5–11
Medium (5-11 activities)
England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales
What does The Natural World mean to you? Is it just dogs, cats, lions, tigers, dolphins and other animals? Or do you think of habitats like the desert, the jungle and the ocean? Maybe environmental issues immediately spring to mind, from the impact of single-use plastics to unpredictable weather patterns.
However you view The Natural World, we can all agree that there is a diverse, extraordinary world out there to be explored but also cared for. The films in this strand are key to opening up discussions about The Natural World that exists around us.
There is an accompanying Film Literacy Activities pack available to download which contains worksheets referred to in the Powerpoint presentation.
This pack contains worksheets for film literacy activities for your club.
Size: 1.66 MB
A PowerPoint presentation of activities and teacher's notes.
Size: 6.23 MB
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