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Ice Age: Survive & Thrive with Buck Wild
Take students aged 6-11 on a learning adventure through science, English/literacy, PSHE and art and design.
8 pdf
2 ppt
Film Details
Year
2012
Duration
93 minutes
Genres
Animation
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
The loveable prehistoric friends return for a fourth fun adventure, and this time their problems are truly earth-shattering. The planet’s land mass is breaking up and drifting apart, forming the different continents we know today and separating Manny from his family. The moody mammoth, tough tiger and silly sloth have faced danger before, but can they triumph over adversity one more time? The by-now expected mix of slapstick, sight gags (and in-jokes for the grown-ups) should make this latest instalment as popular as the others.
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