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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.
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2 ppt
Film Details
Year
2011
Duration
26 minutes
Genres
Animation, Comedy, Family, Short Films
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
A sprinkling of Christmas magic comes to the Ice Age gang. When Sid breaks Manny’s special Christmas rock he tells him that he will be placed on Santa’s naughty list. Upset that he won’t get any presents Sid sets off to find Santa to explain why he shouldn’t be on the list. Taking Manny’s daughter Peaches with him and bumping into Prancer a flying reindeer on the way this is Christmas the chaotic ice age way. Also includes the short film Scrat’s Continental Crack Up.
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