFRICA. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Egypt: Quest For Immortality (V002510 ) Video, I-A, 48, CS, Time Life, 1995 Through modern computer graphics and the ancient writings left by both commoners and kings, experience the intriguing texture of past lives in a world where every death was a new beginning, and every tomb, from humble cave to towering pyramid, a "Quest for Immortality." 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -PEOPLE & CULTURES. Lost Civilizations 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AFRICA. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -PEOPLE & CULTURES. Electing A President: The Process (V002625 ) Families Of The World This video tells the story of how Americans choose the person who occupies the highest office in the United States. The program looks at the process from its origins in the Constitution to the election of George W. Bush in 2000. It provides students with the background they need to understand the Electoral College system, political parties, national conventions, party bosses, primaries, debates and the impact of radio and television. Egypt (V000520 ) Video, J-H, 25, CS, Natl Geo, 1987 A monarchy sine the time of the pharaohs, Egypt has only recently become a parliamentary democracy. Journey to this modern Middle Eastern power, observe industry and agriculture along the Nile, visit Alexandria, the busy port, and Cairo, the capital and largest city in Africa. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AFRICA. Video, I-J, 22, CS, Rainbow, 2004 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Our Federal Government Nations Of The World Egypt (Ancient Civilizations) (V004506 ) Video, P-I, 17, CS, SVE/Churchill, 1999 Teaches students about the amazing contributions ancient Egypt made to civilization. Looks at Egyptian hieroglyphics, architectural monuments, and the great pyramids. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Egypt: Cradle Of Civilization (V001986 ) Video, I-C, 12, CS, EBEC, 1962 Surveys the culture of ancient Egypt and examines its contributions to the development of Western civilization. Shows how the Egyptian way of life evolved from a primitive tribal culture to an organized society under a single powerful ruler. Illustrates Egyptian achievements in art, architecture, medicine, astronomy and mathematics. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Egypt - Gift Of The Nile (V004743 ) Video, I-H, 30, CS, Landmark, 2002 Portrays the amazing achievements of the ancient Egyptians. Its seminal civilization is brought vividly to life by reenactments, quotations from ancient writers, and photography. The annual inundation of the life giving Nile is revealed as the source of the agricultural prosperity which made possible the evolution of the kingdoms of Egypt, the power of the pharaohs, and the construction of the fabled pyramids which those rulers built to immortalize their reigns and guard their mummified bodies. Sphinx. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AFRICA. Election Day (V002560 ) Video, P-I, 25, CS, Library Video, 1996 From campaigning and debates to rallies and voting, this program explains the activities that precede Election Day. Children are shown how to construct their own patriotic windsock, while festive Dixieland music brings a good-time Election Day spirit to the event. Children also explore the history of voting and examine the attributes of a good leader by watching as a group of middle school students elect their class president. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. 4. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. Holidays For Children Election Day (V004610 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, GPN, 2001 This video focuses on grade school students preparing to vot in a city-wide school election to determine the names of two new high schools under construction. In the process, students learn valuable lessons about civic responsibility. After hearing about the history of American voting, students actively research the issue of school names, campaign for their favorite names, register to vote, vote by computer and paper ballot, and tally the results. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. America's Special Days Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 126 Electrical Circuits (VK00174 ) Electric Field, The (V003162 ) Video Kit, P-I, 14, CS, Visual Learning, 2007 Video, J-C, 30, CS, Annenberg, 1985 This program begins by exploring electric current and the role it plays in electrical circuits. The various parts of an electrical circuit are described. Parallel circuits and series circuits are compared. The program concludes by demonstrating some fundamentals of electrical safety. Other important terminology includes: resistance, switch, fuse, circuit breaker, short circuit, ground, and shock. Grades 3-5. Faraday's vision of lines of constant force in space laid the foundation for modern force field theory. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. 3. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Resistance (V001907 ) Electrical Circuits: You Can Do It! (V001195 ) See the series title for the description. Video, I-J, 12, CS, EBEC, 1986 1. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Static electricity jumps; current electricity flows. Good conductors yield to a flow of electrons; bad conductors resist it. Using examples from everyday life, this program demystifies electricity, helping viewers understand how it works and how it is generated. Electricity 1. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 2. SCIENCE -ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. This video explains the fundamental concepts of electrical energy. Easyto-understand animations illustrate the concept of electrical charge, and electrical current. Examples of ways we use electricity are cited. Static electricity and the role it plays in creating lightning is also described. Important terminology includes: protons, electrons, repel, attract, charges, charged objects, electrical discharge, conductor and insulator. Grades 3-5. Electrical Current (DV00285 ) Streaming video (26 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. License agreement - September 2008. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use., Disney, 2003 DVD (D001041 ) Video (V002247 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01041 ) Get amped up when Bill Nye the Science Guy gets a charge explaining watts up with electricity. Learn how electricity makes the world a brighter place. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS as catalog number V2247. Grades 4 & Up. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Mechanical Universe...And Beyond - Part II Video, H-A, 10, CS, SOITA, 1985 Electricity (VK00175 ) Video Kit, P-I, 14, CS, Visual Learning, 2007 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. 3. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Electricity And How It Is Made (V000590 ) Video, P, 15, CS, EBEC, 1964 Presents basic concepts of electricity, explaining how it is produced, what it does, and how it is used to give light, heat, sound, and power. Uses a series of demonstrations to illustrate both static and current electricity. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -MATTER & ENERGY. Electricity And Magnetism (V004243 ) Video, I-H, 17, CS, Coro, 1985 Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Many devices which power our technological civilization depend on the relationship between motion, electricity and magnetism. Animation and demonstrations illustrate the application of this relationship to motors, generators, solenoids, transformers and electromagnets. Electric Battery, The (V003165 ) 1. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Video, J-C, 30, CS, Annenberg, 1985 Physical Science Volta invents the electric battery using the internal properties of different metals. Electricity: Force That Changed The World (V004576 ) 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 3. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Video, H-C, 56, CS, Landmark, 2001 The work of Wheatstone, Ohm, and Kirchoff leads to the design and analysis of how current flows. Documents the massive change electricity has had on the civilized world over the past century, and what it holds for the future. The ancient Greeks first discovered attractive electric forces when they rubbed amber with wool. In 1600, William Gilbert discovered that glass and diamonds behaved like amber and called these materials 'electrics', based on the term electrum, the Latin word for amber. From Ben Franklin to Alessandro Volta, Andre Ampere, and George Ohm, advances in understanding electricity were made. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. 3. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Mechanical Universe...And Beyond - Part II Electricity: The Invisible River Of Energy (V002716 ) Electric Currents And Circuits (V004242 ) Video, I-H, 17, CS, Coro, 1985 Video, I-A, 23, CS, Film Ideas, 1996 DVD (DV00032 ) Animation and live-action experiments illustrate how energy is continually transferred by electrical currents through intricate networks of circuits. Underlying the use of circuits are the concepts of voltage, current, resistance, series and parallel connection and power. Static and current electricity, parallel, series and complex circuits, the definition of volts, ohms, amperes, watts, insulators and conductors; the relationship between magnetism and electricity; how fuses and circuit breakers protect us from the hazards of overloading circuits. 1. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 1. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Physical Science Physics Essentials Mechanical Universe...And Beyond - Part II Electric Circuits (V003166 ) Video, J-C, 30, CS, Annenberg, 1985 Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 127 Electromagnetic Energy (V004081 ) Elements of Fiction (DV00433 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 DVD, I-H, 23, cc, Schlessinger, 2007 What do radios, microwave ovens and X-ray machines have in common? They all use different forms of electromagnetic energy to do work. Kids will learn that cosmic rays from space and visible light are also part of the family of energy waves known as the electromagnetic spectrum. Discover that electromagnetic energy travels in waves through space and can also move through solid materials. Explains that the size of the waves determine their position in the spectrum as well as how much energy they contain. Whether it is a fantasy, mystery, a short story or a novel, there are a few key elements that are found across all works of fiction: setting, character, plot and theme. Consider the possibilities and limitations of setting, how characters are developed, the importance of conflict in a plot and how a theme can serve as the unifying thread of a story. Through careful explanations and engaging examples, students will discover the distinguishing characteristics of each element and build an understanding of how these elements can work together and influence each other. Diverse examples from a variety of texts are examined, and viewers will develop an appreciation for how the elements of fiction work together to create a great work of fiction. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Energy In Action Electromagnetic Induction (V003170 ) Video, J-C, 30, CS, Annenberg, 1985 The discovery of electromagnetic induction in 1831 creates a breakthrough in electric power generation. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 3. LITERATURE -LITERATURE. Literature for Students 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Elephant (V000203 ) Mechanical Universe...And Beyond - Part II Video, P-J, 10, CS, EBEC, 1971 Electromagnetic Spectrum, The (V003868 ) Video, H, 15, CS, Benchmark, 1998 Will help the student understand these key conepts about the electromagnetic spectrum: The gradations and nature of wavelengths along the electromagnetic spectrum: visible waves, longer and shorter waves; Visible light: primary and secondary colors, and white light; The characteristics and uses of longer and shorter wave frequencies. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Elements, Compounds, and Atoms (V004826 ) Video, I-J, 18, CS, United Learning, 1998 Through numerous examples, students will learn about elements and the chemical symbols used to represent them. They will also learn how elements combine to form compounds, as well as the difference between atoms and molecules. Exposes students to the language of chemistry and to the written symbols which are used to represent elements and compounds. The general structure of the atom will be revealed. Includes these concepts and terminology: element, compound, atom, molecule, chemical symbol & formula & more. 1. SCIENCE -- CHEMISTRY. 2. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures (V004932 ) Video, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2005 This video explains the vital role elements and compounds play in making up matter. Vivid animations make hard to understand concepts come alive. Everyday examples of different types of mixtures help students realize the important role they play in our lives. Other terminology includes: elements, compounds, homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures, colloid, suspension, solution, solvent, and solute. Grades 5-9. In this program, the camera captures the African elephant, a land-dwelling animal weighing about six tons and standing about twelve feet high. To sustain this huge body, an elephant east several hundred pounds of grasses, roots, and branches each day. This bulky diet does not render the elephant lazy; indeed, the animal spends most of the hot day in a relentless search for food. Non-narrative. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 3. SCIENCE -ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Silent Safari Elephants (V004289 ) Video, P-J, 5, CS , Coronet, 1981 Big! Heavy! Noisy! With trumpeting cries and lumbering strides elephants come thrundering across the grassy plains, big ears flapping and trunks swinging. Even when they're not splashing in the mud or rubbing against a tree to scratch a pesky itch, elephants are fun to watch. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Zoo Animals In The Wild Elephants (V004797 ) Video, P-P, 15, CS, Disney, 2003 Not only do elephants have the largest nose in the animal kingdom, they drink over 20 gallons of water a day! Disney's loveable Dumbo, excerpts from The Jungle Book, and incredible footage of elephant herds help students understand the many facts presented in this exciting and informative video. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Disney's Animal World 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Eli Whitney (V004384 ) Matter In Action Video, P-J, 23, CS, Schlessinger Med, 2001 Elements, Compounds, And Mixtures (2nd Ed.) (V004245 ) Video, J-C, 20, CS, Coro, 1983 Shows the basic forms in which matter is found and explains their differences. Illustrates the basic types of materials of our world: Pure substances (elements and compounds) and homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures. 1. SCIENCE -- CHEMISTRY. In the early 19th century, cotton became king of the economy in the American South. Eli Whitney explains the events that led to the invention of the cotton gin and the enormous economic changes that resulted, while also addressing its unforeseen impact on slavery in America. This program brings this fascinating inventor to life, showing how his creativity, vision and determination helped change the fortunes of a young nation! 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. Inventors Of The World Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 128 Elizabeth: The Queen Who Shaped An Age (V000074 ) Video, J-H, 27, CS, LCA, 1971 "I am England now...let that be my life." These words, spoken by the 25year-old daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn as she ascended the throne, ushered in England's era of glory. Film at Hever Castle (actual home of her mother), this drama features actress Frances Cuka portraying Elizabeth as she transforms a bankrupt land into the most powerful nation on earth. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. Western Civilization: Majesty And Madness Ellis Island - Volume 1 (V003998 ) Video, J-A, 50, CS, History Channel, 1997 For first and second class passengers coming to America, New York was the end of a long journey. For third class passengers, the journey was just beginning. From 1892 to 1954, more than 12 million people were pushed and pulled through the often humiliating bureaucracy of Ellis Island on their way to becoming Americans. It was built to replace the ancient Castle Garden Immigration Center. Today, it is a celebrated national monument. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RECONSTRUCTION & GROWTH. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Ellis Island Ellis Island - Volume 2 (V003999 ) Video, J-A, 50, CS, History Channel, 1997 You've been inspected. You've been tagged. Welcome to America. Often beginning with a disease-plagued voyage, the immigrant experience of the early 20th century usually ended with days of waiting on wooden benches, inspections for lice, and physical examinations. And at any time, an eye infection, a mishap or a bureaucratic blunder could bring the dream of a new life to a heartbreaking end. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RECONSTRUCTION & GROWTH. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Ellis Island Ellis Island - Volume 3 (V004000 ) Video, J-A, 50, CS, History Channel, 1997 When the immigration station at Ellis Island opened in 1892, few could have imagined its effect on America and the world. When it closed over 50 years later, the contributions of the immigrants that had passed through its doors had helped make the United States the most powerful and enterprising nation on earth. Ellis Island was recognized as a symbol of the very best American ideals. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RECONSTRUCTION & GROWTH. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Ellis Island Elves And The Shoemaker, The (V003311 ) Video, P, 34, CS, Hallmark, 1994 With fewer and fewer customers needing shoes, village shoemakers Bertram and Bettina and their faithful dog Woof are in quite a fix. Then, a trio of tiny wood elves arrives and cobbles the finest footwear ever seen! But a nasty cat named Squint has an appetite for elves, and only old Woof can save the industrious pixies from a cat-astrophic fate! 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Timeless Tales From Hallmark Emily Breaks Free (Coping With Peer Abuse) (VK00119 ) Video Kit, P-I, 15, CS, Marsh Media, 2000 Set against the backdrop of Boston's Freedom Trail this story explores the issue of bullying from the point of view of a little dog named Emily. The ordinarily thoughtful Emily comes under the bad influence of Spike, and together they victimize a third dog, Cotton, a "tourist" from the South. It takes the intervention of the principled and clear-thinking Emerson to help Emily sort out her values and break free of Spike's tyrannical behavior. Includes the book written by Linda Talley and illustrated by Andra Chase. K- 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 3. GUIDANCE -PEER PRESSURE. Key Concepts In Personal Development Emily Dickinson (V002870 ) Video, J-H, 30, CS, Schlessinger, 1995 Born into a famous New England family, Emily Dickinson (1830-1890) lived a sheltered, reclusive life. Only seven of her poems were published during her lifetime, and she died virtually unknown. Then a treasure of nearly 2,000 poems was found and published. Her poetry reflects her profound states of despair and explores images of faith. Dickinson is considered one of the greatest American poets of all time. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. LITERATURE -AUTHORS/POETS. American Women Of Achievement Emotional Choices: Not Just A Body (V003318 ) Video, J-H, 20, CS, Peer Power, 1998 Sexual choices affect us not only physically, but emotionally as well. Pam Stenzel and a insightful group of teens examine the emotional impacts of becoming sexually active, and of behaviors such as the use of alcohol which can put teens at risk. The self-affirming message, "You're worth the wait...give yourself time to be ready," is clearly voiced through spontaneous teen discussion and Pam Stenzel's power presentation. 1. GUIDANCE -- TEENAGE SEXUALITY. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SEX EDUCATION. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. Abstinence By Choice Emperor's New Clothes, The (V002334 ) Video, PI, 50, c, Video Treasures, 1995 When you see the Emperor without a thread on, this comical adaptation of Hans Christian Anderson's classic tale will have you in stitches. Serge and Moisha, a pair of wickedly funny conmen, enter a competition to design a new set of clothes for the Emperor's birthday. The vain Emperor is tricked by them, when they spin a yarn of magical thread, which can only be seen by the noble and wise. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Emperor's New Clothes, The (V003310 ) Video, P, 34, CS, Hallmark, 1994 The kingdom of Oaf is about to be attacked! But the Emperor is much too concerned with his spiffy new "invisible wardrobe" to notice. When the royal subjects finally admit that His Highness is wearing no clothes, the Emperor is embarrassed - but the kingdom is surprisingly saved! 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Timeless Tales From Hallmark Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 129 Empire Upon The Trails (West - Vol. 2) (V003195 ) Endangered Species (DV00468 ) Video, I-A, 87, CS, PBS, 1996 DVD, I-H, 23, cc, Film Ideas, 2008 DVD (D001377 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01377 ) In the early 1800's, no one knew who would control the seemingly infinite spaces of the West. But Americans began moving there nevertheless, and the individual trails they followed eventually merged into the single path of "Manifest Destiny." Mountain men found more adventure than profit as they scoured the uncharted Rockies for furs. Missionaries left the safety and friendship of home to travel west for a self-assured quest to "save" a race of people who never considered themselves lost. Sam Houston. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. West, The From Tibet to Argentina and many places in-between, this encompassing look at endangered species offers insight into the plight and hope for many of our planets animals. Along the way we'll search for species now believed extinct, such as the Yangtze Dolphin of China, to more promising efforts in Hungary for repopulating the rare white rhino. 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Green Matters: What in the World is Going On? Employment - Finding A Job (Workplace Essential Skills) (DV00129 ) DVD, JH, C, KET, 2005 Employment disc shows thinking strategies for approaching the job hunt and demonstrate getting ready to work, safe work practices, and learning on the job. This disc covers topics: Planning to Work; Matching Skills and Jobs; Applying for Jobs, Resumes, Tests, and Choices; Interviewing. (Each program approx. 30 minutes.) Workbook included. Online activities available. Endocrine System (Rev.) (V001703 ) Video, J-C, 16, CS, Coro, 1993 Discover the complex activities of the endocrine system, the communications network within the body whose hormonal signals originate in the endocrine glands and are disseminated through the bloodstream. Detailed animation identifies these ductless glands and explains how they work together, often under the direction of the pituitary gland. Additional animation and live photography clarify the endocrine system's management of growth, metabolism and reproduction. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. 3. GUIDANCE -GUIDANCE. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Workplace Essential Skills Endocrine System, The (DV00045 ) Employment - Keeping A Job (Workplace Essential Skills) (DV00130 ) DVD, JH, C, KET, 2005 Employment disc shows thinking strategies for approaching the job hunt and demonstrate getting ready to work, safe work practices, and learning on the job. This disc covers: Ready For Work; Workplace Safety; & Learning at Work. Each segment approx. 30 minutes. Workbook also included. Online activities also available. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. GUIDANCE -- GUIDANCE. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. 4. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. Workplace Essential Skills Endangered Species (D001377 ) DVD, P-A, 21, FILM I, 2008 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01377 ) From Tibet to Argentina and many places in-between, this encompassing look at endangered species offers insight into the plight and hope for many of our planets animals. Along the way we'll search for species now believed extinct, such as the Yangtze Dolphin of China, to more promising efforts in Hungary for repopulating the rare white rhino. Resources~Web Site - Natural Resources Conservation Service Endangered Species (Full Program 20:43, 648 MB) Chapter 1 Yangtze Dolphin 5:07, 160 MB; Chapter 2 Elephants & Ivory 2:50, 89 MB; Chapter 3 Spectacled Bear 2:16, 71 MB; Chapter 4 Re-wilding Tigers 2:30, 78 MB; Chapter 5 Shangri La Cranes 3:30, 109 MB; Chapter 6 Orangutan Baby 2:17, 71 MB; Chapter 7 Rhino Birth 1:40, 52 MB; Chapter 8 Credits 34, 18 MB Added Info Streaming video - Windows Media Video. MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- OCEANOGRAPHY. Green Matters: What in the World is Going On? Human Body (Coronet) DVD, J-H, 17, CS, AGC/United Learn, 1995 This interactive DVD describes the functions of the endocrine system and explains how the nervous and endocrine systems work together to regulate various body activities. It also explores the endocrine system's major and minor glands. 1. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Human Body Systems End of the Dictators, The (DV00263 ) DVD, H-A, 35, CS, Landmark Media, 2006 The horrors of the death camps are exposed to the world with their liberation by the Allies; the loss in human lives in the forced marches, and in the flight in the east from the Russian steamroller, is enormous. Political maneuvering among the Big Three began in earnest as they sought to segregate Europe's nationalities; the division of Germany into occupied zones is determined, but the fates of other nations are determined by the momentum of the Soviet's drive to the west. The DVD program is chaptered. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 1945 End Of The Stone Age, The (DV00149 ) DVD, J-H, 60, CS, Library Video, 2003 This DVD explores the thriving Middle Eastern cultures of 4,000 years ago that developed trade into an art form and created the first statusdriven societies. See how the discovery of metal in the Middle East and its introduction in Europe led to the Bronze Age and, along with it, a more violent and stratified society. Viewers will also learn how the subsequent Iron Age revolutionized farming with cheap, effective tools, but at the same time gave soldiers even more sophisticated weapons. Grades 7-12. 1. AGRICULTURE -- AGRICULTURE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -WORLD HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Origins of Civilization, The Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 130 End Of The Trail (V001816 ) Energy for Action (VK00142 ) Video, J-A, 60, S, Ambrose, 1990 Video Kit, I-H, 30, CS, C.H.E.F., 2004 Chronicles the tragic fall of the American Indian. By the late 1800s, the nomadic tribes that once roamed the Great Plains has been stripped of their dignity and denied their religious freedom. For Sioux, Comanche and Crow, the tide of modern civilization was an endless wave of western expansion. What pioneers called Manifest Destiny, Indians called trespassing. And what Indians called natural law, the settlers called savage. This is the story of the Indian struggle to preserve the honored traditions of their past. Teens discover ways to educate their peers and transform their environment so that healthy food choices are the norm instead of the exception. This module contains a VHS and DVD version of the program and an Educator's Guide with lessons and resources. Grades 5-12. This kit will be scheduled for an entire week automatically. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. 3. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Fuel: Getting Youth Fired Up America: A Look Back Energy In Physics (V004337 ) Energy (DV00287 ) DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2005 See how to conduct home experiments that transform potential energy into kinetic energy and use falling water to make energy. Bill Nye. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS cassette. Grades 4 & Up. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. 3. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Video, J-H, 20, CS, Disney, 1986 This program introduces the Law of Conservation of Energy and several key concepts in physics: work, friction, potential and kinetic energy, and energy efficiency. Framed around three real-life physics problems-the most energy-efficient hiking path to choose, the best pole to use for pole vaulting, and a car's minimum stopping distance at different speeds-the information will stimulate classroom discussion and challenge students to apply the concepts presented to their daily lives. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Energy (D001042 ) Standards Grade Nine K-12 Science. Earth and Space Sciences; Summarize the historical development of scientific theories and ideas, and describe emerging issues in the study of Earth and space sciences; Historical Perspectives and Scientific Revolutions; Use historical examples to explain how new ideas are limited by the context in which they are conceived; are often initially rejected by the scientific establishment; sometimes spring from unexpected findings; and usually grow slowly through contributions from many different investigators (e.g., heliocentric theory and plate tectonics theory); Y2003 CSC S01 G09-10 BF L09 I08.; Grade Seven Science . Physical Sciences ; Describe that energy takes many forms, some forms represent kinetic energy and some forms represent potential energy; and during energy transformations the total amount of energy remains constant; Nature of Energy; Identify different forms of energy (e.g., electrical, mechanical, chemical, thermal, nuclear, radiant and acoustic), Visual Learning, 2003 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01042 ) This program, using everyday examples, explains the five main forms of energy and how to differentiate between them. 1. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 2. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. Energy Balance, The (V000882 ) Video, I-C, 15, CS, Coro, 1985 Atmospheric scientists consider the earth a body that is in energy balance-receiving energy and radiating it back. The study of glaciers holds some fascinating keys to the earth's amazing temperature history. Dramatic scenes of the eruption of Mt. Saint Helens provide clues as to what caused the last Ice Age. This program examines this planet's delicate energy balance and how humans consciously and unconsciously affect it. Energy: Potential & Kinetic (V004083 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Students discover that kinetic energy is related to objects in motion while potential energy is stored, just waiting to be put to use. Explore how increasing potential energy translates to more kinetic energy with compelling, real-life examples. Fast-paced visuals illustrate how these states of energy are related and how stored energy is converted to active energy and back again. Students investigate the effect of gravity on an object's potential energy and learn how to measure the kinetic energy of an object. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Energy In Action Energy Resources (DK00025 ) DVD Kit, I-H, 20, cc, Visual Learning, 2007 DVD (D001303 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01303 ) Hardly a minute goes by without using energy resources. This program explores the wide range of energy resources including: crude oil, natural gas, coal, nuclear energy, moving water, biomass, solar energy, wind energy, and geothermal energy. The relative advantages and disadvantages of each energy resource are outlined. Additional terminology includes: sun, electricity, acid rain, greenhouse gases, global warming, gasoline, heating oil, alternative energy, turbines, radioactive waste, hydro power & more! Grades 5-9 Content Not Energy Resources (Full Program 20:05, 249 MB); Chapter 1 - Energy Resources Introduction 1:13, 15 MB; Chapter 2 - Energy Use Today 1:17, 16 MB; Chapter 3 - Fossil Fuels 3:08, 39 MB; Chapter 4 - Nuclear Energy 1:45, 22 MB; Chapter 5 Moving Water as Energy 1:28, 18 MB; Chapter 6 - Producing Energy from Biomass 1:19, 16 MB; Chapter 7 - Solar Energy 1:10, 14 MB; Chapter 8 Wind Energy 1:17, 16 MB; Chapter 9 - Geothermal Energy 1:15, 15 MB; Chapter 10 - Energ 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 4. SCIENCE -MATTER & ENERGY. Atmospheric Science Natural Resources Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 131 Energy Resources: Use & Conservation (V004082 ) English Explorers (V004733 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 Students learn that we can harvest the power of nature from a variety of sources all around us: the sun, wind and water, the atom, energy stored in fossil fuels and the very heat of the planet itself! Discover what life was like before people learned to harness electrical energy and how energyrich fossil fuels like coal, oil and natural gas helped fire the Industrial Revolution. Learn why these powerful energy resources are nonrenewable and in jeopardy of being used up as global energy consumption continues to rise. During the Age of Exploration, England's advancement initially lagged behind the other European powers; however it quickly became involved in the race to colonize and reap the benefits of the New World. Meet Sir Walter Raleigh who tells the story of the great English explorers. Learn about the voyages of John Cabot, credited with making the first European landfall in North America after the Vikings. Discover the story of Sir Francis Drake, the first European to travel in his own ship around the world. Grades 5-8. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Energy In Action Energy, There Are Better Ways (D001043 ) DVD, P-I, 26, CS, Landmark Media, 1997 A search for energy takes Albert to fossil fuel and nuclear power plants to observe the positive and negative aspects of using, producing, and cooling energy. A look at conventional and alternative energy sources. Is coal more than just the sun's energy in a prehistoric package? Is energy a breeze? Can solar cells sell? How can you cut down on our energy consumption? Animated 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. Explorers Of The World English Ships & Seamen (V003320 ) Video, I-H, 21, CS, 100%, 1986 Explains why England came to colonize America. Tells how England's conflicts with Spain and France expedited its shipbuilding, exploration and colonization. Actors in costume in a re-created Indian village relive the initial interaction of the two cultures and the tragic chain of events that ultimately ended in the mystery of Roanoke. Also features John White's original drawings. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -OCEANOGRAPHY. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. Energy - There Are Better Ways (V004152 ) Enhancing Self-Esteem (V002083 ) Streaming video (25 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. License agreement - lifetime. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use., Landmark, 1997 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01043 ) DVD (D001043 ) Video, I-J, 30, CS, GPN, 1994 A search for energy takes Albert to fossil fuel and nuclear power plants to observe the positive and negative aspects of using, producing, and cooling energy. A look at conventional and alternative energy sources. Is coal more than just the sun's energy in a prehistoric package? Is energy a breeze? Can solar cells sell? How can you cut down on our energy consumption? This program tells your students that every one of them is important and worthy, that what they do matters and that they owe it to themselves to do their very best. They will see how their actions affect their own self-esteem and that of others. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Big Changes, Big Choices Entropy (V003180 ) Video, J-C, 30, CS, Annenberg, 1985 The Carnot engine, part two, with profound implications for the behavior of matter and the flow of time through the universe. 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SCIENCE -MATTER & ENERGY. 3. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Mechanical Universe...And Beyond - Part II Nature Knows Best Environmental Health (V004951 ) Engine Of Nature (V003179 ) Video, J-C, 30, CS, Annenberg, 1985 The Carnot engine, part one, beginning with simple steam engines. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Mechanical Universe...And Beyond - Part II England's Last Chance (V004027 ) Video, J-A, 50, CS, History Channel, 1994 Benedict Arnold was exposed as a traitor in 1780, but a new hero of the seas, John Paul Jones, took his place. On the British side, Sir Henry Clinton captured 5,000 men at the siege of Charleston. As the conflict moved south, the Americans perfected a new style of fighting guerilla warfare. The American commandor Nathaniel Greene forced Britain's Lord Cornwallis to retreat into Virginia, while Daniel Morgan led a company of men to victory in the Battle of the Cowpens. Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2005 Taking care of the world around you may seem like a pretty big job. But keeping the environment healthy and clean is everyone's responsibility-even kids play a part! Young learners will see that one important way to help is to simply remember the three R's: reduce, reuse and recycle. Students learn that not all trash is created equal as we visit a recycling plant. Different kinds of pollution--air, water and noise--are explored, and the various causes behind them are revealed. This video provides great tips for kids! 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HEALTH/SAFETY. 2. SCIENCE -ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Health For Children Epidemic Continues, The: Kids, Drugs & Alcohol (V002203 ) Video, H-A, 24, CS, CorVision, 1995 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. When you use drugs and alcohol you take a chance. You might die. Every year thousands do. But death isn't all that likely. What is more likely is that you will injure your mind, your body, your family, your life. American Revolution, The 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 132 Episode 308 (D001342 ) Episode 311 (D001345 ) DVD, P-H, 28, ThinkTV, 2008 DVD, P-H, 27, ThinkTV, 2008 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01342 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01345 ) Serpent Mound - Serpent Mound is a massive earthwork depicting an uncoiling serpent and is the largest and finest effigy mound in the United States. Spanning nearly 1,300 feet in length, it is thought to be constructed by the Fort Ancient culture more than 1,000 years ago. Today, it is a National Historic Landmark. The Learning Tree Farm - In April 1973, classroom teachers who were concerned about how "out of touch" their students were with the outdoors founded The Learning Tree Farm. It has been serving school children and their families in the Dayton/Miami Valley area, growing from about 200 students in 1973 to more than 6,000 in 2006. Ask Pierre: Game Day Foods - Chef Pierre Wolfe gets a letter from a football watching party planner, prompting the question: What are some tricks to becoming a master of the grill? Wolfe shares some tips as well as some recipes with local produce. Jeff Gage Discovers: Great Lakes Brewing Company - Great Lakes Brewing Company is a principle-centered, environmen Honda Soybeans - Some Ohio farmers grow soybeans for Honda. But thats not all. The soybeans will end up in Japan where the high-quality product is made into tofu and soy sauce. Our Ohio describes the soybeans journey to Japan, and what Honda sends back to Ohio. Local Matters - Buying local is an important trend, and a group of entrepreneurs in Columbus are getting together to spread the word. Restaurant owners, farmers, bakers and ice cream makers started an organization to keep the community buying local. Odd Jobs: Tavern Dinners at Carillon Park - Sometimes people want dinner to be an interactive experience. Meet the people who make sure you'll have a timeless meal you won't soon forget at Carillon Park. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation <p>Our Ohio magazine article about Honda's soybeans<p>Local Matters<p>Carillon Historical Park <p>PubLoc Dayton, OH <p>Our Ohio: Episode 311 (Full Program 27:04, 276 MB); Chapter 1: Honda Soybeans; Chapter 2: Local Matters; Chapter 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Our Ohio Episode 309 (D001343 ) Episode 312 (D001346 ) DVD, P-H, 26, ThinkTV, 2008 DVD, P-H, 27, ThinkTV, 2008 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01343 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01346 ) ACENet/Milo's Whole World Gourmet - ACEnet is a nonprofit economic development and business support organization helping to build a sustainable economy in Appalachian Ohio. Visit Milo's Whole World Gourmet online. Doc Sanders: Alpaca Farms - At Windswept Farms, the animals are more than just livestock, they are part of the family. Doc Sanders explores one alpaca farm in Little Hocking, Ohio, where the owners invite people to stay at the bed and breakfast and interact with the grazing alpacas. Here is some information about Windswept Farms, courtesty of the Ohio Bed and Breakfast Association. Odd Jobs: Woman Power on the Farm - Stacy Atherton wears the pants in her relationship, and she prefers overalls. Showing that farming isn't just a man's job, she runs a highly successful dairy operation in Licking County. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation <p>Milo's Whole World Gourmet<p>Ohio Bed and Breakfast Association <p>PubLoc Dayton, OH <p>Our Ohio: Episode 309 (Full Progra Robert Rothschild Farm - Rothschild Farm offers more than 200 gourmet food products and buys much of its supplies from local producers. This award-winning company also offers tours and activities for people to experience agriculture. The Arcade - One of the Gem City's oldest gems, The Arcade is a cluster of buildings whose elegant rotunda was once a landmark of downtown Dayton. Lately it's fallen into disrepair, but with the work of a local preservationist, this gem may soon shine again. Doc Sanders: Pet Obesity - As Americans add extra pounds so do our pets. In our animal segment, Doc Sanders tells viewers what can be done to battle pet obesity. Ask Pierre: Eat More, Lose Weight - Chef Pierre Wolfe answers some dietary questions on how to take off that "winter coat" by increasing food intake. Hometown Ohio: Yellow Springs <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation <p>Robert Rothschild Farm<p>The Historic Arcade<p>Pudgy Pet Trends <p>PubLoc Dayton, OH <p>Our Ohio: Episode 312 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Our Ohio Episode 310 (D001344 ) Episode 313 (D001347 ) DVD, I-H, 28, ThinkTV, 2008 DVD, P-H, 27, ThinkTV, 2008 DVD (D001344 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01347 ) Organ Donation Saves Farm Matriarch - The Vollrath family has a rich tradition of farming throughout the generations. But when Ruth was stricken with a heart ailment leaving her in need of a transplant, the family was shaken. Ruth received a new heart from a young boy and thanks to his invaluable gift, she's back on the farm and spreading awareness of organ donation. Steiner Cheese - Ohio is No. 1 in U.S. Swiss cheese production, and it all began with Steiner Cheese. Our Ohio visits the factory to celebrate its 175th year in the business. Jeff Gage Discovers: Warther Carving Museum - Ernest "Mooney" Warther turned his joy of carving wood and ivory into creations that the Smithsonian has called "priceless works of art." See them at Warther Carving Museum. Ask Pierre: Cheesy Ideas - After discovering Ohio's history with cheese , a viewer writes in to inquire about the best cheese to have at a party, which cheese to serve with wine, and how to create something quick and easy with local products. Reef Systems Coral Farm - You don't have to travel to Australia to experience a coral reef. An Ohio couple is growing saltwater coral in 1,500 gallon vats. This business, which is Ohio's first coral farm, is a way to protect coral reefs, which can be damaged by over harvesting. The farm is open to the public Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone 614-933-8779 or e-mail [email protected] The Cleveland Food Bank - The Cleveland Food Bank was the top food bank in the country last year. It serves a seven-county area and more than 3,000 hot meals per day. Its kitchen facility is inspected by the Ohio Department of Agriculture and has been called "immaculate." Ask Pierre: Cornbread - Ohio is one of the country's largest corn producing states. Chef Pierre Wolfe shows us how to turn some local products into delicious bread for the whole family. Ohio State University Extension provides some helpful information on selecting, storing and serving corn. Glory Foods - Collard greens, swee 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Our Ohio Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 133 Episode 314 (D001348 ) Episode 317 (D001351 ) DVD, P-H, 26, ThinkTV, 2008 DVD, P-H, 25, ThinkTV, 2008 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01348 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01351 ) Center for Innovative Food Technology - CIFT has a farm-to-chef program in its second year where 40 farmers and 50 restaurants in northwest Ohio work together to best serve chefs looking to find local ingredients. In some cases, chefs can request a grower to raise a particular item. Jeff Gage Discovers: The Walden Country Inn and Stables - Want a spa getaway with a hometown, farm feel? It's possible to achieve both when you stay at the Walden Country Inn and Stables. This renovated property on two acres has a touch of class that will make you forget you're on a farm. Odd Jobs: National Turkey Caller - Call most people a turkey and you'll most likely get a fat lip. Call Shane Hendershot of Zanesville the same and he'll shake your hand. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation <p>The Center for Innovative Food Technology<p>Walden Country Inn and Stables<p>National Wild Turkey Federation <p>PubLoc Dayton, OH <p>Our Ohio: Episode 314 (Full Program 25:59, 265 MB); Chapter 1: Cen Revolver Restaurant - After working for high profile chefs such as Emeril Lagasse and Wolfgang Puck, Chef Michael Bulkowski returned to his hometown of Findlay to bring some of his big city experience to the small town. The food is local and the menu is exquisite. The restaurant is located at 110 East Sandusky Street, Findlay, Ohio 45840 Phone: 419-424-4020. The restaurant is open for dinner Monday through Saturday. Reservations are strongly recommended. Urban Fish Farm - It might be the last place you'd expect to find fish. Mike Harubin needed a place to grow his yellow fish and goldfish. He ended up in an old warehouse in a brownfield of downtown Cleveland. Aquaculture is a growing industry, and he's helping it to thrive. Tom Price: The Ultimate Green Farmer - He's a great example of what we all should try to become. With a unique composting facility, Price does his part to pitch in to save the environment. Watch the Tom Price video segment online . Chef Pierre: Mushrooms - Pierre Wolfe show 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Our Ohio Episode 315 (D001349 ) Episode 318 (D001352 ) DVD, P-H, 28, ThinkTV, 2008 DVD, P-H, 26, ThinkTV, 2008 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01349 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01352 ) Majoring in Food Science - The next time you indulge in Roasted Caramel Apple Cream Stacked and Stuffed Hotcakes at Bob Evans, thank a Buckeye. Thanks to the Ohio State University's Food Science College, one student graduated with a sweet success story. Champaign Springs There's something in the water in Urbana, Ohio, and one family is trying to bottle it up. We follow the rich history of Champaign Springs, from its time as a dairy farm, well-known swim club and now, as it begins a new business venture. Champaign Springs, 4780 Valley Pike, Urbana. 937-788-2500 Doc Sanders: Before you buy a horse - Horses are beautiful animals and can make great pets. But before you buy a horse, there are some things Doc wants you to know. Jeff Gage Discovers: How to make his own cheese When Gage heard there was a place where he could make his own beer and cheese, he had to see it for himself. What he finds is Leeners, near Akron, a place that specialized in food and beverage home craft supplies. <p>Resour High Tech on the Farm - Our Ohio shows an interesting "day in the life" of this dairy farm family that uses technology to make their operation efficient and productive. They have farming down to a science. Ohio Shrimp Farming - Ohio Shrimp farmers are producing fresh seafood. Ohio now has about 25 shrimp farms scattered around the state. We travel to a farm in New London to experience a shrimp harvest. Our Ohio magazine wrote about Bob Calalas Huron County shrimp farm. Eyes Wide Open Worldwide - Eyes Wide Open Worldwide (EWOW) is an organization designed to inspire children and to foster their creativity through photography. EWOW was started by a Springfield, Ohio man, Ty Fischer, in 2005. Many of the children's photos have been published in travel guides, brochures and magazines, but the real goal is to instill confidence in the children by showing them they can tell a story through photographs. Doc Sanders: Birthing Season - Ohio farmers put in long hours and a lot of care for their animals 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Our Ohio Episode 316 (D001350 ) Episode 319 (D001353 ) DVD, P-H, 28, ThinkTV, 2008 DVD, P-H, 25, ThinkTV, 2008 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01350 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01353 ) Majoring in Food Science - The next time you indulge in Roasted Caramel Apple Cream Stacked and Stuffed Hotcakes at Bob Evans, thank a Buckeye. Thanks to the Ohio State University's Food Science College, one student graduated with a sweet success story. Champaign Springs There's something in the water in Urbana, Ohio, and one family is trying to bottle it up. We follow the rich history of Champaign Springs, from its time as a dairy farm, well-known swim club and now, as it begins a new business venture. Champaign Springs, 4780 Valley Pike, Urbana. 937-788-2500 Doc Sanders: Before you buy a horse - Horses are beautiful animals and can make great pets. But before you buy a horse, there are some things Doc wants you to know. Jeff Gage Discovers: How to make his own cheese When Gage heard there was a place where he could make his own beer and cheese, he had to see it for himself. What he finds is Leeners, near Akron, a place that specialized in food and beverage home craft supplies. <p>Resour Franklin Park Conservatory - The beautiful botanical haven promotes environmental appreciation and awareness. Our Ohio host Gail Hogan is on location to explore this beautiful conservatory and speak with one of the horticulturalists. The Cincinnati Flower Show - Every year, Cincinnati hosts a flower show that is known as "The King of All Flower Shows." Horticulturalists come to show off their finest flowers, but only one will get Best in Show. Here is the Web site for Kevin O'Dell, http://kendrickodell.com/ . This year's show is April 19 through 27, 2008. Rahn Greenhouse - The Rahn family has been a horticultural fixture in the Cincinnati area for decades. Our Ohio takes a tour through this lucsious greenhouse to see what's in bloom. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation <p>Conservatory<p>The Cincinnati Flower Show<p>Rahn Greenhouse <p>PubLoc Dayton, OH <p>Our Ohio: Episode 319 (Full Program 24:59, 255 MB); Chapter 1: Franklin Conservatory 8:04; Chapter 2: Cincinnati Flo 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Our Ohio Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 134 Episode 320 (D001354 ) Episode 323 (D001357 ) DVD, P-H, 26, ThinkTV, 2008 DVD, P-H, 29, ThinkTV, 2008 Jeff Gage Discovers: Young's Jersey Dairy - Feel like grabbing an ice cream cone? How about hitting a few balls on a miniature golf course? You can do it all at Young's Jersey Dairy farm. Gage finds out how this dairy farm has evolved over the years. Spring Planting - Ohio farm families are defined by two special times of the year: spring planting and fall harvest. In this weeks Lifestyle segment we visit the Wuebker family farm in Darke County to see what spring planting season is all about. Doc Sanders: Canine cops - Dogs are, of course, man's best friend, but they can also be great partners - especially in dangerous police work. Doc Sanders introduces us to one police officer and his canine partner. Chef Pierre: Honey - Chef Pierre Wolfe shows us how to use honey in the kitchen without getting into a sticky situation. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation <p>Young's Jersey Dairy<p>Honey Bees <p>PubLoc Dayton, OH <p>Our Ohio: Episode 320 (Full Program 25:24, 259 MB); C INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01357 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Organ Donation Saves Family Matriarch - The Vollrath family has a rich tradition of farming throughout the generations. But when Ruth was stricken with a heart ailment leaving her in need of a transplant, the family was shaken. Ruth received a new heart from a young boy and thanks to his invaluable gift, she's back on the farm and spreading awareness of organ donation. Reef Systems Coral Farm - You don't have to travel to Australia to experience a coral reef. An Ohio couple is growing saltwater coral in 1,500 gallon vats. This business, which is Ohio's first coral farm, is a way to protect coral reefs, which can be damaged by over harvesting. The farm is open to the public Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone 614-933-8779 or e-mail [email protected] Jeff Gage Discovers: Walden Country Inn and Stables - Want a spa getaway with a hometown, farm feel? It's possible to achieve both when you stay at the Walden Country Inn and Stables. This renovated property on two acres has a Our Ohio 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Episode 321 (D001355 ) Our Ohio DVD, P-H, 27, ThinkTV, 2008 Episode 324 (D001358 ) Clay Corridor - The land between Dresden and Nelsonville offers great things. This is where you'll find rich soil that is perfect for pottery. The Clay Corridor has centers for pottery and artists to sculpt some beautiful artwork. Bamboo Farmer - Growing bamboo in Ohio? Not only can bamboo be successfully grown in Ohio, but the River Cane species is native to Ohio. Our Ohio follows Jerry Burton as he maintains his successful bamboo operation. Our Ohio magazine also featured Burton's Bamboo Garden. Call 513-899-3446 or e-mail [email protected]. Possum Run Greenhouse - There are many natural wonders in the Mohican State Park area, but Possum Run Greenhouse is a man-made one, with more than 80,000 square feet of flowers and plants. Possum Run also boasts the largest fuschia production in the country. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation<p>bamboo not just for pandas<p>Possum Run Greenhouse <p>PubLoc Dayton, OH <p>Our Ohio: Episode 321 (Full Program 26:29, 270 MB DVD, P-H, 31, ThinkTV, 2008 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Episode 322 (D001356 ) DVD, P-H, 27, ThinkTV, 2008 Jerry Suter - When it comes to his fruit and vegetable farm, Jerry Suter gets a lot of help from young people. But Jerry is doing more than paying them. He's teaching students important lessons in agriculture and preservation. Century Farms - The Ohio Department of Agricultures Ohio Century Farms Program is designed to recognize families who have maintained a farm or homestead in their family for at least 100 years, with an emphasis on wellpreserved, working farms. One such farm is owned by Bob and Marietta Martin in Belmont County. Since 1805, buildings and structures have come and gone, but the family tradition remains the same. Doc Sanders: Team Greyhound - When their racing days are behind them, most greyhounds face a very bleak future. But an organization called Team Greyhound has a unique program for rehabilitating these former race dogs and getting them ready for real homes. Ask Chef Pierre: Dried versus Fresh Herbs - Our Ohio Chef Pierre Wolfe explains the pros and cons of dried versu 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Creek Bend Bucking Bulls - As a young man, Denny Thorsell never thought he would be able to live his dream of being a cowboy. After living in Texas and becoming a horse trainer, his dreams came true. Today, he runs a facility with the finest genetics available to create the highest quality bucking bulls. Wine and Cheese Production - Andy and Deanna Troutman are not your typical farmers. Besides being young and inexperienced, they are entrepreneurs in their wine and cheese operation. They have found a way to grow their products to a targeted consumer base. Visit The Winery at Wolf Creek, 2637 S Cleveland Massillon Road, Norton 44203-6417 or call 800-436-0426. Ask Pierre: Wine and Cheese Pairings - Do you want some cheese with that wine? Chef Pierre Wolfe can tell you some of the best ones to pair with each other. Odd Jobs: Turkey Caller - Shane Hendershot is bilingual, but only a certain feathered friend can understand his language. Fortunately, his skills have made him the best turkey caller i 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Episode 325 (D001359 ) DVD, P-H, 26, ThinkTV, 2008 Crop Dusting - Crop dusting, or aerial application, involves spraying crops with fertilizers, pesticides and fungicides from an agricultural aircraft. Crop dusting has a long history, rooted in Ohio. Our Ohio follows one crop duster as he takes flight. Mint Tea Farmer - In a world where many corporations outsource their work to India, it's nice to see a farmer who does it the other way around. Dan Tropea gets tea material from all over the world to create his mint tea, and Our Ohio is there just in time for harvest season. Tropea's teas are available to most Ohio grocery stores through the company's distributor. Tropea says to ask your local grocer if you do not see the Mint Brook Meadows Tea label. You can also order online through www.mintbrookmeadows.com. Doc Sanders: Ecological Footprint of a Cow - What kind of ecological footprint do cattle have on the environment? Doc Sanders explores this topic and talks about modern dairy practices. Chef Pierre: Grilling Out - Summer is here and that m 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 135 Episode 326 (D001360 ) Episode 403 (D001363 ) DVD, P-H, 28, ThinkTV, 2008 DVD, P-H, 26, ThinkTV, 2008 Forget France! - Warren Seymour has traveled the world and lived in Italy, the British Isles and the South of France. But when he discovered Kidron, Ohio, he finally felt at home. Today he and his wife are creating a small vineyard. Celebrity Horse Trainer - Shawn Flarida is a celebrity horse trainer with a large media presence, a huge following and huge sales figures—and he's right here in Ohio. Odd Jobs: Behind the Scenes of 'Our Ohio' - What job takes you to a hog farm one day, then directing on-air personalities the next? The crew of Our Ohio has seen it all, now they're spilling their secrets. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation <p> <p>PubLoc Dayton, OH <p>Our Ohio: Episode 326 (Full Program 27:56, 285 MB); Chapter 1: Forget France! 7:53; Chapter 2: Celebrity Horse Trainer 6:35; Chapter 3: Odd Jobs: Behind the Scenes of 'Our Ohio' 8:55 <p>WMV Streaming file. MPEG-1 download file. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instru INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01363 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Episode 401 (D001361 ) The October People - A full moon rises over an isolated farmhouse. A shriek in the distance can only mean one thing—it's All Hallows Eve in rural Ohio. Farm families are supplementing their income by repurposing their farms for special events. Our Ohio shows the frightful and financial side of turning a farm into a ghastly gallery of ghouls. Lavender Farm Lavender is one versatile plant; it's used to promote healing, for culinary purposes, cosmetics, housekeeping and craft work. To learn more, Our Ohio visits Daybreak Lavender Farm, the first lavender farm in the state. Daybreak hosts a lavender festival each June and also has an online store. Buffalo Farm - David Uible travels to Russia each month for his publishing business. Cindy Cassell was working on her PhD in nutrition. They purchased a dairy farm, named it Vista Grand Ranch and wondered what to do with it. They made their decision: to raise animals associated with the Great Plains of the 1800s. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio DVD, P-H, 26, ThinkTV, 2008 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01361 ) Growing Ohio - People who work the land have a special passion for what they do. Using selected interviews from three seasons of Our Ohio, the show creates a heartfelt portrait of what it means to be an Ohio farmer. American Elm Workshop - This family furniture making business harvests its own trees in southeastern Ohio. Due to the hilly topography, the family uses horses to pull and move logs. Owner Wulf Reinke came to the United States from East Germany when he was 32-years-old. American Elm Workshop in Morgan County is part of Hickory Ridge group. Hickory Ridge is comprised of eight shops representing 45 artists; located just 11 miles east of Burr Oak State Park, and 5 miles west of Malta on State Route 78. Information is available at http://www.hickoryridgeohio.com/ or by calling 740-557-3129. Twinsburg Twins Days - Last August, more than 2,000 sets of twins came to Twinsburg to celebrate their, well, twin-ness. The annual event started in 1976 with 37 sets of twins in attendance. Over the 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Episode 404 (D001364 ) DVD, P-H, 27, ThinkTV, 2008 The Holiday—Lake Erie Fishing Cruise Operated by Wayne Bratton, a 26-year veteran of Lake Erie fishing, the Holiday provides historical and socio-economic tours of the Cuyahoga River. Hocking Valley Scenic Railway - Take a leisurely trip on a passenger train dating back to the 1920s. Hear about Hocking Valley history and enjoy the fall foliage of southeastern Ohio. The Blue and the Gray - Civil War re-enactments provide a glimpse into the past. Re-enactments are a colorful history lesson for the audience and an avid hobby for the participants. For a closer look, Our Ohio volunteers for duty with the 1st Ohio Volunteer Cavalry Regiment. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation <p>Hocking Valley Scenic Railway <p>PubLoc Dayton, OH <p>Our Ohio: Episode 404 (Full Program 26:17, 268 MB); Chapter 1: The Holiday—Lake Erie Fishing Cruise; Chapter 2: Hocking Valley Scenic Railway; Chapter 3: The Blue and the Gray <p>WMV Streaming file. MPEG-1 download file. Mode of access: World Wi Our Ohio 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Episode 402 (D001362 ) Our Ohio DVD, P-H, 26, ThinkTV, 2008 The Mad River Theater Works is a professional touring ensemble with deep roots in the flat farm country of the Midwest. They create plays that combine music and drama to tell stories about people from the back roads and small towns of America. Four Seasons City Farms - Four Seasons City Farms is an award-winning outreach ministry of Old First Presbyterian Church in Columbus. This community garden ministry began when church members decided to turn a parking lot into a garden. Three years later, the project has grown into 10 gardens in the inner city that provide organically grown vegetables. Here's an article about community gardens from Our Ohio magazine. Woman Power on the Farm - After graduating from Ohio State University, Stacy Atherton returns home to become the Dairy Herd Manager at ther family's farm. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation <p><p>Mad River theater Works<p>Four Seasons City Farm <p>growing Green Communities <p>PubLoc Dayton, OH <p>Our Ohio: Episode 40 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Episode 405 (D001365 ) DVD, P-H, 28, ThinkTV, 2008 Herds, Packs and Gaggles - Ohio's human population: 11.5 million. But what about our animals? This segment examines the special relationships we have with pets and livestock. Ohio Horse Racing - Ohio is serious about harness racing. Fans pack Scioto Downs, Thistle Downs and other tracks across the state. Our Ohio takes you to the action on the track and behind the scenes, courtesy Midland Stables. Polo - Polo is a fast and graceful sport that demands the horse and rider work as one. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation <p>Running the Race of a Lifetime<p>Columbus Polo Club <p>PubLoc Dayton, OH <p>Our Ohio: Episode 405 (Full Program 27:59, 286 MB); Chapter 1: Ohio Horse Racing; Chapter 2: Herds, Packs and Gaggles; Chapter 3: Polo; Chapter 4: Ohio Wildlife Returns <p>WMV Streaming file. MPEG-1 download file. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 136 Episode 406 (D001366 ) Episode 410 (D001369 ) DVD, P-H, 28, ThinkTV, 2008 DVD, P-H, 26, ThinkTV, 2008 DVD (D001366 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01369 ) Carolyn Mazloomi: Quiltmaker - Masloomi—fiber artist, lecturer, aeronautical engineer, historian and master quilter is a strong advocate for the preservation of quilt making in the African-American community. The Kids are Alright - The Pik Crew is a bluegrass band composed of five teenagers. For the last three years, the New Carlisle musicians have been raising money to help send Miami Valley veterans to see the World War II memorial in Washington, D.C. In July, the musicians accompanied a flight of 60 veterans to the memorial. Here is the Pik Crew official Web site. 4H Pet Pals - 4-H kids and their dogs are trained to visit senior citizens. Master 4-H volunteer leaders teach youth the skills needed to interact with residents in healthcare facilities, enhancing intergenerational relationships. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation <p>Carolyn L. Mazloomi <p>Pet Pals <p>PubLoc Dayton, OH <p>Our Ohio: Episode 406 (Full Program 27:14, 278 MB); Chapter 1: 4H Pet Pals; Chapte House of Trash - Our Ohio visits a house made entirely of recycled materials -one of few and the only one in Ohio. The farmers who built it are pioneers in the idea of modern homesteading and being completely selfsufficient. The owners also raise organic chickens, llamas and vegetables. Wiebold Studio, Inc. - Since 1945 Wiebold Studio, Inc. has restored and repaired the art and antiques of homeowners, collectors and dealers. Wiebold conservators repair and restore oil paintings and fine art, ceramics, metal-ware, portrait miniatures and many other small historical objects and objects d'arte. Some of the company's clients include The White House, Yale University, the Taft Museum and the Cincinnati Art Museum. Marilou Suszko: Freshwater Farms - Marilou Suszko tours the largest indoor hatchery in the state and gives some tips on how to best prepare the many different kinds of fish raised at Freshwater Farms. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation <p> <p>PubLoc Dayton, OH <p> 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Episode 408 (D001367 ) DVD, P-H, 29, ThinkTV, 2008 Fossil Fuel Farm - Gas prices are painful for everyone, but it is especially difficult for farmers. From diesel to fertilizer, a modern farm runs on petroleum. Our Ohio looks at an average-sized farm and calculates how much the price of production goes for petroleum-based products. Fueled by the Farm: PK Biodiesel - An Ohio soybean farmer for 30 years, Jack Purdy recently expanded into the biodiesel business by installing his own biodiesel plant. The same barn that once housed livestock now produces B100, pure biodiesel from his soybeans. Full Circle Fuels - Sam Merrett, an Oberlin College graduate, has created Full Circle Fuels, a unique facility which converts cars to run on used vegetable oil from local restaurants. Food for Thought - Oberlin College and its dining services work hard to promote eating local, and the students can taste the difference. Our Ohio travels to the college to see how it is changing the way students gain the freshman 15. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Burea 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Episode 409 (D001368 ) Episode 411 (D001370 ) DVD, P-H, 28, ThinkTV, 2008 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01370 ) Cleveland Surfers - These surfers aren't the typical beach boys. Surfing in Cleveland is gritty, difficult and not to mention, very cold. Our Ohio travels to Lake Erie to see how these guys do it. Glory Foods - Collard greens, sweet potatoes, black-eyed peas and rutabaga arent traditional Ohio fare. But Glory Foods, in Columbus, has captured the flavor of traditional down home Southern cooking like no one else. Hershey Montessori School - This school has a farm where students are responsible for all the farm chores. The program is guided by Maria Montessori's vision of a farm-based community in which students experience practical roles that integrate and apply academic studies while building a greater connection to society and the world. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation <p>Glory Foods<p>Hershey Montessori School <p>PubLoc Dayton, OH <p>Our Ohio: Episode 411 (Full Program 26:45, 273 MB); Chapter 1: Cleveland Surfers; Chapter 2: Hershey Montessori School; Chapter 3: G 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio DVD, P-H, 29, ThinkTV, 2008 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01368 ) Lake Farmpark - Lake Farmpark is a family oriented science and cultural center devoted to agriculture, farming and country life. You can milk a cow, take a wagon ride and discover more than 50 breeds of farm animals up close. See border collies at work, discover solar and wind power and explore several theme gardens. Paul Bunyan Show - Sponsored by the Ohio Forestry Association, this annual event features international lumberjack competitions along with forestry industry research, technology and education workshops. Inventing flight - One hundred and five years ago, humans first took flight. It was the inventive, creative minds of two Ohio brothers that made it possible. We know their names, but what else can we learn from the Wright Brothers? We hear from Tom Crouch, from the Smithsonian Institution and author of The Bishop's Boys. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation <p>Lake Metroparks <p>PubLoc Dayton, Our Ohio: Episode 409 (Full Program 28:38, 292 MB); Chapter 1: Off Episode 412 (D001371 ) DVD, P-H, 28, ThinkTV, 2008 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01371 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Boyd's Crystal Art Glass - For four generations, the Boyd family has been practicing the ancient art of glassmaking. Beginning with Zack Boyd in 1901, glassmaking secrets and formulas have been handed down from father to son. Boyd Glass still manufactures collectibles the old-fashioned way, with a man and a mold and not with an automated machine. Katie Laur: Music from the Hills of Home - Born into a musical family, Katie Laur has had a long career in bluegrass music. One of the first women in the United States to lead a bluegrass band, her music has taken her from the Kennedy Center all the way to Russia. Laur has a local radio show on WNKU called Music from the Hills of Home. Worthington Steel - Early in the 20th century, Ohio was a major producer of the nation's much-needed steel. Today, though, many of those famous foundries are no more. One survivor is Worthington Steel in Columbus. The steel made there finds its way into many agricultural machines also used in Ohio. <p>Resources <p>Ou Our Ohio 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 137 Episode 413 (D001372 ) Equations and Formulas (V003261 ) DVD, P-H, 28, ThinkTV, 2008 Video, H, 29, CS, GPN, 1990 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01372 ) This program provides an important foundation for much of the underlying mathematics used in subsequent programs. It is essentially an introduction to simple algebra. Medina Ice Festival - Most folks throughout Ohio wouldn't find ice worth celebrating, but the small town of Medina has found a way to make the best of even a cold northeastern Ohio winter. The annual ice festival features winter at its best, complete with an ice sculpting contest. The Blue and the Gray - Civil War re-enactments provide a glimpse into the past. Reenactments are a colorful history lesson for the audience and an avid hobby for the participants. For a closer look, Our Ohio volunteers for duty with the 1st Ohio Volunteer Cavalry Regiment. Marilou Suszko: Garlic - Marilou Suszko travels to Peace Angel Garlic Farm in Morrow to talk to Paul Zorn about the differenes in flavor among the many varieties of garlic he grows. Then in the kitchen, Suszko shows how even cutting garlic in different ways will affect its flavor and intensity. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation <p>Main Street Medina<p>Our Ohio: Show 413 <p>PubLoc Dayton, OH <p>Our Ohio: Episode 413 (Ful 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Episode 414 (D001373 ) DVD, P-H, 28, ThinkTV, 2008 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01373 ) Training Border Collies - With just a whistle or a whisper, a trainer can set a well-trained Border Collie into action. In a remarkable collaboration, it's as though the dog is an extension of the human. See how trainers are able to make this happen. Energy Farmers - Though these days it seems Ohio is pinning more of its energy hopes on corn and soybeans, Ohio has a rich oil and gas heritage that dates back to the birth of the industry. In fact, a century ago, when the Lima-Trenton field of northwestern Ohio was one of the largest U.S. producing provinces, Ohio was considered the "Middle East" of the oil and gas producing world. Our Ohio learns more about the past, present and future of Ohio oil. Growing Ohio - People who work the land have a special passion for what they do. Using selected interviews from three seasons of Our Ohio, the show creates a heartfelt portrait of what it means to be an Ohio farmer. <p>Resources <p>Our Ohio<p>Ohio Farm Bureau Federation <p>Our Ohio: Show 414<p>Knox 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our Ohio Equal Rights For All (V002222 ) Video, P-I, 25, CS, Library Video, 1995 Surveys the story of the Bill of Rights, The Abolitionists, the biography of Abraham Lincoln, the Emancipation Proclamation, the biography of Susan B. Anthony and Women's suffrage. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CONTEMPORARY STUDIES. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. American History For Children Equations (DV00187 ) DVD, I, 15, CS, Library Video, 2004 When Dr. Strangeglove creates a Number Juicer in space - designed to transform all of the world's numbers into tasty beverages - it's up to Secret Agent Matt Mattics and his team of special agents to save the day! By answering a series of interactive questions on equations involving a single variable, students can help Mattics and his team thwart the evil plans of Dr. Strangeglove before it's too late in this fun, animated program. Includes an English & Spanish track. Grades 4-6. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. 2. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Math Challenge, The 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. 2. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 3. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 5. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 6. MATHEMATICS -- ALGEBRA. By The Numbers Equivalent Fractions & Mixed Numbers (DV00188 ) DVD, I, 15, CS, Library Video, 2004 That dastardly Dr. Strangeglove has created an electric Storm Cloud Blender with the ability to break every calculator within a 50-mile radius a complete mathematical meltdown! It's up to Secret Agent Matt Mattics and his team of special agents to answer a slew of questions relating to equivalent fractions and mixed numbers in order to save the day in this fun, animated program. Includes an English & Spanish track. Grades 4-6. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. 2. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Math Challenge, The Era Of Colonization, The: 1585-1763 (V003327 ) Video, I-H, 35, CS, Schlessinger, 1996 This video illustrates early European hardships, the influence of the English in the New World, the role of Pennsylvania's Quakers, and religious diversity/freedom. Students explore the struggle for control in North America. Native American interaction; Jamestown settlement; Puritan settlements; French and Indian War and the impact of colonial wars. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 138 The Era of Women's Firsts (1836-1851); V (D001272 ) Erosion (DV00288 ) The series begins with the arrival of women colonists at Jamestown and Plymouth Plantation at the beginning of the 17th century and it follows their contributions and achievements to the beginning of the 21st century. The eight programs are laid out so they can be viewed in their entirety, or by selecting individual segments be viewed separately. Each segment presents a complete story of a unique historical figure, as well as themes of parallel institution building, the fight for equal rights, groundbreakers who opened doors for others to follow, heroines, and the expression of the female soul. The segments show how these women and themes were a part of the American historical fabric; how they impacted their specific eras; and how they influenced future generations and American history. Most importantly historical themes and figures are clearly presented using state of the art visuals. The second program outlines the beginning of women's fight for equality as they achieve numerous firsts in pr, Ambrose, 2006 DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2004 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01272 ) Added Info MPEG-1 download file. WMV streaming file. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. This digital titles was purchased by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in Ohio. Digital Rights 2012. <p>Standards Grade One Social Studies . History; Recognize that the actions of individuals make a difference, and relate the stories of people from diverse backgrounds who have contributed to the heritage of the United States; Y2003 CSS S01 GKG-02 BD; Social Studies: People in Societies Grades 6-8 Benchmark B Grade Eight Indicator 05; Describe the historical limitations on participation of women in U.S. society and their efforts to gain equal rights; Y2003.CSS.S02.G06-08.BB.L08.I05; Social Studies: People in Societies Grades 9-10 Benchmark A Grade 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. A History of Women's Achievement in America Eric Carle: Picture Writer (V001826 ) Video, P-I, 27, CS, Philomel Books, 1993 Eric Carle, artist-storyteller, invites you and your children into his own studio where he reads from "The Very Busy Spider", "The Very Quiet Cricket", and "Draw Me A Star" and shows how step by step he prepares his colorful tissue papers and creates brilliant collage pictures. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 3. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 4. THE ARTS -ARTISTS & TECHNIQUES. 5. LITERATURE -- AUTHORS/ POETS. Erie Canal (V004280 ) The planet looks a lot different than it did when it formed four and a half billion years ago. Bill Nye shows students how the process of erosion can make slow, almost invisible modifications or sudden drastic alterations to the landscape. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translations; and more. This program is also available on VHS cassette. Grades 4 & Up. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Eskimo World, The (V003787 ) Video, P-I, 16, CS, Lucerne, 1999 The life of the "people", as the Eskimos call themselves, is tied directly to the land. That land extends over the frozen Arctic from Russia to Greenland. The largest community in North America is in Kotzebue, Alaska, just above the Arctic Circle. That's where your students meet them. Teenagers show how skins are prepared and unique tools for fishing through the ice are made, along with necessary crafts that have become art forms. Inuit school children perform story telling masked dances that help to preserve traditions. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -NORTH AMERICA. esSAY What? (V004139 ) Video, I-J, 22, CS, Media Inc., 2000 Four finalists in a writing contest compete against each other for the grand prize. They will be judged by some very intriguing and famous writers of years gond by. Each student will write their story using one of the following types of writing - descriptive, persuasive, narrative and expository. After the reading of each essay the compositions are judged on their structure, accuracy of communication and style. This program will help reinforce writing skills in a fun and creative way. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Estimation (V004671 ) Video, P, 15, CS, Math Monsters, 2000 The Math Monsters have a challenge. They must pick and box all the gollywomple in Aunt Two Lips Orchard. There is no way to count all gollywomples, so the Math Monsters must learn strategies that will enable them to estimate. There is a video field trip to visit a Forest Ranger who discusses how estimation is used to monitor wild animal populations. This episode will help young viewers understand the importance and usefulness of estimation along with basic skills to help them in this task. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. Math Monsters Video, I-H, 21, CS, Phoenix, 1990 Estuaries (V001693 ) On November 4th, 1825, Governor DeWitt Clinton stood on the deck of a packet boat and poured a keg of Lake Erie water into the New York Bay. This historic moment marked the official opening of the Erie Canal, and finalized thirteen years of planning, financing, and construction. Since this time, the Erie Canal has undergone many different stages of development, including its state of only partial use today. This video traces these stages, from its origin to its modern-day state, through the use of historical stills. Video, J-C, 13, CS, Coro, 1992 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. Aquatic Ecosystems Estuaries are those ecosystems where salt and fresh waters meet and mix. This program will show how communities of organisms living there are affected by variations in salinity. 1. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- PLANT BEHAVIOR. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 139 Etiquette Man, The (V004119 ) Evaluating Sources (V004875 ) Video, I-H, 22, CS, AIT, 2001 Video, J-H, 23, CS, Library Video, 2004 This video for grades 6-12 tells the story of a very odd, but friendly stranger who comes to a small town high school one spring morning as the guest speaker. His audience is a group of angry, apathetic, media-saturated teenagers. The students and teachers are baffled by how this stranger looks, acts, and speaks. At the end of their day with him, the teenagers are shocked to find themselves being helpful and kind to one another. He teaches through dating advice, which piques their interest and curiosity. Relationships. Finding the right answers and best available research means knowing how to evaluate information. What are the author's credentials? Is he or she credible? Is the information accurate and relevant to the focus or question? Is the information up-to-date? At every stage of the research process, exploring these questions leads to sources that result in success. Mastering the skills of evaluation means a lifetime of having the best information for making decisions. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PSYCHOLOGY. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- STUDY & TEST TAKING SKILLS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 4. COMPUTER EDUCATION -- COMPUTER EDUCATION. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. Europe (DV00254 ) Research Skills For Students DVD, P-I, 18, cc, Film Ideas, 2006 DVD (D001299 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01299 ) As we explore this beautiful continent, we'll show you where the mountains...the plains...and the rivers are located, and show you other things that make the continent of Europe special. When looking back from space, you can see that much of the continent of Europe consists of several peninsulas. A peninsula is an area of land that sticks out into the water from a much larger land area, kind of like a finger and surrounded on 3 sides by water. The DVD program is Chaptered. Content Not Continents of the World: Europe (Full Program 18:00, 163 MB); Chapter 1 - Continents of the World Introduction 3:27, 33 MB; Chapter 2 - Europe Introduction :44, 7 MB; Chapter 3 - Europe Boundaries :43, 6 MB; Chapter 4 - Europe Islands & Peninsulas :57, 8 MB; Chapter 5 - Europe Mountains 2:12, 20 MB; Chapter 6 - Europe Lowlands :59, 9 MB; Chapter 7 - Europe Forests & Grasslands :40, 6 MB; Chapter 8 - Europe Rivers & Seas 1:42, 16 MB; Chapter 9 - Europe Climat 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- EUROPE. Continents of the World Europe Explores The Americas: Northern Voyages and Settlements (V001997 ) Video, I-H, 15, CS, EBEC, 1990 By 1750, Spain, France, and England would claim dominion over the entire continent of North America. This program contrasts these countries' settlements and shows how each responded to the Native Americans. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. Europe Explores The Americas: Southern Voyages and Settlements (V001998 ) Video, I-H, 16, CS, EBEC, 1990 Examines how the Spanish dominated the European exploration and settlement of Central and Southern America. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. An Evening With Edgar Allan Poe (DV00065 ) DVD, J-A, 30, CS, Monterey, 2000 This DVD contains the following: A video presentation of "The Tell-Tale Heart," and "A Journey In Verse," a collection of ten poetry performances which includes: "The Conqueror Worm," "Annabel Lee," "Eldorado," "The Raven" and more. Also included is an audio presentation which includes: "The Gold Bug," "The Cask of Amontillado," "The Tell-Tale Heart," and "The Fall of the House of Usher." Special DVD features: Poe Biography; Scrapbook; Read the story; and Read the Poems. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. LITERATURE -AMERICAN. 3. LITERATURE -- POETRY. 4. LITERATURE -AUTHORS/POETS. Everglades: Home of the Living Dinosaurs (V004981 ) Video, I-A, 45, CS, Disney, 2001 The Everglades, the vast "river of grass" in South Florida, is one of the most fascinating geographic regions on Earth. Through an array of images and scenes that range from the intimacy of a mother alligator cradling the eggs of her young in their ferocious-looking jaws to crimson sunsets over grassland, this program makes life in the Everglades memorably vivid. The "stars" of the film are the kings of Everglades wildlife: alligators. The real protagonist is the complex Everglades ecosystem itself. 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Everglades National Park (V003964 ) Video, I-A, 25, CS, ECI, 1996 Take an extended tour by boat and even hike through a sawgrass sea. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 4. SCIENCE -EARTH SCIENCE. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 6. GENERAL -- GENERAL. Great Park Adventures Everglades, The: Conserving A Balanced Community (2nd Ed.) (V001196 ) Video, J-H, 12, CS, EBEC, 1988 This tour of the Everglades features aerial views of the cypress swamps, forests, and prairies as well as close-ups of birds, plants, and alligators. 1. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. 4. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -U.S. GEOGRAPHY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 140 Everybody's Ethnic - Your Invisible Culture (V004531 ) Everyday Simple Machines (VK00152 ) Video, J-A, 21, CS, Learning Seed, 2001 Video Kit, P-I, 14, CS, Visual Learning, 2007 Culture is like eye color. Your eye color is obvious to anyone who sees you. But you cannot see the color of your own eyes without some kind of reflection. This program helps viewers hold a mirror to their own culture. Travel by video to Mexico for a Day of the Dead celebration, witness a funeral in Bali, explore food in Hong Kong, and see street life in New Delhi to learn about our own "invisible" culture. We believe many of our cultural beliefs are simply the most "natural" or "best" way to behave. A day does not go by without using simple machines. This program explores the six major types of simple machines with practical, colorful examples of each. Illustrates how each of the following simple machines works and makes our lives easier: levers, inclined planes, wedges, screws, wheels and axles, and pulleys. Terminology includes: compound machine, work, effort, force, and mechanical advantage. Grades 3-5. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. Everybody Makes Mistakes (VK00030 ) Everyday Telephone Manners (V001731 ) Video Kit, P, 14, CS, Sunburst, 1996 Video, J-A, 21, CS, Learning Seed, 1993 Helps the youngest students understand that everybody makes mistakes. Featuring scenarios viewers can easily relate to, lively music video makes it clear that it's okay to seek help to fix a mistake, that some mistakes can't be fixed, but also that you can usually learn from a mistake and try again. Over a dozen dramatic and often humorous re-enactments of telephone annoyances, pitfalls, foul-ups, and irritations teach how to smooth electronic communication. Call this telephone etiquette, communications protocol, or just plain good manners, but it's an everyday skill students need. 1. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Everyday Life In The Renaissance (V004697 ) Video, I-H, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 2004 What was it like to live during the Renaissance? This program explores typical homes, diets and clothing during this period. Thanks to a surging economy, many people had more money to spend on improved lifestyles, which included new household amenities, exotic foods and spices, and extravagant wardrobes. Witness the changing roles of work, education, religion, art and entertainment in family life over three centuries across Europe. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- MEDIEVAL & RENAISSANCE. Renaissance For Students, The Everyday Natural Resources (DK00024 ) DVD Kit, I-H, 20, cc, Visual Learning, 2007 DVD (D001304 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01304 ) This program illustrates some of the many resources we utilize regularly. Some of the most important and vulnerable resources - air and water resources - are explored in detail. Nonrenewable geologic resources are discussed, as are renewable living resources. Examples of the ways we use these resources are cited through colorful footage. Finally, perpetual solar and wind energy are emphasized. Other terminology includes: environmental degradation, freshwater, fossil fuels, smog, acid rain, land use, soil & More! DVD Content Not Everyday Natural Resources (Full Program 20:40, 256 MB); Chapter 1 - Everyday Natural Resources Introduction 1:32, 19 MB; Chapter 2 - Categorizing Natural Resources 2:36, 32 MB; Chapter 3 - Water Resources 1:47, 22 MB; Chapter 4 - Air Resources 2:12, 27 MB; Chapter 5 - Land and Soil Resources 1:27, 18 MB; Chapter 6 - Geologic Resources 1:47, 22 MB; Chapter 7 - Living Resources 1:09, 14 MB; Chapter 8 - Perpetual Resources 1:56, 24 MB; Chapter 9 - Eve 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Natural Resources Everyday Science: Discovering The Scientific Method (VK00028 ) Video Kit, P-I, 20, CS, United, 1997 Follow your curiosity as some everyday phenonmenon are explained scientifically. The fundamentals of the scientific method and inquiry are emphasized in discovering the scientific explanations for things around us that we might just take for granted, or not even notice at all. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -- FAMILY LIVING, MARRIAGE & PARENTING. 3. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 4. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. Everyone Pays...Teenage Drinking & Driving (V004487 ) Video, J-H, 35, CS, Pyramid, 2002 Many teenagers don't believe that their actions have consequences. How can we make the understand that drinking and driving destroys lives? This hard-hitting video explores the aftermath of alcohol-related auto accidents. The college student who killed a friend and is now a convicted felon; the woman charged with manslaughter who now works with her victim's widow; the parents who can never forget the agony of their loss - these stories vividly illustrate how essential it is for adolescents to take responsbility. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. 2. DRIVER EDUCATION -- DRIVER EDUCATION. Everyone Wants To Be Popular (V002992 ) Video, I-J, 24, CS, Rainbow, 1993 This video helps one build friendships by being courteous, being honest, and treating others as you would like to be treated. Explores some of the myths about popularity, and examines the differences between casual acquaintances and true friends. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Everything You Wanted To Know About Puberty...For Boys (V001710 ) Video, I, 16, CS, Disney, 1991 Eleven-year-old Todd and his friend, Phillip, have a healthy curiosity about growing up - especially the physical, sexual and emotional changes brought about by puberty. They "borrow" a book on puberty from Todd's older brother Danny and begin to discover how our bodies change as we mature. This story is told with wholesome humor, plot twists and fun-loving action that's certain to maintain viewer interest while it provides a wide range of practical information and advice. 1. GUIDANCE -- TEENAGE SEXUALITY. 2. GUIDANCE -PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 4. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SEX EDUCATION. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 141 Everything You Wanted To Know About Puberty...For Girls (V001718 ) Excretory System, The (DV00041 ) Video, I, 13, CS, Disney, 1991 The excretory system is critical to survival. This DVD explains the system's major organs, functions, and metabolic wastes, which must be eliminated from the body. During an overnight stay at her friend Katie's house, eleven-year-old Jessica has her first period. While trying to find a sanitary napkin in the bathroom, the girls are startled by Katie's older sister, Lisa, who wonders what they are doing. Lisa gives the girls a lesson on sanitary napkin and tampon placement, usage and disposal. Lisa's confident, experienced comments reassure the girls. An animated sequence provides a detailed look at the ovaries, the release of the ovum, and the menstrual cycle. 1. GUIDANCE -- TEENAGE SEXUALITY. 2. GUIDANCE -PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 4. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SEX EDUCATION. Evidence of Change (VK00163 ) Video Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2005 This video program highlights many of the different types of evidence supporting the theory of evolution. Captivating footage from the fossil record, as well as anatomical evidence, radioactive dating, embryological and chemical evidence as discussed. An exploration of this evidence serves as the basis for evolutionary patterns. Terminology includes: fossils, homologous structures, embryology, radioactive dating, and chemical evidence. Grades 5-9. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. History of Life Evil Rising (Ultimate Power) (D001133 ) DVD, C, Films For Humani, 1999 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01133 ) DVD, J-H, 17, CS, United Learning, 2001 1. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Human Body Systems Executive Branch, The (V005008 ) Video, I-H, 23, CS, Library Video, 2002 The responsibilities of the President of the U.S. are enormous and include everyting from formulating foreign policy to ensuring the health of the nation's air and water. Fortunately, the President gets a lot of help from the men and women who work in the executive branch of government. Join our host as she examines the duties of the different executive departments like the Department of State and the Department of the Interior. Students will also get a first hand look at the many roles of the President. Grades 5-12. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. United States Government Executive Branch, The (VK00058 ) Video Kit, I-H, 20, CS, AGC/UL, 1998 Focuses on the origins of the executive branch, the executive offices, the Cabinet, the power of the presidential veto, and executive checks and balances. Also, it examines the requirements and functions of the presidency along with the distribution of federal power between the branches. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. Almost Painless Guide To The Branches of Government, The How did Adolf Hitler--an Austrian of little means and meager prospects-rise to absolute power in post-World War I Germany? Did the nation's economic and political situation make it inevitable? This ABC News program, anchored by Peter Jennings, traces Hitler's amazing ascent from corporal in the Great War through his foray into politics, his imprisonment after his Beer Hall Putsch, his bid for the presidency against Paul von Hndenburg, and his subsequesnt installment as Chancellor. Expansionism (V004727 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. Evolution (VK00162 ) Video Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2005 Students will traveil to faraway lands including the Galapagos Islands to learn how Charles Darwin developed his theory of natural selection. Through colorful, engaging live-action footage the major concepts of the theory of evolution are highlighted. Basic terminology of evolutionary theory is discussed in detail. Other terminology includes: variation, mutation, natural selection, adaption radiation, competition and survival. Grades 5-9. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. History of Life Excretory System (2nd Ed. Rev.) (V001705 ) Video, J-C, 12, CS, Coro, 1993 Through animation and X-ray motion pictures, examine the workings of the excretory system as it removes the potentially deadly wastes generated by the body's other systems. Explore the many sources of wastes - particularly those generated by cell metabolism - to discover how the body processes and stores those wastes. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Human Body (Coronet) Video, I-H, 35, CS, Library Video, 1996 Territorial expansion and the Louisiana Purchase; Lewis and Clark expedition; War of 1812; Native American resistance; Tecumseh and the Trail of Tears; Manifest Destiny; Oregon Trail; Mexican-American War; California Gold Rush. Grades 5-12 United States History (Schlessinger) Expedition Of Lewis And Clark, The (V003413 ) Video, I-A, 32, CS, Taylor, 1998 On-location footage, dramatic reenactments, journal exerpts, and historical maps help to fascinatingly document the epic 8,000 mile journey into the unexplored American West by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. Explore The Grocery Store (V004577 ) Video, I-A, 17, CS, Learning Zone, 2001 This video features Ricardo, Will and Lynette as they meet people in the grocery store that teach them how to: read nutrition labels; weigh options to choose foods that will make them look and feel good; and find new foods they will eat. They put their new skills to use by finding healthy foods to satisfy their craving for: Salty snacks; Crunchy snacks; Creamy snacks; and Sweet snacks. Grade 6 to adult. 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 142 Exploring Colors (V005000 ) Expository Writing (V004701 ) Video, P-J, 45, CS, Crystal, 1997 Video, P-I, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 2004 Color adds a different dimension to your artwork. You can use crayon, colored pencil or pens. Simple instructions take you step-by-step. Expository writing emerges as the theme for this issue of "Wordswork," and the editors are on a quest to fill the magazine with writing that informs or provides facts. The team quickly realizes that expository writing can be anything from a school science project to a letter to the president! During the prewriting stage, the editors learn to choose a topic, conduct good research and organize information with the help of graphic organizers, like word webs and outlines. That's just the beginning! 1. THE ARTS -- THE ARTS. 2. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. 3. THE ARTS -- ARTISTS & TECHNIQUES. Drawing For All Exploring Earth, Sun, and Moon (VK00176 ) Video Kit, P-I, 14, CS, Visual Learning, 2006 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. This video takes a scientific look at some of the important characteristics of the earth, moon and sun. Differences and likenesses between earth, moon, and sun are discussed as well as how scientists explore these bodies. The main phases of the moon are addressed, as is the formation of tides. Terminology includes: gravity, atmosphere, lunar phase, tides, eclipse, nuclear fusion, corona, sunspot, high tide, low tide, and solar fire. Grades 3-5. Writing For Children 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Extra's 1: Anderson Slave Pen, President Clinton IFCA, Darfur Feature with Nick Clooney, Dorothy Height Speech (DV00380 ) Exploring Geometry (V003919 ) DVD, I-H, 30, 2008 Video, P-I, 12, CS, Disney, 2000 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. Math Masterson may be the host of the game show "More on Math," but in this high-spirited look at two- and three-dimensional shapes, the show's young contestants have it all over their host. They keep the fun coming as well as the knowledge. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. 2. MATHEMATICS -GEOMETRY. Count On Math Exploring Oceanography (V002274 ) Video, P, 10, CS, Media Guild, 1996 Explores the basic concepts of Oceanography appropriate at the primary grade level. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -OCEANOGRAPHY. Exploring Phases Of Matter (VK00097 ) Video Kit, P-I, 18, CS, AGC, 1999 DVD (DV00010 ) This program explores the four different phases of matter including solids, liquids, gases, and plasma. The example of water changing from ice to water liquid to steam gas vividly illustrates the difficult principle of energy affecting changes in phase. The role that energy loss and gain play in phase changes are illustrated through colorful animated graphics. Concepts and terms such as melting, freezing, vaporization, condensation, and sublimation are illustrated using common everyday examples. EXTENSION CORD (EC00001 ) Equipment , PCADDY, 1 Seven Extension Cords available. Please make sure you book an extension cord for all equipment needed. Underground Railroad Freedom Center Extra's 2: Gibson Kamau Kuria IFCA, Isaa (DV00381 ) DVD, I-H, 10, 2008 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. Underground Railroad Freedom Center Extra! Extra! The Washington Post (V002934 ) Video, P-I, 28, CS, MediaPro, 1995 Our group is the guest of this major newspaper and experts show exactly how a world renowned newspaper is produced and delivered on time each day. We learn to be Reporters with the "Children's Express" and go out into Washington, DC to cover a Presidential Election! We visit the News Room, where all the news is written, attend an Editing and Story Conference and see how photographs are printed with computer scanning. Then off to the Art Dept., Composing Room and Type Setting Dept. just before "going to print." 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. Field Trip Extreme Measures (DV00402 ) DVD, I-H, 24, cc, Discovery, 2004 Matter And Its Properties In a country obsessed with the perfect body the pressure starts early. Once just thought to be an issue for adolescent girls, the desire to have a body beautiful is impacting kids as young as seven and has moved to boy's locker rooms across the country. But what are the consequences? Exploring Your Own Career (V002718 ) 1. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 2. GUIDANCE -PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 3. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. Video, I-A, 15, CS, Film Ideas, 1996 Reality Matters 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -MATTER & ENERGY. How do you use your interest and skills to discover what kinds of work you might want to do? Students explore career clusters, looking at the many directions they might take. Students look at the connection between career clusters and their choices about what they do in school. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Work In The 21st Century Eyes (DV00458 ) DVD, I-H, 8, cc , Discovery, 2006 Eyes: Highlights the parts of the eye, shows how the eyes and brain work together to process color and light, and more. 1. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. The Amazing Body for Students Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 143 Eyes On The Prize I: America's Civil Rights Years 1954-1965 (V002171 ) Fall (V003473 ) Video, J-A, 112, CS , PBS, 1993 Fall brings many changes for all kinds of birds. In this program, young viewers learn about migration, and how birds are able to navigate their way south for the winter. The process of moulting is explained, and compared to getting new warm clothes for school. Viewers see hawks, turkey vultures, and goldfinches, and learn that some birds do not migrate - like wild turkeys. A 2-hour condensed version of the original six-hour series. The American civil rights struggle has been termed the second American Revolution. This program tells the story of this American Revolution; it reveals the triumphs and tragedies of blacks and whites in the American South as they tested their power to affect change. This program can be ordered on a video cassette or as an enhanced version on two laserdiscs accompanied by a comprehensive teacher's guide. Level I. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CONTEMPORARY STUDIES. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -CONTEMPORARY STUDIES. Faces Of Addiction (V002804 ) Video, J-H, 34, CS, HBO, 1997 Provides a potent means of bringing schools, community and parents together with the media in a coordinated effort to help children recognize the very real dangers that drugs pose. This video contains excerpts from the following three segments that originally aired the summer of 1997: "Addicted," "Flashback," and "27th & Prospect." Please be aware that this video depicts the realities of substance abuse. Due to the strong subject matter and language in parts of the video, we recommend this for ages 12 and above. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. Face to Face with Your Competition (Group Interviews) (DV00368 ) Video, P-I, 14, CS, AGC, 1994 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -BIRDS. Through The Seasons With Birds Fall Harvest (D001209 ) Discusses the Fall harvest in Ohio and how nature can affect the harvest. Weather plays an important part in the final crop yield and the effects the life of a farm family., ThinkTV, 2006 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01209 ) Added Info Streaming video (7 min. 53 sec. 78.7 MB : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. Funding for Our Ohio: Exploring Our Heritage comes from eTech Ohio, the Ohio Farm Bureau and Nationwide Insurance. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 3. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/ METEOROLGY. Our Ohio: Exploring Our Heritage Fall Of The House Of Usher, The (DV00068 ) DVD, H-C, 25, CS, VEA, 2007 DVD, J-A, 80, CS, MGM, 1960 If you're looking to enter the workforce, chances are you'll find yourselves undertaking a group interview sooner rather than later. Companies use the group interview method to assess a number of applicants at once, usually using some form of group problem solving exercise. So, what are they really looking for in a group interview? How can you stand out from the crowd? We explore a group interview scenario from both the employer's and applicants perspective. DVD. Based on Edgar Allan Poe's chilling tale about a family driven to savage bloodlust by a power beyond thier wildest fears, this terrifying story of "murder, madness and necrophilia" proves that there's no place like home...for horror! Convinced that his family's blood is tainted by generations of evil, Roderick Usher (Vincent Price) is hell-bent on destroying his sister Madeline's wedding. But when Madeline's fiance' arrives at the haunted castle to claim his bride, he discovers that their home is a TOMB! 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER EDUCATION. Fairer Sex, The? (V003006 ) Video, H-A, 18, CS, ABC News, 1993 Inescapable evidence of gender bias is revealed by the hidden cameras of "Primetime Live". Chris Wallace reports on the damaging and widespread patterns of discrimination. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Fairness (V003668 ) Video, I-H, 30, CS, Live Wire, 1998 We are looking in on the "Dr. Mike Show," a talk radio show for teenagers. Jill calls with a problem that requires her to make a fair decision, and she's confused about how to do that. Jill will learn that you: Treat others the way you want to be treated; Treat people equally and impartially; Consider the feelings of all people who will be affected by your actions; Be open minded and reasonable; Play by the rules; and Don't take advantage of others. 1. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. 2. LITERATURE -- DRAMA - MUSICALS. 3. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- FRENCH. 4. GENERAL -- GENERAL. Fall Of The House Of Usher, The (V004438 ) Video, J-A, 30, CS, EBEC, 1976 An adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's tale that tells of the events surrounding the mysterious Usher twins. 1. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. 2. LITERATURE -LITERATURE. Fall Of Troy (V002672 ) Video, I-J, 22, CS, CBS, 1972 In the tenth year of the siege of Troy, the Trojans awake one morning to find the Greeks gone - and an enormous wooden horse outside their walls. The arguments about the meaning of this horse reveal the background of the Trojan War, the personalities of such people as Helen of Troy and Agamemnon, and the religious or philosophical beliefs of the Greeks and Trojans during this famous era. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -MEDIEVAL & RENAISSANCE. In Search Of Character You Are There Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 144 Families Are Different And Alike (2nd Ed.) (V000725 ) Farming Ohio (V000125 ) Video, P, 12, CS, Coro, 1989 Video, I-J, 15, CS, SOITA, 1980 Contemporary society has introduced a dramatic change in the structure of families. But whether a family is one- or two-parent, blended or extended, each of its members has to find ways to get along together, to solve everyday problems and to deal with major changes. This program also demonstrates the importance of sharing feelings and illustrates a variety of different reactions to change. To show some of the different types of farming in Ohio and how they are related to the types of soil. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. Farms In The Fall (V001639 ) 1. AGRICULTURE -- AGRICULTURE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Shaping Our State Video, P-I, 10, CS, Journal, 1976 Fantastic World Of M.C. Escher, The (V002444 ) Video, JA, 50, C, Sax, 1994 The works of the Dutch graphic artist, Maurits Cornelis Escher (1898-1972), have intrigued and delighted for generations. Through first-person accounts by his friends and mathematicians, computer animated recreations of his work, and a look at his sources of inspiration in Italy and Spain, this program answers these questions and more in an engaging exploration that will enrich the understanding and appreciation of Escher and his art. Fall is the season of color as leaves turn red and gold. It is also the season to harvest many food crops and store them for winter use. The fields of corn and soybeans have ripened. In the orchards, the apple trees are heavy with fruit. The pumpkins are harvested, and while most are canned, many find a use as jack-o-lanterns. Families gather for Thanksgiving. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. Farms In The Seasons 1. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. 2. THE ARTS -- ARTISTS & TECHNIQUES. 3. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. Farms In The Spring (V001640 ) Farmer Ken's Puzzle (V004180 ) Spring comes slowly but dramatically as winter snows quietly melt under the warm spring sun. Birds begin to arrive from the south and the farmers begin planting new crops that will grow in the summer. Video, P, 30, CS, WGBH, 2001 Video, P-I, 10, CS, Journal, 1976 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. AGRICULTURE -AGRICULTURE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 4. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. Farms In The Seasons Vowel's Pair Up, The (Between The Lions) Farms In The Summer (V001637 ) Farming (DV00289 ) Video, P-I, 10, CS, Journal, 1976 Starring the short "E" sound. Lionel won't let Leona play a computer game for ages seven and up because she's four and down. Bill Nye discovers why farmers really dig their soil. Chris Ballew, of the rock group "Presidents of the United States," sings a special version of the band's hit "Peaches." The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS cassette. Grades 4 & Up. Summer is the growing season for all plants. Warm sun, good soil, and plenty of moisture will keep the plants growing. We follow the wheat crop from the growing to harvesting, separating, transporting, and finally, as it is ground into flour and made into bread. Farms in Alaska, Hawaii, the mainland and Canada are visited and a wide variety of produce is shown during the growing and harvesting seasons. Summer is also the time to take produce to the county fair. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. AGRICULTURE -- AGRICULTURE. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 4. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 5. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 6. SCIENCE -- PLANT BEHAVIOR. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. AGRICULTURE -AGRICULTURE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 4. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. Farms In The Seasons Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Farms In The Winter (V001638 ) Farming (V000490 ) Video, P-I, 10, CS, Journal, 1976 DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2004 Video, P-I, 16, CS, Natl Geo, 1985 Takes students from farms and ranches where foods are produced, to supermarkets where food is sold. By following the activities of farmers throughout the year, students learn how a variety of vegetables, grains, fruits, and meats are produced. They also learn about several animals that are raised for their meat and eggs. Winter brings cold temperatures. The fields are deserted. The farm machinery is all put away. Yet grocery store counters are rich with almost every fruit and vegetable. How is this possible? In the South and Southwest their is warm weather for growing crops all year around. In the North, livestock is fed from stored silage and hens continue to produce eggs in the warm farm buildins. 1. AGRICULTURE -- AGRICULTURE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -FOOD & NUTRITION. 3. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. AGRICULTURE -AGRICULTURE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 4. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. Farms In The Seasons Farming In America: A History (V002120 ) Farmyard Babies (Rev.) (V002024 ) Video, J-H, 20, CS, Barr, 1987 Video, P, 7, CS , Coro, 1978 Through photography of American farmlands and rare historical photographs, this video traces the history of an industry that has helped define the American spirit and American culture. 1. AGRICULTURE -- AGRICULTURE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -RECONSTRUCTION & GROWTH. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -PEOPLE & CULTURES. What do farmyard babies look like? What do they sound like? These are some of the questions answered as Molly, the farm dog, searches for the most beautiful baby among the animals- -kittens, lambs, turkeys, piglets, goats, goslings, chicks, calves, and colts--but finally chooses her own puppies. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 145 Fascinating World Of Butterflies, The (V004575 ) Federalism (V001010 ) Video, P-I, 20, CS, Landmark, 2000 Video, J-A, 19, CS, MTI, 1986 Illustrates the beauty of butterflies with rarely-seen images of their life cycle, including the caterpillar and chrysalids stages. Amazingly, butterflies have been around since the days of the dinosaurs. Their wings are covered with millions of scales; intriguingly, they smell with their antennae and taste with their feet. Their proboscis, which functions as a sort of flexible drinking straw, allows them to drink nectar from flowers, and other liquids, is somewhat like an elephant's trunk. The argument over how much power the federal government can wield over the states is as old as the nation itself. This insightful program clearly examines the concurrent and conflicting powers of the federal and state governments. Includes a discussion of the roles of the President, the courts and the Congress. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- INSECTS. Fashion Careers (V003407 ) Video, H, 20, CS, CEV, 1997 This video covers careers as a model, show coordinator, make-up artist, hair stylist, modeling agency executive and various other jobs in the fashion industry. Experts in several fields share their personal experiences and advice about pursuing a job in this glamorous industry. Covers educational requirements, career commitment, tips for succeeding and more. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. Fashion Fads & Freedom (V003688 ) Video, J-A, 20, CS, Learning Seed, 2000 Clothing choices play a role in almost every social problem from school violence and drugs to poverty and gangs. To many, the word "fashion" means Paris, models, and high prices. In reality, fashion is basic selfexpression for the only animals on the planet who wear clothes. Your students don't merely wear clothes, the wear stories. They use style and fashion to tell the tale of their lives. Do your students judge each other by clothing? Does clothing influence behavior? Discusses body piercing. 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. Fast Frozen Future (V003555 ) Video, I-A, 25, CS, Ambrose, 1996 The earth has lately been hit by floods and droughts on an unprecedented scale. Research suggests we're heading toward a new ice age where temperatures could drop five degrees in a lifetime. With global prosperity dependent upon the weather, predicting future climates is more urgent than ever. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. Ultrascience Faulting And Folding (V002284 ) Video, J-H, 17, CS, Scott, 1990 Explores the processes that result in the faulting and folding of the earth's crust. Recent footage from the California Earthquake of 1989 is used to illustrate one of the ways that faults and folds affect humans. The combination of full motion video and computer graphics provides vivid explanations for the often difficult concepts of faulting and folding. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Earth Science Video Library Fear, The & The Dream (V004001 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Focus On The Constitution Federal, State And Local Government (V004442 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 2002 Kids explore the different levels of American government, illustrating how they are alike, how they differ and where their paths cross. From the mayor of a local community to the President of the United States, take a peek at the roles that leaders of each level play in making government work. Grades K-4. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. American Government For Children Feed Me! Kids And Nutrition (DV00231 ) DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Learning Seed, 2007 Between the ages of two and eight a typical kid will eat thousands of meals, many at fast food restaurants, and watch thousands of commercials that make sugar and fat look "cool". How can parents and caregivers see that children eat a healthful diet? MyPyramid for Kids shows us how to make healthy food choices. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. Feel Free, Drug Free (V002201 ) Video, J-H, 11, CS, CorVision, 1995 Goes beyond the say no to drugs message. Using contemporary music and peer role models, this video provides concrete examples of kids saying yes to life. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. Feelings (V001602 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1986 Happiness, loneliness, embarrassment, jealousy, and excitement are just some of the feelings people experience. And that's what the feature book is all about. The sights and sounds of New York City's Central Park provide the backdrop for LeVar's probe into the world of feelings. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. GUIDANCE -PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Reading Rainbow Video, J-A, 90, CS, History Channel, 1997 Ferdinand Magellan (V004738 ) After the glorious victory in World War II, dreams of the "good life" mingled with nightmares of a new menace: Communism. Sheltered in low-cost suburban homes, newly affluent couples launched an unstoppable baby boom. While hosting backyard barbecues, Americans were also building bomb shelters to shield themselves from a potential nuclear attack. See how anti-Communist hysteria paved the way for McCarthy's witch-hunts at home, while halfway across the world the expansion of Communism in Korea was a threat. Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -CONTEMPORARY STUDIES. David Halberstam's The Fifties Ferdinand Magellan sailed west in search of a passage to the trading lands of the East and became the first person to lead an expedition to circumnavigate the globe. Listen to Magellan describe his discovery of a new passage at the southern tip of South America and his experience crossing the Earth's largest ocean. Learn about his discovery of a new chain of islands, the Philippines, and how he proved that the Indies could be reached by sailing west. Learn how Magellan met his untimely death in battle in Philippines. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. Explorers Of The World Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 146 Ferdinand Magellan And The First Voyage Around The World (DV00019 ) The Feudal System: Castles at War (DV00387 ) DVD, P-I, 15, CS, AGC Multimedia, 2000 The fall of the Western Roman empire created a power vacuum, in which feudalism began and flourished. Explore the political system that prevailed in Europe for much of the Middle Ages. Includes one feature and three shorter segments. Medieval and Renaissance Europe--Shows how the Christian church and European kings came to power, and examines the effects of the Crusades and Black Death. Early Modern Europe--Journeys to Italy to explore how developments in science, religion, philosophy, and the arts gave rise to a cultural reawakening across Europe--and beyond. The Rise of Feudalism--Looks at how Western Europe became a violent and dangerous place after the fall of the Roman empire and how out of this chaos Feudalism emerged. Secrets of Britain's Castles--Uncovers the history and legends behind Britain's most-famous fortresses, including exhilarating escapes and barbaric battles. In 1519, Ferdinand Magellan sailed from Spain with a fleet of five ships to look for a faster route to Asia. During his 3-year, 50,000-mile voyage, Magellan died and only one ship made it back to Spain. However, these voyagers had circumnavigated the globe, proving once and for all that the world is round. This program examines the life and work of the great explorer Ferdinand Magellan. It presents many fascinating details about Magellan's life, the times in which he lived, and his famous voyage. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. Ferdinand, The Bull (V004326 ) DVD, I-H, 55, cc, Discovery, 2005 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RELIGION. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- MEDIEVAL & RENAISSANCE. Video, P-J, 8, CS , Disney, 1960 Ferdinand is just your typical, nasty-tempered bull. Except that he is not nasty-tempered. In fact, Ferdinand spends his days relaxing and smelling flowers. One day he is chosen to be in a bullfight in Madred. The dismayed bullfighters realize their error when Ferdinand stops to smell a flower that was thrown into the bull ring, instead of challenging the toreador. Eventually, Ferdinand is allowed to return home to his peaceful, happy life. Ferdinand demonstrates the value of individuality in this Disney classic. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Fiction Puzzle, The (V005132 ) Video, P-I, 12, CS, Media Inc., 2006 The Sharp Wits never knew that there were so many genres of fiction. How can you tell apart? Their search for the answer takes them to the past, present and future. Join them as they try to unscramble the difference between realistic, historical and science fiction. Grades 2-5. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. Sharp Wits, The Fermi Accelerator Laboratory (V002933 ) Video, P-I, 28, CS, MediaPro, 1995 We go to Illinois to visit this world-famous laboratory of the US Dept. of Energy, home of the Tevatron, the world's most powerful particle accelerator! Dr. Kolb explains the building blocks of the universe and shows how the Fermilab experiments are done in the 4-mile accelerator where protons move at the speed of light! We do our own experiments to see how particles move! Dr. Ankenbrandt explains gravity with demonstrations and Dr. Flangler shows the Collider Detector, where particles are collected. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 4. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 5. CAREER EDUCATION -CAREER AWARENESS. Field Trip Fetal Abuse: The Effects Of Drugs & Alcohol (V003700 ) Video, J-H, 18, CS, Meridian, 1997 Fetal alcohol syndrome is 100 percent permanent and 100 percent preventable. Terming FAS a lifetime hangover for innocents, this forthright and powerful video flags a strong warning against using alcohol and drugs during pregnancy. Babies born to drinkers or drug users may be retarded, physically abnormal, or afflicted with severe behavior problems. Stressing that experts can't pinpoint how much is too much, the bottom line is clear - no drinking, no drugs, no worries. 1. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. 3. GUIDANCE -- TEENAGE SEXUALITY. 4. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SEX EDUCATION. 5. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. Fighting Back (1957-1962) (V000296 ) Video, J-H, 60, CS, PBS, 1987 Public schools became a battlefield when blacks rejected the notion of 'separate but equal' education. This episode explores the lawsuits brought by parents on behalf of their children with special emphasis on the critical 1954 Supreme Court Brown vs. Board of Education decision. Viewers follow the story of nine black teenagers who integrated Little Rock's Central High School in 1957. This is compared with James Meredith's enrollment at the University of Mississippi in 1962. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RELIGION. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CONTEMPORARY STUDIES. Eyes On The Prize Fighting For Change in US History (V004908 ) Video, H-A, 20, CS, New Dimension, 2004 Examines the major grass roots of American political movements, especially those concerning groups excluded from voting. Women's Suffrage, the Civil Rights Movement, and the Vietnam anti-war protests are examined for their impact on how passionately-involved citizens can make a difference in the direction of American democracy. Grades 9 & Up. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. American Democracy in Action Fighting For Independence: The Revolutionary War (V001329 ) Video, I-H, 20, CS, EBEC, 1990 This program reenacts key events of the war, examining the colonists' guerilla fighting tactics and emphasizing the roles played by slaves, Native Americans, loyalists, women, and foreign military leaders. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Colonial And Founding Period Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 147 Fight No More Forever (West - Vol. 6) (V003199 ) Fire On The Water: Ohio River Steamboat (V000426 ) Video, I-A, 87, CS, PBS, 1996 Video, P-H, 29, CS, SADOPR, 1988 By the 1870's, there only a few pockets of resistance against the nations push to conquer the West. On the Great Plains, Sitting Bull followed his mystical visions and urged his Lakota people to fight rather than surrender their sacred Black Hills and traditional way of life. They would defeat another warrior equally sure of his own invincibility - George Armstrong Custer at Little Bighorn. Custer's "Last Stand" would also become the last stand of the Sioux as a free people. Brigham Young, Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce. Intended to introduce students to the era of the steamboat, the part it played in the settlement of the west and spark an interest in the collections of the Ohio River Museum and river history. Narrated by John Briley, manager of the Ohio River Museum. In addition to background on river life in the 19th century, Mr. Briley describes the purpose and operation of the classic steam towboat W.P. SNYDER, JR. which is on display at the museum. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. West, The Finding And Building Homes (2nd Ed.) (V001433 ) Video, P-I, 10, CS, Coro, 1991 Although there are many different types of animal homes, they all have some common characteristics: they offer protection from weather and other animals; they provide ways to catch food; and they give animal babies a safe place to grow up. This program discusses the concept of homes, including their various uses and the complexity of animal behavior involved in obtaining them. Beginning with animals that simply find their homes, the program progresses to animals that borrow homes from other animals. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Animal Behavior Finding The Perfect Boss (V003064 ) Video, H-C, 25, CS, School Co., 1993 Helps individuals sort out what's important in terms of the work environment, including culture, size, and supervisory style. Includes specific tips for working with various types of authority. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Fire Fighters And Fire Safety For Kids (VK00029 ) Video Kit, P, 15, CS, Aims, 1996 Children are given a first-hand look at front-line firefighters, dispatchers, and rescue and emergency personnel. Viewers are taken into actual fires to see firefighters at work. Teaches kids the importance of education and teamwork. Provides children with important fire safety information that will help them stay safe in a fire emergency at home. Techniques included: Calling 911 -- but only for emergencies; Stop, Drop, Roll; Smoke rises, so stay low and crawl; Plan exit routes; smoke detectors, etc. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. Fire Mountain: The Eruption and Rebirth of Mount St. Helens (DV00394 ) DVD, P-H, 60, cc, 1997 Two hundred and thirty square miles leveled in moments...Five hundred and forty million tons of ash and volcanic rock exploded twelve miles high...One cubic mile of earth blasted from the cest of one of the world's most beautiful snowcapped domes. Captured in rare and spectacular aerial photography and survivor's own words and pictures, witness the terrifying fury of the worst volcanic disaster in American history. Then, behold the miraculous natural recovery of the land and the new and awesome beauty of the volcano today, nearly two decades since it's devastating eruption. Guided by Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument geologist, learn the prehistoric secrets of the mountain. Now you can decide which is the most awe-inspiring story the mountain has to tell; it's cataclysmic eruption or it's incredible rebirth. TELLY AWARD WINNER 1. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. 2. SCIENCE -GEOLOGY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TRANSPORTATION. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Fire Station (V005048 ) Video, P, 15, CS, Library Video, 2006 The fire station is an important part of every community, big or small! This program explores how firefighters keep the public safe and informed. Young viewers will get a feel for what a local fire station looks like as well as the trucks, uniforms, protective gear and equipment that is found there. From the dispatcher to the fire chief, we'll take a look at the daily lives of the brave people who make the fire station run smoothly in every community. Grades K-2. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. My Community Fire Station, The (V001074 ) Video, P-I, 12, CS, Disney, 1988 Join Mickey in a visit to a fire station. The tour includes the fire station and its inhabitants, the awesome fire trucks, the equipment and the duties of these community helpers not only during a fire, but in the station house preparing for fire fighting. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. Mickey's Field Trips First 4th Of July, The (DV00271 ) DVD, P-I, 66, CS, Ten-Strike, 2004 Ben Franklin's young reporters, Sarah and James, learn that Thomas Jefferson has arrived in Philadelphia to put the final touches on the Declaration of Independence. On July 4th, 1776, the sneak into Independence Hall and watch as the 2nd Continental Congress declares America's independence from England. They then head to New York, where George Washington and his troops are fighting one of the most difficult battles of the Revolutionary War. Animated DVD. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. Liberty's Kids First Aid (V002738 ) Video, HA, 60, c, NSC, 1991 At least once in our lives we will all face a medical emergency in which someone needs assistance in a hurry. This video, developed by the National Safety Council's First Aid Institute, teaches the viewer how to handle real-life emergencies. Topics include: Victim Assessment; Bleeding; Swallowed Poisons; Cold-Related Emergencies; Bone, Spinal, Muscle Injuries; Calling the EMS; Shock; Burns: Heat, Chemical, Electrical; HeatRelated Emergencies; Heart Attack and Stroke. Designed for first aid training. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. 2. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -- PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 148 First Aid For Schools (V004449 ) First Look At Farm Animals, A (V002262 ) Video, A/T, 19, CS, Coastal, 2002 Video, P, 14, CS, Aims, 1993 Injuries can happen anywhere, anytime - even at school. Students do a whole lot more than sit quietly behind desks. They play, go out for team sports, participate in hands-on activities and go on field trips. It's likely that someday you'll be at the scene of an accident at your school. Would you know how to care for an injured student in those first few moments after an accident happens, before help arrives? Some of the topics covered are: Head, Neck & Back Injuries, Choking, Broken Bones, Cuts, Impaled Objects and more. This lighthearted introduction to farm animals features goats, sheep, pigs, cows, horses, chickens, cats and dogs. It describes the housing and dietary requirements of each animal and explains the purpose each animal serves on the farm. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HEALTH/SAFETY. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. 3. PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT -- PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT. First Many-Celled Animals, The: Sponges (Rev.) (V001209 ) First Ascent of Mt. Everest, The (V005087 ) Live-action photography, animation, and photomicrography are used to show the life processes and the adaptations of sponges. Video, I-H, 10, CS, New Dimension, 2006 This historic event occurred on the same day Elizabeth II became Queen. Edmund Hillary, with his Sherpa guide Tenzing Norgay, became the first man to reach to top of the world and safely return. The final summit ascent of these two men, including the famous "Hillary Step" rock climb, is reenacted with a seamless combination of documentary and dramatic footage. Grades 5-12. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Video, H, 15, CS, EBEC, 1988 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. First Ohioans, The (V000100 ) Video, I-J, 15, CS, SOITA, 1980 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. To help students realize there were people living in Ohio long before the arrival of the Europeans and to visit some remains that have been left behind by the first inhabitants of Ohio. History Happened Here 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. First Christmas Tree, The (V004264 ) It Happened Here Video, P-I, 14, CS, Coro, 1971 While a toymaker travels to a distant village on Christmas Eve, his children decorate a little evergreen tree as a surprise for him. When he is late coming home, they put candles on the tree to guide him through the dark woods and create the first Christmas tree. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). First People To See Ohio, The (Native Americans) (V000120 ) Video, I-J, 15, CS, SOITA, 1980 To give information about how the first Native Americans to live in Ohio adapted the land forms for their own use. First Easter Rabbit, The (V000237 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. Video, P-A, 25, CS, Coro, 1982 Shaping Our State Hop on board for this tale of springtime magic adapted from the classic, "The Velveteen Rabbit." Stuffy, a toy rabbit, comes to life for a special journey to Easter Valley to help his owner, Glinda. This film features Irving Berlin's "Easter Parade." Animated. Narrated by Burl Ives. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. First Farmers, The (DV00147 ) DVD, J-H, 60, CS, Library Video, 2003 This DVD program explores the earliest example of man's monentous shift from generations of living tenuously as nomadic hunter-gatherers to adopting a more settled existence as farmers. The Natufian culture was the first to harvest wild plants and to settle in rudimentary villages, setting the stage for the advent of farming. Dramatic reenactments show how the Natufians survived harsh climatic conditions to establish large communities and develop agricultal techniques that spread across the Middle East. 1. AGRICULTURE -- AGRICULTURE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -WORLD HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Origins of Civilization, The Firsthand History (Depression and W.W. II) (V000140 ) Video, I-J, 15, CS, SOITA, 1980 The areas of industry, labor, education, government, the military, transportation, civil rights, and environment are portrayed in this program. The changes were rapid and influenced by technology. As America progressed from the Great Depression to the present, Ohio made significant contributions. First Thanksgiving, The (V002300 ) Video, P, 20, CS, Barr, 1991 A re-creation of the Pilgrim's arrival in America in 1620. Their Indian neighbors taught them how to plant corn, and how to live in this new land. In the fall the Pilgrims had their first harvest and decided to have a great feast to give thanks. Together with their Indian friends they feasted for three days. It was the first Thanksgiving and every November we still celebrate that day as a national day of Thanksgiving. Produced at Plimoth Plantation. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -COLONIAL PERIOD. First Towns & Villages, The (DV00148 ) DVD, J-H, 60, CS, Library Video, 2003 More than 8,000 years ago, people learned to domesticate goats, sheep and cattle, and to build themselves more sophisticated shelters. For the first time, the food supply was reliable and abundant, leaving people free to refine skills such as weaving and basket-making. This program draws viewers into this period, showing the changes in human interaction brought about by the development of village life. Viewers will learn how colonizing farmers from the Middle East shared their knowledge with Europe. Grades7-12. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 1. AGRICULTURE -- AGRICULTURE. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -WORLD HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ANCIENT. Our History In Ohio Origins of Civilization, The Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 149 Fish (V000484 ) Five Senses, The (VK00057 ) Video, P, 16, CS, Natl Geo, 1985 Video Kit, P-I, 24, CS, United Learning, 1997 The purchase of several goldfish signals the beginning of a learning adventure for your students. Close-up photography introduces the basic anatomy of a fish. Slow-motion photography reveals the fish's means of locomotion. Children carry out an experiment designed to discover whether goldfish can discriminate colors. Classroom work with Siamese fighting fish introduces an unusual instance of behavior. The human brain, central nervous system, and the five senses all work together to collect information about the world around us. The five senses of sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch provide our brains with the necessary data to work, play, and enjoy our lives. This video will show students the importance of our sense organs and give a clear explanation of how the senses operate. In addition, the senses of other animals are discussed to demonstrate how certain animals depend more heavily on a particular sense. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. World Of Pets, The Fish: What Are They? (V004467 ) Video, P-I, 10, CS, United Learning, 2001 Travel along with naturalist Paul Fuqua as he uses some of the world's most interesting creatures to answer the question, "What makes a fish a fish?' This program explains and demonstrates the characteristics common to all fish. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Five, Six, and Thistle Sticks (V004174 ) Video, P, 30, CS, WGBH, 2001 Starring the short "I" sound. Can Lionel and Lenny still be best friends if they don't like the same things anymore? Guest starring Dr. Ruth Westheimer and Walter Bobbie, and with guest puppeteer Albrecht Poser (Germany). 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. Fit For Life...Eat Smart & Exercise (DV00417 ) Mane Event, The (Between The Lions) DVD, J-H, 29, cc, PBS, 2005 How much sugar is in a can of soda? Fat in a bag of chips? What's the best way to get toned? In this program, four diverse teen reporters uncover the current and future dangers of an unhealthy lifestyle, such as low energy, difficulty concentrating, heart disease, cancer, osteoporosis and diabetes. To help viewers make smart choices, they give easy to use information about reading labels to find the fat and sugar in food; exercising at home; eating well at fast food restaurants; changing family habits; and much more. They also visit a public school that makes nutrition and fitness part of the curriculum; plus a Boys & Girls Club where middle school teens learn nutrition basics and fun activities. Through humor, suprising facts and compelling personal stories, teens and parents see how they can also have more energy and self-esteem through a healthy lifestyle. 1. GUIDANCE -- SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. Fitness Fun With Goofy (V001450 ) Video, P, 19, CS, Disney, 1991 Using both live action and animated clips, this program presents the three phases of exercise in a fun-filled, age- appropriate format. As a teacher and Goofy guide kids through warm-up, exercise, and cool-downs sessions, they learn about the importance of exercise in mental alertness and physical fitness. Youngsters will be able to perform specific exercises and become more motivated to maintain a fitness regimen. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Five Chinese Brothers, The (DV00211 ) DVD, P-I, 27, CS, Clearvue/SVE, 2005 Five brothers who each possess an amazing physical gift conspire to outwit the cruel Emperor, who forced thousands into slavery to build the Great Wall of China. The older brothers' talents are put to the test: great strength, tremendous height, sharp senses, and resistance to fire. But just when it appears that the Emperor will triumph, it is the youngest brother whose talent is the most useful of all. Told by John Lone and illustrated by Kurt Vargo. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Flies & Mosquitoes (V003564 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 1998 Masters of flying, flies have only two wings (compared to four on many other insects) but still manage to move incredibly fast. Mosquitoes are a slender, delicate type of fly best known for their habit of biting. From houseflies to fruit flies, this program explains the complete four-stage metamorphosis, the predators of flies and the "benefits" of maggots. A studio demonstration shows how to make a fruit fly trap and how to raise fruit flies. 1. SCIENCE -- INSECTS. Bug City Flight (DV00290 ) Standards Grade Three K-12 Science. Physical Sciences; Describe the forces that directly affect objects and their motion; Forces and Motion; Identify contact/noncontact forces that affect motion of an object (e.g., gravity, magnetism and collision); Y2003 CSC S03 G03-05 BC L03 I03.; Grade Eight K-12 Science. Physical Sciences; In simple cases, describe the motion of objects and conceptually describe the effects of forces on an object; Forces and Motion; Explain that an unbalanced force acting on an object changes that object's speed and/or direction; Y2003 CSC S03 G06-08 BB L08 I03., Disney, 2003 DVD (D001044 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01044 ) Bill Nye demonstrates how airplanes, birds, and helicopters create differences in air pressure to develop lift for flying. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS cassette. Grades 4 & Up. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. 3. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 150 Flight Attendants - Denver International Airport (V002939 ) Floods (DV00144 ) Video, P-I, 28, CS, MediaPro, 1995 Floods are an unexpected natural disaster for some places, while for others, they are a recurring way of life. This program takes an in-depth look at two very different places that have been forced to deal with the realities of flooding. Visit Naburn, a small community in the United Kingdom located on a flood plain along the Ouse River. Then, travel to the other side of the world to Bangladesh, a country that is a river delta, where monsoons and melting snow from mountains make floods a seasonal occurrence. We tour the entire airport and see how passengers check in, how their luggage moves through the building to end up at the right plane via the computer system. We love the Control Tower, where we can see all over the airport. Experts show us the Traffic Control Sytems and how they actually follow a plane from its departure to when it docks at the next airport with special light codes! In the new Boeing 777 cockpit we operate controls, we see the cabin, galley and execute safety procedures with our captain! 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TRANSPORTATION. Field Trip Flintstone Kids, The: A "Just Say NO" Special (V000557 ) Video, P-I, 22, CS, Hanna-Barbera, 1988 Growing up in Bedrock is the same as growing up anywhere. There are the good times, and there are the problems too. Wilma has the other Flintstone kids worried when she hangs out with a "cool" crowd. But when Stoney, the leader of the crowd, insists Wilma try marijuana, she "Just Says No" and rejoins Fred, Barney, Betty and all the Flintstone kids. They start a "just Say No" club, and to earn money for an upcoming Rock Concert, begin a pet pampering service which thanks to Stoney's destructive efforts, soon fails. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- TOBACCO, DRUGS & ALCOHOL. FLIP CAMERA/VIDEO (DC00002 ) White & Pink Camera/Camcorder , 2007 Flip Camera/Video product details: 2 GB built-in flash memory holds up to 60 minutes of recorded video. Digital video format: MPEG-4 at 30 frames per second. Package includes: camera/camcorder, TV connector cable, writst strap, soft carrying case, batteries and instruction booklet. PC system requirements: Intel Pentium 4--2.0 GHz or faster, with at least 512MB or RAM, Windows XP SP2 or Vista, and USB port. Available to all Administrators after attending a training session on equipment. Floating And Sinking (V002725 ) Video, P, 10, CS, Benchmark, 1995 Develops an understanding of comparative weights of objects; why some objects float and others sink; and sorting materials on the basis of buoyancy. Concept: Displacement. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. Fourways Farm Float Like A Butterfly (V004820 ) Video, P, 18, CS, Disney, 2002 Trace the remarkable life journey of world-famous icon and boxing champion Muhammad Ali. Integrate Ali's story into language arts lessons with a video interview with Obie Award-winning author Ntozake Shange and an inspiring field trip. Ali loved the power of words and knew that freedom was worth fighting for. He believed in excellence, equal rights for all people, perseverance, and generosity. Muhammad Ali fought for everything he believed in - and won. Includes the book of the same title. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 3. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 4. LANGUAGE ARTS -BIOGRAPHIES. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. Beyond The Page DVD, I-J, 20, CS, Library Video, 2006 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- OCEANOGRAPHY. Water Florence And Eric Take The Cake (V003435 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1990 Written by Jocelyn Wild and read by Julia Child, this a delightful tale of mistaken identity. This spirted, tongue-in-cheek story sets the stage for host LeVar Burton's own case of mistaken identity. LeVar takes a trip behind the scenes of the MovieLand Wax Museum in Buena Park, California, and gets a close-up look at how a wax figure is made - and not just any wax figure at that! Viewers also get a glimpse of how some very talented bakers can make a cake look like just about anything. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. THE ARTS -ARTS & CRAFTS. 3. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Reading Rainbow Florida (DV00103 ) DVD, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2004 We will visit Florida's landforms, taking a trip to the Florida Keys and exploring the vastness of the Everglades. We will travel to Disney World in the city of Orlando and the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park. We will meet local people, visit John F. Kennedy Space Center and learn how orange juice is produced. We will investigate the history, industry, natural resources and culture of the Sunshine State, and journey along the Gulf of Mexico. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- MAP SKILLS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. U.S. Geography For Children Florida: Spanish Colony To American State (V001210 ) Video, I-H, 16, CS, EBEC, 1990 France, England, and Spain all sought to dominate Florida. This program traces Florida's political and military conflicts and shows the impact of conquest on the area's native inhabitants. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. Settlement Of The United States Fly Away Home (V003436 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1996 Written by Eve Bunting and illustrated by Ronald Himler, this is the touching story of a homeless young boy and his father. Host LeVar Burton talks with homeless children and their families, and highlights young people who are working to make a difference in the fight against homelessness. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. 3. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Reading Rainbow Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 151 Flying Squirrel (V001370 ) Focus On The Arts: The Thirties (V001000 ) Video, P-I, 10, CS, EBEC, 1989 Video, J-A, 55, CS, MTI, 1989 After leaving her babies safe in an old tree, a mother flying squirrel goes out to search for food. She glides down to the forest floor and finds nuts. In this Depression-era decade of conflicts, shattered dreams and political upheaval, Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal succeeded in bringing hope and optimism to the nation. FDR's Works Progress Administration and its Federal Theater, Writers and Fine Arts Projects managed not only to keep the arts alive and well, but allowed artists of all walks to create and nurture a uniquely American style. Features individuals and movements representing America's artistic growth in photography, music, design, dance, and theater. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 3. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Video Ways To Reading Video, J-A, 58, CS, MTI, 1983 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 2. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. 3. THE ARTS -- ARTISTS & TECHNIQUES. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Teddy Roosevelt dominates national politics, the Wright Brothers launch the air age and the U.S. begins digging the Panama Canal. Focus On The Fifties (V001004 ) Focus on 1900-1909 (V001001 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Focus On The Last Hundred Years Video, J-A, 58, CS, MTI, 1981 Cold War rivals are locked in bitter strife while Americans experience the McCarthy years, suburban sprawl and the dawning of the space age. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Focus On 1910-1919 (V000997 ) Focus On The Last Hundred Years Video, J-A, 58, CS, MTI, 1983 Focus On The Forties (V001008 ) Woodrow Wilson strives to make the world safe for democracy and America enters World War I. Women win the vote, skyscrapers climb and the stars rise in Hollywood. Video, J-A, 58, CS, MTI, 1980 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Focus On The Last Hundred Years America mobilized for total war, bringing the fateful dawn of the atomic age. It is a decade of G.I. Joe, victory gardens, gas rationing, zoot suits and penny loafers. "This . . . film succeeds in touching the facets of a turbulent decade and revealing the attitudes of those who lived through those years." 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Focus On The Last Hundred Years Focus On 1960-1964: The Kennedy Years (V001009 ) Video, J-A, 58, CS, MTI, 1982 International tensions mount with the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Bay of Pigs, the Berlin Wall and the civil war in Vietnam. America enters the space race and the drive for civil rights begins. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Focus On The Last Hundred Years Focus On The Seventies: Science and Technology (V000999 ) Video, J-A, 20, CS, MTI, 1985 Americans reassessed themselves and their environment, the country survived the most acute energy shortage since World War II, and the nuclear energy industry developed. Environmentalists alerted the nation. Experiments in genetic engineering raised controversy while the space program raised the nation's spirits. Focus On 1965-1969: The Angry Years (V001005 ) 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Video, J-A, 58, CS, MTI, 1982 Focus On The Last Hundred Years The escalating war in Vietnam reaps a storm of protest in America. Assassination and ghetto riots fuel a climate of violence, but the country celebrates the triumph of landing a man on the moon. Focus On The Seventies: The Anxious Years (V001007 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Focus On The Last Hundred Years Focus On The Arts: The Forties (V001002 ) Video, J-A, 50, CS, MTI, 1989 In a nation giddy with enormous victories and ready for new challenges, the artistic community was inspired to test and expand on their creative energies. Synthesis and collaboration in the arts paralleled the spirit of an America that won wars and met production quotas, regardless of personal cost. Focuses on many of the pioneers and stars of theater, dance, music, painting, sculpture and photojournalism of the forties. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 2. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. 3. THE ARTS -- ARTISTS & TECHNIQUES. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Video, J-A, 23, CS, MTI, 1985 A nation rocked by the bloodshed of Vietnam and the deception of Watergate celebrated its 200th birthday and new President Jimmy Carter promised a renewed moral leadership, despite crippling inflation and the humiliation of the Iranian hostage crisis. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Focus On The Last Hundred Years Focus On The Seventies: The Nixon Years (V000998 ) Video, J-A, 25, CS, MTI, 1985 This program traces America's involvement in the Vietnam War and the dissent that marked Nixon's administration and polarized that nation. From his foreign triumphs in China and Russia to the scandal of Watergate, America witnessed the shattering end of a political career. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Focus On The Last Hundred Years Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 152 Focus On The Thirties (V001003 ) Food (V000922 ) Video, J-A, 58, CS, MTI, 1981 Video, P, 10, CS, Coro, 1989 America staggers from the Great Depression to global war as totalitarian aggression plunges the world into chaos. Meanwhile, FDR institutes the New Deal and baseball revels in its golden age. In this program, two aliens examine this important human need, perplexed that anybody would need substances filled with a thing called nutrients to stay alive. Young viewers discover many important things about this need; where food comes from and can be purchased, how it is packaged and properly stored and how it is processed and transported. The program also details how people work to bring each of the major food groups from nature to the processing plant and then to the table. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Focus On The Last Hundred Years Focus On The Twenties (V001006 ) America shifts from a rural to an urban society, signalling a new era of development which ends with a shattering crash in 1929. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. Basic Needs 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Food Chain Mystery, The (V003913 ) Focus On The Last Hundred Years Video, P-I, 15, CS, 100%, 2000 Video, J-A, 58, CS, MTI, 1982 Folksongs Of The Western Settlement (1865-1900) (V001657 ) Video, I-H, 16, CS, Coro, 1968 Tells the hardships of the miners, merchants, farmers, ranchers, lawmen, and railroaders in some of their folksongs - "Miner's Song," "The Rambler," "The Farmer Is The Man," "Greer County Bachelor," "I Ride An Old Paint," "Chisholm Trail," "Cowboy's Lament," and "Billy The Kid." All life forms need energy to life. This energy is derived from sunlight, but how is it transfered from the sun to living organisms? The answer to the riddle is quite simple and the clues are everywhere; the sun's energy is passed on to other creatures through a sequence of producers and consumers known as a food chain. Join Inspector Energy as he investigates the transfer of energy among life's many organisms. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RECONSTRUCTION & GROWTH. Food Chains (V001681 ) Follow The Drinking Gourd (V003437 ) Follow a food chain from undersea kelp forests - the primary producers that collect light energy, transfer it into chemical energy and store it in their tissues - through primary and secondary consumers with this program. Explore a variety of food chains in shallow and deep-water habitats. Describes the chemical reactions of photosynthesis, defines an enery pyramid and takes viewers up a food chain to determine why there are fewer and fewer animals at each link of a food chain. Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1993 DVD (DV00365 ) Based on the song of the same title, with story and pictures by Jeanette Winter and narration by Keith David, this show explores an infamous chapter in America's history. As he celebrates the road to freedom paved by the Underground Railroad, LeVar introduces viewers to the history, heroes, stories and music of the African-Ameican culture which emerged from slavery. Available on VHS or DVD. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -CIVIL WAR PERIOD. 5. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. Reading Rainbow Follow The Drinking Gourd (V003703 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, Rabbit Ears, 1999 In this story based on the traditional American folksong, Morgan Freeman recounts the compelling adventures of one family's escape from slavery via the Underground Railroad. Taj Mahal's heartfelt blues score perfectly captures the drama of this perilous flight to freedom. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. Follow the Drinking Gourd (by Jeanetta Winter) (V001557 ) Video, I-H, 12, CS, SRA, 1990 With pictures that spring directly from American folk tradition, and a story that weaves history and song together, this video tells of Peg Leg Joe and a brave group of runaway slaves who follow the Drinking Gourd north to freedom on the Underground Railroad. Narrated and sung by Tony Awardwinning star, Ron Richardson. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 2. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 4. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 6. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Video, J-C, 14, CS, Coro, 1992 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Ecology, The Food Chains And Webs (DV00039 ) DVD, I-J, 21, CS, AGC/United Learn, 1998 Take your students on a tour of the food chain. Come along an expedition with Dr. Brian Jerome as he visits Vermont's White River Watershedits flowing waters, forest, wetlands, and rocky shores-to examine how energy and matter are transferred through the environment. he explores the relationships between producers and consumers, predators and prey, and biotic and abiotic factores. By studying the interactions of the plants and animals of this region, students can learn about food chains and webs. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Food-Chooser's Guide To The Well-Fed Cell (3rd Ed.) (V004250 ) Video, I-J, 22, CS, Coro, 1982 This exercise in delectable animations tells all about nutrients, basic food groups, and balanced meals. It explains what calories and empty calories are, and then it adds a postscript about checking labels for sugar and other additives cells don't need. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. SCIENCE -CELLS. 3. SCIENCE -- CELLS. Food, Energy and You (3rd Ed.) (V001973 ) Video, I-J, 20, CS, Perennial, 1994 Demonstrates how our bodies use energy and where it comes from in the foods we eat. Getting a sufficient amount of food energy to maintain growth and development is stressed. Demonstrates the process by which food supplies energy, and makes clear how and why sensible eating habits contribute significantly to our well-being. Ages 8-12. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 153 Food For All Seasons? Or Choose Your Food (V003088 ) The Food Pyramid (DV00455 ) Video, P-J, 25, CS, Landmark, 1997 This program highlights the fifferent food groups, explains why each group is needed by our bodies, and encourages good and balanced eating. Food. We eat it. We need it to stay alive. It provides us with vitamins and energy, and we use it to satisfy some of our social rituals! Albert decides to show a mouse how easy it is to be a consumer. Mangoes and strawberries in the winter? - No problem. Just take a trip to the supermarket. Apples from New Zealand, pears from Chile? And what is the effect on the environment? Albert and his friend visit laboratories with vegetables on drip feeds, share a plane flight full of jet-lagged fruit. 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. Nature Knows Best Food: Keep It Safe To Eat (2nd Ed.) (V003415 ) Video, J-A, 16, CS, Higgins, 1998 Presents the safety rules for preventing foodborne illness (food poisoning) recommended by the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture (USDA) and the Centers for Disease Control. The Golden Rule: "Keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold," and out of the danger zone is dramatically illustrated. Also the simple rules of kitchen hygiene, safe defrosting methods, refrigerating and preventing cross contamination are shown. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. Food Myths (w/John Stossel) (DV00219 ) DVD, J-H, 28, CS, Disney, 2005 Is margarine healthier than butter? Should you drink eight glasses of water a day? We'll check out widely-held food beliefs to see if they're fact or fiction. Does sugar make kids hyper? Does expensive coffee taste better? We consulted experts and ran tests. 1. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 2. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 3. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. Food Processing (A Video Field Trip) (V004690 ) Video, I-H, 22, CS, Learning Seed, 2003 DVD, I-H, 6, cc , Discovery, 2007 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. The Amazing Body for Students Food Safety (DV00396 ) H, 10, cc , Discovery, 2007 Everyone loves a cookout, but look out! Cookouts and picnics can also be prime breeding grounds for harmful bacteria that can make people sick. Learn safe food-handling techniques, including avoiding crosscontamination, properly washing fruits and vegetables, cooking all meats thoroughly, and keeping items properly chilled. It's all the information you'll need to have fun and stay safe. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. Food Science: Kitchen Mysteries Revealed (V003690 ) Video, J-A, 22, CS, Learning Seed, 2000 Why do we whip cream and beat eggs? Why do onions cause tears? What does shortening shorten? What makes bread rise? These are just a few questions we answer to illustrate that science lives just as much in the kitchen and on the dinner table as in the laboratory. This cross-disciplinary video looks at everyday foods with the eyes of an inquiring scientific mind. Students will learn: How cooking works and why it sometimes doesn't; What sifting flour and whipping cream have in common with toilet paper; and more. 1. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 3. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. Food Webb (DV00291 ) DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2005 Watch as Bill Nye becomes tangled in a complex food web in his quest to demonstrate that all living things depend on other living things to survive. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS cassette. Grades 4 & Up. This program goes behind the usually closed doors to reveal how freeze drying enables real strawberries to end up in a cereal box, how peanut butter caramel ice cream is assembled, and how science plays a role in creating potato chips with just the right crunch. Viewers see how a beef roast is vacuum cooked so it's ready to heat and eat, they watch golden wheat milled into white flour, see corn move from cob to can, visit a frozen pizza assembly line, and tour a research lab working to make fat free cookies. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. To introduce students to the fossils of Ohio. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Footprints In Time (Fossils In Ohio) (V000118 ) Video, I-J, 15, CS, SOITA, 1980 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Shaping Our State Food Products (V002122 ) Video, P-I, 14, CS, Barr, 1993 Orange juice, potato chips, chocolates, ice cream - find out how your favorite foods are made. You'll visit the factories where these food products are made. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. 4. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. How It's Done For All Mankind (V003021 ) Video, I-A, 80, CS, NGS, 1989 Join National Geographic on the greatest adventure of the 20th century America's first manned flights to the moon. From lift-off to splashdown, from Mission Control to the moon landing, you'll relive this incredible story in a film composed of rare footage shot and narrated by the Apollo astronauts themselves. In the historic words of astronaut Neil Armstrong, these chosen men embarked on a universal mission, taking "one small step for a man, one giant leap" FOR ALL MANKIND. 1. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 154 For All Mankind (Thomas Edison) (V005115 ) Forces Shaping The Earth (V004768 ) Video, I-H, 36, CS, Grace Products, 1998 Video, I-J, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2003 He was born in a small town in Ohio. Deaf by the age of 13, he had less than three months fo formal education. Yet, he became the foremost inventor of all time. We get to know Thomas Edison through the eyes of two school girls from the present. Rivals since childhood, they find themselves competing for the grand prize in the school science fair - a chance to attend a launch of the Space Shuttle. This is more than a history lesson and more than a science lesson. It's a lesson in working together in spite of our differences. Gravity and erosion are major factors in changing the shape of the surface of earth. Weathered materials are eroded by the action of water, wind, ice and gravity. The three different types of erosion, and the major types of mass movements caused by gravity are discussed at length. All of this is portrayed via detailed animations and photography. Concepts and terminology discussed include: erosion, deposition, mass movement, creep, slump, landslide, alluvial fan, delta, glaciers, glacial deposits and more. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SCIENCE -SCIENCE. 3. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Force and Newton's Laws (D001045 ) Streaming video (20 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. License agreement - lifetime. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use., Visual Learning, 3 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01045 ) This program illustrates the principle of force and the application of Newton's three laws of motion. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. 4. SCIENCE -OCEANOGRAPHY. Earth In Action Forecasting And Weather Instruments (V004469 ) Video, P-J, 15, CS, United Learning, 2001 Knowing tomorrow's weather helps all of us plan and have more productive, enjoyable, and safe lives. This program shows the basics of how weather forecasts are made. Students learn to understand the symbols that they see on weather maps in the media, By measuring, charting, and tracking weather, it becomes easy to see how things change as weather moves from one part of the Earth to another. Students become familiar with the names and functions of weather instruments. 1. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 4. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 1. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. Force And Work: Energy In Action (DV00033 ) 1. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. DVD, I-H, 26, CS, AIMS Multimedia, 1996 In an effective introduction to the concepts of force and work, this DVD explains and demonstrates everyday mechanical forces and the mysteries of field forces such as gravity and electromagnetism. The concepts of work, pressure, potential and kinetic energy, and power and efficiency are also explored in mechanical and living systems. Recommended for grades 6-12. Forest And Vegetation (V000124 ) Video, I-J, 15, CS, SOITA, 1980 To introduce students to some of Ohio's forests and vegetation, past and present. Shaping Our State Forest Habitat (V003904 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, 100%, 1999 Physics Essentials Forests exist all over the world and are among the most exciting and intricate places to visit. This program takes students on a guided tour through many forests. During the journey, students will learn about the many types of forest habitats, how plants and animals adapt to seasonal changes, and the delicate interaction between plants, animals, and soil. Forces (V004488 ) 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Video, I, 18, CS, Aims, 2001 In this video, students will learn through observation and experimentation about the properties of forces, Newton's Laws of Motion and how pressure affects the world around them. By viewing this program students will come to understand: Newton's Laws of Motion, that every force is a push or pull, balanced and unbalanced forces, friction, gravity, electromagnetism, and pressure. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. Forces Of Nature (DV00071 ) DVD, I-A, 40, CS, Natl. Geog., 2004 Witness the awesome power - and the unimaginable destruction - of explosive volcanoes, groundbuckling earthquakes, and deadly tornadoes as yo head into the field with scientists who risk their lives exploring the origins and behaviors of these fearsome natural disasters. Venture to the brink of an erupting volcano on the Caribbean island of Montserrat. Crisscross the Midwest's infamous "Tornado Alley" with storm chasers. Wistness city-leveling earthquakes in Turkey. Narrated by Kevin Bacon. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/ METEOROLGY. 3. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Forests (DV00292 ) DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2005 Follow Bill Nye when he goes swinging through the trees in Washington, Florida, Texas, and California to bring viewers close to the tallest and possibly oldest living things in the world. Examine a real forest fire to see how it benefits a forest's ecosystem. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS cassette. Grades 4 & Up. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 4. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) For Goodness Sake! (V002202 ) Video, J-C, 17, CS, CorVision, 1995 Hollywood celebrities join host Dennis Prager in this funny, fresh and inspiring message of personal responsibility. A special educational version of the best-selling ethics training video - directed by David Zucker "The Naked Gun". 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 155 For The Love Of Horses (V004477 ) Fossils And Dinosaurs (V004684 ) Video, P-A, 25, CS, Lucerne, 2000 Video, P-I, 13, CS, 100%, 1998 This video takes us to visit Sawmill Farm in Massachusetts where race horses are born. We meet Carol Hepburn who is manager of the farm and watch as she helps in the actual birth of a horse, explaining the process in simple, east to understand ways. We meet Marsia, a ten year old girl who has been riding since she was six, who visits Sawmill and learns about Carol's challenging work caring for horses. Provides an entertaining and educational look at life on a horse farm. The age of dinosaurs comes alive as viewers take a trip back in time. In this program, students learn the names and distinctive features of many of the most common dinosaurs. They discover how fossils form and understand that fossils can give clues about how dinosaurs lived and died. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SEX EDUCATION. 3. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 5. GENERAL -- GENERAL. 6. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. For The People: A Study Of Democracy (V002391 ) Video, I-J, 19, CS, United Learning, 1994 Examines the history and explores the modern day form of democracy. This program will help students better understand their role in a democratic society. A visit to Washington D.C. and the halls of American government help explain the evolution of democracy in the United States. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 3. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Fossils: Uncovering Clues To The Past (V002287 ) Video, J-H, 20, CS, Scott, 1993 With live action, graphics, and animation, journey through millions of years of geologic time. Understand the importance of fossils in revealing the story of life on Earth. Learn how fossils are formed and see how paleontologists excavate and study these traces of ancient life. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Earth Science Video Library Fossils: Windows Into The Past (V004303 ) Video, I-J, 24, CS, Rainbow, 1998 Fort Laurens (V000102 ) Provides an overview of fossils and the many things they teach us. It takes students on a dinosaur dig in Wyoming and a fossil horse dig in Florida. It describes fossils as old as blue-green algae that existed three and half billion years ago, and fossils as recent as those of homo sapiens, our own species that is less than 200,000 years old. It shows paleontologists at work finding, excavating, and preparing fossils; and it shows amateurs, including young students in the search for clues about ancient life. Video, I-J, 15, CS, SOITA, 1980 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. To acquaint students with the only Revolutionary War fort in Ohio and to introduce students to the tie between history and its interpretation to the public. Founding of our Federal Government (DV00082 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. It Happened Here Fossil Fuels (V000129 ) Video, I-J, 15, CS, SOITA, 1980 To acquaint students with the Ohio fuels that were formed from fossils. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Shaping Our State Fossils (DK00010 ) DVD Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2005 Grade Five Social Studies . History ; Describe the cultural patterns that are evident in North America today as a result of exploration, colonization and conflict; Settlement; Explain how the United States became independent from Great Britain; Y2003 CSS S01 G03-05 BB L05 I05. , 100%, 2001 DVD (D001136 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01136 ) While George Washington was leading the Continental Army against the British, Thomas Jefferson was writing a document that would be used to declare America's separation from England - The Declaration of Independence. Students identify some of the people who fought for the rights of Americans. Once free, the planning of a new government began with the writing of our Constitution. Recognize that our country's government is based on a constitution and learn of the changes made to our constitution. Grades 2-5. Fossils provide a window through which we can peer into the past. This program illustrates the different processes by which fossils are formed, what fossils tell us about the past, and how scientists interpret fossils. On location footage takes students to major fossil dig locations. Other terminology includes: mold, cast, imprint, petrification, index fossil, trace fossil, and paleontology. Grades 5-9. DVD. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Starring the "O" and double "O" sounds. The two pigeons, Walter and Clay, want"The Fox and The Crow" banned from the libray because they think the book makes birds look like birdbrains. Geologic History Fossils (DV00293 ) DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2005 Discover the relationship between dinosaurs and birds, and find out that rhinoceroses once lived in Nebraska. Bill Nye also tracks down dinosaur footprints with paleontologist Grace Irby and travels to the La Brea Tar Pits to see what's underneath all that tar. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS cassette. Grades 4 & Up. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Fox And The Crow, The (V004177 ) Video, P, 30, CS, WGBH, 2001 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. Mane Event, The (Between The Lions) Foxes (V004798 ) Video, P-P, 15, CS, Disney, 2003 See how some Disney's illustrious foxes - from Fox and the Hound, and Robin Hood - embody the cleverness, speed, and cunning of their real-life counterparts. Watch foxes in the wild to discover why they use a badger's den for a home, why they smell so awful, and much more! 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Disney's Animal World Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 156 Fox On The Job (V003438 ) France Falls, May-June 1940 (V000054 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1991 Video, H-C, 52, S, BBC, 1980 The perfect job is hard to come by and, in this program, a lazy fox has an amusing time looking for one. Inspired by this delightful tale, written by James Marshall, LeVar goes to work on some household chores. Viewers will meet a young entrepreneur who turns bright colors into big business. And they'll also encounter a unique twist on walking the family dog. The eyes of the world are on France - its huge army, its impregnable Maginot Line. Incredibly, the Wehrmacht skirts the Line and forges South. As the humiliated French Army collapses, Paris is occupied and France Falls. The British retreat to the Channel coast as Hitler stands poised, ready to invade Britain. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. Reading Rainbow Fractions (DV00189 ) DVD, I, 10, CS, Library Video, 2004 When Dr. Strangeglove takes over Inter-Math's top secret space station with plans of aiming a Number Ray at Earth, Secret Agent Matt Matticks must solve problems with fractions by identifying fractional parts of an amount and converting improper fractions to mixed numbers. Students will assume the roles of special agents as they assist Matt on his quest to stop Dr. Strangeglove in this fun, animated program. Includes an English & Spanish track. Grades 4-6. World At War France: Romain In Brittany (V004201 ) Video, P-J, 13, CS, NDM, 2000 Romain is a Breton and his village is the center of the Kost er Hoet dance. Wanting to preserve his cultural inheritance, he gets lessons from respected elders, and is delighted that his fisherman father may return in time to watch him dance at his birthday party. 1. THE ARTS -- THE ARTS. 2. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -EUROPE. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. 2. FOREIGN LANGUAGE -- SPANISH. Let's Dance Math Challenge, The DVD, P-J, 52, cc, PBS, 2007 Fractions (V004987 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2004 DVD (DV00160 ) Whether it's a birthday cake or a dozen eggs, fractions name equal parts of a whole object or a whole set. Students will understand the relationship between parts and wholes, and learn to name and write fractions with numerators and denominators. Kids discover that equivalent fractions, mixed numbers and improper fractions are different ways to name the same amount. Is one-third larger or smaller than one-fifth? The mystery of comparing and ordering fractions is solved by using number sense. Grades K-4. VHS or DVD. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. Francine's Pilfered Paper (DV00430 ) Contains 4 programs: 1) HIC OR TREAT--D.W. gets a case of the hiccups that just won't go away. No matter how much advice she gets, she just can't find the right cure. Will D.W. ever get relief--or will she have the hiccups forever? 2) MR. ALWAYSRIGHT--It seems that Brain is always right about everything and it's starting to get on Buster's nerves. But Buster is convinced that someday Brain will make a mistake--and when he does, Buster will be waiting. 3) FRANCINE'S PILFERED PAPER--Thanksgiving can be a time for relaxing with family and friends. But for Mr. Ratburn, it's a chance to assign homework! Instead of despairing, Francine finds the perfect Web site for her research, which she happily copies and pastes for her entire report. There's nothing wrong with that..is there? 4)BUSTER GETS REAL--Everyone loves the new "Top Supermarket" reality series on TV--everyone except Arthur. So when Buster stops watching "Bionic Bunny" to watch this popular new show, Arthur fears their friendship is over. Fractions, Decimals and Percents (V003260 ) 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. 3. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 4. LITERATURE -- AUTHORS/ POETS. Video, H, 29, CS, GPN, 1990 Arthur Math For Children Emphasizes that the real world is not made up of just whole numbers. Both business people and consumers must become comfortable working with fractions, decimals and percents. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. 2. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 3. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- BASIC ECONOMICS. 5. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. By The Numbers France (V004947 ) Video, I-H, 30, CS, New Dimension, 2005 The cultural richness and geographic variety of France emerge, along with many historical features. The intensity of Paris contrasts with diverse rural economies and traditions, and the many international contributions of the French are shown. Grades 6 & Up. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -EUROPE. Beyond Our Borders Francisco Coronado (D001378 ) DVD, P-A, 18, FILM I, 2002 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01378 ) Describes the journeys of the sixteenth century Spanish explorer who searched for cities of gold in parts of the American Southwest, but discovered only Indian villages. <p>Resources <p>Teacher Guide<p>Web Site <p>Francisco Coronado (Full Program 17:33, 548 MB) Chapter 1 Introduction 1:21, 42 MB; Chapter 2 16th Century Exploration :49, 26 MB; Chapter 3 Early Life :42, 27 MB; Chapter 4 Expedition To Cibola 1:49, 57 MB; Chapter 5 Natives Of NW Mexico 2:01, 63 MB; Chapter 6 Cibola 3:35, 112 MB; Chapter 7 Search Continues 2:20, 73 MB; Chapter 8 Returns Home 1:05, 34 MB; Chapter 9 Search Continues 2:56, 92 MB; Chapter 10 Credits :35, 18 MB <p>Added Info Streaming video - Windows Media Video. MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. Famous Explorers Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 157 Franklin's Summer Vacation (V004695 ) Freedom River (V004821 ) Video, P, 25, CS, Library Video, 2000 Video, P, 18, CS, Disney, 2002 In "Franklin Goes to Day Camp," Franklin and Bear are best friends, but their friendship is tested at day camp when Possum gets more of Bear's attention. In "Franklin's Canoe Trip," Mr. Turtle takes Franklin and Bear on a canoeing adventure. The boys overcome several obstacles and are rewarded with a great sense of accomplishment - and toasted marshmallows! 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 3. GUIDANCE -PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Franklin Goes To School (V004657 ) Video, P, 25, CS, Library Video, 1997 When the first day of school finally arrives, Franklin is so excited he can hardly keep himself in his shell. However, on the way his unbridled anticipation turns to fear of the unknown as he begins to think he may be called upon to do the impossible - like recite the alphabet backwards or spell chrysanthemum! Also contains "Franklin Fibs." When Franklin boasts that he can eat 76 flies in the blink of an eye, he never expected that his friends would want to see him do just that. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Freaky Friday (V003390 ) Video, I-J, 24, CS, Disney, 1980 From the book by Mary Rodgers. Here's a comedy that will ring true for all students who can't wait to grow up. Typical family conflicts take a new and funny turn when a mother and her teenage daughter magically change places for a day - Friday the 13th. Edited specifically for classroom use. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). "Freckle" The Adventures of A City Hummingbird (V003509 ) Video, P-I, 24, CS, Lucerne, 1998 Children will be entranced by this story of a spunky little hummingbird which is told with remarkable live-action cinematography. Born just before Christmas in an unlikely environment, a nest in a city garage. Freckle dreams of a home in the world outside where he can live among the beautiful flowers his mother has described to him. Setting off to find it, the tiny bird runs into danger, but his life is saved by two children. Freckle's experiences as he pursues his dream will fascinate viewers of all ages. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. Frederick Douglass (V001800 ) Video, I-A, 30, CS, Library Video, 1992 A biography of Frederick Douglass (1818-1895). Abolitionist Editor. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Black Americans Of Achievement This ALA Notable Children's Book and Coretta Scott King Illustrator Honor Book tells the true story of ex-slave John Parker, who risked his freedom and life to help others escape slavery. Integrate the book into social studies lessons with a segment on the Underground Railroad and enjoy a chat with the author and illustrator. Written by Doreen Rappaport, illustrated by Bryan Collier. Includes the video and book of the same title. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 3. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 4. LANGUAGE ARTS -BIOGRAPHIES. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. Beyond The Page Freedom Stations: Cincinnati, Detroit, Oberlin, Philadelphia, Ripley, Rochester (DV00372 ) Freedom Station: Cincinnati, OH Located in a free state bordering the slaveholding state of Kentucky, and confederate state of Virginia, Cincinnati OH was the passage to freedom for countless men, women, and children such, it was a hotbed for the clash of pro-slavery and abolitionist ideas. Scholars, local historians, and residents explore the people ( Harriet Beecher Stowe), places (Lane Seminary), and events (Margaret Garner's escape) that converged to make Cincinnati one of American history's richest symbols of Freedom. Freedom Station: Detroit, MI/Buxton, Ontario Canada just a short distance from thriving Free Black communities, located in Buxton, Ontario Canada, Detroit grew in importance as a stop along the Underground Railroad toward themid-19th Century. Scholars, local historians, and residents explore the people(Residents of Buxton), places (Second Baptist Chuch), and events (Fugitive Salve Act) that cuased Detroit/Buxton to become an ternational "battlegournd" for Freedom. , 2008 Freedom Station: Philadelphia, PA; from the time of the Revolutionary War, Philadelphia's community of Free Black and patriots had been on the front lines of the struggle for Freedom. Scholars, local historians residents explore the people (William Still & Richard Allen), places (Belmont Mansion), and events (Fugitive Slave Acts) that elevated Philadelphia to one of the most important cities in the international movement to abolish slavery. Freedom Station: Ripley, OH positioned just across the Ohio river from the slave-holding-state Kentucky led to its renown as a stop along the Underground Railraod. Scholars, local historians, and residents explore the people (John Parker & John Rankin), places ("Liberty Hill"), and events ("Eliza's escape") that converged to make Ripley an iconic symbol of Freedom's pursuit. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. Frederick Douglass (V004965 ) Underground Railroad Freedom Center Video, I-J, 32, CS, Clearvue/eav, 1989 Freedom Station, The (V000610 ) This program recounts one great Americans struggle to abolish slavery and to gain equal rights for all. This 2-part program traces Douglass' early life, from slavery to become one of the foremost civil rights leaders in American history. This program portrays Douglass through the use of authentic art and through the introduction of American folksongs whose themes underscore the meaning of his life and times. Concludes with a look at his activities during the Civil War and his fight for voting rights for ex-slaves 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. THE ARTS -- ARTS & CRAFTS. 3. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -CIVIL WAR PERIOD. American Folk Songs Video, J-C, 28, CS, PBS, 1988 Maryland's Harriet Tubman, sometimes known as "Moses," helped more than 300 slaves escape from slavery by hiding them in the homes of abolitionists. This video is set in 1850 in a root cellar in a safe house along Tubman's Underground Railroad. It is designed to help students appreciate the dangers faced by runaway slaves and the people who assisted them, prior to the Civil War. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 158 Free Press Vs Fair Trial By Jury: The Sheppard Case (V000444 ) French Revolution, The: The Bastile (V000076 ) Video, J-C, 26, CS, EBEC, 1969 The setting is Paris, July 14, 1789. The Bastile stands as a symbol of absolute royal power. We see Louis XVI and his queen, Marie Antoinette, in their opulent indifference to the reality around them. By recreating the reality of that day and that year - mass hunger, crushing taxes, resentment against the rulers - the program shows what leads the common people of Paris to a desperate act of violence, the storming of the Bastile. Illustrates how, in the Sheppard Case of 1954, the rights of the press and the rights of the accused to a fair trial by jury met in a head-on collision. Explains how the Supreme Court brought about a more even balance between the rights of the accused and the rights of the press in the trial courts of the United States. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. French And Indian War, The (Rev.) (V003258 ) Video, J-H, 21, CS, LCA, 1970 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Western Civilization: Majesty And Madness Video, J-H, 15, CS, Coronet, 1981 French Revolution, The: The Terror (V000077 ) It is 1753. The stage is set for a major conflict bewteen England and France for control of the Ohio Valley in North America. Major historical characters move across the scene. Washington, Franklin, Pitt, Generals Braddock, Wolf and Montcalm. Actions at Ft. Necessity, Ft. Louisbourg and Ft. Niagra, the Albany Conference, Braddock's defeat and the battle for Quebec on the plains of Abraham are all recreated in costume, part of the war that decided the fate of a continent. Video, J-H, 19, CS, LCA, 1971 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -AGE OF EXPLORATION. French & Colonial Quebec, The (V003385 ) Video, P-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 1999 As one of the oldest settlements in North America, Quebec was first surveyed by French explorer Jacques Cartier and later founded by Samuel de Champlain in 1608. While Quebec began as a very small outpost, the settlement quickly became the center of New France as the French colonists became expert trappers and established relationships with both the Huron and the Iroquois Indians. Explore the daily life of the early French Canadians and trace the development of this unique colony. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -NATIVE AMERICANS. Colonial Life For Children French Explorers, The (V001215 ) Video, I-H, 11, CS, EBEC, 1965 The film shows the colorful French explorers who claimed over half of a continent for France and dreamed of building a rich colonial empire in the New World. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. French Explorers (V004734 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2000 When France sent explorers to the New World, it was searching for wealth, colonies and a route to the East. Follow along with our two young hosts as they learn how the French established New France and claimed most of present-day Canada. Listen to storys of Giovanni da Verrazano, the first European to sail into New York Bay; and Jacques Cartier, who discovered the St. Lawrence River. Hear about: Samuel de Champlain, Louis Joliet, Jacques Marquette, Rene-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle. Grades 5-8. From idealism to violence, the program dramatizes the way in which the noble motives and legitimate causes of the French Revolution was spiralled into a reign of terror, as its original goals become over-shadowed by the radical tactics of Robespierre and other leaders. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Western Civilization: Majesty And Madness Freshwater (DK00033 ) DVD Kit, I-H, 20, cc, Visual Learning, 2003 In this program, the physical and chemical properties of freshwater are investigated. The steps in the water cycle are studied, as are the major characteristics of surface water and groundwater. The small amount of freshwater on Earth compared to the abundance of saltwater is stressed. Other terminology includes: water cycle, evaporation, condensation, precipitation, valley glacier, continental glacier, standing water, running water, water table, and aquifer. Grades 5-9. DVD 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/ METEOROLGY. 3. SCIENCE -- OCEANOGRAPHY. 4. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 5. SCIENCE -CHEMISTRY. Planet Earth Freshwater (V001696 ) Video, J-C, 14, CS, Coro, 1992 Shows the different types of organisms that live in both standing and running waters. It details the limiting factors such as temperature, light, current and concentration of oxygen that determine the kind of organisms that live in each of these communities. 1. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- PLANT BEHAVIOR. Aquatic Ecosystems Fresh Water Animals (V000533 ) Video, P-H, 30, CS, Kodak, 1988 Just one-five-thousandth of the earth's water is fresh. Its inhabitants find ingenious ways to survive in their limited space, as narrator Thane Maynard explains. Take, for example, beavers. These excellent swimmers dam up rushing water with sticks, timbers, stones, and mud. The dams they create provide housing for themselves as well as for their many fresh-water neighbors. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. Explorers Of The World 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Sierra Club French Revolution, The (Rev.) (V000895 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2002 Video, J-C, 17, CS, Coro, 1979 Utilizing his trusty airboat, Jeff Corwin combs Florida's "sea of grass," the Everglades, to look for North American's rarest reptile, the crocodile. On his journey, he visits both crocodile and alligator nests, and confronts the deadly coral snake. The experiences and ideas of Georges Roget, a lawyer and member of the Third Estate, bring the issues, causes, personalities and turbulent events of the French Revolution into sharp focus. Scenic photography and dramatized episodes in European settings bring vitality to the study of this significant epoch. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Freshwater Biome: Florida (Everglades) (V004387 ) 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Going Wild! With Jeff Corwin Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 159 Freshwater Biome: Florida (Homosassa River) (V004388 ) Friendship (V005061 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2002 Annie realizes that friendship is about what you give, not what you have, after a "fair weather friend" jilts her before a canoe trip. Plato helps Annie see that "a friend in need, is a friend indeed" in the tale of "Waukewa's Eagle" (Native American); the importance of being open-minded when choosing friends in "Why Frog and Snake Don't Play Together" (African); that trust and loyalty make true comrades in "Damon and Pythias" (Greek); and to treasure "New Friends and Old Friends" (poem). Take a trip down Florida's rivers with Jeff Corwin as he tracks the West Indian manatee. Students will witness Jeff chasing down an 80-pound alligator, a snapping turtle and his close encounter with North America's only marsupial, the Virginia opossum. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Going Wild! With Jeff Corwin Freshwater Biome: Idaho (Snake River Canyon) (V004386 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2002 Jeff Corwin discovers wildlife underground, and rappels down the cliffs of Idaho in search of a raptor nest. Then he tracks the prairie falcon along Idaho's Snake River, and meets up with a screech owl, kestrels, the golden eagle, badgers, and the whiptail lizard. Video, P-I, 30, CS, PBS, 1996 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Adventures From The Book Of Virtues Frog Goes To Dinner (V003638 ) Video, P-I, 12, CS, Phoenix, 1985 1. SCIENCE -- BIRDS. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Going Wild! With Jeff Corwin In this live-action, nonverbal sequal to "A Boy, A Dog, A Frog," the frog escapes from the little boy's jacket pocket in a fancy restaurant and disrupts the formal atmosphere there, creating a hilarious adventure. Before the chef finally catches it and nearly turns him into a tempting dish of frog legs, the boy arrives on the scene and saves the day, making way for other funfilled adventures. Based on the book by Mercer Mayer. Freshwater Biome: Louisiana (Atchafalaya Swamp) (V004389 ) 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2002 Journey through the largest river-basin swamp in North America in search of the elusive 4-foot salamander, the amphiuma. Encounter an orangetoothed nutria, visit an authentic Cajun houseboat, and learn the legend of the Louisiana werewolf. Jeff Corwin 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Going Wild! With Jeff Corwin Frog Prince, The (V001928 ) Video, P-I, 54, CS, Henson, 1994 Once upon a pond, there lived a froggery of Muppet frogs and their leader, Kermit the Frog. And so begins this classic - but comic - fairy tale about a prince who's bewitched by a witch and turned into a frog, and the beautiful princess whose kiss will make him human again! 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Freshwater Ecosystems (V004123 ) Frogs And Toads (V000534 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Video, P-H, 30, CS, Kodak, 1988 Freshwater ecosystems can be as small as a puddle or as large as a raging river. Ponds, lakes and streams occur on every continent, and are home to a host of fish, algae and other water organisms. Students will explore these diverse habitats and learn about the biotic and abiotic factors that make up these ecosystems. Shows students how to test the amount of dissolved oxygen in two different bodies of water, while a visit with a freshwater naturalist examines the importance of wetlands around the world. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 4. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Biomes Of The World In Action Narrator Thane Maynard introduces young and old to the world of frogs and toads - amphibians who progress from life in the water to life on land. Illustrates the progression from tadpole to toad or frog. View the special breeding pools and tunnels aimed to protect the tadpole from predators. See the unique frog features: bulbous eyes, powerful hind legs, long, sticky tongues. Hear the croaking-riveting songs produced from the frog's characteristic air sacs. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Sierra Club Frogs & Toads (V004799 ) Freshwater Wetlands (V001694 ) Video, P-P, 15, CS, Disney, 2003 Video, J-C, 14, CS, Coro, 1992 Frogs and Toads - are they different? How do they breathe and drink through their skin? Must they stay wet to survive? These spry amphibians will delight students both in real life and in their sprightly antics from Bambi, Sord in the Stone, and The Adventures of Ichabod Toad. This program defines wetlands by showing they include a variety of ecosystems, such as fresh and salt water marshes, cyprus and mangrove swamps, bogs and the mixture of watery land that makes up the Everglades. 1. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. 3. SCIENCE -- PLANT BEHAVIOR. Aquatic Ecosystems 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Disney's Animal World Frog, Where Are You? (V002687 ) Friendship (V002090 ) Video, P-I, 20, CS, Phoenix, 1995 Video, I-J, 30, CS, GPN, 1994 Issues of friendship become more complicated and take on a more central role for teenagers. This program provides your students with a basis for forming quality peer relationships by considering such matters as the characteristics of good friendships, the differences between "true" and "false" friends, preventing trouble in friendships, handling change in friendships and initiating new friendships. In this live-action adaptation of Mercer Mayer's children's book, a frog escapes from being sentenced to life in a jar. As the frog sneaks away from a boy and his dog late one night, we follow the frog as he finds adventure in all sorts of unique and perilous situations, searching for a new home. From skydiving out of disabled airplane to surfing down the rapids of a raging river, the frog escapes, only to find love and happiness ever after. Nonverbal. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Big Changes, Big Choices 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 160 From Atoms To Quarks (V003184 ) Ft. Clatsop and the Journey Home (V005080 ) Video, J-C, 30, CS, Annenberg, 1985 Video, P-J, 15, CS, New Dimension, 2006 Electron waves attracked to the nucleus of an atom help account for the periodic table of the elements and lead to the search for quarks. The miserable winter at Ft. Clatsop makes the explorers happy to return over the Rockies. Little do they know that their most dangerous encounter with the Blackfoot tribe will cost two Indian lives and almost some white ones. Finally, arriving back at Ft. Mandan, Sacagawea and the explorers sadly part, though we learn that Clark later adopted her son. We conclude with a summary of the important achievements of the expedition, and that there exist today many monuments and places honoring Sacagawea's memory. 1. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- MATTER & ENERGY. Mechanical Universe...And Beyond - Part II From Colonial to Contemporary (D001210 ) 1. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. Sacagawea Our Ohio: Exploring Our Heritage Fudge A-Mania (V002501 ) DVD, I-J, 8 , ThinkTV, 2006 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01210 ) From Farm To Table (DV00237 ) DVD, I-A, 22, CS, Learning Seed, 2007 Food! We talk about it all the time. What shall we eat? Where can we buy it? What's healthiest, lowest in fat or carbs, cheapest, or just plain tastiest? But the aspect of food we usually discuss least may just be the most interesting and informative. Where does all this food come from? 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 3. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -BASIC ECONOMICS. From the Great War to the Great Depression (DV00386 ) DVD, I-H, 56, cc, Discovery, 2005 Step back in time to investigate the events that shaped the United States during the early 1900's, including World War I and Prohibition. Includes one feature and four shorter segments. The United States and World War I-Explores America's involvement in World War I. World War I--Looks at the hardships of life in the trenches. The Roaring Twenties--Examines how the war's aftermath contributed to the Roaring Twenties. The Birth of Jazz-Explores how shifting attitudes transformed American music. Prohibition and the American Gangster--Looks at how temperance laws gave way to criminals during Prohibition. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. From The Mixed-Up Files Of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler (V002491 ) Video, PI, 92, C, Hallmark, 1995 When young Claudia decides to run away from home to teach her parents a lesson in Claudia Appreciation, she plans very carefully. Securing the company - and financial participation - of her younger brother Jamie, Claudia sets out to take up residense at the Metropolitan Museum. They come across a statue so beautiful, yet so mysterious, they cannot go home until they discover its maker, a question which baffles even the experts. Stars Lauren Bacall as Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Video, PJ, 93, C, MCA, 1996 Peter thinks his holiday will be a bust when his parents decide to share a vacation house with the Tubman family. That means Peter will have to live with his arch-enemy - "The Queen of Cooties" herself - Sheila Tubman! Peter and Sheila's grandparents fall in love and their upcome marriage fwill make Peter and Sheila related! An adaptation of Judy Blume's classic children's book. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. GENERAL -- GENERAL. Funding The Business With Stocks and Bonds (V003268 ) Video, H, 29, CS, GPN, 1990 Introduces the concepts of corporate debt and equity, beginning with a discussion of how the business's structure affects how assets, profits, and responsibility for debt are determined and distributed. 1. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. 3. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -BASIC ECONOMICS. By The Numbers Funny Little Bunnies (V004336 ) Video, P, 7, CS , Disney, 1987 In this delightful, animated account of Easter preparation, a cherished childhood tradition comes to life. Accompanied by music and sound effects, bunny artists share their skills in a wondrous candy factory ballet. Sculptors chisel chocolate bunnies, fat hens lay hard-boiled eggs and dazzling Easter-egg colors are collected at the end of the rainbow. All of the gorgeously decorated goodies are arranged in Easter baskets, and bluebirds add the final ribbons and bows on these exquisite symbols of Easter. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. THE ARTS -MUSIC. Furry News, The: How To Make A Newspaper (V003439 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1993 Frosty Returns (V002826 ) Video, PI, 26, C, Lucerne, 1995 Frosty the Snowman is as lovable as ever in this animated sequel featuring catchy songs in a timely story. When greedy tycoon, Mr. Twitchell, arrives in Beansboro to promote his product, Summer Wheeze, an aerosol spray that removes snow, he convinces the townspeople that it's a great idea. But with the help of a little girl and boy, Frosty enlightens the folks about the wonders and magic of snow and the importance of protecting the environment. Features John Goodman as Frosty and narrated by Jonathon Winters. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Written and illustrated by Loreen Leedy and delightfully narrated by the cast of "Forbidden Broadway:, this is an entertaining look at the ins and outs of creating a newspaper. Nationally syndicated cartoonist Ray Billingsley shares his inspirations with viewers and demonstrates the process involved in creating his cartoon strip, "Curtis". 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COMMUNICATION & MEDIA. 5. LANGUAGE ARTS -WRITING SKILLS. Reading Rainbow Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 161 Future Takes Shape, The (DV00266 ) Ganges, The (V001333 ) DVD, H-A, 45, CS, Landmark Media, 2006 Video, J-C, 20, CS, EBEC, 1990 America was now the richest nation in the world; Britain was victorious, but bankrupt; the Soviet Union had been devastated but was idealogically strong and committed to the victory of its' brand of communism. The cooperation of the war years and the hopes of its' continuation faded and Europe faced years of extreme hardship. The forces that were to shape international policies for the next fifty years emerged in 1945. This DVD program is chaptered. Hindu priest Veer Bhadra Mishra recognizes that untreated sewage being dumped into the Ganges poses a serious threat to this river. An environmental campaign is organized and the government allocates funds for the project, but the issue of saving the river gets lost in political bureaucracy. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD HISTORY. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 1945 Galileo And His Universe (V002670 ) Video, IJ, 22, C, BFA, 1972 Galileo's discoveries, inventions and theories about the solar system put him in direct conflict with the established views of his time. The program explores the nature and results of his "heretical" ideas - his confrontation and eventual condemnation by the Catholic Church. The conflict between "Copernicus and Christ" was to remain unresolved for many years, but Galileo courageously paved the way for modern science and technology. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -MEDIEVAL & RENAISSANCE. You Are There Galimoto (V003440 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1991 Written by Karen Lynn Williams, this is the story of a young African boy who uses his wits to search for scraps of wire to make his very own "Galimoto." You'll meet an artist who lets her imagination run free while creating objects made of wire. Viewers learn the many practical uses for wire, from transporting people on the longest tramway in the world, to playing an integral part in a circus act that requires balance, concentration and talent. 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- ASIA. Rivers In Danger Garbage (DV00294 ) DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2004 Join Bill Nye as he digs up the dirt on ever-expanding landfills from New York to Florida. Bill also exposes the vast amounts of non-biodegradable waste that humans create. The DVD also includes: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translations; and more. This program is also available on VHS casette. Grades 4 & Up. 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 3. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) Garbage Explosion, The (Rev.) (V000460 ) Video, J-H, 15, CS, EBEC, 1989 Americans create more garbage than any other people in the world. This program explains that our cities are running out of landfill space and presents alternate ways to manage waste, such as high temperature incineration, waste reduction and recycling. The video also shows that household hazardous waste is a growing health threat because city landfills do not protect the environment from these toxic materials. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Garbage Tale: An Environmental Adventure (V002118 ) Video, P-I, 19, CS, Churchill, 1994 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. THE ARTS -ARTS & CRAFTS. Join Ernie as he discovers where his garbage really goes. He travels to landfills, incinerators, compost bins and recycling centers. He learns about resources and pollution - about recycling, reducing what we use and reusing - ways to live in harmony with our Earth. Reading Rainbow 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Gallstones (V002786 ) Video, P-A, 30, CS, Time/Life, 1996 Provides a basic foundation of knowledge about gallstones. This knowledge will help you to better understand your medical condition and to participate more fully in the management of your health care. Hosted by award-winning journalist Mike Schneider. Includes a comprehensive guide. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. Time/Life Medical Gandhi (V000166 ) Gastropods: Snails And Slugs (V003535 ) Video, P-A, 24, CS, Filmwest, 1996 Join John Acorn for a slug and snail-watching tour of the Pacific Northwest, featuring giant banana slugs, tiny land snails and all types of mysterious snails. The facts presented on snails and slugs are often surprising and even humorous. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 2. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Acorn: The Nature Nut Video, J-A, 200, CS , Zenger, 1983 Gathering & Graphing Data (DV00161 ) Directed by Richard Attenborough. Ben Kingsley's Academy Awardwinning portrayal of Gandhi becomes the heart and soul of this epic covering over fifty years of the Mahatma's life. We watch Gandhi's youthful conflicts with apartheid in South Africa, his struggle to free India from colonial rule, and his grief over the tragic religious wars that erupted after independence. DVD, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2004 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. LITERATURE -- WORLD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- RELIGION. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. 5. GENERAL -GENERAL. From surveys, observations and experiments to graphs, diagrams and grids, data tells a story! In this program, kids use data to identify and solve problems. From surveying and tallying school lunch preferences to experimenting and charting plant growth for a science fair, data is gathered in different ways. Students will learn to create, read and interpret information in pictographs, Venn diagrams, coordinate grids and bar, circle and line graphs. Consistency and accuracy is emphasized. Grades K-4. 1. MATHEMATICS -- BASIC SKILLS. Math For Children Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 162 Gender and Communication: She Talks, He Talks (V001727 ) Genetically Modified Foods (DV00175 ) Video, H-A, 22, CS, Learning Seed, 1993 DVD (D001311 ) Explores why males and females have so much trouble communicating. Viewers meet Jasmine, Fran, and Bill as they put together the noonday news at a local TV station. The three professional communicators are smooth and friendly on air, but once the cameras stop, the battle of the sexes rages. Gives the most up-to-date research on the significant differences between male and female communication styles. It applies this to everyday life, suggesting tools for successful interactions. INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01311 ) 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- SPEAKING & LISTENING SKILLS. 3. GUIDANCE -- FAMILY LIVING, MARRIAGE & PARENTING. 4. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. General George Washington (V001538 ) Video, P-C, 30, C , Living History, 1992 "The Father of our nation," George Washington, comes alive in this animated video about the general's military exploits. Retracing his steps from the "shot heard 'round the world" at Lexington to the dark days of Valleuy Forge and on to a new nation and final peace in 1783. Shows Washington at his best - courageous, determined, humble, brave, and patriotic. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Animated Hero Classics Generosity (V005062 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, PBS, 1996 When Zach and Annie decide to deliver food to a homeless shelter, they get caught up in planning their rewards. Plato helps them discover the true spirit of giving in "Rocking Horse Land", about a boy who learns the value of bringing joy to another; "Old Mr. Rabbit's Thanksgiving Dinner", where a rabbit's bounty gives wonderful meaning to the holiday; the "Gift of the Magi" in which a couple's sacrificial gifts reflect their love; and the purpose of a day well spent, in the poem "Count That Day Lost." 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -SELF ESTEEM & IDENTITY. Adventures From The Book Of Virtues Genes & Heredity (V004070 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 A combination of about 30,000 genes is what makes you the person you are! Students will learn that genes are the tiny "instruction manuals" contained in the chromosomes of every one of our cells, and that genes are responsible for our characteristic traits - like hair color, eye color and height. Heredity is the passing of these traits from parents to offspring. Viewers will discover that genes and chromosomes are made up of DNA - the chemical language that makes up those genetic instructions. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. 4. SCIENCE -- CELLS. Human Body In Action DVD, H, 24, CS, Disney, 2006 Is genetic engineering safe? It may be too soon to tell, but that doesn't stop Bill Nye from exploring the benefits and risks. Students will hear from traditional wheat breeders, from researchers who analyze organic and pesticide-free crops, and from corporations engaged in genetic engineering. Grades 9-12. Content Not The Eyes of Nye: Genetically Modified Foods - Benefits and Risks (Full Program 24:08, 240 MB); Chapter 1 - Genetically Modified Foods - Benefits and Risks Preview 1:43, 17 MB; Chapter 2 - Genetically Modified Foods 1:59, 19 MB; Chapter 3 - Traditional Breeding 2:38, 26 MB;Chapter 4 - Genetic Engineering - Processes and Hopes 5:40, 56 MB; Chapter 5 - Benefits, Effects and Prevalence of Modified Crops 4:19, 43 MB; Chapter 6 - Ongoing Social Debates 7:51, 78 MB. <p>Added Info Streaming video - Windows Media Video. MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HEALTH/SAFETY. 4. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Eyes of Nye, The Genetic Code and Protein Synthesis (D001234 ) Narrated video and animated segments convey processes of cellular biology. Breaking the DNA code, and the explosion of molecular genetics that followed, have defined biology for a half-century. Modifying the code to create special traits in work horse organisms such as the bacterium E.coli is now a major biotechnology industry that has led to modifying genes, and splicing genes between species with often remarkable, if controversial, results. All of this work rests on a simple principle. The genetic code is a code that specifies the precise structure for the millions of kinds of proteins found in living things., 2003 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01234 ) Content Not Contents: Genetic code and protein synthesis (Full program 11MB, 11:12) -The protein nature of life (6.2MB, :37) -Protein structure (13MB, 1:17) -Transcription (17MB, 1:42) -Translation and protein Synthesis (16.3MB, 1:38) -Gene regulation in prokaryotes (17MB, 1:29) -Mutations (18.1MB, 1:49) -Introns and exons (15MB, 1:29) <p>Added Info MPEG-1 download file. WMV streaming file. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. This digital titles was purchased by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in Ohio. Live action, video micrography, and animation 1. SCIENCE -- CELLS. Visualizing Cell Processes 3rd Edition Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 163 Genetic Diversity (Sexual Reproduction) (DV00174 ) DVD, H, 24, CS, Disney, 2006 DVD (D001310 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01310 ) Bill Nye discusses the evolutionary advantages and risks of sexual vs. asexual reproduction. Students will learn about the scientific theories and evidence that seek to explain why we reproduce sexually, how it affects genetic diversity, and what sexual selection is. Grades 9-12. Content Not The Eyes of Nye: Genetic Diversity - Sexual Reproduction (Full Program 23:21, 232 MB); Chapter 1 - Genetic Diversity - Sexual Reproduction Preview 1:16, 12.6MB; Chapter 2 - Why Sex 3:51, 38 MB; Chapter 3 Key of the Immune System 6:19, 63 MB; Chapter 4 - Sexual Selection and Evolution 4:48, 48 MB; Chapter 5 - Benefits and Drawbacks of Sexual Effect 3:19, 33 MB; Chapter 6 - Love and Chemistry 4:12, 42 MB <p>Added Info Streaming video - Windows Media Video. MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SEX EDUCATION. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 4. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Eyes of Nye, The Genetics: 4 programs; Heredity, Fundamentals of Genetics, Genetics in Action, Genetics in our Lives (DV00086 ) This DVD includes 4-20min programs on Genetics. 1.) Heredity: Concepts and vocabulary covered include: Gregor Mendel traits, inheritance, genes, dominant, and recessive. 2.) Fundamentals of Genetics: Concepts and vocabulary covered in the program include: Mendels' work, Punnett Square, alleles, homozygous alleles, heterozygous alleles, dominant trait, recessive trait, genotype, phenotype, and hybrid. 3.) Genetices in Action: Concepts and vocabulary covered include: the law of segregation, the law of independent assortment, multiple alleles, incomplete dominance, genetic disorder and mutations. 4.) Genetics in ou Lives: Concepts and vocabulary covered include: the discovery of DNA, gene therapy, the production of vaccines, the human genome project, hybrid, recombinant DNA, plasmid, and genome. Grades 5-9. , Visual Learning, 2005 DVD (D001160 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01160 ) DVD (D001161 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01161 ) Genetics (V004367 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Discovery, 1997 What is DNA, and how much of our life is predetermined by genes? Three segments explore this complex and controversial field. Humans and flies may be more closely related that you ever imagined: so close, in fact, that scientists use flies as proxies for humans to study the genetic component of long-term memory. Then tackle the volatile and age-old "nature versus nurture" question. Do we really control our destiny? Then see what DNA is made of - the familiar double helix structure that contains the code of life. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Content Not Segments: Dominant and Recessive Traits -Inherited Traits -Mendel's Explanation -Mendel's Garden -The Father of Genetics -Traits in People -Heredity Summing Up -Heredity Video Quiz <p>Added Info Streaming video (20 min. : sd., col.) . MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement - lifetime. <p>Standards Grade Twelve Science . Life Sciences ; Explain how the molecular basis of life and the principles of genetics determine inheritance; Heredity; Examine the inheritance of traits through one or more genes and how a single gene can influence more than one trait; Y2003 CSC S02 G11-12 BC L12 I05. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Genetics Genetics And Heredity: The Blueprint of Life (V003079 ) Video, I-A, 23, CS, Film Ideas, 1997 DVD (DV00031 ) The structure of DNA and the processes of mitosis and meiosis are illustrated. Explains how traits are passed between generations, the difference between pure and hybrid traits, recessive and dominant genes, and the use of the Punnett. Common genetic disorders and the importance of genetics in medicine and biotechnology. 1. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. 2. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Essentials Of Biology Genetics In Food: Changing Mother Nature (V004189 ) Video, I-J, 14, CS, NDM, 2000 Presents both sides of genetic engineering of food products. Some scientists and farmers praise these new scientific technologies as "fine tuning" nature, with many benefits. Others claim it is an entirely new technique with small benefits and large dangers. Is more public information necessary? 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. SCIENCE -HUMAN BODY. 3. SCIENCE -- BIOLOGY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 164 Genres of Fiction (DV00434 ) Geology of North America (DK00011 ) DVD, I-H, 23, cc, Schlessinger, 2007 DVD Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Visual Learning, 2005 Contemporary realistic fiction, historical fiction, science fiction, fantasy, mystery, horror - which is your favorite? Join our hosts as they investigate some of fiction's most popular genres while emphasizing that knowing the genre of a text helps libraries, writers and readers to organize, think about and compare works of literature. The characteristics, common themes and popular subgenres of each genre are highlighted. Students will discover that while some texts clearly fit into one genre or another, other aren't quite so easy to categorize. Many authors create works that weave in elements of multiple genres. By knowing more about fiction's genres, students can predict certain things about a book, connect the book to other works of fiction and develop a deeper understanding of the text. North America's geology and topography is a fascinating and beautiful story. The DVD captures footage from throughout the continent to tell this captivating story. Major geological events such as the formation of the Appalachian and Rocky Mountains, the advance and retreat of glaciers, and major volcanic eruptions are highlighted. Other terminology includes: orogeny, glaciation, erosion, deposition, plate tectonics, plateaus, faulting, and plains. Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Death Valley, Bryce National Park. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 3. LITERATURE -LITERATURE. Video, P, 15, CS, Math Monsters, 2000 Literature for Students Geography Of Hope, The (West - Vol. 7) (V003200 ) Video, I-A, 87, CS, PBS, 1996 By the late 1870's, the American conquest of the West was nearly complete. In one decade, with Native Americans effectively confined to reservations, new settlers would arrive to stake their claim to the future. Homesteaders proudly built their homes of prairie sod, then battled drought and hard times to keep them. Pap Singleton, an ex-slave from Tennessee, became the era's "Black Moses," leading his people to the free soil of Kansas. Buffalo Bill Cody. Video is indexed to aid in locating topics quickly. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. West, The Geography Of Mexico, The (V004839 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2004 Students will understand how Mexico's geography has shaped its history, society and culture. Travel through a variety of land formations and regions from the desert in Sonora to the lush rainforests of Chiapas, and see how location and climate have impacted the settlement patterns and lifestyles of Mexicans. Learn about the major industries like silver mining and tourism, and appreciate the exceptionality and diversity of the Gulf Coast region's animal and plant life. Grades K-4. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -NORTH AMERICA. Mexico For Children Geologist's Notebook: Three Rocks (V004781 ) Video, P-I, 11, CS, United Learning, 2003 This show looks at three stones - a piece of igneous, a piece of sedimentary, and a piece of metamorphic rock - and investigates how they formed, and how they relate to one another through the rock cycle. The show begins billions of years in the past when Earth was a burning-hot gooey ball of melted minerals and metals called magma, and explains how a crust of rock cooled on the surface. Then we follow the process of weathering (mechanical, chemical and biological). A touch of light-heartedness helps to animate this subject. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Geologic History Geometry (V004662 ) In this episode, the Monsters decide to create a model of Monster Land. In order to make an accurate representation of their town they must take a good look at the different shapes and sizes of neighborhood buildings. The children will: 1) recognize, describe and compare two- and three-dimensional shapes, 2) recognize and locate geometric shapes and structures in their world, and 3) predict the effects of transformations on shapes (rotation, flips and turns). 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. 3. MATHEMATICS -- GEOMETRY. Math Monsters Geometry (V004989 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Library Video, 2004 DVD (DV00162 ) The world around us is shaped by geometry! Students are encouraged to explore solids and shapes around them, and recognize attributes including faces, vertices, edges and corners. Kids compare shapes like rectangles, squares, triangles and circles with solids like prisms, cubes, pyramids and spheres. The concepts of symmetry, angles, congruent shapes, perimeter and area are illustrated using manipulatives and reallife examples. Geometry helps math to take shape! Grades K-4. Available on VHS or DVD. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -BASIC SKILLS. 3. MATHEMATICS -- GEOMETRY. Math For Children Geometry - Part 1 (V004007 ) Video, J-A, 75, CS, Cerebellum, 1997 Everything you need to know to ace GEOMETRY 1 is at your fingertips. The topics covered include: Euclidean Geometry, inductive and deductive reasoning, points, lines, planes, and space, parallel lines, postulates, theorems, converse statements, inverse statements, contrapositive statements, biconditional statements, angles, perpendicular lines, reflexive property, substitution property, proofs, the parallel postulate, the alternate interior angles theorem, the alternate exterior angles theorem, and more. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -GEOMETRY. Geometry - Part 2 (V004008 ) Video, J-A, 75, CS, Cerebellum, 1997 Everything you need to know to ace GEOMETRY 2 is at your fingertips: polygons, quadrilaterals, pentagons, hexagons, heptagons, octagons, convex and concave regions, diagonals, regular polygons, rectangles, parallelograms, squares, rhomnuses (or rhombi), trapezoids, similarity, side-angle-side similarity theorem, side-by-side similarity theorem, special right triangles, 45-45-90 right triangles, 30-60-90 right triangles, units and conversions, perimeter, circles, radius, diameter, area, circumference, and more. 1. MATHEMATICS -- MATHEMATICS. 2. MATHEMATICS -GEOMETRY. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 165 George Washington (V001955 ) George Washington Carver (V004375 ) Video, P-I, 9, CS , Spoken Arts, 1987 Video, P-J, 23, CS, Schlessinger Med, 2001 A complete portrait of the young man who enjoyed several careers before becoming the first President of the United States. Children who dream of being President will discover in the video that although George Washington had advantages as a youth, he was also exposed to a variety of experiences and hardships before becoming "Father Of His Country." 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Look at this fascinating teacher, scientist and inventor whose agricultural innovations improved the health, lives and fortunes of so many people. Carver popularized the idea of crop rotation, urging Southern farmers to concentrate less on soil-depleting cotton and to focus instead on planting different kinds of crops, including soybeans and peanuts. Perhaps Carver's most compelling quality was the way he used his understanding of botany to help solve problems faced by those who needed it the most-farmers. George Washington (V001990 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. 2. SCIENCE -PLANTS. Video, I-J, 15, CS, EBEC, 1980 As Washington sits for a portrait being painted by the Scottish artist, Archibald Robertson, our first President recalls the important events in his life: his service in the British Army and the Revolutionary American Army, his farming at Mount Vernon, and his terms as President. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. George Washington (V004484 ) Video, P-I, 23, CS, Schlessinger, 2003 From military scout, to colonial farmer, to General, to President of the United States, George Washington set the standard for what it means to be an American. Kids will examine the life of the man whose leadership helped transform 13 colonies into a brilliant new country. From leading the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War to helping to shape the young nation, kids will get an up-close look at the man many refer to as the "Father of Our Country." 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- COLONIAL PERIOD. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Great Americans For Children George Washington (2nd Ed.) (V000744 ) Video, P-I, 12, CS, Coro, 1989 Inventors Of The World Germ Fighting With Harv And Marv (2nd Ed.) (V002831 ) Video, P, 13, CS, Higgins, 1994 Harv and Marv see that Ricky is sick in bed and can't play with Laurie and Tommy. They learn from Dr. Webster that germs are one kind of microbe. They learn how germs get into our body and how our body defends against them, as well as about the related importance of practicing good health habits. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. Health And Safety With Harv And Marv Germs (DV00295 ) DVD, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2003 DVD (D001046 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01046 ) Bill Nye uses models to illustrate the various types of germs and how they function. The recurring character, "Mama Crust," motivates kids to brush their teeth, wash their hands, and cut way back on picking their noses. The DVD features: Indexed Chapters; Interactive glossaries and quizzes; Spanish translation; and more. This program is also available on VHS cassette. Grades 4 & Up. Who was first in war and peace? U. S. Eagle(a puppet) tells viewers in this overview. Washington was born in 1732 in Virginia. Forty-four years later the Colonies would declare their independence from England and choose Washington to lead their army in the American Revolution. When the war was over, Washington played an instrumental part in writing the Constitution. He was also elected first President of the United States. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- CELLS. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DENTAL HEALTH. 4. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. 5. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. America's Story Germs and Viruses (DV00232 ) George Washington and the Whiskey Rebellion: Testing the Constitution (V000943 ) Video, J-A, 27, CS, LCA, 1975 Bill Nye The Science Guy (DVD) DVD, I-H, 20, CS, Learning Seed, 2006 We think of germs as serial killers, but the vast majority behave more like servants. If we killed off all the germs on earth it would be "goodbye, humans!" We need germs to survive. But don't feel sorry for these misunderstood critters - some kill and we need to protect ourselves. Explore common misconceptions about miro-organisms and learn which to fear, which to welcome, and how to protect yourself. Captures the backwoods flavor of a fledgling nation as the newly formed law of the land, a tax on distilled liquor, meets its first challenge. "Offers a thoughtful portrayal of President Washington that reveals many human aspects of the situation." 1. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 2. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- DISEASES. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. 4. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -GOVERNMENT & LAW. American History Germs And What They Do (2nd Ed.) (V001686 ) George Washington Carver (V001799 ) Video, I-A, 30, CS, Library Video, 1992 A biography of George Washington Carver (c.1864-1943). Botanist. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SCIENCE -PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- PLANT BEHAVIOR. Black Americans Of Achievement Video, P, 12, CS, Coro, 1993 When space explorer Zork becomes curious about why earth people get sick, he learns it's because of germs - very, very tiny creatures that can get inside the human body. Explains that germs are harmful microorganisms and that different kinds produce differing diseases. Identifies body parts that keep germs out, and demonstrates ways our bodies fight germs. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. 3. SCIENCE -ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 4. SCIENCE -- HUMAN BODY. Our Wonderful Body Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 166 Germs Make Me Sick! (V003441 ) Getting Food (2nd Ed.) (V001434 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1986 Video, P-I, 10, CS, Coro, 1991 DVD (DV00357 ) Animals eat because it helps them grow and gives them energy to survive. This program introduces viewers to the concept of grouping animals by what they eat--as herbivores, carnivores, scavengers, and omnivores. It also develops the concept of adaptation by showing some of the ways different species are built to catch, eat and digest their food. It points out that some mammals eat only one kind of food while others may switch foods depending on the kinds that are available. Using the world's best private eye, a microscope, host LeVar Burton examines pond water and discovers what germs really look like. Then, in the featured book, written by Melvin Berger, we find out what germs are, what they look like, how they're caught and how the human body fights against them. Available on VHS or DVD. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. SCIENCE -ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DISEASES. 4. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Animal Behavior Reading Rainbow Getting Started With Geography (V003050 ) Get It Right: Following Directions With Goofy (V004327 ) Video, P-I, 8, CS , Disney, 1983 This program provides many humorous illustrations of what can happen when directions are ignored or misinterpreted. As Goofy observes himself and his friends in a series of amusing predicaments, he learns the importance of following directions correctly. With the help of the narrator, he learns how to follow both written and spoken directions. The program ends as Goofy reviews what he has learned. Video, P, 20, CS, NGS, 1997 Wendy has a problem. She has to find out where Sichuan is, and the world is a pretty big place! She knows something about making maps and something about directions. But this is a much BIGGER problem! Fortunately, Wendy has friends. Spin, the animated world globe, turns himself into a flat map and helps with directions. With the help of Spin, Sichuan Man, and a compass, Wendy finds exciting, exotic Chengdu, in Sichuan. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- SPEAKING & LISTENING SKILLS. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- MAP SKILLS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. Get Real: Parents and Teens Together (V005046 ) Getting To Know Gravity (V004634 ) Video, J-H, 33, CS, Sunburst, 2000 Video, P-I, 18, CS, 100 %, 2000 This is part of a series entitled "Then Things Just Happened," that takes a unique approach to the prevention of teen pregnancy by presenting a peerdelivered message about the reasons NOT to get pregnant. Teens tell their real-life stories poignantly and honestly, making them completely credible to teenagers. They challenge the viewers' own sense of invincibility. Grades 7-12. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -TEENAGE SEXUALITY. 3. GUIDANCE -- PEER PRESSURE. 4. GUIDANCE -- FAMILY LIVING, MARRIAGE & PARENTING. Getting Along On The Job: Interpersonal Work Skills (V001456 ) Video, J-H, 35, CS, HRM, 1988 Teaches young people essential social skills necessary to function successfully at any job. Humorous vignettes point out self defeating reactions to difficult situations and emphasize positive alternatives. 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- BUSINESS SKILLS. Board a spacecraft orbiting the Earth and learn about gravity. First stop - Earth to discover how gravity affects people and things on this planet. Next stop - outer space - where you learn how gravity affects other planets. Demonstrates the effects of mass on gravity and the difference between mass and weight in a way that is easy to understand and fun to watch. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- FORCE & MOTION. 4. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 5. SCIENCE -- SPACE SCIENCE. Getting To School Safely Is Your Job (V003072 ) Video, P, 13, CS, AGC, 1998 Whether walking to school, riding on a school bus or a bicyle, children learn that when it comes to safety, it's their job to be responsible. Designed especially for the primary grades, this program models for young viewers the do's and don'ts of being safe in various situations. Walking in groups, looking before crossing the street, proper behavior on the school bus and wearing a helmet are just a few of the safety responsibilities covered. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SAFETY & FIRST AID. Getting Along With Parents (V002091 ) Gettysburg Address (V000958 ) Video, I-J, 30, CS, GPN, 1994 Video, J-C, 21, CS, LCA, 1990 Your students are encouraged to keep the lines of communication opoen with their parents, so they don't have to make tough choices without the help of parental advice, support and love. Students are shown how to view their parents realistically and empathetically, and to understand that the freedom and autonomy they desire can best be earned by proving to their parents that they are responsible and trustworthy. A dramatic presentation of the writing and delivery of this important document shows the historical and political background for this impassioned speech. Using flashbacks of the Civil War, this program points out that although Lincoln's speech received little attention at the time, to later generations it personified the bitter struggle and loss of life during this period of our nation's growth. Students will develop an empathy for what it was like to be a part of the Civil War period. 1. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. 2. GUIDANCE -FAMILY LIVING, MARRIAGE & PARENTING. Big Changes, Big Choices 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. American Documents Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 167 Ghost Dance (West - Vol. 8) (V003201 ) Gift of the Nile (V000894 ) Video, I-A, 59, CS, PBS, 1996 Video, I-A, 29, CS, Coro, 1989 By the late 1880's, Americans were astounded by the changes they had brought to the West. Mining towns such as Butte, Montana were now fullfledged industrial cities, magnets of opportunity to workers from around the world, but also places where the landscape itself was under assault. Defeated militarily, Native Americans now flocked to the call of a Paiute mystic, who offered the illusionary hope that the lost world of the buffalo could be brought back by a Ghost Dance. Wounded Knee, Oklahoma Land Rush. Indexed. The majesty and mystery of the great Pharaohs is brought to life as viewers see the inscrutable Sphinx whose nose was shattered in 1400 by a cannon ball fired by an indignant Moslem protesting this graven image. Viewers see royal treasures; the granite quarries of Aswan from which the giant pyramid blocks were cut and transported; and the eyeless gaze of a 4,500 yearold mummy. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. West, The Giant On Fire (1870-1929) (V000139 ) Video, I-J, 15, CS, SOITA, 1980 Using the continuing underground coal fire near Steubenville as the thread of the story and symbol of the period, the program shows Ohio emerging from the 1870's as a national leader in industrial development and political influence with all the positive and negative features of such development. Shows the growth of railroads, immigration, consolidated manufacturing, wealth and poverty, unionism, corruption, and finally reform. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- OHIO HISTORY/GEOGRAPHY. Our History In Ohio Giant Turtles (V004290 ) Video, P-J, 5, CS , Coronet, 1981 It is night. A little sand crab skitters along the beach as a sea turtle comes ashore to lay eggs and cover them with sand, never to return. Now its flippers bear the turtle slowly back across the sandy shore, then swiftly through the water. The young turtles will spend their lives in the sea, and when they're older, some will return to the beach to lay the eggs from which new turtles will hatch. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AFRICA. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -ANCIENT. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SHAPING THE MODERN WORLD. Egypt Gift Of The Sacred Dog, The (V003442 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1983 A folktale about a boy who brought the gift of horses to his people leads to a powwow at the Crow Fair in Crow Agency, Montana, and a special ceremony with the Old Elk family. Written by Paul Goble, narrated by Michael Ansara; Phoebe Snow sings. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Reading Rainbow Gift of the Whales (V005070 ) Video, P-A, 30, CS, Miramar, 1991 No other creature has man watched with such awe and wonder. Children of all ages learn about these fascinating creatures and the lessons they have for us. Footage of whales, a small coastal Indian Village, and unspoiled natural scenery are the setting for this story seen through the eyes of Dan Hunter, a Native American boy. Includes a book entitled"Whales" by Seymour Simon. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 2. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 4. SCIENCE -- OCEANOGRAPHY. Gila Monsters Meet You At The Airport (V001503 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1983 Zoo Animals In The Wild A young boy's fantasies about what it's like to move "out West" lead to an investigation of the Arizona desert to learn what a Gila monster is really like. Gift Of The Magi, The (V004213 ) 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. SCIENCE -ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Video, H-A, 20, CS, Monterey Media, 2001 "One dollar and eighty-seven cents. And the next day would be Christmas." And so we begin O. Henry's best known and timeless story, which stands as a shining example of O. Henry's writing at its best. For in it we have the simplicity of concept, the irony of circumstance, and the charming surprise at the end...which we won't reveal here. Its a wonderful Romantic tale of a young married couple who have little money to buy each other Christmas presents. And so she cuts off and sells her beautiful hair. 1. LITERATURE -- LITERATURE. 2. LITERATURE -AMERICAN. Gift Of The Magi, The (by O. Henry) (V001987 ) Video, J-H, 15, CS, EBEC, 1980 Recapturing the mood of a modest turn-of-the-century household, this film offers viewers a delightful dramatization of O. Henry's classic short story of a husband and wife who are very poor but have managed to give each other a very special Christmas gift. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. Reading Rainbow Gingerbread Man, The (V002271 ) Video, P-I, 10, CS, Coro, 1979 The gingerbread man outruns the little old woman who created him as well as a host of others. He taunts, "Run, run as fast as you can. You can't catch me. I'm the Gingerbread Man." When he appears to be trapped by the river, a fox offers to give him a ride across to help escape the others, but not necessarily the fox himself. 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Giraffe (V000205 ) Video, P-J, 10, CS, EBEC, 1971 On this safari, you will visit the world's tallest animal. A peaceful vegetarian who's always on the lookout for predators, the giraffe whiles away the hot, African day in the company of zebras and water buffalos. The giraffe is one of the wild's best groomed animals, thanks to industrious tickbirds that continually comb the animal's hide for insects. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- CREATIVE EXPRESSION. 2. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. 4. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. Silent Safari Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 168 Giraffes (V004800 ) Video, P-P, 15, CS, Disney, 2003 Observe these graceful long-necked creatures, learn their survival techniques, and discover the purpose of their distinctive markings through thrilling wildlife footage. Students will learn intriguing facts about life in the jungle, and enjoy heart-warming clips form Disney's Bambi and Dumbo. 1. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Disney's Animal World Girl Of The Navajos (V002033 ) Video, P-I, 15, CS, Coro, 1977 Nannabah, a young Navajo girl, recalls her feelings of fear and loneliness the first time she had to herd her family's sheep into the canyon. Returning to the canyon the next day, she finds another girl playing with the dolls and hogan she created and the two girls become friends. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. Girl To Woman (3rd Ed.) (V001971 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Churchill, 1992 Life opens up as Allison and her best friends begin to have strange new feelings about boys. Like boys, they are self-conscious about differences in size, about acne and body odor. They learn about menstruation and dealing with it. And from her pregnant older sister, Allison learns about the reproductive systems of both boys and girls. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- SEX EDUCATION. Give Me Liberty (DV00270 ) DVD, P-I, 66, CS, Ten-Strike, 2004 It's a harrowing trip through the colonies to the Commonwealth of Virginia for Sarah and James. Arriving in Virginia, their spirits are lifted when they witness Patrick Henry's famous declaration, "Give me liberty or give me death." Their incredible adventure continues as Sarah reluctantly sets sail to her native England, only to be rescued at sea by the great naval commander, John Paul Jones. Animated. Chaptered DVD. Giving Thanks: A Native American Good Morning Message (D001047 ) Animated. Based on the book written by Chief Jake Swamp and illustrated by Erwin Printup, Jr., published by Lee and Low Books in 1995. Streaming video (7 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. License agreement - lifetime. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use., Weston Woods, 1993 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01047 ) Video (V003443 ) Known as the Thanksgiving Address, this DVD program presents a Mohawk prayer celebrating the beauty, bounty and resources of the Earth. Narrated in both English and the Mohawk language. This program is also availabe for streaming or downloading to your computer. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. Giving Thanks: A Native American Good Morning Message (V003443 ) Video, P-I, 30, CS, GPN, 1997 DVD (DV00367 ) Written by Chief Jake Swamp and illustrated by Erwin Printup, Jr., this story celebrates the beauty, bounty and resources of the earth. The Native America belief that the natural world is a precious and rare gift leads the viewer to a family harvesting cranberries and to city kids planting trees in their neighborhood, reinforcing the message of responsibility that we all share in caring for our environment. Available on VHS or DVD. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 5. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Liberty's Kids Reading Rainbow Give Me Liberty Or Give Me Death (V001101 ) Glaciers (V000321 ) Video, J-H, 25, CS, LCA, 1990 Video, I-H, 28, CS, PBS, 1985 This historical study chronicals the life of Patrick Henry, whose words "Give me liberty or give me death!"" helped ignite the Revolutionary War. Viewers will witness major deeds of a man who played a critical role in making Colonial America independent, a man with the ability to put his convictions into eloquent words - and deliver those words with the power to create a nation. This program examines the various conditions which are necessary for the formation of glaciers and travels the world to look at various features they have created. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- BIOGRAPHIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. American Documents 1. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. Earth Explored, The Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 169 Global Climate Change (DV00176 ) DVD, H, 23, CS, Disney, 2006 DVD (D001312 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01312 ) Find out how scientists measure climate change, see how carbon dioxide affects the temperature of Earth's atmosphere, and hear about the role of fossil fuels. It's all part of Bill Nye's in-depth look at the possible causes of global warming. Grades 9-12. Content Not The Eyes of Nye: Global Climate Change - Earth's Atmosphere Heats Up (Full Program 23:31, 234 MB); Chapter 1 - Global Climate Change - Earth's Atmosphere Heats Up Preview 1:37, 16 MB; Chapter 2 - The Two Mile Time Machine 4:32, 45 MB; Chapter 3 - Exploring Past Climate Trends 2:53, 29 MB; Chapter 4 - The Human Factor 3:08, 31 MB; Chapter 5 - Politics and Impacts 6:42, 67 MB; Chapter 6 - Options and Solutions 4:40, 47 MB. <p>Added Info Streaming video Windows Media Video. MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright p Global Marketplace, The: How Will You Compete? (DV00242 ) In this well aimed program for young adults, beginning wage earners learn the importance of a strong work ethic and how it relates to their success as they embark on their working careers. Real world location settings that highlight active young workers supported with expert commentaries help reinforce the concepts. , Film Ideas, 2006 DVD (D001267 ) INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01267 ) Eyes of Nye, The Added Info MPEG-1 download file. WMV streaming file. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. This digital titles was purchased by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in Ohio. Lifetime digital rights. <p>Standards Grade Eleven Social Studies - Economics; Explain the use of a budget in making personal economic decisions and planning for the future; Personal Finance; Explain why incomes will differ in the labor market depending on supply and demand for skills, abilities and education levels; Y2003 CSS S04 G11-12 BE L11 I111 <p> Global Eating (Learning From Other Cultures) (V004693 ) 1. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER ORIENTATION. Working World For Young Adults, The Video, I-H, 22, CS, Learning Seed, 2003 Global Sea Level (V000885 ) What can we learn from other cultures about food and nutrition? Some countries share our love for food yet manage to avoid our epidemic of obesity. How do they do it? By studying how other cultures eat, we can gain some useful (and tasty) ideas to adapt to our own needs. Discover from the Japanese that eating is a feast for the eyes as well as the stomach. How a food is presented is as much a part of eating as taste itself. Learn how soybeans can be a healthful dietary addition. Plus much more! Video, H-C, 25, CS, Coro, 1989 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 2. HOME ECONOMICS -- HOME ECONOMICS. 3. CONSUMER EDUCATION -- CONSUMER EDUCATION. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -PEOPLE & CULTURES. 1. SCIENCE -- OCEANOGRAPHY. Oceanography 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SCIENCE -EARTH SCIENCE. 3. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. Global Forecasting (V000914 ) Video, I-C, 14, CS, Coro, 1985 How are weather forecasts made? Where does the information come from? This program examines the global network of radar stations--hundreds of remote spots as well as weather satellites in orbit form which meteorologists form the basis for their increasingly accurate weather reports. 1. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. Atmospheric Science The study of tides and global sea levels is of particular interest to oceanographers--and the rest of the world. In this program, students explore how ocean tides and mean levels are affected by a variety of meteorologic, atmospheric and biological forces, the impact of carbon dioxide, and the causes of the greenhouse effect. You'll also examine the sophisticated tools oceanographers use to gather information. Global Warming (D001379 ) DVD, P-A, 23, FILM I, 2008 DVD (D001379 ) A critical concern for the planet today is global warming and its probable consequences. And whether warming trends are occurring because of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere or a cyclical change in the weather, we'll investigate this global issue from the polar Arctic to the polar Antarctic. <p>Resources <p>Web Site - Climate Change<p>Web Site - Global Warming <p>PubLoc Wheeling, IL <p>Global Warming (Full Program 22:15, 696 MB) Chapter 1 Polar Troubles 5:43, 179 MB; Chapter 2 Coral Reefs 2:01, 63 MB; Chapter 3 Glacier 3:00, 94 MB; Chapter 4 Focus On Climate 3:43, 116 MB; Chapter 5 Polar Trek 4:26, 138 MB; Chapter 6 German Glacier 2:47, 87 MB; Chapter 7 Credits :34, 18 MB <p>Added Info Streaming video - Windows Media Video. MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fair-use copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 day 1. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/METEOROLGY. 2. SCIENCE -ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Green Matters: What in the World is Going On? Global Warming (DV00460 ) DVD, I-H, 23, cc, Film Ideas, 2007 A critical concern for the planet today is global warming and its probable consequences. And whether warming trends are occurring because of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere of a cyclical change in the weather, we'll investigate this global issue from the polar Arctic to the polar Antarctic. 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Green Matters: What in the World is Going On? Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 170 Global Warming: Public Agenda and Government Responsibility (DV00267 ) DVD, I-J, 30, CS, Disney, 2007 Scientist from around the world agree that global warming is underway and that human activity is largely responsible. Segments reveal how public opinion can be influenced by media coverage and how national and international politics have dominated the debate about global warming. In addition, the science behind the climate shift is examined. Students and teachers can go deeper into the material by accessing video clips from the stories which are organized according to key educational standards. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. Global Winds (V000877 ) Video, I-C, 12, CS, Coro, 1985 Winds circle the globe in patterns that were discovered by early navigators. Based on averaged data accumulated over the years, scientists have compiled modern charts that show how global circulation is organized. This program demonstrates how these movements depend on great convection cells set in motion by differences in temperature. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- WEATHER/ METEOROLGY. 3. SCIENCE -- OCEANOGRAPHY. Atmospheric Science Globes, Maps & Graphs: Geography Basics (V005110 ) Video, I-J, 20, CS, Rainbow, 2001 The earth is an enormously complex, constantly changing planet. Because of its complexity, we use visual devices to simplify and keep track of its changes. Students see how globes, maps and graphs portray geographic information. Topics include longitude and latitude, projections, bar, line, circle and picture graphs. Three dimensional animation is extensively used, as is international videography. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- MAP SKILLS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WORLD GEOGRAPHY. Glory Trail, The: Sacagawea (D001048 ) Carson City, NV <p>Added Info Streaming video (24 min. : sd., col.) MPEG-1. Mode of access: World Wide Web. This digital file is licensed by the Ohio Area Instructional Media Centers for use in K-12 Ohio schools. The title is subject to all educational fairuse copyright protection. It may be downloaded and stored for up to 45 days for instructional use. License agreement - lifetime., FilmWest, 2000 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01048 ) Oliver and Dee enlist the aid of Sacagawea in helping them expose a refinery that is surreptitiously polluting a river. After overcoming numerous challenges and dangers on the expedition, Sacagawea helps Dee to realize that receiving credit for one's good deed is not as important as the act itself. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 2. SCIENCE -ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CONTEMPORARY STUDIES. 5. GUIDANCE -- PERSONAL GUIDANCE. Going To School Is Your Job (4th Ed.) (V003073 ) Video, P, 13, CS, AGC, 1998 As Mrs. Johnson's Kindergarten class is taken on a tour of their school, young viewers meet the many important people who work there, including the principal, nurse, gym teacher, librarian and custodian. As these people describe what they do, their jobs are compared to those of people within the community, such as mayor. This comparison helps students understand the meaning of community, and learn the importance of sharing, working together, following rules, and keeping their school clean. 1. GUIDANCE -- SCHOOL GUIDANCE & COLLEGE PREPARATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. Goldilocks and the Three Bears (2nd Ed.) (V000778 ) Video, P, 12, CS, Coro, 1984 Globes & Us (V003911 ) An animated version of the classic folk tale in which a little girl's rudeness disrupts the placid lives of a happy family of bears. The charm of this beloved story has been faithfully re-created with an added touch of humor that's "just right." Video, P-H, 18, CS, 100%, 1998 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). This video teaches students about latitude and longitude, grids, degrees, minutes, seconds, time zones, scale, legends, keys, cardinal and intermediate directions, hemispheres, and more. Live action and animation help simplify the concepts. Gold Rush And The Settlement Of California (V001220 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- MAP SKILLS. Glory (V001921 ) Video, J-A, 122, CS , RCA/Columbia, 1990 Story of the first black regiment to fight for the North in the Civil War. Stars Matthew Broderick, Denzel Washington, Cary Elwes and Morgan Freeman. Broderick and Elwes are the idealistic young Bostonians who lead the regiment; Freeman is the inspirational sergeant who unites the troops; and Denzel is the runaway slave who embodies the indomitable spirit of the 54th Regiment of Massachusetts. Edited for educational uses. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- CIVIL WAR PERIOD. Video, I-H, 16, CS, EBEC, 1990 When golden nuggets were found at Sutter's Mill in 1848, a fever developed which changed the history of the United States forever. This program tells of the people who risked their lives in the hopes of striking it rich. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. Settlement Of The United States Gold Rush! A Real Life Alaskan Adventure (V003354 ) Video, I-J, 90, CS, Disney, 1998 Tells the story of a stenographer named Frances Ella Fitz, or Fizzy a she was known. Set in the spring of 1900, fifty years after the California Gold Rush, Fizzy sets out on a 7,000-mile journey across North America, traveling from New York City to Nome, Alaska. She was young, single, and broke. But like 20,000 other fortune-seekers who converged on Nome nearly one-hundred years ago, she was convinced that high adventure and crates of gold awaited her in Alaska's Klondike region. 1. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -WESTWARD MOVEMENT. Wonderful World Of Disney Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 171 Go Left, Right Here! (V003075 ) Goofy's Field Trips: Planes (V001040 ) Video, P-I, 14, CS, Film Ideas, 1998 Video, P, 15, CS, Disney, 1989 A wonderfully modern program for helping youngsters learn their left from right. Interspersed with examples from their school, social, and community environments, youngsters are exposed to visually interesting and sometimes humorous examples of the difficulties that might occur when one doesn't know left from right. Goofy takes two youngsters on a behind-the-scenes tour of an airport where they investigate both passenger and cargo transportation. They learn about many types of airport workers and services. They meet several members of the team who make it possible to fly safely. They visit a cockpit and talk to the pilot about flying, and the control tower where they observe the air traffic controller firsthand. The program ends with the two kids preparing to take off on their first flight. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- MAP SKILLS. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. All About Directions Goodbye, Hello (V002418 ) 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TRANSPORTATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. Goofy's Field Trips Video, P-I, 27, CS, SVE, 1987 Goofy's Field Trips: Ships (V001039 ) Beezus and Ramona persuade their parents to let them take care of themselves after school. Though Beezus can be pretty bossy, all goes well until the dreadful discovery that their old cat, Picky Picky, has died in his sleep. Sadly, they bury him in the backyard. When Mom and Dad come home, they too are sad, but proud of Beezus and Ramona for handling the tragedy so well. So it's goodbye to Picky Picky, but - surprise! - hello to a new baby who will soon join the family. Video, P, 15, CS, Disney, 1989 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- COMMUNICATION SKILLS & LIBRARY. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -- WRITING SKILLS. 4. LITERATURE -CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Ramona (by Beverly Cleary) Good Citizens (2nd Ed.) (V001221 ) Video, P, 10, CS, EBEC, 1989 Kathy, Nicole and Juan are surprised to discover that practicing good citizenship has its rewards when they face, and solve, a schoolyard problem. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- FAMILIES & COMMUNITIES. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- GOVERNMENT & LAW. Good Night, Knight (V004181 ) Video, P, 30, CS, WGBH, 2001 Starring the long "I" sound. Orlando Furioso, the brave knight, will save the fair Angelica and lift the curse of Fallerina if he can be put back together again. Guest starring Dr. Ruth Westheimer, and with guest puppeteer Sal Macri. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. Vowel's Pair Up, The (Between The Lions) Goofy escorts two children on a tour of passenger ship where they meet the cruise director, engineer, captain, radio officer and visit the galley, engine room, bridge and radio room. At the harbor they watch freighters enter and leave port, and meet the harbor master and the berthing officer. Along the way, Goofy and the children learn such nautical terms as starboard, port, bow, stern and knot. Goofy waves bon voyage to his new friends as they get ready for their first cruise. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TRANSPORTATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. Goofy's Field Trips Goofy's Field Trips: Trains (V001038 ) Video, P, 14, CS, Disney, 1989 Goofy takes two children on a field trip to learn about trains. They meet an engineer, train attendent, conductor, head of on-board services, yard master and switchman. They observe the differences between a freight train and a passanger train and learn how a train runs. After many other train-related adventures, the program ends with Goofy waving goodbye to his new friends at the station as the children take a real train trip! 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TRANSPORTATION. 2. CAREER EDUCATION -- CAREER AWARENESS. Goofy's Field Trips Goofy Look At Valentine's Day, A (V000239 ) Video, P-A, 10, CS, Disney, 1984 There's one special day each year that's dedicated to love - Valentine's Day! It takes a lesson from Cupid's helpers for Goofy to realize the significance of the day, to see how valentine symbols emerged, and how, through the years, people have expressed their love on Valentine's Day. Animated. Good Seed, The (V004185 ) 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- HOLIDAYS & SEASONS. Video, P, 30, CS, WGBH, 2001 Goofy Over Dental Health (V001441 ) Hee, hee, hee! Click the Mouse has a computer virus! Hee, hee, hee! Guest starring Bruno Kirby, Dr. Ruth Westheimer, Leon Redbone, and Jasmine Guy. Video, P, 13, CS, Disney, 1991 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- READING SKILLS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. Vowel's Pair Up, The (Between The Lions) Good Thing About Spots, A (V005095 ) This program is certain to make dental hygiene easier to understand and more meaningful for younger children. Dialogue and humor will make dental health concepts easier to apply to daily life. In this video, eight-year-old Kevin learns that sound dental habits, along with regular visits to the dentist, will help his terrific smile last a lifetime. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- DENTAL HEALTH. Video, P, 10, CS, Aims Media, 2001 Goofy Over Health (V001442 ) Sabu, a shy leopard cub, lives with his mother in an African savannah. Sabu doesn't like his spots, which he thinks make him look odd. As Sabu's mother teaches him survival skills, they encounter lots of other animals. When humans arive, Sabu's mother tells him to run into the bushes, where his spots will help him hide. When he emerges, Sabu and his mother are captured and hauled away. Luckily, their captors are park rangers who release the leopards into the safety of a wildlife reserve and Sabu comes to like his spots. Video, P, 11, CS, Disney, 1991 1. LITERATURE -- CHILDREN'S STORIES (Fables, Legends). Here is the perfect way to help younger children understand the importance of exercise, proper nutrition and sleep habits, and their relationship to good health. Join Goofy and his friend, Danielle, on an exploration that demonstrates practical strategies for good health and fitness. 1. HEALTH/SAFETY -- PERSONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE. 2. HEALTH/SAFETY -- FOOD & NUTRITION. 3. HEALTH/ SAFETY -- PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 172 Grammar Rock (V002471 ) Grapes Of Wrath, The (V002913 ) Video, PI, 30, C, ABC, 1993 Video, HA, 128, BW, Fox, 1940 Join Schoolhouse Rocky as he takes you and your friends down to Conjunction Diner, where the special of the day is Grammar Rock. Learning the rules of grammar is easy when you sing along with Schoolhouse Rock. For more description, see "Grammar Rock" - L0055) 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. Schoolhouse Rock (VHS) The years have not lessened the impact of Oscar-winning director John Ford's screen version of John Steinbeck's novel. From its early scenes of Dust Bowl desolation to Ma Joad's triumphant closing words, this saga of the Joad family and its struggle to reestablish roots in California during the Depression remains a movie masterpiece. Stars: Henry Fonda, Jane Darwell, John Carradine, and Charley Grapewin. 1. LITERATURE -- AMERICAN. 2. GENERAL -- GENERAL. Grand Canyon From Dinosaurs To Dams (V003272 ) Video, I-A, 57, CS, BBC, 1996 Grassland (V000903 ) Ted Danson narrates an intimate, exciting look at this vast ecosystem. Uncover the hidden secrets of the Grand Canyon, a world teeming with life and drama. Marvel at its size; Travel through the Canyon, which winds more than 275 miles along the Colorado River; Discover its history, 150 million years from dinosaurs to dams; See the Canyon through a raven's eyes: Follow the raging river and explore tranquil coves; and meet the exotic Canyon dwellers that only emerge at night. Video, J-H, 12, CS, Coro, 1989 1. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 2. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 4. GENERAL -GENERAL. 5. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 6. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Grand Canyon Of The Colorado, The (V003915 ) Video, I-A, 18, CS, Kaw Valley, 1985 A relatively young canyon, carved during the past 10 million years, exposes some the oldest rock on earth, 2 billion years old. Although you cannot see the canyon as you approach it at rim level, you can almost hear it, as a deep, deep, silence. The clear, green water from Glen Canyon Dam becomes reddish brown after confluence with silt-laden Little Colorado. 1. SCIENCE -- EARTH SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- GEOLOGY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. Grand Canyon Suite (excerpts): Grofe (V004970 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Clearvue/eav, 1987 This program combines extensive film footage with selected stills to reflect the features that Grofe chose to emphasize in his musical portrait of this awesome landmark of the American Southwest. 1. THE ARTS -- MUSIC. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. Grandest Enterprise Under God, The (West - Vol. 5) (V003198 ) Video, I-A, 87, CS, PBS, 1996 After the Civil War reunited the North and South, Americans set out with a new energy and optimism to finally unite the country, East and West. They embarked on one of the greatest technological achievements of the age, to conquer the forbidding mountains, harsh deserts and awesome distances by building the first transcontinental railroad. Railroads soon transformed the West, bringing in landless European peasants and poor but determined families whose most fervent dream was a farm they could call their own. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- NATIVE AMERICANS. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- WESTWARD MOVEMENT. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -RECONSTRUCTION & GROWTH. West, The Grand Teton National Park (V003965 ) Video, I-A, 25, CS, ECI, 1996 You're headed for high country, nearly a mile and half into the sky. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 4. SCIENCE -EARTH SCIENCE. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 6. GENERAL -- GENERAL. Great Park Adventures Grasslands support the largest number of plant-eating animals in the world. And, living side-by-side with the herbivores, some of the world's largest meat-eaters can be found. Located in every continent except Antarctica, grasslands exist wherever there is too little water to support forests, but enough to prevent the formation of deserts. Journeying through the grasslands of Africa, America, and Australia, viewers are shown how the plants and animals are similar and different. 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SCIENCE -PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. Biomes Grassland Biome: Kenya (Tsavo East National Park) (V004404 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2002 When Jeff Corwin visits Kenya in search of the rock hyrax, he also encounters klipspringers, monitor lizards, aardvarks, and cheetahs. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Going Wild! With Jeff Corwin Grassland Biomes (D001049 ) Standards Grade Ten K-12 Science. Life Sciences; Explain the structure and function of ecosystems and relate how ecosystems change over time; Diversity and Interdependence of Life; Explain how living things interact with biotic and abiotic components of the environment (e.g., predation, competition, natural disasters and weather); Y2003 CSC S02 G09-10 BF L10 I15.; Grade Eleven K-12 Science. Earth and Space Sciences; Describe how Earth is made up of a series of interconnected systems and how a change in one system affects other systems; Earth Systems; Explain heat and energy transfers in and out of the atmosphere and its involvement in weather and climate (radiation, conduction, convection and advection); Y2003 CSC S01 G11-12 BB L11 I03.; Grade Ten K-12 Science. Earth and Space Sciences; Explain that many processes occur in patterns within the Earth's systems; Earth Systems; Summarize the relationship between the climatic zone and the resultant biomes. (This includes explaining the nature of t, Films Inc., 2002 INFOhio Digital Titles (DL01049 ) This program can help students learn to identify the climates, life-forms, and behavioral adaptations that go with each type of grassland biome. Factors that threaten the survival of these habitats' distinctive animal communities—and of the ecosystems themselves—are also addressed. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 173 Grassland Biome: California (Los Angeles) (V004405 ) Grasslands (V003859 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2002 Video, J-A, 45, CS, Bullfrog, 1998 Meet some of Los Angele's marine creatures, then head inland in search of the "trickster," the crafty coyote. Jeff Corwin encounters the tree rat in L.A.'s most exclusive neighborhoods, a mule deer, a climbing gray fox, a California newt, and the rattlesnake-eating California king snake. In this program, archival footage shows how farmers paid the price for displacing the perfectly-adapted ecosystem with monocultured, imported crops. Under a persistent drought in the 1930's, millions of tons of topsoil blew away in the prairie wind, resulting in the devastating dust bowl. It examines the plants and animals which live in complex interdependency on the remaining tracts of native grasslands, and shows how lessons learned can provide valuable knowledge for modern, sustainable agriculture. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Going Wild! With Jeff Corwin Grassland Biome: South Africa (Djuma Wildlife Reserve) (V004402 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2002 Visit Djuma Wildlife in South Africa with Jeff Corwin, where you'll meet the bush baby, a horny-tailed pangolin, the hornbill bird, wild dogs, and a civet cat. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 4. SCIENCE -BIRDS. Going Wild! With Jeff Corwin Grassland Biome: South Africa (Ndzalama Wildlife Reserve) (V004403 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2002 See and explore the South African bush with Jeff Corwin, where he encounters the aardwolf and its cousin, the hyena. Jeff also checks out the sable antelope, ostriches, jackals, and lions. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. Going Wild! With Jeff Corwin Grassland Biome: South Dakota (The Black Hills) (V004401 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2002 Jeff Corwin leads viewers to the mixed-grass prairies of South Dakota as he tracks the endangered black-footed ferret. On his adventure, Jeff runs with the prairie antelope and sleeps in an authentic Native American tepee. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 4. SOCIAL STUDIES -- PEOPLE & CULTURES. Going Wild! With Jeff Corwin Grassland Biome: Tasmania (Freycinet National Park) (V004407 ) 1. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 2. SCIENCE -BIOLOGY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. GEOGRAPHY. 4. AGRICULTURE -- AGRICULTURE. 5. SOCIAL STUDIES -TWENTIETH CENTURY. Grasslands (V004124 ) Video, I-J, 23, CS, Library Video, 2001 Grasslands are wide, sweeping expanses of land with many different grasses and very few trees. Students will examine the importance of these regions that produce much of the world's food. From the prairies of the Great Plains to the savannas of Africa, discover the characteristics that all grasslands have in common beginning with the most obvious - grass! Illustrates how students can measure the moisture content of two different soils. Discusses how scientists are trying to restore grassland regions. 1. SCIENCE -- LIFE SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- PLANTS. 3. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 4. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ ENVIRONMENT. Biomes Of The World In Action Great Age Of Exploration, The (1400-1550) (V003479 ) Video, H, 33, CS, AGC/UL, 1998 Using animated maps, historic artwork, and live-action "on location" video, students learn about the shift from the Medieval to the Renaissance era, the trade of Asian luxury goods, Prince Henry the navigator, the early slave trade, the voyages of Christopher Columbus, Vasco da Gama, John Cabot, Bartholomew Diaz, Amerigo Vespucchi, Ferdinand Magellan, the conquests of Cortes and Pizarro, and the impact European discovery had on Native Americans. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- DISCOVERY & EXPLORATION. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- AGE OF EXPLORATION. Great Cover-Up, The: Animal Camouflage (V000493 ) Video, P, 17, CS, Natl Geo, 1988 Track the tazzy with Jeff Corwin over the rugged terrain, swamps, and cliffs of Tasmania. You'll see regal black swans, the venomous black-faced tiger snake, the wombat, the fairy penguin, the eastern barred bandicoot, and a Bennett wallaby with her joey. Camouflage is one of the most important means of survival in the animal kingdom. Camouflage helps some animals hide from predators, and it also helps predators sneak up on their prey. This film introduces several kinds of camouflage and shows some of the ways that animals may blend in with their environment. Also portrays animals that use deceptive behavior to distract predators. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 1. SCIENCE -- ELEMENTARY SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -ANIMALS. Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2002 Going Wild! With Jeff Corwin Grassland Biome: Venezuela (Llanos Region) (V004406 ) Video, I-H, 26, CS, Disney, 2002 Jeff Corwin gallops across the vast Llanos of Venezuela in search of the world's largest rodent, the 200-pound capybara. Experience the thrill of meeting the biggest serpent of them all, observing a giant otter, and watching piranhas in action. Great Depression, The & The New Deal (V004729 ) Video, I-H, 35, CS, Library Video, 1996 Causes of the Great Depression; the stock market crash; hard times across America; the New Deal; the Dust Bowl; a culture of sight and sound; the New Deal under fire; the Second New Deal; the Wagner Labor Act and the growth of unions; the birth of the modern welfare state. Grades 5-12. 1. SCIENCE -- SCIENCE. 2. SCIENCE -- ANIMALS. 3. SCIENCE -- ECOLOGY/ENVIRONMENT. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- SOCIAL STUDIES. 2. SOCIAL STUDIES -- U.S. HISTORY. 3. SOCIAL STUDIES -TWENTIETH CENTURY. Going Wild! With Jeff Corwin United States History (Schlessinger) Southern Ohio Educational Service Center - Page 174 Great Depression, The: Volume 1 (V003501 ) Great Grammar: Adjectives (VK00128 ) Video, J-A, 50, CS, History Channel, 1998 Video Kit, I-H, 19, CS, Sunburst, 2004 "The Great Shake-Up" In the first years of the Great Depression, banks and businesses failed in record numbers as America struggled to come to grips with the disaster. We examine the changes that swept the shaken nation, from the landslide victory of FDR in 1932, to the California migrations of Dust Bowl farmers. Novelist James Michener tells how he joined thousands of others riding the rails as hobos, and economist John Kenneth Galbraith explores the policies of the New Deal. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Great Depression, The Great Depression, The: Volume 2 (V003502 ) Video, J-A, 50, CS, History Channel, 1998 "Face The Music" Faced with hard times, Americans sought release wherever they could find it, from marathon dancing to the movies. Hollywood responded with films that offered escape from the harsh reality of life. Radia too, enjoyed incredible popularity, pioneering new genres like the sitcom and soap opera years before the debut of television in 1939. But at the same time, documentary photographers finding work in New Deal programs, captured the essence of the Depression in images like Dorothea Lange's classic "Migrant Mother." 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Great Depression, The Great Depression, The: Volume 3 (V003503 ) Video, J-A, 50, CS, History Channel, 1998 "Striking Back" As the Depression lingered and the New Deal failed to live up to people's expectations, some Americans fought back against a system they felt had betrayed them. Workers everywhere went on strike and were often met with bullets. Riots rocked Harlem after rumors circulated that an African-American man had been beaten to death for stealing from a white-owned five-and-dime. Bank robber Pretty Boy, Floyd carved a place in American folklore before being gunned down by J. Edgar Hoover's FBI. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Great Depression, The Great Depression, The: Volume 4 (V003504 ) Video, J-A, 50, CS, History Channel, 1998 "Desperate Measures" One of the Depression's lowest points came in 1932 when 25,000 World War I veterans marched to Washington and camped along the Potomac River, demanding payment of a promised bonus. President Hoover ordered the Army to remove them, and General Douglas MacArthur did so with tear gas and tanks in the "Battle of Washington." Meanwhile, Louisiana's populist governor, Huey Long, galvanized the poor with his firebrand personality and revolutionary ideas. With the help of an upbeat host, this program helps students apply the rules of grammar to real-life writing situations. Whether creating copy for a school yearbook, writing an essay or simply shooting off an email to a friend, students will recognize the importance of grammar in everyday life. Each kit includes: choice of VHS or DVD formats, Video Quiz (approx. 25 min.) and teacher's guide. Each kit will be scheduled for a week minimum. For grades 5 through 9. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -WRITING SKILLS. Great Grammar Great Grammar: Adverbs (VK00129 ) Video Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Sunburst, 2004 With the help of an upbeat host, this program helps students apply the rules of grammar to real-life writing situations. Whether creating copy for a school yearbook, writing an essay or simply shooting off an email to a friend, students will recognize the importance of grammar in everyday life. Each kit includes: choice of VHS or DVD formats, Video Quiz (approx. 30 min.) and teacher's guide. Each kit will be scheduled for a week minimum. For grades 5 through 9. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -WRITING SKILLS. Great Grammar Great Grammar: Commas (VK00130 ) Video Kit, I-H, 20, CS, Sunburst, 2004 With the help of an upbeat host, this program helps students apply the rules of grammar to real-life writing situations. Whether creating copy for a school yearbook, writing an essay or simply shooting off an email to a friend, students will recognize the importance of grammar in everyday life. Each kit includes: choice of VHS or DVD formats, Video Quiz (approx. 26 min.) and teacher's guide. Each kit will be scheduled for a week minimum. For grades 5 through 9. 1. LANGUAGE ARTS -- LANGUAGE ARTS. 2. LANGUAGE ARTS -- DISCOVERING LANGUAGE. 3. LANGUAGE ARTS -WRITING SKILLS. 1. SOCIAL STUDIES -- TWENTIETH CENTURY. Great Depression, The Great Grammar Greatest Discoveries with Bill Nye: Chemistry (DV00203 ) Video Kit, I-H, 14, CS, Sunburst, 2004 DVD, I-H, 56, CS, Discovery, 2005 Host Bill Nye looks back over the past two centuries, in which chemistry has brought us from a time when atoms were a hypothesis to an age where scientists may be able to combine particles on the atomic level into micromachines. Grades 6-12. This DVD is chaptered in navigable units. 1. SCIENCE -- CHEMISTRY. Great Gatsby, The (V000638 ) Video, H-A, 146, CS , Paramount, 1974 F. Scott Fitzgerald'
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