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Peter Rabbit: Film Guide

Peter Rabbit
Peter Rabbit
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Ages

7–11

Duration

Short (1-4 activities)

A film guide that looks at Peter Rabbit (2018), a comedy family film based on Beatrix Potter's popular book series about a small rabbit who sneaks into a farmer's garden.This guide is useful for exploring topics including English and Literacy in addition to highlighting themes surrounding family and friendships, British cinema, literature and adaptations, animals and the natural world.

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Peter Rabbit Film Guide

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