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Charlotte's Web: Film Guide

Charlotte's Web
Charlotte's Web
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Ages

5–11

Duration

Short (1-4 activities)

A film guide that looks at Charlotte's Web (2006), an adaptation of the popular children's novel that captures the magic of a wonderful friendship between a pig and a spider. This film guide is useful for exploring topics includings English and PSHE in addition to highlighting themes surrounding family and friendship, life and death, health and wellbeing, books and plays, characters, animals, environment.

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Charlotte's Web Film Guide

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