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VideoThis thought-provoking video is ideal for stimulating discussion and debate about the way we rear animals for food in Britain today. The movie follows four teenagers with very differing views, as they ask hard-hitting questions about meat. Where does it come from? What is eating it doing to us, the animals and the environment? They uncover the facts that everyone who eats meat should know. Celebrity interviews, animations, vox pops and funky music provide some lighter moments amongst footage filmed down on the farm, at market and slaughter. Not just another depressing campaign film, Eat This! is both educational and entertaining. Available free to teachers, in VHS video and DVD formats, this film is supplied with a pocket-sized teachers' notes booklet containing background information on the issues covered. Video duration 20 minutes.
Student activitiesProduced to accompany the Eat This! video and designed for use with KS4 students, this 72 page A4 size Student Activities booklet contains a comprehensive package of eleven work units. Each structured lesson plan contains teachers' notes, plus photocopiable student worksheets and factsheets. Most of the work units are designed for 60 minutes lessons, although some will fit 30 minute slots. The pack contains a range of activities for students including small group and whole class discussion, role-play, analysing persuasive media, planning campaigns and designing leaflets. The Eat This! video and Student Activity booklet cover KS4 National Curriculum targets in Citizenship and English, and are also suitable for use in PSHE, Religious Studies, General Studies and Media Studies. Both are available free from the Animal Aid Education Department.
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