Let's Build a House

Duration: 0:11:00

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1960

Creator: Churchill Films

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: A father and two seven-year-old children build a playhouse that is very much like a real house, using concrete for the foundation, bricks for the steps, wood for the floor, walls and roof, glass for windows, and iron to hold things together. Shows how the children help in the mixing, pounding, sawing, and painting. , Two children help build a playhouse. They learn the reason for using wood, brick, glass and iron in the construction of a house.

Complete Record: , . Shows the step-by-step process, including reasons for using each type of material, in which Faith, her father, and her friend Mark build a playhouse. The reasons why each material is especially suited for its role are presented. These materials include concrete for the foundation; bricks for the steps; wood for floors, walls, and roofs; glass for windows; and metals to hold things together., . Shows the step-by-step process, including reasons for using each type of material, in which Faith, her father, and her friend Mark build a playhouse. The reasons why each material is especially suited for its role are presented. These materials include concrete for the foundation; bricks for the steps; wood for floors, walls, and roofs; glass for windows; and metals to hold things together., Two children help build a playhouse. They learn the reason for using wood, brick, glass and iron in the construction of a house.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.