Here - South Carolina ETV

ITV Block Feed Programs 

In order to save space and produce a smaller, less costly book, the following lists some of the ITV programs from the 

2002-03 ITV Resources book in greater detail. These programs are only block fed and not scheduled to play as individual 

lessons. A copy of the latest blockfeed schedule can be found in the ITV Monthly Update and on the web site at 

www.itv.scetv.org. Click on the “Updated Block Feed Summary” link. 

About Science 

BFO 

Grades 5–9 4–11 Minutes/26 Lessons 500 

This series actively engages the viewer in the process of scientific i nquiry. 

Each lesson focuses on a single concept, providing a body of knowledge 

that is manageable for both teacher and student. The viewer sees only the 

hands of the person performing the laboratory experiment, while an offcamera 

narrator explains what is taking place. For catalog numbers and 

lesson lengths, go to www.itv.scetv.org/seriesinfo. 

Rights: Unlimited in perpetuity 

Lesson Title Cat. No. Length 

1. Physical Properties: Oxygen 0353-0002 5:06 

2. Chemical Properties: Oxygen 0353-0003 5:18 

3. Preparation: Carbon Dioxide 0353-0004 4:51 

4. Properties: Carbon Dioxide 0353-0005 5:08 

5. Distillation 0353-0008 5:25 

6. Electroplating 0353-0010 4:45 

7. Acids 0353-0012 4:58 

8. Bases and Neutral Compounds 0353-0013 5:06 

9. Mixtures and Compounds 0353-0014 5:06 

10. Mercury Barometer 0353-0017 4:16 

11. Carbohydrates 0353-0018 5:50 

12. Fats and Proteins 0353-0019 6:20 

13. Air Pressure 0353-0020 4:11 

14. Series Circuits 0353-0023 4:16 

15. Parallel Circuits 0353-0024 4:34 

16. Static Electricity 0353-0025 5:27 

17. Understanding Magnets 0353-0026 5:10 

18. Magnetic Behavior 0353-0027 4:34 

19. Making a Telegraph 0353-0029 6:13 

20. An Electric Motor 0353-0030 4:49 

21. Short Circuits 0353-0033 6:25 

22. An Electric Bell 0353-0035 5:21 

23. Expansion and Contraction 0353-0036 5:30 

24. Mineral Kingdom 0353-0037 7:31 

25. Volume 0353-0039 6:45 

26. Density 0353-0040 11:07 

America’s Special Days 

BFO [CC] 

Grades K–4 14 Minutes/16 Lessons 394.26 

This series is designed to help students understand and appreciate the 

celebration of certain “holidays.” Using a multicurricular approach, the series 

combines language arts, reading, science, math, and the fine arts with a 

social studies framework. Individual plays for each special day that occurs 

within the school year will be announced in the monthly update. For catalog 

numbers and lesson lengths, go to www.itv.scetv.org/seriesinfo. 

Rights: Unlimited broadcast/off-air-record use (no tape duplication) 


1. New Year's Day 1689-0001 14:12 

2. Martin Luther King Jr. Day 1689-0002 14:07 

3. President's Day 1689-0003 14:01 

4. Women's History Month 1689-0004 14:16 

5. Arbor Day/Earth Day 1689-0005 14:17 

6. Memorial Day/Veteran's Day 1689-0006 13:57 

7. Flag Day/Citizenship Day 1689-0007 14:07 

8. Independence Day 1689-0008 14:15 

9. Native American Day 1689-0009 14:19 

10. Thanksgiving Day 1689-0010 14:02 

11. Labor Day 1689-0011 14:50 

12. Book Week 1689-0012 14:50 

13. Election Day 1689-0013 14:50 

14. Olympics/Special Olympics 1689-0014 14:50 

15. Groundhog Day 1689-0015 14:50 

16. Daylight Saving Time 1689-0016 14:50 

The American Frontier 

BFO 


The colorful people, places, events, and legends of the Old West are depicted 

in this series. Based on historical research presented in an interesting, 

concise format, each lesson teaches something new about the history of 

our country and its pioneer people. Co-hosted by Charlie Jones and Merlin 

Olsen, the series was shot on location. For catalog numbers and lesson 

lengths, go to www.itv.scetv.org/seriesinfo. 

Rights: Unlimited 

The American Frontier I 


1. Joaquin Murietta 0086-0001 3:38 

2. James Hume 0086-0002 4:27 

3. Bat Masterson 0086-0003 4:49 

4. O.K. Corral 0086-0004 4:56 

5. Bird Cage Theater 0086-0005 3:27 

6. Piper’s Opera House 0086-0006 3:15 

7. Lola and Lotta 0086-0007 4:58 

8. Mark Twain 0086-0008 4:31 

9. Lillie Hitchcock Coit 0086-0009 4:54 

10. James Marshall 0086-0010 2:57 

11. John Sutter 0086-0011 5:00 

12. Nellie Cashman 0086-0012 4:50 

13. Comstock Lode 0086-0013 4:40 

14. Tent Cities 0086-0014 4:30 

15. Chinese Workers 0086-0015 5:40 

16. The Golden Spike 0086-0016 4:54 

The American Frontier II 


1. Jamestown 1054-0101 7:59 

2. Three Ships Sailing into History 1054-0102 7:38 

3. Jamestown Churches 1054-0103 3:49 

4. Juan Cabrillo 1054-0104 5:12 

5. Mission San Diego de Alcala 1054-0105 5:35 

6. Fort Smith 1054-0106 5:50 

7. The Handcart Companies 1054-0007 7:25 

8. The Donner Party 1054-0108 8:50 

9. Sequoya 1054-0109 5:29 

10. “Hanging Judge” Parker 1054-0110 7:09 

11. Horace Greeley 1054-0111 3:56 

12. The Central City Opera House 1054-0112 4:18 

13. “Unsinkable” Molly Brown House 1054-0113 7:05 

14. The Tabors of Colorado 1054-0114 7:39 

15. Central City 1054-0115 7:03 

16. Hotel de Paris 1054-0116 5:55 

17. Belle Starr 1054-0117 4:13 

18. “Snowshoe” Thomson 1054-0118 4:51 

19. The Canadian Connection 1054-0119 6:50 

20. The Canadian Gold Rush 1054-0120 6:35 

American Showcase 

BFO 

Grades 9–12 15–28 Minutes/8 Lessons 330/350 

This series presents four important issues. Each lesson addresses one of 

these issues from either a governmental or an economic perspective. For 

catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to www.itv.scetv.org/seriesinfo. 



1. Poverty and Income Distribution (Governmental) 2521-0001 25:32 

2. Poverty and Income Distribution (Economic) 2521-0002 21:10 

3. Crime and Punishment (Governmental) 2521-0003 26:31 

4. Crime and Punishment (Economic) 2521-0004 28:28 

5. Debt and Deficit (Governmental) 2521-0005 16:44 

6. Debt and Deficit (Economic) 2521-0006 14:59 

7. Electing a President (Governmental) 2521-0007 27:34 

8. Electing a President (Economic) 2521-0008 20:23 

NEW=New Resource REV =Revised Resource BFO=Block Feed Only [CC]=Closed Captioned 

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Anti-Smoking Specials 

BFO 

Grades 4–12 4–29 Minutes/10 Lessons 394.14 

Produced by the American Lung Association, these programs can be used 

for anti-smoking campaigns in schools. Lessons 9 and 10 are from KCET’s 

SMOKING PREVENTION SERIES, and were developed for the California 

Department of Health Services in order to reach an adolescent audience 

(junior high) with an age-specific message regarding the negative social and 

physical consequences of tobacco use. For catalog numbers and lesson 




1. Feminine Mistake 0050-0001 24:50 

2. Huffless Puffless Dragon 0050-0002 9:50 

3. Why People Smoke 0050-0004 9:58 

4. Octopuff 0050-0007 8:57 

5. Be Smart, Don’t Start 0050-0010 15:28 

6. Kids on Smoking 0050-0011 9:24 

7. Death in the West 0050-0012 28:50 

8. Ridiculous History of Tobacco 0050-0018 15:32 

9. Get a Life 0050-0019 6:40 

10. Not the Way to Go 0050-0020 4:30 

Applied Communications 

BFO 


Each of the 15 modules in this series includes both print and video programs 

that incorporate applied learning activities for the six major occupational 

clusters in vocational education—agriculture, business and marketing, 

health occupations, home economics, trade and industry, and technical. In 

some lessons, the first video motivates students by highlighting the importance 

of effective communication in the workplace. The second video lesson 

in all modules serves as a review and springboard to the occupation-specific 

application activities. Lessons 2–16 consist of two video lessons and accompany 

one of the 15 modules. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, 

go to www.itv.scetv.org/seriesinfo. 



1. About Applied Communications 1108-0001 12:20 

2. Workplace Communications/Visualizing 1108-0002 25:30 

3. Intro to Locating Information/Techniques 1108-0003 17:50 

4. Intro to Problem-Solving/Using Problem-Solving 1108-0004 21:00 

5. Starting a New Job: Intro and Summary 1108-0005 24:00 

6. Communicating with Co-Workers/Improving 1108-0006 22:05 

7. Participating in Groups/Observing Groups 1108-0007 16:25 

8. Following and Giving Directions 1108-0008 26:05 

9. Communicating with Supervisors 1108-0009 27:05 

10. Presenting Your Point of View 1108-0010 20:20 

11. Communicating with Clients/Solving Problems 1108-0011 21:10 

12. Making and Responding to Requests 1108-0012 19:30 

13. Solving Interpersonal Conflict 1108-0013 21:05 

14. Performance Evaluation 1108-0014 24:50 

15. Upgrading and Retraining 1108-0015 26:05 

16. Workplace of the Future/Meeting the Challenge 1108-0016 28:20 

Before the Storm 

BFO 


Everyone living in an area where a hurricane could occur should be prepared 

to take precautions to protect life and property if the storm strikes. 

Suitable for adults as well as students, this series teaches how to plan for 

preparedness. The series was produced by South Carolina ETV for the 

South Carolina Coastal Council, in consultation with the National Weather 

Service, the Hurricane Videos Council, and other agencies. Appropriate 

supplemental materials can be obtained from any disaster preparedness 

office. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to www.itv.scetv.org/ 

seriesinfo. 


Black Excellence 

BFO 


Produced by “Ebony” and “Jet” magazines, this series presents three lessons 

about Black leaders Dr. James Comer, Marian Wright Edelman, and 

Lawrence Douglas Wilder; Black entrepreneurs John Johnson, Joshua 

Smith, and Oprah Winfrey; and Black entertainers Bill Cosby, Charles Dutton, 

and Maya Angelou. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 

www.itv.scetv.org/seriesinfo. 



1. Black Leaders 1460-0001 35:47 

2. Black Entrepreneurs 1460-0002 38:50 

3. Black Entertainers 1460-0003 40:50 

Black History Specials 

REV BFO 


Designed for use in February, these programs come from other ITV series, 

PBS programming, and SCETV specials. Special teleconferences and programs 

related to the observance of Black History Month will also be included 

in this series; additional schedules and rights will be announced as other 

programs are added. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 


NOTE: This series is offered as a block feed; however, the individual 

lessons are listed below with starting and ending times to allow programs 

to be recorded individually. 

Rights: See the rights statement for each series. 

Lesson Title Cat. No. Chan. Day Date Start End 

1. SC Writers: Eleanora Tate 1144-0005 326 Mon. Feb. 3 9:00 9:15 

2. Truly American: M. L. King, Jr. 0333-0014 326 Mon. Feb. 3 9:17 9:36 

3. America Counts: Chap. James 0284-0013 326 Mon. Feb. 3 9:38 10:06 

4. Palmetto Special: Jehu Jones 0043-0040 326 Mon. Feb. 3 10:08 10:27 

5. SC Writers: Tom Feelings 1144-0003 326 Mon. Feb. 3 10:29 10:44 

6. SC Writers: Dori Sanders 1144-0006 326 Mon. Feb. 3 10:46 11:00 

7. Phillip Simmon's Gate 0260-0060 326 Mon. Feb. 3 11:02 11:14 

8. SC Writers: John Troy McQueen 1144-0001 326 Mon. Feb. 3 11:16 11:31 

9. SC Writers: Tommy Scott Young 1144-0002 326 Mon. Feb. 3 11:33 11:48 

10. Black Excellence: Leaders 1460-0001 326 Mon. Feb. 3 11:50 12:25 

11. Black Excellence: Entrepreneurs 1460-0002 326 Mon. Feb. 3 12:27 1:05 

12. Black Excellence: Entertainers 1460-0003 326 Mon. Feb. 3 1:07 1:47 

13. Palmetto Special: Gullah Culture 0043-0042 326 Mon. Feb. 3 1:49 2:08 

14. Palmetto Special: Bethune, pt. 1 0043-0045 326 Tue. Feb. 4 9:00 9:18 

15. Palmetto Special: Bethune, pt. 2 0043-0046 326 Tue. Feb. 4 9:20 9:38 

16. Palmetto Special: Field to Factory 0043-0044 326 Tue. Feb. 4 9:40 9:57 

17. 1994 African-Amer. Festival, pt. 1 0260-0146 326 Tue. Feb. 4 9:59 10:25 



20. Harvey Gantt Remembers 0260-0149 326 Tue. Feb. 4 11:23 11:37 




24. Scient. and Astro.: Bolden, pt. 1 2500-0004 326 Tue. Feb. 4 1:06 1:33 

25. Scient. and Astro.: Bolden, pt. 2 2500-0005 326 Tue. Feb. 4 1:35 2:02 

26. Captain Bill Pinkney Doc* 2798-0012 326 Wed. Feb. 5 9:00 9:58 

27. The Middle Passage Voyage 1390-0604 326 Wed. Feb. 5 10:00 10:56 

28. Porgy and Bess: Gullah Version 0179-0215 326 Wed. Feb. 5 10:58 11:54 

29. Family Across the Sea 0039-0021 326 Wed. Feb. 5 11:56 12:53 

30. Proj. Disc.: Avery Research Ctr. 1390-0702 326 Wed. Feb. 5 12:55 1:51 

31. Palmetto Places: St. Helena 8445-0103 326 Thu. Feb. 6 9:00 9:27 

32. Mary Long's Yesteryear: 

Robert Smalls, Pt. 1 1229-0016 326 Thu. Feb. 6 9:29 9:56 


Robert Smalls, Pt. 2 1229-0017 326 Thu. Feb. 6 9:58 10:25 


The Penn Center 1229-0018 326 Thu. Feb. 610:27 am 10:54 

35. Summoning the Dream: 

Pillars Against Prejudice 4011-0000 326 Thu. Feb. 610:56 am 11:39 

*The documentary on Captain Bill Pinkney is entitled “Setting Sail: One Man’s Voyage into 

History.” It is the story of his undertaking of the Middle Passage Voyage. Unlimited rights. 


1. Developing a Plan 0507-0001 14:33 

2. Planning to Stay 0507-0002 11:58 

3. Planning to Leave 0507-0003 10:33 

4. The Day After 0507-0004 10:39 

5. Protecting Your Farm 0507-0005 10:05 

6. Planning for a Boat’s Survival 0507-0006 9:35 


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Brazil 

BFO 


Brazil is the largest country in South America. Although Brazil has been 

successful in gaining foreign investment, the benefits have not begun to 

“trickle down.” The lessons in this series are designed to supplement studies 

of South America. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 




1. City of Newcomers 1227-0001 21:24 

2. Amazon Frontier 1227-0002 21:47 

3. Progress: But Who Is It For? 1227-0003 21:13 

Character Minutes 

BFO [CC] 

Grades 1–12 1 Minute/28 Lessons 370 

This series focuses on positive character traits, such as work ethic, perseverance, 

fortitude, and the ability to work as part of a team. Each program 

features a prominent person in the community, including Charles Duke and 

Charles Bolden, astronauts; Jack Leggett, baseball coach at Clemson University; 

Patti Just, former anchor at WJWJ-TV; and Charles Austin, former 

chief of police in Columbia. The short, concise programs, each exactly one 

minute in duration, contain valuable content that could be used in a weekly 

school news program, as a writing activity in a language arts class, or as a 

discussion topic. Individual lesson titles are listed for your information; however, 

there is only one catalog number. 



2962-0001 318 Wed. Sep. 4 8:00 8:29 

318 Wed. Sep. 25 8:00 8:29 

318 Wed. Oct. 30 8:00 8:29 

318 Wed. Nov. 6 8:00 8:29 

318 Wed. Jan. 8 8:00 8:29 

318 Wed. Apr. 2 8:00 8:29 

1. Coach Leggett: Work Ethic 

2. Coach Leggett: Work Equals…? 

3. Patti Just: Three P’s 

4. Patti Just: Confidence 

5. Chief Austin: Ready to Learn 

6. Chief Austin: Peers 

7. Chief Austin: Value System 

8. Chief Austin: Right and Wrong 

9. Chief Austin: Courage 

10. C. Sawyer: Caring People 

11. C. Sawyer: Treating Disrespect 

12. Joe Pinner: Caring 

13. Joe Pinner: Positive Influence 

14. Joe Pinner: Finding Self-Esteem 

Chemical Equilibrium 

15. Harry Dent: Principles 

16. M.L. Ramsdale: Listening 

17. M.L. Ramsdale: Education 

18. M.L. Ramsdale: Media Influence 

19. Harry Dent: 10 Virtues 

20. Harry Dent: Integrity 

21. M.L. Ramsdale: Being Open-Minded 

22. M.L. Ramsdale: Respect, Being Polite 

23. M.L. Ramsdale: Criticism 

24. Bishop J. Hurst Adams: Compassion 

25. Rick Henry: Courage 

26. Rick Henry: Being Courageous 

27. Coach Eddie Fogler: Discipline 

28. Kelly G. McCalla: Dependability 

BFO [CC] 

Grades 11–12 10 Minutes/6 Lessons 531 

This series instructs students in the concepts of dynamic equilibrium and 

stimulates further research in the subject. Using computer animation, the 

series examines steady state systems, dynamic vs. static equilibrium, and 

the meaning of the equilibrium constant. For catalog numbers and lesson 




1. Steady Unsteadiness 0443-0001 9:35 

2. Dynamic Equilibrium 0443-0002 9:35 

3. Reaction Kinetics 0443-0003 9:35 

4. Reaction Tendencies 0443-0004 9:35 

5. The Equilibrium Constant 0443-0005 9:35 

6. The Haber Process 0443-0006 9:35 

Circle of Inheritance 

BFO [CC] 

Grade 8 15 Minutes/4 Lessons 975 

Produced by SCETV in conjunction with the National Society of the Colonial 

Dames of America in the State of South Carolina, this resource focuses on 

the history of pre-colonial and colonial South Carolina. For catalog numbers 

and lesson lengths, go to www.itv.scetv.org/seriesinfo. 

NOTE: This series will be block fed as a continuous hour; titles may 

serve as stop points. 



1. Native Lands, Native People 2695-0001 15:00 

2. The Struggle for Empire 2695-0002 15:00 

3. A Medley Called Carolina 2695-0003 15:00 

4. A World Apart 2695-0004 15:00 

Classic Animal Tracks 

BFO [CC] 

Grades 3–12 2 Minutes/29 Lessons 574.5 

Featuring exquisite animal footage filmed around the globe by the BBC, 

classic recordings of memorable tunes, and on-screen descriptions, these 

programs grab and hold students’ attention and lead them toward an understanding 

of animals, their behaviors, and their habitats. Individual lesson 

titles are listed for your information; however, there is only one catalog 

number: 2316-0001. 



2316-0001 

1. Emperor Penguin 2:10 

2. Blue Wildebeest 2:15 

3. The Mute Swan 2:00 

4. The Alligator 2:10 

5. The Meerkat 2:10 

6. The Tiger 2:10 

7. The Hummingbird 2:10 

8. The Wandering Albatross 2:10 

9. The Army Ant 2:05 

10. The Chimpanzee 2:10 

11. The Red Kangaroo 2:10 

12. The African Elephant 2:10 

13. The Grey Squirrel 2:10 

14. The Common Hippo 2:05 

15. The Frog and Toad 2:10 

16. The Common Vampire Bat 2:15 

17. The Elephant Seal 2:10 

18. The Giraffe 2:05 

19. The Barn Owl 2:10 

20. The Brown Hare 2:15 

21. The Macaw 2:20 

22. The Flamingo 2:10 

23. The Killer Whale 2:15 

24. The Polar Bear 2:25 

25. The Lion 2:10 

26. The Sea Otter 2:10 

27. The Coral 2:25 

28. The Vulture 2:00 

29. The Red Deer 2:15 

NOTE: Individual lesson titles are listed for your information; however, there is only one 

catalog number. 

Combinatorics 

BFO [CC] 

Grade 12 10 Minutes/6 Lessons 511.64 

The concepts of permutations and combinations are well suited for the animation 

used in this series, as large sets of objects are difficult for the classroom 

teacher to manage on the chalkboard. Allowing subsets and arrangements 

to be easily manipulated, this series begins with an introduction to the 

science of combinatorics and ends with several applications of the concept 

to the real world. Some applications are also explored with extensions to 

principles that can be used in the area of probability. For catalog numbers 




1. A Dicey Beginning 1966-0001 10:00 

2. Fundamental Counting Principle 1966-0002 10:00 

3. Permutations 1966-0003 10:00 

4. Combinations 1966-0004 10:00 

5. Binomial Theorem 1966-0005 10:00 

6. Problem-Solving 1966-0006 10:00 


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Conic Sections 

BFO [CC] 


This series investigates the properties of the figures known as conic sections. 

A cone is intersected with a plane at different angles. An examination 

of the graphs of some simple second-degree relations reveals the shape of 

the parabola. The equation of the circle is developed, as well as transformation 

mappings, which describe any circle on the Cartesian plane. The ellipse 

and the hyperbola are presented, i ncluding definitions of the traverse and 

conjugate axes. The method for determining the asymptotes is shown. The 

series concludes with a comparison of the conics, showing similarities in 

their equations and the concept of eccentricity. The directrix is introduced, 

and practical methods of drawing the conics are demonstrated. For catalog 




1. Slicing the Cone 1147-0001 9:35 

2. Circles 1147-0002 9:35 

3. The Ellipses 1147-0003 9:35 

4. The Parabola 1147-0004 9:35 

5. The Hyperbola 1147-0005 9:35 

6. Conic Reflections 1147-0006 9:35 

Conversations on Character 

BFO 


This series features distinguished South Carolinians discussing character 

traits and virtues with groups of students. The virtues and traits used in this 

series were those identified by the South Carolina Citizen Task Force for 

Character Education. The series consists of 16 15-minute lessons for elementary 

students and eight 30-minute lessons for middle and secondary 

students. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to www.itv.scetv.org/ 

seriesinfo. 



1. Coach Jack Leggett (Elementary) 2085-0001 14:50 

2. Patti Just (Elementary) 2085-0002 14:50 

3. Harry Dent (Elementary) 2085-0003 14:50 

4. Marie-Louise Ramsdale (Elementary) 2085-0004 14:50 

5. Carolyn Sawyer (Elementary) 2085-0006 14:50 

6. Chief Charles Austin (Elementary) 2085-0007 14:50 

7. Joe Pinner (Elementary) 2085-0008 14:50 

8. Bishop John Hurst Adams (Elementary) 2085-0009 14:50 

9. Leggett/Just (Middle/High) 2085-0101 29:50 

10. Dent/Ramsdale (Middle/High) 2085-0102 29:50 

11. Austin/Pinner (Middle/High) 2085-0104 29:50 

12. Adams/Wilson (Middle/High) 2085-0105 26:37 

13. Fogler/McCalla (Middle/High) 2085-0202 29:50 

14. Jeffries/Hughes (Middle/High) 2085-0203 29:50 

15. Rick Henry (Elementary) 2085-0207 15:00 

16. Coach Eddie Fogler (Elementary) 2085-0208 15:00 

17. Kelly McCalla (Elementary) 2085-0209 15:00 

18. Willie Jeffries (Elementary) 2085-0210 15:00 

19. Angela Hughes (Elementary) 2085-0211 15:00 

Developing Your Career 

BFO 


(10 Modules, 5–15 Minutes Each) 

This series is aimed primarily at high school sophomores, but it can be a 

useful resource for younger and older students. The course encourages 

students to discover their talents and skills, to take responsibility for developing 

these assets, and to get involved in volunteer work as a means of discovering 

a career and helping the community. Students are taught planning 

and decision-making skills and career research techniques. 

Each of the modules in this series consists of two or three video segments, 

and is designed to be used with classroom discussion between the segments. 

The broadcasts are not to be viewed during class since only a very 

brief message separates each segment, advising of the need to stop the 

cassette. These lessons should be prerecorded on a videocassette and 

used in conjunction with the teacher’s guide, which also includes a student 

workbook. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to www.itv.scetv.org/ 

seriesinfo. 


Discovery Minutes 

BFO [CC] 

Grades 1–12 1 Minute/29 Lessons Various 

This series, produced by ITV with SCETV, focuses on science and social 

studies topics, such as Jefferson’s Monticello, the U.S. Space and Rocket 

Camp, the DNR research vessel “Palmetto,” and bigger-than-life backyard 

insects. The short, concise programs, each exactly one minute in length, 

contain interesting content that could have many uses, such as in a weekly 

school news program. Individual lesson titles are listed for your information; 

however, there is only one catalog number. 



2963-0001 318 Wed. Sep. 4 8:38 9:08 

318 Wed. Sep. 25 8:38 9:08 

318 Wed. Oct. 30 8:38 9:08 

318 Wed. Nov. 6 8:38 9:08 

318 Wed. Jan. 8 8:38 9:08 

318 Wed. Apr. 2 8:38 9:08 

1. Mt. Vernon: Intro 

2. Mt. Vernon: Arch. and Slaves 

3. Space Camp: Intro 

4. Space Camp: Multi-Axis Trainer 

5. Medieval Times: Intro 

6. Medieval Times: Chivalry 

7. Medieval Times: Squires 

8. Gravity 

9. Monticello: Thomas Jefferson 

10. Monticello: Jefferson’s Life 

11. Monticello: 7-Day Clock 

12. Fort Discovery: Floating Stone 

13. Fort Discovery: Parabolic Golf 

and High Wire B 

14. Fort Discovery: Tesla Coil 

15. Backyard Monsters: Bug Vision 

16. Backyard Monsters: Praying Mantis 

17. Walnut Grove: School in 1770s 

18. DNR Research Vessel: Artif. Reefs 

19. DNR Research Vessel: Fish Research 

20. DNR Research Vessel: A Fish’s Age 

21. DNR Research Vessel: Fish Tagging 

22. Snakes 

23. Snakes: A Snake’s Tongue 

24. Olympics: Men’s Gymnastics 

25. Olympics: Training and Commitment 

26. Around Alone: Intro 

27. Around Alone: Setting Sail 

28. Around Alone: Sails 

29. Butterflies: Camouflage 

Earthworm Dissection Explained 

BFO 


This resource is divided into two parts. Part 1 introduces students to the 

various members of the annelid phylum, and provides them with a prehands-on 

introduction and identification of the worm’s exterior anatomy. Part 

2 shows how to safely use an assortment of dissecting tools to properly 

dissect and identify key organ structures in both an anesthetized and a preserved 

earthworm. Key terminology is highlighted, along with clear step-bystep 

procedures. This series easily conforms to numerous textbooks and 

can be used in a self-study or as a group presentation. For catalog numbers 




1. External Examination 1224-0001 11:04 

2. Internal Examination 1224-0002 11:48 

Electricity 

BFO [CC] 


As a science resource, this series explains the fundamentals of electrostatics 

and current electricity, and helps students formulate mental images of 

abstract concepts. The first three lessons on electrostatics explain the 

charging of objects by contact and induction. The concluding three, on current 

electricity, illustrate such concepts as electrical charge, potential difference, 

and resistance. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 




1. Conductors and Insulators 1063-0001 9:35 

2. Charging and Discharging 1063-0002 9:35 

3. Charging by Induction 1063-0003 9:35 

4. Current Electricity 1063-0004 9:35 

5. Potential Difference 1063-0005 9:35 

6. Resistance 1063-0006 9:35 


1. Modules 1-4 0218-0001 59:50 

2. Modules 5-10 0218-0002 57:50 


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Electrochemistry 

BFO [CC] 


This series begins by taking students inside the common, everyday battery, 

and explaining the basic principles involved. It then illustrates the terminology 

and processes of electrochemical relations, how half-cell potentials can 

be determined, and how electrochemistry is at work in the commercial Leclanche 

cell, as well as the processes of corrosion and electrolysis. For 




1. The Building Blocks of Electrochemistry 1062-0001 9:35 

2. Electrochemical Cells 1062-0002 9:35 

3. Designing Electrochemical Cells 1062-0003 9:35 

4. Commercial Electrochemical Cells 1062-0004 9:35 

5. Corrosion 1062-0005 9:35 

6. Electroplating 1062-0006 9:35 

Electromagnetism 

BFO [CC] 


An introduction to the world of magnetism, this series shows how the historical 

discovery of the magnetic properties of lodestone led to the scientific 

understanding of Earth’s magnetic field. The computer-animated lessons 

explore this mysterious force—from early experiments to the concepts of 

electromagnetic induction, the motor principle, generators, and transformers. 

The series also looks at fascinating modern theories about the role of 

Earth’s magnetic field in the extinction of species and the ways that animals 

use it for navigation. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 



1. Earth’s Magnetic Field 1097-0001 9:35 

2. Magnetism and Electron Flow 1097-0002 9:35 

3. Domain Theory 1097-0003 9:35 

4. The Motor Principle 1097-0004 9:35 

5. Electromagnetic Induction 1097-0005 9:35 

6. Life in the Field 1097-0006 9:35 

Electron Arrangement 

& Chemical Bonding 

BFO [CC] 


This series demonstrates how knowledge of the atom’s structure can be 

used to explain the bonding of atoms, and stimulates further research in the 

subject. The theories of Rutherford, Bohr, Planck, and others are examined. 

For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to www.itv.scetv.org/seriesinfo. 



1. Introducing the Players 0455-0001 9:35 

2. The Rutherford-Bohr Atom 0455-0002 9:35 

3. Electron Arrangement 0455-0003 9:35 

4. How Atoms Bond 0455-0004 9:35 

5. Molecular Substances and Covalent Crystals 0455-0005 9:35 

6. Metals and Ionic Solids 0455-0006 9:35 

Energy Flow 

BFO [CC] 


This series encompasses one of the principle themes of any biology course: 

the flow of energy throughout the world of living things. Central to this concept 

is the process of photosynthesis, without which life could not exist. This 

series also deals with energy flow in organisms, within a cell, and in our 

agricultural system. The series concludes with a look at energy flow in the 

biosphere. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to www.itv.scetv.org/ 

seriesinfo. 


1. The Concept of Energy Flow 0423-0001 9:36 

2. Photosynthesis 0423-0002 9:35 

3. Energy Flow in an Ecosystem 0423-0003 9:36 

4. Energy Flow at the Cellular Level 0423-0004 9:36 

5. Energy Flow in Agriculture 0423-0005 9:35 

6. Energy Flow in Biosphere 0423-0006 9:35 

Energy: The Pulse of Life 

BFO [CC] 


This dynamic series explores both basic science and applied technology 

concepts related to energy, including today’s most pressing issue of energy 

use. Although it connects theory to real-life applications within a very entertaining, 

viewer-friendly format that features original songs by the pop group 

Moxy Fruvous, the content is very rigorous. For catalog numbers and lesson 




1. Energy Forms 2699-0001 8:55 

2. Energy Law 2699-0002 9:52 

3. Saved by the Sun 2699-0003 8:57 

4. Water, Wind and Watts 2699-0004 9:45 

5. A Changing Environment 2699-0005 7:56 

6. Some Brighter Ideas 2699-0006 8:44 

7. Some Smarter Choices 2699-0007 6:46 

8. Renewable Sources 2699-0008 8:00 

9. Hydrogen Hopes 2699-0009 7:49 

Environmental Weekly 

BFO 


These programs, which are organized into four modules, are designed to 

enhance the scientific/environmental literacy of students rather than to replace 

the typical school science class. By noting components and relationships, 

the series explores the environmental aspects of science to help 

students identify and explain systems (e.g., the water cycle, our atmosphere, 

the energy cycle, and the waste cycle). This resource helps students use the 

concepts of systems to organize seemingly isolated facts and observations 

into comprehensible explanations of how things work. The goal is to enhance 

learners to then use conceptual, physical, and mathematical models 

as simplified representations to help explain and explore how things work or 

might work. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 




1. Drinking Water 2317-0001 26:56 

2. Rivers: The Cuyahoga 2317-0002 26:59 

3. Wetlands 2317-0003 24:16 

4. Urban Forestry 2317-0004 28:05 

5. A Rain Forest 2317-0005 27:47 

6. Energy Efficiency 2317-0006 28:30 

7. Recycling 2317-0007 27:39 

8. Natural Gas Cars 2317-0008 28:58 

9. Sustainable Communities 2317-0009 29:04 

10. Special Waste: Medical 2317-0010 26:34 

11. Minerals 2317-0011 28:26 

12. Electricity 2317-0012 29:07 

13. Biomass Power 2317-0013 29:37 

14. Wind Power and Our Energy Source 2317-0014 27:27 

15. Solar: The Popular Energy Source 2317-0015 25:33 

16. Tomorrow’s Energy Today 2317-0016 28:38 

17. Partnership for Next Generation Vehicles 2317-0017 26:40 

18. United Nations Environmental Program 2317-0018 28:58 

19. The New Environmentalists 2317-0019 29:28 

20. Global Climate Change 2317-0020 29:12 

Exploring the Diversity of Life 

BFO 

Grades 5–9 11–12 Minutes /10 Lessons 574 

This series explores the large variety of species that share this planet, and 

examines the underlying role of each variety, its biological sources, its natural 

history, and its intrinsic value. All concepts are illustrated by comparing 

examples filmed in the wild in North American temperate forests and Amazonian 

rain forests. The series addresses the questions: How diverse is life 

in my immediate area? Why is it that way? Why is it important? For catalog 




1. Different Is Better 2505-0001 10:40 

2. Go Climb a Tree 2505-0002 12:10 

3. Life in Layers 2505-0003 11:30 

4. Rain and the Forest 2505-0004 11:10 

5. Insect Diversity 2505-0005 11:10 

6. Butterfly Garden 2505-0006 11:10 

7. Not What They Seem 2505-0007 11:10 

8. Forest School 2505-0008 11:10 

9. Don't Be Part of the Problem 2505-0009 11:10 

10. Act with the Facts 2505-0010 11:10 


5

Exponential and Logarithmic 

Functions 

BFO [CC] 


This series explores the use of exponential and logarithmic functions to 

simplify complex situations and predict outcomes. It models the use of 

graphs, tables, and symbolic equations as tools for problem-solving and 

analysis of numerical relationships. With dynamic animation and humorous 

story elements, programs model real-world problem-solving across the curriculum—from 

calculating compound interest to exploring sound intensities. 




1. The Power 2163-0001 9:35 

2. The Curve 2163-0002 9:35 

3. Sprocket’s Exponent 2163-0003 9:35 

4. Captain’s Log 2163-0004 9:35 

5. Calculating with Logs 2163-0005 9:35 

6. A Matter of Scale 2163-0006 9:35 

The First Americans 

BFO 


This series teaches students about the culture and heritage of American 

Indians, and dismisses some of the images and myths created by the media 

and by American literature and history texts. Because of a cultural conflict 

between his experience in the white society and his Indian heritage, Raymond 

Tracey, the series’ host, travels around the country visiting different 

tribes to learn more about himself and what it means to be an Indian in 

today’s American society. The production of this series was a joint project of 

Children’s Television International and the American Indian Heritage Foundation. 

For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 




1. The Search 1319-0001 14:30 

2. Images and Myths 1319-0002 14:43 

3. This Land Is Our Land 1319-0003 14:48 

4. High Horse’s Courting 1319-0004 14:50 

5. The Brave of Today 1319-0005 14:50 

6. Going Home 1319-0006 14:17 

Foreign Language Scholastic 

Series–French 

NEW BFO [CC] 


This series is a collection of classic Scholastic programs reproduced in the 

French. For use with language learners in grades 1–5. 



1. Snowy Day 3071-0001 5:36 

2. Stone Soup 3071-0002 11:04 

3. The Hat 3071-0003 6:06 

4. Where the Wild Things Are 3071-0004 7:12 

5. The Three Little Pigs 3071-0005 8:11 

6. Ugly Duckling 3071-0006 14:07 

7. Harold and the Purple Crayon 3071-0007 7:21 

8. Rosie's Walk 3071-0008 4:06 

9. Happy Birthday Moon 3071-0009 6:36 

10. Most Wonderful Egg in the World 3071-0010 5:01 

11. Mysterious Tadpole 3071-0011 9:18 

12. Pig's Wedding 3071-0012 7:25 

Foreign Language Scholastic 

Series–Spanish 

NEW BFO [CC] 


This series is a collection of classic Scholastic programs reproduced in the 

Spanish. For use with language learners in grades 1–5. 



1. Amazing Grace 3072-0001 8:41 

2. The Hat 3072-0002 6:28 

3. Mood Man 3072-0003 9:01 

4. Panama 3072-0004 11:00 

5. Stone Soup 3072-0005 11:05 

6. Snowy Day 3072-0006 6:04 

7. Millions of Cats 3072-0007 10:13 

8. Hot Hippo 3072-0008 5:13 

9. Sylvester and the Magic Pebble 3072-0009 11:36 

10. Noisy Nora 3072-0010 6:30 

11. Were the Wild Things Are 3072-0011 8:38 

12. The Little Red Hen 3072-0012 7:19 

Frog Dissection Explained 

BFO 


Based on a standard secondary-level biology curriculum, these lessons 

explain the “how” and “why” of animal dissection to first-year biology students. 

The series, which includes both an external and internal examination 

of a leopard frog, teaches students the proper technique by presenting an 

actual dissection performed by an experienced instructor. The lessons may 

be used as a pre-hands-on introduction, as a supplement in classes where 

dissection is performed, or as a substitute where dissection is not practical. 






Grasshopper Dissection Explained 

BFO 


This series shows where the grasshopper belongs in the animal kingdom. It 

explains why a dissection is performed and what can be learned from it. 

Finally, it details the dissection procedure and highlights terminology used in 

the biology curriculum. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 






Hands On Crafts for Kids: 

Crafts Around the World 

BFO 


This series presents a new type of arts and crafts program designed for 

regular classroom use. Each curriculum-based program includes five or six 

easy craft projects to supplement the teaching of academic subjects that are 

not specifically art-oriented. The projects offer an interesting, hands-on approach 

to learning about the culture of a country. For catalog numbers and 




1. A Craft Adventure 2703-0001 28:00 

2. China 2703-0002 29:00 

3. Africa 2703-0003 28:30 

4. U.S.A. 2703-0004 28:00 

5. Mexico 2703-0005 26:30 

6. Japan 2703-0006 28:00 

7. United Kingdom 2703-0007 27:00 

8. Canada 2703-0008 27:30 

9. Australia 2703-0009 26:30 

10. Africa–Animal Kingdom 2703-0010 28:00 

11. Egypt, India, and Morocco 2703-0011 27:00 

12. Italy 2703-0012 26:30 

13. Home Again 2703-0013 27:30 


6

Homeostasis 

BFO 


Exploring the internal systems of balance and regulation in animals is the 

purpose of this series. With the help of computer animation, sequences 

illustrate how the body deals with changing conditions, such as high and low 

temperatures, and how the shortage (or excess) of fluids is adjusted and 

regulated. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 




1. Coping with Change 0111-0001 9:33 

2. The Sea Within 0111-0002 9:32 

3. Osmoregulation 0111-0003 9:35 

4. The Feedback Cycle 0111-0004 9:35 

5. Biochemical Balances 0111-0005 9:34 

6. Hormonal Control 0111-0006 9:35 

How Plants Grow 

BFO 

Grades K–6 11 Minutes/7 Lessons 581 

This series explores the growth of plants—the life cycle—from seeds to the 

development of the flower and the ripening of the flower’s seeds. Students 

learn about the preparation of soil, the cultivation of soil for proper growth, 

and the climate needed for individual plants and trees. For catalog numbers 




1. The Sunflower 2156-0001 11:00 

2. The Grape 2156-0002 11:00 

3. The Morning Glory 2156-0003 11:00 

4. The Dandelion 2156-0004 11:00 

5. Rice 2156-0005 11:00 

6. The Sweet Potato 2156-0006 11:00 

7. The Tangerine 2156-0007 11:00 

Incident at Stony Plain 

BFO 


In this series, a town is celebrating the 25th anniversary of an oil find. Kyle 

and his sixth-grade classmates have a special assignment: to tell a story 

about the oil boom in any form they choose. As Kyle and his friends investigate 

the incidents surrounding the boom, they discover a story with a surprising 

twist. Kyle’s group uses puppets and story theatre to present their 

story. As the plot unfolds, students see the power of storytelling and the 

many forms it can take. This series encourages children to see themselves 

as storytellers, to look for story ideas in their own lives, and to recognize that 

stories can help them understand themselves and their world. This series is 

based on the model of explore (where do stories come from?), construct 

(shaping our stories), and communicate (telling our stories). For catalog 




1. Fragments of a Story 1962-0001 14:32 

2. The Last Skate 1962-0002 14:28 

3. A Story Revealed 1962-0003 14:28 

Inquiring Minds: Classroom Edition 

BFO 


This resource increases students’ understanding of essential science content 

by examining mysteries outside the classroom. Middle school science 

concepts, such as the transfer of energy, structure, and function of living 

systems and the earth’s place in the solar system, are explored through their 

relevancy to phenomena in our everyday world. Building on the knowledge 

that students already have about each topic, programs stimulate their natural 

curiosity to learn more about science. Segments also demonstrate technological 

applications to everyday life and how technological design provides 

soluti ons to human problems. For catalog numbers and lesson 



2. What Is a Computer Virus? 2704-0002 8:15 

3. Why Do Divers Get the Bends? 2704-0003 6:35 

4. Why Do Bears Hibernate and Humans Don’t? 2704-0004 7:50 

5. Why Do Clocks Go Clockwise? 2704-0005 8:35 

6. What Causes Allergies? 2704-0006 6:35 

7. What Causes the Northern Lights? 2704-0007 6:30 

8. Why Do Golf Balls Have Dimples? 2704-0008 7:10 

9. How Do Microwave Ovens Cook Your Food? 2704-0010 7:45 

10. Can a Human Voice Really Shatter Glass? 2704-0011 7:05 

11. Why Does Food Rot? 2704-0012 8:35 

12. Why Does Getting Sick Always Give You the Same… 2704-0013 8:25 

13. Why Don’t Skyscrapers Fall Over? 2704-0014 6:30 

Classroom Edition 4 


14. How Do Body Builders Get Their Muscles So Big? 2704-0015 8:18 

15. How Do They Keep the Ice Frozen in a Hockey… 2704-0016 8:13 

16. How Do Helicopters Fly Without Wings? 2704-0017 6:30 

17. Why Do Animals See the World Differently… 2704-0018 7:09 

18. Why Is Laser Light So Powerful? 2704-0019 6:42 

19. How Does Soap Make You Clean? 2704-0020 6:36 

20. Why Is There No Cure for the Common Cold? 2704-0021 7:30 

21. How Do Surgeons Transplant an Organ? 2704-0022 7:30 

22. How Does Nuclear Power Work? 2704-0023 7:30 

23. What Is the Science Behind Keeping Warm? 2704-0024 7:20 

The Lab Assistant Series 

BFO 


This series examines some basic concepts essential to successful lab experiences. 

“Scientific Measurement” explores the standard means by which 

scientists prove theories. Various measurements are consi dered, including 

time, distance, speed, volume, mass, weight, density, temperature, and 

exponents. “The Microscope and Its Incredible World” shows proper techniques 

for using and maintaining a microscope and specimen slide, as well 

as a basic explanation of how a microscope works. Using light humor, “Lab 

Safety: The Accident at Jefferson High” presents important lessons on lab 

safety. It demonstrates how to use beakers, glass tubing, gas burners, and 

other lab apparatus and equipment, as well as how to handle chemicals. For 




1. Scientific Measurement 1315-0001 18:00 

2. The Microscope 1315-0002 20:00 

3. Lab Safety 1315-0003 18:30 

Lessons from the Heart 

BFO 


Children begin to encounter more and more complex emotions during the 

upper-elementary years. As experience with their world develops, they encounter 

more challenging social situations. This series guides children toward 

an understanding and acceptance of their feelings as tools for selfdiscovery. 

Each lesson features a teen narrator who leads children in an 

exploration of ways to cope with difficult emotions. Interviews with children, 

dramatic vignettes, and colorful graphics help viewers conceptualize different 

aspects of social interaction. The emphasis of each lesson is on accentuating 

the positive and taking charge of feelings. For catalog numbers and 




1. That’s Just How I Feel 1794-0001 11:25 

2. Me: My Best Friend 1794-0002 12:17 

3. Making the Most of Making Mistakes 1794-0003 13:48 

4. Talking Things Out 1794-0004 13:32 

Classroom Edition 3 


1. Why Does Fluoride Prevent Cavities? 2704-0001 7:45 


7

Letter TV 

BFO [CC] 

Grades P-K–1 5 Minutes/26 Lessons 372.4 

This series primarily teaches letter recognition and sound association to 

young children. In addition to teaching the common sounds associated with 

the letters of the alphabet, programs also help children sight-read common 

words and build confidence and excitement for reading. Every episode introduces 

some important cross-curricular content that can be developed into a 

broader learning activity in class. Other lessons focusing on letter combinations 

can be found in LETTER TV II. For catalog numbers and lesson 



1. The Consonant B 2904-0001 5:01 

2. The Consonant C 2904-0002 5:01 

3. The Consonant D 2904-0003 5:01 

4. The Consonant F 2904-0004 5:01 

5. The Consonant G 2904-0005 5:01 

6. The Consonant H 2904-0006 4:55 

7. The Consonant J 2904-0007 4:55 

8. The Consonant K 2904-0008 4:55 

9. The Consonant L 2904-0009 4:55 

10. The Consonant M 2904-0010 4:55 

11. The Consonant N 2904-0011 4:55 

12. The Consonant P 2904-0012 4:55 

13. The Consonant Q 2904-0013 4:55 

14. The Consonant R 2904-0014 4:55 

15. The Consonant S 2904-0015 4:50 

16. The Consonant T 2904-0016 4:50 

17. The Consonant V 2904-0017 4:50 

18. The Consonant W 2904-0018 4:50 

19. The Consonant X 2904-0019 4:45 

20. The Consonant Z 2904-0020 4:45 

21. The Vowel A 2904-0021 4:45 

22. The Vowel E 2904-0022 4:45 

23. The Vowel I 2904-0023 4:45 

24. The Vowel O 2904-0024 4:45 

25. The Vowel U 2904-0025 4:45 

26. The Vowel Y 2904-0026 4:45 

Letter TV II: 

Letter Combinations 

NEW BFO [CC] 


The Letter TV gang returns to provide young readers with an introduction to 

a variety of consonant letter combinations, such as blended sounds like SL 

or new sounds made by a combination of letters such, as SH, CH, or TH. 

These additional lessons build confidence and excitement for reading, while 

providing content that can be developed into a broader classroom learning 

activity. 



1. SL 4091-0001 4:57 

2. ST 4091-0002 4:56 

3. CH 4091-0003 4:59 

4. SH 4091-0004 4:58 

5. BR 4091-0005 4:57 

6. CR 4091-0006 4:58 

7. SP 4091-0007 4:58 

8. NT 4091-0008 4:57 

9. CL 4091-0009 4:58 

10. SK 4091-0010 4:54 

11. NG 4091-0011 4:59 

12. TH 4091-0012 4:57 

13. WH 4091-0013 4:57 

Life by the Numbers 

Educational Highlights 

BFO [CC] 

Grades 7–12 120 Minutes/1 Lesson 510 

This series explores thousands of aspects of modern life that have mathematics 

at their core, looking literally from the depths of the oceans to the 

farthest spot in the universe known to scientists. These segments, each of 

which has a detailed mathematics lesson, were selected by teachers for 

their particular relevance to the high school mathematics curriculum. The 

two-hour program contains six components, each with several segments. 

Individual lesson titles and catalog numbers are listed for your information. 

Danny Glover Introduction (1:00) 

Patterns of Nature 

Mathematics and Monsters (11:00) 

New Geometry (8:43) 

Artificial Life (9:34) 

Seeing Is Believing 

Linear Perspective (6:26) 

Pictures from Numbers (10:06) 

The Numbers Game 

Crunching Numbers (5:09) 

To Spin or Jump (12:28) 


Chances of a Lifetime 

House Rules (8:43) 

Reading Minds (6:25) 

Shape of the World 

Ground Truth (6:57) 

Circles, Angles, and Echoes (10:17) 

New Age 

Machines of the Future (11:09) 

Networking Earth (12:40) 

Program Title Cat. No. Length 

Life by the Numbers Educational Highlights 2705-0001 (Parts 1–6) 120:00 

2705-0002 (Parts 7–13) 

Linear Systems 

BFO [CC] 


A linear equation is the most basic type of algebraic relationship. Once the 

concepts of variables, coefficients, and constants are defined, the environment 

of linear equations can be approached. This series helps students 

develop good techniques for later manipulating linear equations in more 

complex expressions. The animated segments can be used for introduction 

to the entire class and are i deal for small-group review and reinforcement. 

While the content is structured to provide a maximum amount of information, 

the lessons impart a high degree of interest and visual excitement. For catalog 




1. The Equalizer 1967-0001 9:35 

2. The Intercepts 1967-0002 9:35 

3. Solving Graphically 1967-0003 9:35 

4. Methods of Elimination 1967-0004 9:35 

5. Substitution and Comparison 1967-0005 9:35 

6. The Third Dimension 1967-0006 9:35 

The Magical Theater of Music 

BFO 


This series, based on Domenico Cimarosa’s “The Secret Marriage,” explores 

and reveals the mystery from which opera is made. The lessons 

cover the elements of the operatic performance: scenery, costume and 

make-up, orchestra, and song. The final lesson is a presentation of the opera 

and ties together the preceding segments. For catalog numbers and 




1. Drama and Characterization 1532-0001 13:50 

2. Music 1532-0002 13:50 

3. Set Design and Lighting 1532-0003 13:50 

4. Costume and Make-up 1532-0004 13:50 

5. The Secret Marriage 1532-0005 27:50 

Making Grimm Movies 

BFO 


Created as a supplement to the folktale series FROM THE BROT HERS 

GRIMM, this mini-series shows young people how to use community resources 

to produce inexpensive films. Examples from the folktale films and 

interviews with key production staff guide students through the rigors of 

translating tales into scripts and storyboards, working with teams of actors 

and crew members, selecting locations, establishing continuity during filming, 

and editing fragments into a coherent narrative. Not only does the series 

teach students how to “read” media, it shows them how to “write” it. For 




1. Scripting and Acting 1533-0001 20:00 

2. Design: Locations, Sets, Make-up, and Props 1533-0002 20:00 

3. Production: Producing, Editing, and Directing 1533-0003 20:00 


8

Mathematical Investigations 

BFO 


Each lesson in this series challenges students to ask questions or to find out 

about the principle being discussed. To effectively use the series, teachers 

should preview the lessons carefully, read the documentation, present introductory 

activities and discussions before class viewing, and control the playback 

so that programs can be stopped at the “pause for thought.” Careful 

planning can make this series a worthwhile addition to many areas and 

levels of mathematics. The open-ended teaching style makes the series 

more flexible for classroom use. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go 

to www.itv.scetv.org/seriesinfo. 



1. Pascal's Triangle, Part 1 1221-0001 7:58 

2. Gears 1221-0002 11:52 

3. Arithmetic Progressions 1221-0003 8:15 

4. Shuffles 1221-0004 10:10 

5. Pascal's Triangle, Part 2 1221-0005 7:36 

6. Mazes 1221-0006 11:13 

7. Geometric Progressions 1221-0007 11:30 

8. Numbers as Codes 1221-0008 9:58 

9. Fly on the Wall 1221-0009 8:29 

10. Projections 1221-0010 8:25 

11. In Proportion 1221-0011 8:11 

12. Scale Up 1221-0012 7:34 

13. Folds 1221-0013 8:16 

14. The Right Shape 1221-0014 8:43 

15. Decimals Forever 1221-0015 10:13 

16. How Likely? 1221-0016 10:32 

17. Get the Facts 1221-0017 10:35 

18. Rolling 1221-0018 9:04 

19. Patterns 1221-0019 10:19 

20. Time Graph 1221-0020 10:56 

Mochila al hombro: Spanish Version 

BFO 

Grades 9–12* 23–26 Minutes/24 Lessons 460 

Produced by Mexican Public Television, this series is recommended for use 

with high school Spanish students in higher-level courses. Following a photographer 

on his travels to the Mexican states, the series takes students on 

a geographical and historical tour of Mexico. All programs are very rich in 

culture and can serve as an excellent resource for high school Spanish III 

and AP courses. The series is also available in English for teachers to use 

as a cultural resource with lower-level classes. 

*NOTE: This series is recommended for Spanish III and AP Spanish 

courses. 

Rights: Unlimited broadcast/off-air-record use through May 2009 

(no tape duplication) 


1. San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato 8714-0102 24:30 

2. Quintana Roo 8714-0103 25:00 

3. Federal District–Mexico City 8714-0104 24:30 

4. Alamos Sonora 8714-0105 25:00 

5. Tabasco 8714-0106 25:00 

6. Paquime, Chichuahua 8714-0107 24:30 

7. Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes 8714-0108 25:00 

8. Chaipas II, Palenque 8714-0110 25:00 

9. Oaxaca, Oaxaca 8714-0111 24:00 

10. Cuetzalan, Puebla 8714-0112 25:00 

11. Queretaro 8714-0113 25:00 

12. Mezcaltitlan, Nayrit 8714-0114 23:00 

13. Teotihuacan 8714-0115 23:00 

14. Xochitecatil Tlaxcala 8714-0116 25:00 

15. La Paz, Baja Southern California 8714-0117 24:30 

16. Hermosillo, Sonora 8714-0118 25:00 

17. Zacatecas, Zacatecas 8714-0119 24:30 

18. Janitzio, Michoacan 8714-0120 25:00 

19. Chiapas I 8714-0121 25:30 

20. Huasteca San Luis Potosi 8714-0122 24:30 

21. Taxco, Guerrero 8714-0123 24:30 

22. Campeche, Campeche 8714-0124 24:00 

23. Puebla, Puebla 8714-0125 23:00 

24. Tlaxcala, Tlaxcala 8714-0126 23:30 

programs with primary social studies curriculum standards, which deal with 

basic needs (shelter, food, clothing) and family life, and all intermediate 

standards, which cover world geography and cultures. For catalog numbers 




1. Austria: My House in Austria 4035-0001 7:00 

2. Cuba: My House in Cuba 4035-0002 7:00 

3. France: My House in Bordeaux 4035-0003 7:00 

4. Greece; My House in Athens 4035-0004 7:00 

5. Haiti: My House in Haiti 4035-0005 7:00 

6. Hong Kong: My House in Hong Kong 4035-0006 7:00 

7. Israel: My House in Galilee 4035-0007 7:00 

8. Ivory Coast: My House in the Ivory Coast 4035-0008 7:00 

9. Japan: My House in Japan 4035-0009 7:00 

10. Lebanon: My House in Lebanon 4035-0010 7:00 

11. Thailand: My House on Stilts in Thailand 4035-0011 7:00 

Native American Series 

BFO 


Five hundred years ago, Native Americans occupied all of the lands of North 

America. This series introduces students, by region, to Native American 

cultures. Stunning live-action cinematography shows the continuity of their 

customs, culture, and history. Students will develop a strong understanding 

of this heritage that is a part of our country. For catalog numbers and lesson 




1. Indians of California 2514-0001 21:00 

2. Indians of the Northwest 2514-0002 19:50 

3. Indians of the Plains 2514-0003 16:22 

4. Indians of the Southeast 2514-0004 20:07 

5. Indians of the Southwest 2514-0005 17:09 

Nature Notes with Rudy Mancke 

BFO [CC] 


Featuring naturalist Rudy Mancke, host of SCETV’s NATURESCENE, these 

educational capsules are effective lesson triggers and have been used by 

schools in their morning news. Each program is exactly one-minute and 

fifteen seconds long and offers an intimate look at creatures and plant life at 

various locations around South Carolina and other parts of the country. 

Rudy provides interesting inform ation in his usual science-is-all-around-us 

style. Individual lesson titles are listed for your information; however, there 

is only one catalog number. 



4038-0001 318 Wed. Sep. 4 10:00 10:16 

318 Wed. Sep. 25 10:00 10:16 

318 Wed. Oct. 30 10:00 10:16 

318 Wed. Nov. 6 10:00 10:16 

318 Wed. Jan. 8 10:00 10:16 

318 Thu. Mar. 6 10:00 10:16 

318 Wed. Apr. 2 10:00 10:16 

1. Jocassee Gorges 

2. Rattlesnake Rattler 

3. Fall Lines 

4. Dragonfly 

5. Poisonous Plants 

6. Connections 

7. Mountains to the Sea 

8. Ace Basin 

9. Eastern Cottonmouth 

10. Osprey 

11. Carnivorous Plants 

12. Bald Eagle 

13. River Otter 

14. Vultures 

15. Flowers 

My Beautiful House! 

BFO [CC] 


Each program, narrated by a child aged 5–12, shows us the structure, organization, 

food preparation, sleep habits, clothing, and family relationships 

within his or her home. Eleven children inspire young viewers to discover the 

similarities and differences among cultures around the world. The information 

about the unique geography and culture of each country aligns these 


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NatureScene SC REV BFO [CC]* 

Grades 3–10 27–29 Minutes/72 Lessons 507 or 975.7 

This excellent series on natural history features locations in South Carolina. 

Each lesson is hosted by Rudy Mancke, SCETV’s former director of science 

and nature programming. For individual lesson titles, catalog numbers, and 

lesson lengths go to www.itv.scetv.org/seriesinfo. 

*All lessons are closed-captioned EXCEPT those marked with an asterisk. 



1. Aliens 0366-0014 29:20 

2. Landsford Canal 0366-0043 27:50 

3. Santee Sinkholes 0366-0041 27:50 

4. Cooper River 0366-0040 28:49 

5. Kings Mountain 0366-0044 28:50 

6. Huntington Beach 0366-0046 28:50 

7. Raven Cliff Falls 0366-0118 27:50 

8. Barrier Island 0366-0024 28:12 

9. Vacant Lot 0366-0048 28:20 

10. South Atlantic Beach 0366-0166 28:20 

11. Savannah National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0106 27:50 

12. Green River Valley 0366-0167 27:50 

13. Here Comes Winter 0366-0025 28:50 

14. Jones Gap 0366-0150 27:50 

15. Burches Ferry 0366-0026 28:50 

16. Walking the Piedmont 0366-0027 28:50 

17. Wildlife Refuge 0366-0028 28:50 

18. Chert Quarry 0366-0052 27:50 

19. Edges 0366-0162 28:20 

20. Sandhills Refuge 0366-0054 28:50 

21. Columbia Canal 0366-0030 28:50 

22. Poisonous Plants 0366-0112 27:50 

23. Poisonous Animals 0366-0113 27:50 

24. Limestone Quarry 0366-0105 27:50 

25. Hunting Island 0366-0056 28:50 

26. Awakenings 0366-0021 28:48 

27. Southern Plantation 0366-0172 27:50 

28. Steven Creek 0366-0033 28:50 

29. Station Falls 0366-0034 28:20 

30. Four Holes Swamp 0366-0157 27:50 

31. Peachtree Rock 0366-0035 28:50 

32. Farm Pond 0366-0036 27:50 

33. Piedmont Pasture 0366-0062 28:50 

34. Snakes 0366-0010 28:50 

35. Eastern Birds 0366-0114 27:50 

36. Congaree Swamp National Monument 0366-0187 27:50 

37. Woods Bay 0366-0039 28:20 

38. Carnivorous Plants 0366-0101 27:50 

39. Sugarloaf Mountain 0366-0127 27:50 

40. Shrimpboat 0366-0181 28:20 

41. Insects 0366-0129 27:50 

42. Fossil Finds 0366-0126 27:50 

43. Common Skulls 0366-0123 27:50 

44. Memories of the Sea 0366-0125 27:50 

45. Odds and Ends 0366-0130 27:50 

46. Victoria Bluff 0366-0213 28:20 

47. White Oak 0366-0168 27:50 

48. Appalachian Cove Forest 0366-0222 28:20 

49. Bulls Island 0366-0215 28:50 

50. Bulls Island After Hurricane Hugo 0366-0221 28:20 

51. Bulls Island 1995 0366-0282 27:16 

52. Lake Murray 0366-0227 27:50 

53. Carolina Autumn 0366-0237 28:20 

54. Limestone Quarry 0366-0236 28:20 

55. Fort Jackson 0366-0269 26:46 

56. Forty Acre Rock 0366-0241 28:20 

57. An Autumn Field 0366-0193 28:20 

58. Cartwheel Bay 0366-0205 28:20 

59. In the Rough 0366-0279 27:16 

60. Riverbanks Zoo: The Nature Trail 0366-0308 26:46 

61. Francis Marion National Forest 0366-0316 27:16 

62. Ace Basin 0366-0318 27:16 

63. Sumter National Forest in S.C. 0366-0319 27:16 

64. Sandy Island 0366-0330 27:16 

65. Jocassee Gorges 0366-0331 27:16 

66. From the Mountains to the Sea–South Carolina 0366-2000 26:46 

67. Savannah River Site–Aiken, South Carolina 0366-2005 27:16 

#68. Forest to the Sea 0366-2016 

#69. Congaree Swamp Nat’l. Monument 0366-2018 27:16 

#*70. 20 th Anniversary 0366-2020 

#71. Goldenrod Field 0366-2025 26:46 

#72. Old Santee Canal Park 0366-2026 27:16 

*NOTE: All lessons are closed-captioned EXCEPT those marked with an asterisk. 

NOTE: Lesson titled, “S.C. from the Mountains to the Sea,” (formerly Lesson 1) has been 

removed. 

#NOTE: Lessons marked with a number sign are new this year. 

NatureScene USA REV BFO [CC]* 

Grades 3–10 27–30 Minutes/150 Lessons 507 or 975.7 

This excellent series on natural history features locations outside South Carolina. 

Each lesson is hosted by Rudy Mancke, SCETV’s former director of science 

and nature programming. For individual lesson titles, catalog numbers, 

and lesson lengths go to www.itv.scetv.org/seriesinfo. 

*All lessons are closed-captioned EXCEPT those marked with an asterisk. 



*1. Outer Banks 0366-0158 28:20 

*2. Button Bay 0366-0164 28:20 

3. Everglades 0366-0153 28:20 

*4. Corkscrew Swamp 0366-0154 28:20 

*5. Mountain Magic 0366-0161 28:20 

*6. Mount Mansfield 0366-0163 28:20 

*7. Lake Okeechobee 0366-0152 28:20 

*8. Nags Head Woods 0366-0159 28:20 

*9. New England Autumn 0366-0165 28:20 

10. Saguaro National Monument 0366-0173 28:20 

11. Mount Ranier 0366-0178 28:20 

12. Blanchard Springs 0366-0176 28:20 

*13. Cape San Blas 0366-0170 28:20 

*14. Santa Catalina Mountains 0366-0174 28:20 

15. Northwest Beach 0366-0180 28:20 

*16. Buffalo River 0366-0177 28:20 

17. Hoh Rain Forest 0366-0179 28:20 

*18. Apalachicola Bluffs 0366-0171 28:20 

*19. Sabino Creek 0366-0175 28:20 

*20. West Virginia Winter 0366-0169 28:20 

21. Colorado National Monument 0366-0191 28:20 

22. Arkansas National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0182 28:20 

23. Cumberland Falls 0366-0184 28:20 

24. Flint Hills 0366-0188 27:50 

25. San Juan Mountains 0366-0192 27:50 

26. Clifty Falls 0366-0185 27:50 

27. Padre Island 0366-0183 28:20 

28. Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0189 28:20 

29. Rabbit Valley 0366-0190 27:50 

*30. Warren Dunes 0366-0186 28:20 

31. Okefenokee 0366-0194 28:20 

32. Badlands National Park 0366-0206 28:20 

33. Sanibel Island 0366-0200 28:20 

34. Desoto State Park 0366-0204 28:20 

35. Anza-Borrego Desert State Park 0366-0201 28:20 

36. Devil's Tower 0366-0208 28:20 

*37. Natchez Trace 0366-0203 28:20 

38. Tijuana River Estuary 0366-0202 28:20 

*39. Serpentine Barren 0366-0209 28:20 

40. Custer State Park 0366-0207 28:20 

41. Pince Barrens 0366-0210 28:20 

*42. Cedar Glades 0366-0212 28:20 

*43. Merritt Island 0366-0220 28:50 

44. Catalooche 0366-0214 28:50 

45. Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0223 28:50 

*46. Land Between the Lakes 0366-0224 28:50 

47. Shenandoah National Park 0366-0216 28:50 

48. Redwood National Park 0366-0225 28:50 

49. Acadia National Park 0366-0217 28:50 

50. Maine Woods 0366-0218 28:50 

51. Siskiyou National Forest 0366-0226 28:50 

*52. Nebraska Bluffs 0366-0219 28:50 

53. Lake Tahoe 0366-0233 28:20 

54. Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0230 28:50 

55. Kelley's Island 0366-0231 28:20 

56. The North Woods 0366-0235 28:20 

57. Emerald Necklace 0366-0232 27:50 

58. Birds of North America, Part 1 0366-0228 28:20 

59. Birds of North America, Part 2 0366-0229 28:20 

60. Pyramid Lake 0366-0234 28:20 

61. Laguna Atascosa 0366-0238 28:20 

62. Sabine National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0240 28:20 

63. Glacier National Park 0366-0247 28:20 

64. Reelfoot Lake 0366-0244 28:20 

65. Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0239 28:20 

66. Mingo National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0243 28:20 

67. Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0242 28:20 

68. Effigy Mounds National Monument 0366-0246 28:20 

69. Coeur d'Alene National Forest 0366-0248 28:20 

70. Holyoke Range 0366-0249 28:20 

71. Necedah National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0245 28:20 

72. The Adirondacks 0366-0250 28:20 

73. Big Bend National Park 0366-0256 27:16 

74. Mt. Rogers National Recreation Area 0366-0253 27:16 

75. Valley of Fires 0366-0255 27:16 

76. Trustom Pond National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0259 27:16 

77. Fossil Butte National Monument 0366-0262 27:16 

78. Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0264 27:16 

79. St. Petersburg, Russia 0366-0260 27:16 

80. Lake Baikal 0366-0261 27:16 

81. Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0254 27:16 

82. Devil's Hopyard State Park 0366-0258 27:16 

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83. Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge 0366-0263 27:16 

84. Green Ridge State Forest 0366-0265 27:16 

85. Signs of Life 0366-0266 27:16 

86. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park 0366-0267 27:16 

87. Capitol Reef National Park 0366-0272 27:16 

88. Lake Waccamaw 0366-0270 27:16 

89. Yellowstone National Park 0366-0277 26:46 

90. White Mountain National Forest 0366-0275 26:46 

91. Custer National Forest 0366-0274 26:46 

92. Haleakala, "House of the Sun" 0366-0268 27:16 

93. Theodore Roosevelt National Park 0366-0273 26:46 

94. Northeast Kingdom 0366-0276 26:46 

95. Dixie National Forest 0366-0271 27:16 

96. Memories of Yellowstone 0366-0278 27:16 

97. Sequoia National Forest 0366-0280 27:16 

98. Mount St. Helens 0366-0284 27:16 

99. Kenai National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0286 27:16 

100. Carter Caves 0366-0289 27:16 

101. Denali 0366-0287 27:16 

102. Death Valley National Park 0366-0281 27:16 

103. Crater Lake 0366-0285 27:16 

104. Cape Cod National Seashore 0366-0283 27:16 

105. Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0290 26:46 

106. Alaska Memories 0366-0288 27:16 

107. Paynes Prairie 0366-0291 27:16 

108. Wildcat Hills 0366-0311 27:26 

109. Los Incents 0366-0306 27:16 

110. Jasper National Park 0366-0312 27:16 

111. Indiana Dunes National Lake Shore 0366-0314 27:16 

112. Selva Verde 0366-0305 27:16 

113. Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument 0366-0309 30:00 

114. Banff National Park 0366-0313 27:16 

115. Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0315 27:16 

116. Apache Trail 0366-0310 27:16 

117. Costa Rica Memories 0366-0307 27:16 

118. Berry College 0366-0320 27:16 

119. Pea Island 0366-0317 27:16 

120. Desoto National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0326 27:16 

121. Smith Falls 0366-0325 27:16 

122. Nantahala National Forest 0366-0321 27:16 

123. Walden Pond 0366-0328 27:16 

124. Malheur National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0322 27:16 

125. Snake River 0366-0324 27:16 

126. Mammals from North America Adventures 0366-0323 27:16 

127. Homecoming, Groton State Forest 0366-0327 26:46 

128. Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0329 27:16 

129. Dinosaur Valley 0366-0332 27:16 

130. Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge 0366-0333 27:16 

131. Honeymoon Island–Clearwater, Florida 0366-2001 30:00 

132. Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge 0366-2002 27:16 

133. Roswell, New Mexico 0366-2003 27:16 

134. Cataloochee Valley - North Carolina 0366-2004 27:16 

135. Edge of Appalachia - Southern Ohio 0366-2006 27:16 

136. Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge 0366-2007 27:16 

137. Rocky Mountain National Park–Colorado 0366-2008 27:16 

138. Hawk Mountain Sanctuary–Pennsylvania 0366-2009 27:16 

139. Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge–New York 0366-2010 27:16 

140. Saint Joseph Peninsula–Florida 0366-2011 27:16 

141. Okefenokee Swamp–Georgia 0366-2012 27:16 

#142. Bosque del Apache NWR–New Mexico 0366-2013 27:16 

#143. Aransas NWR–Texas 0366-2014 27:16 

#144. Santa Ana NWR–Texas 0366-2015 

#145. Saguaro National Park–Arizona 0366-2017 27:16 

#146. Acadia National Park–Maine 0366-2019 27:15 

#147. Denali National Park–Alaska 0366-2021 27:16 

#148. McCarthy, Alaska 0366-2022 27:46 

#149. Yellowstone Nat’l. Park–Wyoming 0366-2023 

#150. Grand Teton Nat’l. Park–Wyoming 0366-2024 

*NOTE: All lessons are closed-captioned EXCEPT those marked with an asterisk. 

#NOTE: Lessons marked with a number sign are new this year. 

The New Pacific 

BFO 


The Pacific Basin, supporting a third of the world’s population, contains a 

diversity of race, language, and culture. With the development of trade, tourism, 

and telecommunications, the people of the Pacific are facing new challenges 

to their traditional lifestyles. These programs explore the cultural, historical, 

economic, and political facets of this colorful and influential sphere of 

the world. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to www.itv.scetv.org/ 

seriesinfo. 

NOTE: Teachers are advised to preview these lessons for scenes and 

content that they feel may not be appropriate for use in their classrooms. 



1. The Pacific Age 1228-0101 48:21 

2. Echoes of War 1228-0102 49:36 

3. Fifty Ways to Get Enlightened 1228-0103 59:50 

4. Shadow of the Rising Sun 1228-0104 47:10 

Nuclear Physics 

BFO [CC] 


This series shows, step by step, how an interest in cathode rays led scientists 

to discover x-rays, and alpha, beta, and gamma radiation; and how to 

explore the conversion of matter into energy. Using vivid computer animation 

and narration, this series clarifies such concepts as nuclear fission and 

fusion, gives students a straightforward explanation of how a nuclear reactor 

works, and examines the difficulties created by nuclear waste products. For 




1. The Discovery of Radioactivity 1057-0001 9:35 

2. Properties of Becquerel Rays 1057-0002 9:35 

3. Natural Transmutations 1057-0003 9:35 

4. Energy from the Nucleus 1057-0004 9:35 

5. Electrical Energy from Fission 1057-0005 9:35 

6. Nuclear By-Products 1057-0006 9:35 

The Oil Kingdoms 

BFO 


The discovery of oil was merely another chapter in the colorful story of the 

Persian Gulf. This three-part series offers a fascinating look at the history of 

five small countries—Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, and 

Oman—and their transformation from Biblical times to today’s extremely 

wealthy societies. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 




1. Kings and Pirates 1166-0001 57:57 

2. The Petrodollar Coast 1166-0002 58:02 

3. Sea of Conflict 1166-0003 58:23 

On the Level 

BFO 


This series supports secondary school curricula by encouraging students to 

be more aware of, and active in, shaping their own personal and social 

growth. Topics covered include developing self-concept, accepting feelings, 

managing conflict, and coping with stress. For catalog numbers and lesson 




1. Face to Face 0402-0001 14:19 

2. Daddy’s Girl 0402-0002 14:27 

3. Who Am I? 0402-0003 14:20 

4. Journey Through Stress 0402-0004 14:24 

5. Surrounded 0402-0005 14:29 

6. A Little Help from My Friends 0402-0006 14:28 

7. Getting Together 0402-0007 14:30 

8. Side by Side 0402-0008 14:35 

9. Solo 0402-0009 14:46 

10. Behind the Scenes 0402-0010 14:38 

11. What Next? 0402-0011 14:41 

12. Alternate Route 0402-0012 14:51 

Organic Chemistry 

BFO [CC] 


This series introduces students to the world of organic chemical compounds. 

Included are some of the more common compounds, such as soap, fuels, 

polyethylene, and other petrochemical products. In addition, the series illustrates 

the production and function of these substances, as well as isomers, 

alkanes, enzymes, and polymers. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, 




1. Carbon the Compromiser 1096-0001 9:35 

2. The Shape of Carbon 1096-0002 9:35 

3. Carbon Bonding 1096-0003 9:35 

4. Fixing Fuels 1096-0004 9:35 

5. Polyethylene 1096-0005 9:35 

6. Harvest of Enzymes 1096-0006 9:35 


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Organic Chemistry: 

Industrial Applications 

BFO [CC] 


A sequel to ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, this series uses sophisticated threedimensional 

animation to show how the molecules and properties of compounds 

lend themselves to a wide variety of industrial applications. Since 

the number of synthetic compounds being developed is steadily increasing, 

the series concludes with a program on the benefits and risks of these materials. 

For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to www.itv.scetv.org/ 

seriesinfo. 



1. Fibers 1976-0001 9:35 

2. Soaps 1976-0002 9:35 

3. Glues 1976-0003 9:35 

4. ASA 1976-0004 9:35 

5. Cosmetics 1976-0005 9:35 

6. Life After Chemistry 1976-0006 9:35 

Oxygen: What a Gas! 

BFO [CC] 


This series introduces the chemistry, biology, and science history of oxygen 

in a lively, captivating format, while conveying and reinforcing rigorous content 

through informative, humorous graphics and songs. Lesson 1 covers 

the chemistry of oxygen, beginning with the composition and function of the 

atmosphere, the historic experiments of the 17th and 18th centuries that led 

to the discovery of oxygen, covalent and ionic bonding, and the modern 

manufacture of oxygen. Lesson 2 explores the biology of oxygen via human 

respiration and circulation. It also explains the effects of low oxygen at high 

altitudes, comparing them to oxygen deprivation due to heart and lung disease, 

as well as human and animal adaptation to low-oxygen environments. 




1. The Great Bonder 2708-0001 13:52 

2. The Breath of Life 2708-0002 14:36 

The Palmetto Special 

BFO 

Grade 8 15–20 Minutes/39 Lessons 975.7 

Using site visitations, dramatizations, interviews, visuals, and historic photographs 

and illustrations, this series explores South Carolina history. Produced 

by Daniel H. Pipes, the series not only teaches students the history of 

South Carolina, but helps them appreciate their state. For catalog numbers 




1. Overview 0043-0006 18:20 

2. Charlesfort 0043-0003 19:53 

3. Charlestown 0043-0010 18:46 

4. Indians 0043-0019 19:39 

5. Governor Johnson 0043-0004 18:27 

6. Legend of Isaqueena 0043-0011 19:19 

7. Transportation 0043-0022 17:51 

8. The Regulators 0043-0012 18:30 

9. Carolina Styles 0043-0028 18:02 

10. Charleston Tea Party 0043-0020 19:00 

11. Marion, Sumter, Pickens 0043-0026 19:28 

12. King’s Mountain 0043-0021 19:20 

13. Denmark Vesey 0043-0013 18:50 

14. Jehu Jones 0043-0040 19:50 

15. John C. Calhoun 0043-0001 20:00 

16. Rice Cultivation 0043-0002 19:53 

17. Industrialization 0043-0023 19:35 

18. Brooks-Sumner Affair 0043-0005 19:43 

19. Secession, Part 1 0043-0034 19:50 

20. Secession, Part 2 0043-0035 17:04 

21. Fort Sumter 0043-0014 19:54 

22. The Hunley 0043-0027 18:48 

23. Robert Smalls 0043-0043 17:35 

24. Burning of Columbia 0043-0015 19:28 

25. Reconstruction 0043-0016 18:12 

26. Pitchfork Ben Tillman 0043-0008 19:55 

27. Tillman-Gonzales Murder Trial 0043-0009 20:00 

28. The State House 0043-0007 14:42 

29. Agricultural Depression 0043-0017 16:30 

30. Field to Factory 0043-0044 17:50 

31. Soil Bank 0043-0032 19:50 

32. Mary McLeod Bethune, Part 1 0043-0045 18:02 

33. Mary McLeod Bethune, Part 2 0043-0046 18:37 

34. James F. Byrnes 0043-0018 16:21 

35. The Beautiful Phantom of Daisy Bank 0043-0024 19:27 

36. Gullah Culture 0043-0042 19:50 

37. South Carolina Economy 0043-0031 19:38 

38. Local History 0043-0029 19:50 

39. S.C. in the Space Age 0043-0047 18:50 

Photosynthesis 

BFO [CC] 


This series instructs students in the principles of photosynthesis. Exci ting 

three-dimensional computer animation shows the dynamic process of photosynthesis 

at the molecular level. Starting with the historic discoveries of 

Joseph Priestley, Jan Ingenhousz, and Jean Senebier, the series examines 

the absorption of light by plants, and follows the energy pathways to the 

production of carbohydrates and other organic materials. Lessons also develop 

the Calvin cycle, as it functions in C 3 and C 4 plants, and the remarkable 

fluid transport system that delivers water and nutrients throughout the 

plant structure. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 




1. Seeing the Light 1095-0001 9:35 

2. Absorbing the Light 1095-0002 9:35 

3. The Light Reaction 1095-0003 9:35 

4. The Dark Reaction 1095-0004 9:35 

5. C3 and C4 Plants 1095-0005 9:35 

6. The Fluid Transport System 1095-0006 9:35 

Picking Your Path 

BFO 


This series of short introductions to the 14 basic career clusters serves as a 

springboard for the discussion of various careers that students may pursue. 

Teachers will find these lessons valuable resources in helping students 

pursue their interests so that they develop skills and knowledge in paths that 

appeal to them for possible career development. For catalog numbers and 




1. Agriculture, Construction, Transportation 1051-0001 8:43 

2. Business and Office, Marketing, Manuf. 1051-0002 9:12 

3. Health, Science, Public Services 1051-0003 9:17 

4. Occupational Home Economics... 1051-0004 8:51 

5. Arts and Humanities, Communication... 1051-0005 7:47 

Private Victories 

BFO [CC] 


This series follows the lives of a few high school students who turn to drugs. 

Through the course of the series, each student discovers that drug abuse 

can have a devastating effect on the lives of users and others close to them. 

This series emphasizes that it’s possible for young people to achieve private 

victories by caring enough about themselves to reject drugs. It relates the 

dangers of drugs clearly and concisely, and demonstrates that those who 

decide against using drugs can influence friends to do the same. For catalog 




1. Bobby 1135-0015 28:30 

2. Hank 1135-0016 28:41 

3. Jackie and Stacy 1135-0017 28:51 

4. Todd 1135-0018 28:49 


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Protein Synthesis 

BFO [CC] 


This series instructs students in the concepts of protein synthesis. Using 

computer animation to explain the concepts, the lessons examine what 

proteins are, how protein molecules are built, and the formation and functions 

of DNA and RNA molecules. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, 




1. Protein: The Stuff of Life 0056-0001 9:35 

2. DNA: The Molecule of Heredity 0056-0002 9:35 

3. DNA Replication: The Repeating Formula 0056-0003 9:35 

4. RNA Synthesis: The Genetic Messenger 0056-0004 9:35 

5. Transfer RNA: The Genetic Messenger 0056-0005 9:35 

6. Ribosomal RNA: The Protein Maker 0056-0006 9:35 

Pyramids 

BFO 


This school version of the popular prime-time series is based on the book by 

David Macaulay. He takes us on a voyage of discovery to see and feel the 

mystery, romance, and overwhelming splendor of ancient Egypt and the 

pyramids during the Fourth Dynasty of the Old Kingdom. Incorporating animated 

storytelling with live-action documentary sequences, the series 

chronicles the building of the pyramid of King Khufu. Viewers are taken on a 

remarkable journey through the archeological remains of Egypt, exploring 

several important pyramid sites in the Valley of the Kings, including rare 

footage from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. For catalog numbers and lesson 




1. What Was Ancient Egypt Like? 1692-0001 19:50 

2. Why Were the Pyramids Built? 1692-0002 19:33 

3. How Were the Pyramids Built? 1692-0003 18:59 

Quadratics 

BFO [CC] 


This advanced-level math series is designed to introduce quadratics. It completes 

the CONCEPTS IN MATH series from TVOntario. For catalog numbers 




1. Zeroes and Roots 2166-0001 9:35 

2. Factoring Quadratics 2166-0002 9:35 

3. Completing the Square 2166-0003 9:35 

4. The Quadratic Formula 2166-0004 9:35 

5. Complex Roots 2166-0005 9:35 

6. Applications of Quadratics 2166-0006 9:35 

Railroad Safety 

BFO 


May is Railroad Safety Month. This series consists of several resources to 

help promote awareness of railroad safety. The Palmetto Chapter of the 

National Safety Council, which sponsors Railroad Safety Month and Operation 

Lifesaver, has provided these lessons dealing with safety issues around 

train yards, on railroad tracks and trestles, and at railroad crossings. For 




1. Train Talk 1407-0001 13:00 

2. David’s Run 1407-0002 14:52 

3. Beware the Friendly Dragon 1407-0003 10:00 

4. Take the Long Way Home 1407-0004 15:00 

5. No Exit 1407-0005 17:50 

6. Trooper on the Train 1407-0006 6:40 

Real Science! 

BFO [CC] 


This series lets students spend a day in the field with actual scientists, and 

features some of the fascinating aspects of their jobs. Each lesson provides 

informati on on required coursework and degrees for various scientific professions, 

as well as “action tips” for immediate follow-up, such as volunteer 

activities or internships. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 




1. On the Water 2160-0001 19:38 

2. Weathering the Storm 2160-0002 19:08 

3. Eyes on the Skies 2160-0003 18:30 

4. On the Brink 2160-0004 19:33 

5. Bugs and Babies 2160-0005 18:25 

6. Quest for Cures 2160-0006 18:17 

7. Deep Subs 2160-0007 26:56 

8. Blast Off 2160-0008 26:43 

9. Flying Doctors 2160-0009 26:10 

10. Fire and Water 2160-0010 26:44 

11. Disease and Discovery 2160-0011 27:56 

12. Trailblazers 2160-0012 27:57 

13. Computer Dreams 2160-0013 26:36 

14. Rad Cad 2160-0014 28:34 

15. Fueling the Future 2160-0015 26:01 

16. High Flyers 2160-0016 26:01 

17. Ice Age 2160-0020 26:30 

18. Wet and Dry 2160-0021 26:32 

19. Talk to the Animals 2160-0022 27:21 

20. Food and Farm 2160-0023 27:54 

21. Birds of a Feather 2160-0024 27:42 

22. Electronic Ears 2160-0025 26:48 

23. Ancient Plants 2160-0026 26:54 

24. Tech Detectives 2160-0027 26:43 

25. Bones 2160-0028 26:06 

26. Marine Adventures 2160-0029 29:23 

27. Solar Exploration 2160-0030 29:40 

28. Nature’s Predators 2160-0031 27:59 

29. Flight Deck 2160-0032 26:42 

30. Conservation Close-up 2160-0033 28:44 

31. It’s a Wild Life 2160-0034 27:02 

32. Generation of Science 2160-0035 27:41 

33. Competitive Edge 2160-0036 26:40 

34. Rocks and Shocks 2160-0037 27:02 

35. Forest Through the Trees 2160-0038 27:06 

36. Storm Patrol 2160-0039 27:52 

37. A Fish Tale 2160-0040 26:43 

38. Powered Up 2160-0041 26:01 

39. From the Ground Up 2160-0042 26:08 

40. Hiking to Work 2160-0043 28:08 

41. G-Force 2160-0044 28:06 

42. Floating Cities 2160-0045 26:01 

43. It’s in the Water 2160-0046 28:30 

44. Up a Creek 2160-0047 28:40 

45. Guardians of Nature 2160-0048 27:58 

46. Animal Tracks 2160-0049 28:24 

47. Alien Invasion 2160-0050 26:49 

48. Robots in Charge 2160-0051 26:42 

49. A Rainy Day 2160-0052 26:37 

50. Virtual Vision 2160-0053 26:43 

51. Rock Stars 2160-0054 28:30 

52. Threatened Plants 2160-0055 28:32 

53. The Big Dig 2160-0056 26:04 

54. Thrills and Chills 2160-0057 26:01 

55. Bridges of the Future 2160-0058 28:40 

Right Turns Only! 

BFO [CC] 


This drug education series targets students in urban and suburban school 

systems, focusing special attention on African-American and Hispanic youth. 

The series examines substance abuse, self-esteem, ability to critically analyze 

advertisements, perception of family, conflict resolution, self-efficacy in 

peer relationships, and behavioral intention. For catalog numbers and lesson 


NOTE: Teachers are advised to preview these lessons for scenes and 

content that they feel may not be appropriate for use in their classrooms. 



1. Group Belonging and Peer Pressure 1795-0001 19:37 

2. Responsibility and Identity 1795-0002 22:50 

3. Goals and the Media’s Mixed Message 1795-0003 22:05 

4. The Strength of Families 1795-0004 20:36 

5. Alcohol and Other Drugs 1795-0005 22:28 

6. Problem-Solving 1795-0006 20:48 

7. Life Can Be Fun 1795-0007 22:02 


13

Roanoak 

BFO 


The story of the first English settlement in the New World is retold in this 

popular PBS special. The myths and legends of the disappearance of these 

early settlers are explored in a dramatic reenactment of the “lost colony.” For 




1. Roanoak, Part 1 1155-0001 57:43 

2. Roanoak, Part 2 1155-0002 58:50 

3. Roanoak, Part 3 1155-0003 56:08 

Robert Frost’s Poems 

BFO 


This series presents readings of selected poems by Robert Frost, featuring 

the voice of a native New Englander. The beautiful scenes offer an excellent 

opportunity to teach students to interpret the poetry and create their own 

visual images. The series could be used as a motivational introduction to the 

study of Frost and/or as a follow-up enrichment activity. For catalog numbers 




1. Robert Frost: Versed in Country 1310-0001 29:16 

2. Poem Video #1 1310-0002 22:47 

3. Poem Video #2 1310-0003 23:55 

4. Poem Video #3 1310-0004 21:31 

5. Poem Video #4 1310-0005 19:38 

Roman City Modules 

BFO [CC] 


We inherited a great deal from the Roman civilization. The organizations of 

our institutions, government, and cities have their roots in systems the Romans 

created or perfected to maintain an orderly society. Our transportation 

systems, municipal service (water delivery and sewage), government practices 

(citizenship, taxation, and representation), engineering and architecture, 

even our language, have been deeply influenced by our Roman inheritance. 

The goal of this series is to make clear the connections between the 

Roman cities of 2,000 years ago and our hometowns today. Each module 

shows and discusses people and society, built environments, and daily life. 




1. Module 1: People and Society 1983-0001 16:00 

2. Module 2: The Built Environment 1983-0002 21:00 

3. Module 3: Daily Life 1983-0003 21:00 

SciShorts in Foreign Languages NEW BFO [CC] 

Grades 1–8 1 Minute/80 Lessons 440 or 460 

Produced in French and Spanish, this series contains 20 lessons on the 

beginner level and 20 lessons on the intermediate level for teachers to use 

in foreign language science study. All lessons are approximately one minute. 

NOTE: Individual lesson titles can be found on the ITV Web site at 

www.itv.scetv.org/scishorts. 


F 301 F 301 

Lesson Title Cat. No. 11:45 am 11:45 am Length 

1. French, Program 1: Beginner 3512-0001 Sep. 6 Jan. 10 30:00 

2. French, Program 2: Intermediate 3512-0002 13 17 30:00 

3. Spanish, Program 1: Beginner 3512-0003 20 24 30:00 

4. Spanish, Program 2: Intermediate 3512-0004 27 31 30:00 

These lessons feature interviews with South Carolinians who experienced 

the horrors of the Holocaust. Using firsthand accounts, these victims and 

liberators tell their stories so that viewers may better understand this tragic 

period in history. Illustrations, photographs, and film footage keep their stories 

alive, in the hope that this type of horror can be prevented in the future. 


NOTE: Teachers need to preview these programs before use due to the 

graphic nature of some visuals. 



1. Opening 1694-0003 6:42 

2. Beginnings: Pre-War Jewish History and Life 1694-0004 4:00 

3. The War Begins: The Invasion of Poland/Ghettos Created 1694-0005 10:20 

4. The Final Solution: The Wannsee…Genocide 1694-0006 9:32 

5. The Abyss: The Descent into the Camps 1694-0007 8:03 

6. The Holocaust: The Horror Becomes Reality 1694-0008 11:48 

7. Luck: The Role of Circumstance and Daring 1694-0009 6:30 

8. Survival: The Will to Live Struggles Against All Odds 1694-0010 15:15 

9. Liberation: The Allies Discover the Horror 1694-0011 8:16 

10. Never Again: The Resolve of the Survivors 1694-0012 3:36 

Shakespeare and His Plays 

BFO 


Each lesson in this series is a performance of selected scenes from a popular 

Shakespearean play. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 




1. Macbeth 1376-0002 9:30 

2. Julius Caesar 1376-0004 7:01 

3. Hamlet 1376-0006 7:57 

4. Romeo and Juliet 1376-0008 9:31 

South Carolina Elects Its Leaders 

BFO 


Produced by SCETV, this series is designed to help students understand the 

election process and the role of political parties in our state. The duties of 

South Carolina’s constitutional officers are highlighted without emphasizing 

the holders of these offices. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 




1. Voting in South Carolina 7179-0001 16:02 

2. Politics in South Carolina 7179-0002 15:57 

3. The Governor 7179-0003 17:00 

4. Lt. Governor/Secretary of State 7179-0004 17:06 

5. Treasurer/Comptroller General 7179-0005 16:10 

6. Attorney General/Adjutant General 7179-0006 16:03 

7. Superintendent of Education/Commissioner of Agriculture 7179-0007 17:13 

8. Electing Our Lawmakers 7179-0008 16:19 

Spirit of the Land 

BFO 


These lessons illustrate the rich heritage of Native American cultures, beginning 

with films on native Alaskan and Hawaiian people. They then explore 

how each society has adapted to its specific environment. For catalog 




1. Alaska: Yup’ik Eskimos (in native language) 0102-0001 26:51 

2. Hawaii: Continuing Traditions 0102-0002 27:14 

3. In the Wake of Our Ancestors 0102-0003 30:00 

Seared Souls: Voices 

of the Holocaust 

BFO [CC] 



14

Starfinder 

BFO 


To be shared with researchers around the world, data from NASA’s Hubble 

Space Telescope (HST) was relayed instantly to the Space Telescope Science 

Institute. Maryland INTEC formed a partnership with the Institute to 

prepare video reports based on this exciting research. T his series is a compilation 

of these video reports. 

Each lesson in the series consists of three components: “View from HST” 

highlights important discoveries or especially dramatic images from the 

telescope; “Science Links” links specific physics or earth science concepts 

with the working of the universe; and “People Behind HST” profiles jobs of 

people associated with HST and the Space Telescope Science Institute. For 




1. The Hubble Space Telescope 1149-0001 14:08 

2. Making Sense of Data 1149-0002 14:30 

3. Pictures from Numbers 1149-0003 14:30 

4. Why a Space Telescope? 1149-0004 14:43 

5. The Expanding Universe 1149-0005 14:30 

6. Laws of Motion 1149-0006 14:30 

7. How Big Is the Universe? 1149-0007 14:30 

8. Gravity in Space 1149-0008 14:30 

9. Orbital Motion 1149-0009 14:30 

10. Gravity and Weight 1149-0010 14:03 

11. Fusion Energy 1149-0011 14:30 

12. Evolution of a Star 1149-0012 14:30 

13. Tapping the Sun’s Power 1149-0013 14:30 

14. Energy Transfer 1149-0014 14:30 

15. Rotational Energy 1149-0015 14:30 

16. The Nature of Light 1149-0016 14:30 

17. Earthbound Telescopes 1149-0017 14:30 

18. The Hubble Instruments 1149-0018 14:30 

19. Density of Matter 1149-0019 14:30 

20. Ancient Astronomers 1149-0020 14:30 

21. The Constellations 1149-0021 14:30 

22. Using the Celestial Sphere 1149-0022 14:30 

23. Magnetic Fields 1149-0023 14:30 

24. Electromagnetic Radiation 1149-0024 14:30 

25. Fingerprints of Light 1149-0025 14:30 

26. Solar System, Part 1 1149-0026 14:30 

27. Solar System, Part 2 1149-0027 14:30 

28. Conservation: Energy and Matter 1149-0028 14:30 

29. Pulsars and Quasars 1149-0029 14:30 

30. Diffraction 1149-0030 14:30 

31. Cosmology 1149-0031 14:30 

The Stations of Bach 

BFO 


This PBS series pays tribute to the composer Johann Sebastian Bach by 

visiting the citi es in which he lived. More than places on the map, these 

German cities are the canvas on which host James Buswell draws a scenic 

portrait of Bach’s life. They are turning points, “stations” of experience and 

growth where Bach’s musical genius developed. For catalog numbers and 




1. A Family of Musicians 1165-0001 27:56 

2. The Kapellmeister of the Baroque 1165-0002 27:49 

3. The Cantor of St. Thomas Church, Leipzig 1165-0003 27:53 

4. Bach’s Legacy 1165-0004 27:58 

Street Skills 

BFO [CC] 


The leading cause of death for teenagers, car crashes claim twice as many 

lives as homicides and nearly three times as many as suicides. Crashes 

often result from carelessness and poor judgment–many could be 

prevented. This series takes teens on an exciting ride while teaching them to 

be safer, more responsible drivers. It is a fuel-injected, high-octane, turbocharged 

safe-driving series with a serious message: “Driving can be fun. 

Driving can mean freedom. Driving can be fatal.” The programs use contemporary 

music, fast edits, and MTV-style videography to get to the mechanics, 

physics, and psychology of driving. Each program is a blend of 

documentary footage and scripted presentation, featuring experts who 

speak about different aspects of driving. For catalog numbers and lesson 




1. The Art of Driving 2711-0001 25:57 

2. Nature’s Laws 2711-0002 25:58 

3. The Car 2711-0003 25:58 

4. The Road 2711-0004 25:58 

Structure of the Atom 

BFO [CC] 


This series instructs students in the development of the model of the atom, 

from the ancient Greeks to the present, and encourages further research on 

the subject. The series traces the evolution of the modern model of the atom 

by examining Dalton’s atomic model, Thomson’s “raisin-bun” model, Rutherford’s 

nuclear model, Bohr’s quantum model, and finally, the wave-mechanical 

model of Heisenberg and Schrodinger. For catalog numbers and lesson 




1. The Earliest Models 0323-0001 9:35 

2. Smaller Than the Smallest 0323-0002 9:35 

3. The Rutherford Model 0323-0003 9:35 

4. The Bohr Model 0323-0004 9:34 

5. Spectra 0323-0005 9:34 

6. The Wave Mechanical Model 0323-0006 9:35 

Summoning the Dream: Pillars 

Against Prejudice 

NEW BFO 


Each lesson in this series features a prominent African-American judge who 

has South Carolina roots. The featured judges are outlined in the teacher’s 

guide. The series was produced by the South Carolina Bar Association in 

cooperation with the South Carolina Department of Education. 



1. Introduction 4011-0001 2:57 

2. From Equality Under the Law to Desegregation 4011-0002 7:54 

3. Addressing Adversity 4011-0003 5:11 

4. From Lawyer to Judge 4011-0004 7:29 

5. Desegregation of Public Universities in South Carolina 4011-0005 6:32 

6. How to Succeed in Life, or Dream! 4011-0006 6:30 

Talking Trash 

BFO 


Produced by ITV and SCETV in cooperation with DHEC’s Office of Solid 

Waste Reduction and Recycling, this series focuses on what can be recycled, 

how things can be recycled into other useful products, and the value of 

recycling. A teaching unit on recycling is available from DHEC. For catalog 




1. All About Recycling 2515-0001 14:46 

2. All About Landfills 2515-0002 14:46 

3. All About the Learning Center/Recycled Product 2515-0003 14:46 

Taxes in U.S. History 

BFO 


Produced by the Internal Revenue Service, this series explores critical taxrelated 

issues in our nation’s history and probes “why” and “how” we should 

provide students with a sound introduction to taxation at an age when they 

are becoming aware of their responsibility for paying taxes. For catalog 




1. The Whiskey Rebellion 1321-0001 20:39 

2. The Protective Tariff Issue 1321-0002 21:59 

3. Fairness and the Income Tax 1321-0003 17:19 


15

Tick Tock Minutes 

BFO 

Grades P-K–3 1 Minute/35 Lessons Various 

This series is perfect for use in school morning news programs, as all segments 

are exactly one minute, entertaining, and feature important useful 

messages. The first 15 lessons focus on the benefits of good health. The 

next five feature good advice about the environment. In the next five lessons, 

Dr. Tick Tock sings about the compass, globe, and Dewey decimal 

system. Then, he discusses the importance of good manners for five lessons. 

In the last five lessons, Dr. Tick Tock talks about remote sensing in 

weather forecasting, medical imaging, underwater and space exploration, 

the magic of TV, and global positioning using satellites. Individual lesson 

titles are listed for your information; however, there is only one catalog number. 



2712-0001 326 Mon. Sep. 9 9:00 9:50 

326 Mon. Sep. 23 9:00 9:50 

326 Mon. Sep. 30 9:00 9:50 

326 Mon. Oct. 28 9:00 9:50 

326 Mon. Jan. 6 9:00 9:50 

326 Mon. Jan. 20 9:00 9:50 

326 Mon. Mar. 17 9:00 9:50 

Health and Safety 

1. Talk It Out (Expressing Your Feelings) 

2. Kitty Sense (The Five Senses) 

3. Nutrition Repetition (The Nutrients) 

4. Five Funky Food Groups 

5. Vitamins and Minerals 

6. He’s Called a Germ (Germ Prevention) 

7. Drugs…No Way 

8. Play! Play! Play! (Exercise) 

9. Fire! 

10. 911…Not for Fun! 

11. Bicycle Riding Is Fun (Bicycle Safety) 

12. Be Safe (Seat Belt Safety) 

13. Stranger Danger 

14. Safety Rule Roundup 

15. Recycle Rap 

Environmental Awareness 

16. Three Cheers (Volunteerism) 

17. As the Worm Turns (Soil Enrichment 

and Worms) 

18. For the Birds (Building Bird Houses) 

19. What a Mess (Litter Control) 

20. Beautify (Neighborhood Beautification) 

Trigonometric Functions 1 

Geography and Library Skills 

21. Compass Rose 

(North/South/East/West) 

22. What Do You Call? (Continents and 

Oceans) 

23. The Globe Song 

24. Reference Revival (Research in the 

Library) 

25. Dewey-Do (Dewey Decimal System) 

Manners 

26. Eating Manners 

27. Please and Thank You 

28. Telephone Manners 

29. Respect (The Golden Rule) 

30. Give and Take (Being a Polite Host or 

Guest) 

Science: Remote Sensing 

31. Remote Sensing (Remote Sensing in 

Weather Forecasting) 

32. G.P.S. Leads the Way (Satellites and 

Global Positioning) 

33. The Magic of TV 

34. Take a Look Inside (Types of Medical 

Imaging) 

35. Exploration Celebration (Underwater 

and Space Exploration) 

BFO [CC] 


This series uses a clear and dynamic format to illustrate some of the most 

difficult math concepts for upper-level math students. Computer animation 

presents methods of solving right-angled triangles, using the sine, cosine, 

and tangent ratios. The sine and cosine laws are then developed, and several 

examples involving oblique triangles are introduced and solved, ending 

with the application of the sine and cosine laws to some real-world situations. 

For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to www.itv.scetv.org/ 

seriesinfo. 



1. Trigonometric Ratios 1222-0001 9:35 

2. Solving Right Triangles 1222-0002 9:35 

3. Angles on the Plane 1222-0003 9:35 

4. The Sine Law 1222-0004 9:35 

5. The Cosine Law 1222-0005 9:35 

6. Applications of Sine and Cosine Law 1222-0006 9:35 

Trigonometric Functions 2 

BFO [CC] 


Sine, cosine, and tangent functions are introduced through an examination 

of their graphs on the Cartesian plane. To develop a general equation for 

sinusoidal waves, the characteristics of amplitude and period are examined. 

The series reveals that the graph for cosine can be transformed into a sine 

graph through a simple phase shift, and discusses the asymptotes of the 

tangent graph. A brief exploration of some applications of sinusoidal waves 

in physics and electronics concludes the series. For catalog numbers and 




1. Radian Measure 1313-0001 9:50 

2. The Sine Function 1313-0002 9:50 

3. Amplitude and Period 1313-0003 9:50 

4. Cosine and Tangent Functions 1313-0004 9:50 

5. Sinusoidal Waves 1313-0005 9:50 

6. Applications of Sinusoidal Waves 1313-0006 9:50 

United States History 

BFO 


The lessons in this series have been selected from various sources and 

placed in a chronology that follows the plan many teachers use in teaching 

U.S. history. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 


Rights: Unlimited (no duplication rights are available for lessons 

marked by asterisks) 


1. The Peachtree Gang, Part 1 4012-0001 28:50 

2. The Peachtree Gang, Part 2 4012-0101 28:50 

3. Nightmare’s Child, Part 1 4012-0068 20:50 

4. Nightmare’s Child, Part 2 4012-0069 25:39 

5. The Inventory 4012-0058 28:41 

6. Eliza 4012-0002 28:46 

7. Song of Molasses 4012-0071 22:14 

8. Once to Every Man 4012-0072 29:01 

9. The World Turned Upside Down 4012-0003 29:07 

*10. A Nation in Crisis 4012-0115 16:00 

11. Ben Franklin on the Constitution 4012-0123 28:50 

12. Decision 1788 4012-0018 28:31 

13. Marbury vs. Madison 4012-0101 28:50 

14. Minorities and the Constitution 4012-0021 28:50 

15. The Last Ballot 4012-0004 28:50 

16. The Impossible Journey 4012-0061 27:08 

17. Forward to Sumter 4012-0101 53:34 

18. Bloody Stalemate 4012-0102 52:32 

19. High Tide of the Confederacy 4012-0103 52:00 

20. Total War 4012-0104 51:58 

21. Conclusion at Appomattox 4012-0105 53:12 

22. Mighty Warriors 4012-0086 28:45 

23. The Erie War 4012-0006 29:14 

24. The Queen’s Destiny 4012-0007 28:46 

25. America on the Road, Part 1 4012-0126 28:58 

26. America on the Road, Part 2 4012-0127 29:52 

27. The Image Makers, Part 1 4012-0138 28:32 

28. The Image Makers, Part 2 4012-0139 30:05 

29. Out of the Depths, Part 1 4012-0128 30:21 

30. Out of the Depths, Part 2 4012-0129 28:24 

31. TR and His Times, Part 1 4012-0130 30:11 

32. TR and His Times, Part 2 4012-0131 27:28 

33. Make Germany Pay 4012-0007 21:28 

34. The Twenties, Part 1 4012-0132 29:22 

35. The Twenties, Part 2 4012-0133 29:33 

36. Boom and Bust 4012-0008 21:16 

37. Roosevelt and the New Deal 4012-0010 21:26 

38. The Helping Hand, Part 1 4012-0134 25:54 

39. The Helping Hand, Part 2 4012-0135 31:06 

40. Legacy of FDR, Part 1 4012-0148 25:17 

41. Legacy of FDR, Part 2 4012-0149 25:40 

42. Hitler’s Germany, 1933–36 4012-0009 21:20 

43. Why Appeasement? 4012-0011 21:23 

44. Nazi Germany: Years of Triumph 4012-0142 29:59 

45. Britain Alone 4012-0012 21:25 

46. Stalin and the Modernization of Russia 4012-0013 21:03 

47. Pearl Harbor to Hiroshima 4012-0001 21:30 

48. Victory at Sea, Part 1 4012-0201 27:38 



51. Road to Berlin 4012-0002 21:18 

52. Gotterdammerung: Fall of the Third Reich 4012-0090 29:44 

*53. Suddenly Mr. President: Truman 4012-0116 20:06 

54. Decision to Drop the Bomb, Part 1 4012-0204 27:55 



57. Cold War Confrontation 4012-0004 21:14 

58. That War in Korea, Part 1 4012-0207 27:50 



*61. The Presidential Years: Eisenhower 4012-0117 19:00 

62. The Making of a President, 1960, Part 1 4012-0210 28:15 



65. Mr. Kennedy and Khrushchev 4012-0005 21:29 

*66. Challenges and Tragedies: JFK 4012-0118 18:00 




16

(continued) 




70. The Journey of Lyndon Johnson, Part 1 4012-0102 26:24 

71. The Journey of Lyndon Johnson, Part 2 4012-0103 24:29 

72. In Remembrance of Martin, Part 1 4012-0136 29:16 

73. In Remembrance of Martin, Part 2 4012-0137 30:35 

74. Arabs and Israel Since 1947 4012-0152 21:13 

75. One Man’s Revolution: Mao 4012-0006 21:27 

76. China Since Mao 4012-0165 21:49 

77. Roots of War, Part 1 4012-0154 30:30 

78. Roots of War, Part 2 4012-0155 30:49 

79. Vietnam: Lessons of a Lost War, Part 1 4012-0156 24:46 

80. Vietnam: Lessons of a Lost War, Part 2 4012-0157 25:53 

81. 784 Days That Changed America, Part 1 4012-0158 29:58 




*85. Pentagon Papers 4012-0120 14:00 

86. America in Search of Itself 4012-0171 38:38 

87. Prophecy 4012-0162 43:24 

88. In the Minds of Men 4012-1003 29:51 

89. Third World 4012-0091 20:37 

90. Political Parties 4012-0002 28:50 

91. Good Citizenship 4012-0001 28:50 

Vectors 

BFO [CC] 


Designed to aid in teaching difficult mathematical concepts, this series uses 

three-dimensional animation to follow the antics of two futuristic policemen 

as they discover the fascinating world of vectors. The series begins by defi n- 

ing vectors. Vectors at right angles to each other are added, and the magnitude 

and direction of the resultant are found using the Pythagorean Theorem 

and the tangent ratio from trigonometry. With grids, vectors are described by 

ordered pairs that reflect their horizontal and vertical components. The lessons 

also explore the processes of resolving vectors and using the sine and 

cosine ratios to find the ordered pair for any vector. The final two lessons 

apply vector principles in the real world through the concept of force. For 




1. Follow That Arrow 1093-0001 9:35 

2. Finding the Resultant 1093-0002 9:35 

3. Ordered Pairs 1093-0003 9:35 

4. Resolving Without Grids 1093-0004 9:35 

5. Force 1093-0005 9:35 

6. Applying Forces 1093-0006 9:35 

Video Visits: France 

NEW BFO [CC] 


This series of high interest, entertaining programs features the French lifestyle 

and culture. Each segment has a theme developed around a particular 

subject, such as a museum, chateau, monument, or other point of high cultural 

interest. The segments include “real” language that the visitor encounters 

at each location. 



1. Segment 1 4100-0001 3:40 

2. Segment 2 4100-0002 7:00 

3. Segment 3 4100-0003 7:10 

4. Segment 4 4100-0004 6:00 

5. Segment 5 4100-0005 5:35 

6. Segment 6 4100-0006 6:05 

7. Segment 7 4100-0007 4:10 

8. Segment 8 4100-0008 6:40 

9. Segment 9 4100-0009 6:45 

10. Segment 10 4100-0010 5:05 

11. Segment 11 4100-0011 8:15 

12. Segment 12 4100-0012 5:40 

13. Segment 13 4100-0013 8:00 

Violence Prevention: Inside Out 

BFO 


This unique series explores the timely subject of violence—how it starts, 

how it affects us, and how to prevent it at home, at school, and in the community. 

Frank and straightforward interviews with youths in juvenile detention 

centers, in treatment programs in schools, and on the streets offer a 

comprehensive view of the cycle of violence as it manifests itself in a variety 

of situati ons. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 


NOTE: This series should be viewed in appropriate settings where 

counselors and teachers can guide the viewing and follow -up discussions. 

Lessons should be previewed before use. 



1. Understanding Violence 1674-0001 19:49 

2. Preventing Violence 1674-0002 19:53 

3. Coping with Violence 1674-0003 19:48 

Voices & Visions 

BFO 


The major objective of this series is to help students develop a greater enjoyment 

and understanding of poetry. Each lesson concentrates on the work 

of a particular poet—Robert Frost, Ezra Pound, Langston Hughes, Walt 

Whitman, Hart Crane, William Carlos Williams, Emily Dickinson, Marianne 

Moore, T. S. Eliot, Wallace Stevens, Elizabeth Bishop, Robert Lowell, or 

Sylvia Plath. The design and sequence emphasize the relationships of the 

poets and their works, their influences on each other and on those who 

followed, and their places in American literature. For catalog numbers and 


NOTE: Copies of this series cannot be retained except at taping centers. 

Teachers are advised to preview lesson 4 for scenes and content 

that may not be appropriate for use in their classrooms. 



1. Robert Frost 1088-0101 57:43 

2. Ezra Pound 1088-0102 57:48 

3. Langston Hughes 1088-0103 57:45 

4. Walt Whitman 1088-0104 57:50 

5. Hart Crane 1088-0105 57:57 

6. William Carlos Williams 1088-0106 57:48 

7. Emily Dickinson 1088-0107 57:54 

8. Marianne Moore 1088-0108 58:03 

9. T. S. Eliot 1088-0109 57:48 

10. Wallace Stevens 1088-0110 57:55 

11. Elizabeth Bishop 1088-0111 57:52 

12. Robert Lowell 1088-0112 57:42 

13. Sylvia Plath 1088-0113 57:17 

Wave Particle Duality 

BFO [CC] 


This series traces the development of the various theories advanced to 

explain the behavior of light, from the concepts of the ancient Greeks to the 

proven models of today. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 




1. The Particle Model 0244-0001 9:35 

2. The Wave Model 0244-0002 9:35 

3. The Electromagnetic Model 0244-0003 9:34 

4. The Quantum Idea 0244-0004 9:30 

5. Photons 0244-0005 9:30 

6. Matter Waves 0244-0006 9:35 

Widen Your Choices 

BFO [CC] 


The purpose of this series is to encourage and motivate middle school students 

to consider a college education—to realize that planning for college 

now opens up choices later. The focus is on the importance of having a 

goal, even if it changes later, and taking the responsibility of planning and 

working toward that goal. For catalog numbers and lesson lengths, go to 




1. This Is College 1684-0001 16:49 

2. Why College? 1684-0002 14:56 

3. Preparing and Paying for College 1684-0003 16:10 


17

World History 

BFO 


This series follows a chronological progression of the development of European 

and Asiatic civilizations, beginning with prehistoric man. The social 

science elements of geography, history, economics, civics, sociology, and 

anthropology are also woven into the selected lessons. For catalog numbers 




1. Dr. Leakey and the Dawn of Man, Part 1 4015-0064 26:23 

2. Dr. Leakey and the Dawn of Man, Part 2 4015-0065 23:01 

3. The Royal Archives of Ebla, Part 1 4015-0201 30:17 

4. The Royal Archives of Ebla, Part 2 4015-0202 30:06 

5. Tut, The Boy King, Part 1 4015-0203 28:52 

6. Tut, The Boy King, Part 2 4015-0204 27:54 

7. The Age of Heroes 4015-0101 56:07 

8. The Legend Under Seige 4015-0102 57:29 

9. The Singer of Tales 4015-0103 55:51 

10. The Women of Troy 4015-0104 59:50 

11. Empire of the Hittites 4015-0105 59:50 

12. The Fall of Troy 4015-0106 59:04 

13. Athena’s City 4015-0001 20:35 

14. Greek Pottery 4015-0002 21:02 

15. Women and Children 4015-0003 21:19 

16. Greek Schools 4015-0004 20:30 

17. The Peasant’s Revolt 4015-0001 20:07 

18. The Castle 4015-0002 21:28 

19. Castle 4015-0001 34:05 

20. Cathedral, Part 1 4015-0217 29:38 

21. Cathedral, Part 2 4015-0218 30:22 

22. The Church 4015-0003 21:14 

23. The Town 4015-0004 21:29 

24. The Traders 4015-0005 20:21 

25. Bitter Is the Wind 4015-0001 29:10 

26. Bolt from the Sea 4015-0002 29:10 

27. The Empire of the Northern Shores 4015-0003 29:09 

28. England at Bay 4015-0004 28:50 

29. Here King Harold Is Killed 4015-0008 28:53 

30. An Island Called Thule 4015-0009 28:40 

31. The Ultimate Outpost 4015-0010 29:10 

32. Ships and Seamen 4015-0001 21:39 

33. The Great House 4015-0002 20:41 

34. Vicars of Hessle 4015-0003 21:38 

35. The Beggars Are Coming 4015-0004 21:25 

36. Mary, Queen of Scots 4015-0005 21:17 

37. Medieval Kings 4015-0101 59:50 

38. Tudors 4015-0102 59:50 

39. Charles I 4015-0103 1:03:00 

40. Royal Westminster 4015-1001 50:00 

41. The Stuarts Restored 4015-0104 1:03:00 

42. Those Five Hundred Kings 4015-1002 49:50 

43. Tower of London 4015-1000 30:25 

44. Victoria, Queen and Empress 4015-0105 59:50 

45. Dangerous Gifts 4015-0101 50:50 

46. The Heart of the West 4015-0103 49:34 

47. The World’s Debate 4015-0104 49:49 

48. East of Europe 4015-0105 50:13 

49. The Explorers 4015-0106 49:17 

50. New Worlds 4015-0107 50:47 

51. An Age of Light 4015-0108 50:50 

52. Monuments to Progress 4015-0109 49:20 

53. India: The Ironies of Empire 4015-0110 49:46 

54. Hitler’s Germany, 1933–36 4015-0009 21:20 

55. Nazi Germany: Years of Triumph 4015-0142 29:59 

56. Pearl Harbor to Hiroshima 4015-0001 21:30 

57. The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich 4015-0145 29:44 

58. The East Is Red 4015-0111 50:28 

59. China Since Mao 4015-0165 21:49 

60. The Pacific Age 4015-0101 48:21 

61. Echoes of War 4015-0102 49:36 

62. Shadow of the Rising Sun 4015-0104 47:10 

63. The Third World 4015-0164 20:37 

64. Hong Kong and Singapore 4015-0001 50:10 

65. Japan 4015-0003 49:46 

66. Indonesia 4015-0002 50:20 

67. The Decline of the West 4015-0112 51:38 

68. Capitulations 4015-0113 56:22 

Writer’s Circle 

REV BFO [CC]* 


Produced by WRJA-TV in Sumter, this series features authors with local 

ties. Host Patti Just talks with poets, playwrights, and fiction writers about a 

wide variety of subjects. Authors discuss their own personal creative writing 

process—from idea to manuscript to finished work. For individual lesson 

titles, catalog numbers, and lesson lengths go to www.itv.scetv.org/ 

seriesinfo. 

NOTE: In recent years, the ITV Resources Guide has not listed all available 

Writer's Circle lessons and some that were listed had the wrong catalog 

numbers. Please check your library to make sure that the writers on your 

tapes correspond to the catalog numbers listed below. Because of this 

change, new lessons are not indicated here. 

*NOTE: It is planned that all lessons will be closed-captioned by August, 2002. 



1. Valerie Sayers 1851-0001 27:50 

2. William Price Fox 1851-0002 28:50 

3. Nancy Rhyne 1851-0003 27:50 

4. Charles Joyner 1851-0004 28:50 

5. James Dickey 1851-0005 28:50 

6. Louis D. Rubin 1851-0006 27:50 

7. John Jakes 1851-0007 28:50 

8. Elizabeth Boarwright Coker 1851-0008 29:00 

9. Mark Steadman 1851-0009 28:50 

10. Betsy Byars 1851-0010 27:20 

11. James Kilpatrick 1851-0011 28:50 

12. Nikky Finney 1851-0012 28:20 

13. Pam Durban 1851-0013 28:50 

14. Walter Edgar 1851-0014 27:50 

15. Orson Scott Card 1851-0015 28:20 

16. Stephen Hoffius 1851-0017 28:20 

17. Bennie Lee Sinclair 1851-0018 28:50 

18. Fern Michaels 1851-0019 27:40 

19. David Zinman 1851-0020 28:20 

20. Libby Bernadin 1851-0021 28:20 

21. Robert Ariail/Tom Parks 1851-0022 28:20 

22. Amelia Vernon 1851-0023 28:20 

23. Brett Lott/Sara Gilbert/Dori Sanders 1851-0024 28:45 

24. Gloria Naylor 1851-0025 28:20 

25. Richard Oliver 1851-0026 27:50 

26. Thomas Perry 1851-0027 28:50 

27. David Weber 1851-0028 28:20 

28. John Tuttle/Kwame Daves 1851-0029 27:40 

29. Gwen Hunter 1851-0030 28:20 

30. Brett Lott 1851-0031 28:50 

31. Theodore Rosengarten 1851-0032 28:50 

32. Sara Gilbert 1851-0033 28:50 

33. Dori Sanders 1851-0034 28:50 

34. Bruce Littlejohn 1851-0035 27:50 

35. Josephine Humphries 1851-0036 28:50 

36. Lynn Kostoff/Richard Mandell 1851-0037 28:50 

37. Linda Lightsey Rice 1851-0038 28:50 

38. Eleanora Tate 1851-0039 28:50 

39. Rod Gragg 1851-0040 27:50 

40. Idella Bodie 1851-0041 28:50 

41. Robert Lamb/Robert Smith Thompson 1851-0042 28:50 

42. Richard Collin / Roy Talbert, Jr. 1851-0043 28:50 

43. Edmund L. Drago 1851-0044 28:50 

44. Clyde Bresee 1851-0045 28:50 

45. Wilton Earle 1851-0046 28:50 

46. Susan Ludvigson / Louise Pettus 1851-0047 27:50 

47. Carol Belser 1851-0048 28:50 

48. M.A. Harper/Benjamin Writ Farley 1851-0049 28:50 

49. Stephen Wise/Sam Martin 1851-0050 28:50 

50. William P. Baldwin 1851-0051 27:50 

51. Lois Battle 1851-0052 28:50 

52. Thomas Fetters 1851-0053 28:20 

53. Corrine Holt Sayer 1851-0054 28:20 

54. Scott Ely 1851-0055 28:50 

55. Mignon F. Ballard 1851-0056 28:50 

56. Robert Leckie 1851-0057 28:50 

57. Rosa Shand 1851-0058 28:50 

58. Jim Casada 1851-0059 28:50 

59. Dean Dubois/Kent Krell/John Moore 1851-0060 27:50 

60. Annette Bird/James Rembert/Connie Saylor 1851-0061 27:50 

61. Mary Glazener 1851-0062 28:50 

62. Barbara Bellows 1851-0063 28:50 

63. Starkey Flythe, Jr. 1851-0064 27:40 

64. James Hagy 1851-0065 27:50 

65. Max Childers 1851-0066 28:20 

66. Jung-Fang Tsai 1851-0067 27:50 

67. Lightsey/Eller 1851-0068 28:20 

68. Stephen Wise/Martha Severens 1851-0069 27:50 

69. F. Lee Spence 1851-0070 28:20 

70. Roy Thomas 1851-0071 29:30 



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71. Effie Leland Wilder/Jim Synnot 1851-0072 26:45 

72. Bernard Powers, Jr. 1851-0073 27:50 

73. Laura P. Valtorta/Eleanora Tate 1851-0074 26:20 

74. Elizabeth Robertson Huntsinger 1851-0075 27:50 

75. Matt Christopher 1851-0076 29:00 

76. Tamar Myers 1851-0077 27:45 

77. Lane/Rash 1851-0078 28:20 

78. Robert Rosen 1851-0079 28:50 

79. Newell/Baldwin 1851-0080 28:45 

80. Shannon Ravenel 1851-0081 28:45 

81. George Koon 1851-0082 28:45 

82. Harper/Gardner/David 1851-0083 28:50 

83. Sampson/Lesser 1851-0084 28:30 

84. Rebecca T. Goodwin 1851-0085 28:45 

85. Robinson/Rubin, Jr. 1851-0086 28:15 

86. Genevieve C. Peterkin/William Baldwin 1851-0901 26:46 

87. Brewster Milton Robinson 1851-0902 26:45 

88. Kate Salley Palmer 1851-0903 26:46 

89. Marquetta Goodwine 1851-0904 26:46 

90. Robert Morgan/Sumter SC 1851-0905 26:46 

91. Richard Hampton Jenrette 1851-0906 26:46 

92. Angie Sinkler Whaley LeClercq 1851-0907 26:46 

93. Josephine Humphries/Rosa Shand 1851-0908 26:46 

94. Dorothea Benton Frank 1851-0909 26:46 

95. Rod Gragg 1851-0910 26:46 

96. Jim Wilson 1851-0911 26:46 

97. Susan Sully 1851-0912 26:46 

98. Robert Rosen 1851-0913 26:46 

99. Jon Wongrey 1851-1001 26:46 

100. Jim Kibler 1851-1002 26:46 

101. Lorraine Johnson Coleman 1851-1003 26:46 

102. Dinah Johnson 1851-1004 26:46 

103. Richard Cote’ 1851-1005 26:46 

Your Choice/Community 

Outreach Programs 

BFO 


This community outreach series for concerned adults supports YOUR 

CHOICE…OUR CHANCE by providing a resource for creating drug-free 

communities, schools, families, and individuals. The three community programs 

feature successful prevention programs in three states, provide models 

for community organization, and show parent training. For catalog numbers 




1. It Can Happen Here 4067-0001 29:42 

2. Where Do You Go from Here? 4067-0002 29:47 

3. How Do You Prevent the Problem? 4067-0003 29:50 

Your College Experience: 

Strategies for Success 

BFO 


This series is designed for use with students that are looking ahead to college. 

It teaches, informs, motivates, and stimulates lively group discussions. 


NOTE: Some of these lessons may need to be reviewed by the district’s 

comprehensive health committee. 


Zoo Minutes 

BFO [CC] 


Footage from the world-renowned Riverbanks Zoo and Botanical Garden is 

utilized in each segment of this series, with an opening that points out habitat 

and scientific name. From tigers to tortoises, ostriches to slippery snakes, 

facts about these fascinating creatures are explored in this series of programs 

exactly one minute in duration. Information for the series was provided 

by Riverbanks Zoo and Botanical Garden. Individual lesson titles are 

listed for your information; however, there is only one catalog number. 



3058-0001 318 Wed. Sep. 4 10:20 11:16 

318 Wed. Sep. 25 10:20 11:16 

318 Wed. Oct. 30 10:20 11:16 

318 Wed. Nov. 6 10:20 11:16 

318 Wed. Jan. 8 10:20 11:16 

318 Wed. Apr. 2 10:20 11:16 

1. Warthog 

2. Ostrich 

3. Siamang 

4. East African Crowned Crane 

5. King Cobra 

6. Galapagos Tortoise 

7. Eastern Diam. Rattlesnake 

8. African Penguin 

9. Crocodile Monitor 

10. California Sea Lion 

11. Bateleur Eagle 

12. Giraffe 

13. Reticulated Python 

14. Barn Owl 

Zoom (BBC) 

15. Amur Tiger 

16. African Elephant 

17. Moon Jelly 

18. Black Rhinoceros 

19. Arowana 

20. Toco Toucan 

21. Tomistoma Crocodile 

22. Caribbean Flamingo 

23. Nubian Goat 

24. Grant’s Zebra 

25. Nile Hippopotamus 

26. Jersey Cow 

27. African Lion 

28. Polar Bear 

BFO [CC] 


This series explores the mysterious miniature world that surrounds us. Using 

remarkable micro- and macrophotography, this series of shorts zooms in on 

the miniature worlds of some of the smallest and perhaps most bizarre 

members of the animal kingdom. Students see behaviors rarely seen before 

due to the difficulties of capturing the images of the insects at work in their 

homes and feeding areas. Each program focuses on an area of insect behavior 

and adaptation to their environment, covering every ecosystem. For 


NOTE: Teachers, especially in the lower grades, need to preview lesson 

4, “The Mating Game,” before use due to the graphic nature of 

some visuals. 



1. Consuming Passions 2896-0001 5:00 

2. Natural Signals 2896-0002 5:00 

3. Tiny Armies 2896-0003 5:00 

4. The Mating Game 2896-0004 5:00 

5. Alien Architects 2896-0005 5:00 

6. Flying Machines 2896-0006 5:00 

7. Amazing Armour 2896-0007 5:00 

8. Water Worlds 2896-0008 5:00 

9. Making Tracks 2896-0009 5:00 

10. Bug's Eye View 2896-0010 5:00 

11. Extreme Conditions 2896-0011 5:00 

12. Little Rotters 2896-0012 5:00 


1. Keys to Success 1974-0001 6:00 

2. Time Management: Foundation of Academic Success 1974-0002 6:00 

3. Learning Styles 1974-0003 5:00 

4. Listening and Learning in the Classroom 1974-0004 6:00 

5. A Sound Approach to Textbooks 1974-0005 6:00 

6. Making the Grade 1974-0006 6:00 

7. Teacher and Student: Partners in Learning 1974-0007 5:00 

8. An Information Age Introduction to the Library 1974-0008 6:00 

9. Finding Answers: Your College Catalog 1974-0009 5:00 

10. Major, Career, and Transfer Planning 1974-0010 6:00 

11. Yourself and Others 1974-0011 5:00 

12. Healthy Decisions 1974-0012 6:00 


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