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Yes! My Memories of the Filmstrips i saw in schools are great, As a Filmstrip Collector i happen to own most of the Filmstrips that we're donated to me from the school library in my old School here

In Chicago Illinois named James Madison my Music teacher, School Librarian, and sometimes

my Classroom teacher would show us a Filmstrip, My First music teacher was named

Miss Veronica Booth she was more a traveling music teacher because she did not have a music

Classroom in the School and also she mp3s music free mp3 taught music at two separate schools at the time through

but any way When i was in 1st Grade we had music class every Monday morning and let me

tell you it was so excellent because when miss booth had a Filmstrip in her and the Filmstrip

Projector in the other hand we knew that we we're going to see something great now the Filmstrips

that miss booth showed we're about basic Music Theory The name of the series was called the Foundations of Music Theory set 1 and Filmstrip one: music notation now this was a captioned

Filmstrip set so we had to read from the Filmstrip while Miss Booth Narrated she also

Showed us some other Filmstrip titles but they slip my memory for now, in my Library class

we saw many Filmstrip titles in the subjects Holidays, Black History (of some sorts) and Childrens

Stories in the Four week during Holidays such as Christmas, Thanksgiving,Easter,Valentine's Day,

and even washington and lincoln'sbirthdays we would watch Filmstrips based on these subjects

the Filmstrip titles we saw in library where the Lollipop holiday Adventures, Silent night: a Christmas

Legend, the twevle Days of Christmas, a Christmas Carol ( All of these Filmstrips Produced by SVE)

and we also saw a Filmstrip Series call Christmas stories by Corornet Instructional Films

some times my classroom Teacher would show us Filmstrip on Science, Language-arts, and Math

well that all for now tune in next time as i share more of my Filmstrip memories

thank you

Filmstrip Lover

Filmstrip Collector

My Next Memories of the Filmstrips i saw as a child and my Years in Elementary school

starts in 1976 and 1977 in december 1976 our school librarian miss Hilburner ( she was our school

librarian until she retried in 1978) had shown us Filmstrip Presentations about the Christmas holidays

the Titles of each Filmstrip that she showed us we're the following The Lollipop dragon helps Santa

( Holiday adventures of the Lollipop Dragon SVE 1971) Silent Night: a Christmas Legend�

(SVE: Society for Visual Education Inc 1965) The Twelve days of Christmas (Sve 1965)

These are the Filmstrips that we saw that year Christmas season year but in 1977 my mother

had found a new apartment and we moved to a adress she had me transfer from James madison

School to the new school across the street from our new place parkside Public School i had

attended this school for one year as a Student and the Filmstrip titles that saw in our class and in

our library class were great as well. the were The Story of George Washington (SVE 1964)

The Story of Aberham Lincoln (Sve1964) Science Filmstrips on the subjects of the Earth, Plants, Etc.

This also where i learned how to operate a Filmstrip Projector ( Standard Manuel Filmstrip Projector

Model 500-RR) (in high school my School Librarian taught me how to use and operate the new

Dukane Micromatic II Cassette Automatic Filmstrip Projector which i also happen to own

at my home) we did see some story book Filmstrips in our library class but i can't recall them right now. When the Fall of 1977 came around we founded out that we had to move out of our Big

Apartment and move to a new place this is when i transferded back to James Madison school

I had a new teacher named Miss Patrica Cox i do remember that she showed our class a

Filmstrip about plants and i also think it was a language-arts Filmstrip that we also saw with this

One. when i was in high school i use to do Filmstrip Presentations to the different grades in my

School so it very trilling to me when i started learning how to borrow Filmstrips from the library

I became very famliar with such Filmstrip Titles as Frederic Chopin his story and music (This is

a Filmstrip i used to borrow a lot from the library) How to read Science (Filmstrip House Inc 1972)

Strega Nonna (Weston Woods inc 1978) Musical notation (EAV 1978) the Pipe Organ (Eav 1979)

Listening to Opera (EAV 1978) Men Of Music ( Eye Gate House 1968) on so on i used to borrow

a lot of Filmstrips from the Chicago Public Library both the Downtown Cultural center branch and later

at the woodson regional branch and now that i own my own Filmstrip Collection and my own Filmstrip

Projectors i can watch al the Filmstrips i want when ever i'm ready that's all for now

Filmstrip Lover