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The Big Knights: Film Guide

The Big Knights
The Big Knights
The Big Knights © INDEPENDENT CINEMA OFFICE

Ages

5–11

Duration

Short (1-4 activities)

A Film Guide that looks at The Big Knights.

This guide is useful for exploring topics including Literacy and Art and Design, in addition to highlighting themes surrounding travel and exploration, scientists and inventors, storytelling, folk and fairy tales and British Cinema.

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The Big Knights Film Guide

A short .pdf of activities focusing on The Big Knights (1999).

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  • Literacy
  • Art and Design

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