Home Grown Crystals-1963-Watch Mr.Wizard
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- This episode was chosen by Don Herbert, TV’ Mr.Wizard’, as one of his Top 100 from his famous ‘Watch Mr.Wizard’ TV series which ran from 1951 to 1965 on National Television. During that period the Press named him ‘America’s Favorite Science Teacher’.
While his television fame recognized him as a National Science presenter, General Electric hired him as their Science Reporter
introducing GE’s new technology advances in their commercials during the TV Series ‘GE Theater,’ with Ronald Reagan as their host.
During the 1960s Mr.Wizard created 8 Films featuring Pulitzer Prize Scientists titled ‘Experiment’ presented by Don Herbert, TV’s Mr.Wizard.
He later created and starred in the Nickelodeon Series ‘Mr.Wizard’s World’ which ran for 78 episodes from 1983 to 1991. You can see those episodes and clips on our Official Mr.Wizard’s World Channel on UA-cam!
After Mr.Wizard’s World, he created 293 ninety-second Science & Technology Reports in the late 1980s. Check these out on our channel.
Mr.Wizard’s ‘Teacher to Teacher Series' became Don’s last creation in 1991 when he created 50 films featuring American Science Teachers in their classrooms. They were chosen because of the amazing success they had with their students learning curve through a ‘hands-on’ approach to grade school science in the classroom.
Mr.Wizard was a frequent guest at the Annual National Science Teachers Association conventions around the country.
Mr.Wizard Studios, over the years, had received grants and support from the National Science Foundation and General Motors for his Excellence in Science Education. Don received commendations from Presidents Ronald Reagan & Bill Clinton for his contribution to Science Education in America. Emmy Nominations and a Peabody Award are among his hundreds of science awards for a career that spanned 60 years and is still ‘edutaining’ moving forward, thanks to his family & Mr.Wizard Studios, Inc. keeping his legacy alive.
In 2014 The Mr.Wizard Archives were accepted into the permanent collection of the Smithsonian’s Museum of American History in Washing, D.C.
The Family of Mr.Wizard carries on his legacy by posting his many science-related shows to further the interest in learning science the ‘hands-on’ way!
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I never knew Mr. Wizard did this way back in 1963. I love the way he kept on cutting her off, it saved a lot of time and made it funny.
Actually goes all the way back to 1951. Some of the 1950's episodes are here on UA-cam. In the 1950's and 1960's, these were broadcast live, so Mr. Wizard had to keep thing moving according to a tight script. Really quite an amazing feat.
I loved Mr Wizard as a kid, back in the 80s/early 90s. It’s awesome to see these older episodes.
Thanks for watching, Cynthia!
@@MrWizardStudios Thank you for posting them!!!
Thanks to this show I always had jars of Rock Candy always in rotation in my mom's cupboards.
Also made me Mr KnowItAll in class when this came up in school.
As an 80s kid, this makes my heart happy! I had no idea he's been around this long. Love Mr. Wizard!
My goodness. What a sweet child
Is there a way for laypeople to buy naphthalene (old school mothballs) any more?