Hanna-Barbera Educational Filmstrips

Part 1: Around the World Kids Visit Aymara Indian Children
Part 2: Around the World Kids Visit Aymara Indians

Hoppy, Jenny and Finny discover that the Aymara Indian children live a strict and structured life and that their parents must adjust ancient ways to fit the new world.^[2]

Part 1: Around the World Kids Visit Sajima, Japan
Part 2: Around the World Kids Visit School Children of Sajima, Japan

The entire existence of the people of the village of Sajima is found to lie in the strength of the fishing trade; the local children have both work and play programs.^[3]

Part 1: Research
Part 2: Organization
Part 3: Writing

Bamm-Bamm goes through all aspects of a term paper as he selects a topic, learns to use the library for research, outlines his material and writes a coherent draft.^[4]

Part 1: Parts of Speech
Part 2: Phrases and Clauses
Part 3: Sentences

Velma explains to Shaggy the basic parts of speech and leads him through the task of using those parts in phrases, clauses and complete sentences.^[5]

(One title in set)

Scooby and the gang use the beach to work out the concept of the locus in relation to different geometric figures and they tackle the locus as if it were a mystery.^[6]

Part 1: Bingo Gets the Gooey Goops
Part 2: A Toothache Isn't Fun

Bingo doesn't feel well because he hasn't been eating well; the Banana Splits learn how better nutrition will help and a toothache reminds Bingo to brush and see the dentist.^[7]

(One title in set)

The Banana Splits discuss how the senses work and whether one sense is needed more than the others; they also discuss how to care for each sense organ.^[8]

Part 1: Look Out For Danger
Part 2: Let's Cross Safely

Drooper and the rest of the Banana Splits find themselves in a strange situation and have to learn how to read danger signals and also learn safe crossing rules.^[9]

Part 1: Matthew Henson: Black Explorer
Part 2: James Beckwourth: Black Explorer

Velma's friend Tina tells about Matthew Henson, who explored the Arctic with Robert Peary and learned the Eskimo language and ways; meanwhile, Shaggy does research on James Beckwourth.^[10]

(One title in set)

With the help of a road sign guide book, Velma tests the capability of the gang to recognize and respond in identifying the regulatory and various other types of signs, including the new international road signs.^[11]

Part 1: Points, Lines and Angles
Part 2: Polygons
Part 3: Perimeter and Area
Part 4: More Perimeter and Area

The Jetsons' teach-a-computer robot helps Elroy and George with geometry homework and basic concepts; geometric formulas are derived in ways that can make them easy.^[12]

Part 1: A Background
Part 2: News Reporting
Part 3: Features and Editorials
Part 4: Editing and Printing

Scooby-Doo and the gang study newspaper production which includes objectivity, insight, legal aspects, photo-journalism and mechanics of printing are included with other topics.^[13]

Part 1: The Hunter
Part 2: The Hunt

Jabberjaw and Shelly describe the evolution and characteristics of sharks along with their anatomy; a discussion of the shark's senses and habits during the hunt for food is featured.^[14]

Part 1: Whales
Part 2: Dolphins and Porpoises

Jabberjaw is instructed by Shelly about the characteristics, habits and abilities of whales, dolphins and porpoises; how whales are mammals and have two types, toothed and mysteceti or strainers of food.^[15]

Part 1: Right On the Nose
Part 2: The Eyes Have It
Part 3: Lend An Ear
Part 4: Taste of Success | Part 5: Just the Right Touch

The Banana Splits take a tour through a museum's exhibit of the human senses and, in detail, each sense is examined carefully.^[16]

Part 1: Home, Safe Home
Part 2: School Days, Safe Days

Yogi learns that a home can have many unsafe conditions and he also learns that he did many unsafe things at school; through safety, many accidents can be avoided.^[17]

Part 1: The Card Catalog
Part 2: The Reference Collection
Part 3: More Reference Tools

Pebbles guides Bamm-Bamm through the use of library tools when he has a research project: the card catalog, the Dewey System and many reference books are included.^[18]

Part 1: Résumé: The Foot in the Door
Part 2: Interviewing and Applications

Shaggy, Velma and Scooby-Doo want to get summer jobs, but don’t know how; they ask their high school advisor for aid and he helps them with résumés, interview and applying.^[19]

Part 1: Molds, Viruses and Bacteria
Part 2: Protecting Ourselves

When Bingo discovers moldy food, the other Banana Splits talk to him about micro-organisms, both helpful and harmful, including protection from harmful forms.^[20]

Part 1: The Problem
Part 2: The Solution

Fred realizes how overweight he is when he tries to get into his old high school band uniform, so he and Barney decide to learn about weight control at the library: they learn about fat and to control it through a definite program.^[21]

Part 1: Home Fire Dangers
Part 2: Getting Out Safely

Pebbles learns about safety in case of fire at school; she discusses her lessons with Fred and Barney so that they will have a safe home and a fire safety plan.^[22]

Part 1: Home Fire Prevention
Part 2: Detection and Evacuation

Fred, Barney and Pebbles demonstrate how fire can strike the home of someone you know or even your own home; they also teach how to develop a plan of action in case of fire.^[23]

Part 1: The Dentist
Part 2: The Doctor
Part 3: The Hospital

A toothache, a physical exam and an operation are fearful things when a child does not know what to expect; Yogi and Boo-Boo learn to overcome their fears.^[24]

Part 1: What Is Acne?
Part 2: Toward Clearer Skin

When Shaggy doesn't want to be seen with bad acne, the gang takes him to see the dermatologist who tells him about acne and what he can do to control its symptoms.^[25]

Part 1: Nutrition Basics
Part 2: Deficiencies and Imbalances
Part 3: Nutrition Planning

Elroy learns in history about the food that people ate in the 20th century; the Jetsons' computer teaches them about food groups and planning a balanced diet.^[26]

Part 1: The Driving Controls
Part 2: Gages and Safety Controls
Part 3: Common Driving Hazards
Part 4: Emergency Procedures

Pebbles is learning how to drive: she has to learn about the parts of a car and how to use them for safe driving; Fred and Barney discuss hazard avoidance with her.^[27]