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Blackfish: Film Guide

Blackfish
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Blackfish © MAGNOLIA PICTURES ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Ages

16+

Duration

Short (1-4 activities)

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A film guide that looks at Blackfish (2013), an eye-opening documentary about the treatment of marine animals at the American theme park Seaworld. This guide is useful for exploring topics including Science and Geography in addition to highlighting themes surrounding life & death, ethics and aquatic life.

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Blackfish Film Guide

A short PowerPoint of activities focusing on Blackfish

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  • Geography
  • Physical
  • Biology
  • Science

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