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Lights, Camera, Lessons: The Educational Value of Family-Friendly Films like The Wild Robot | 318

 

Join us as we dive into the world of family-friendly filmmaking with author and educator Sherri Seligson. Discover how her journey from homeschooling to curriculum writing led her to the heart of Hollywood’s family-friendly movie scene. Learn about the exciting new film “The Wild Robot” and how it’s inspiring families across the country. We’ll also explore the importance of supporting family-friendly content and the impact it can have on our children’s values. 

About the Guest:

Sherri Seligson is a 21-year homeschool veteran, M.Ed., and marine biologist. She has authored several Apologia middle and high school science courses and their instructional video courses, the new Wonders of the Ocean Realm elementary book, and more. An international conference speaker, Sherri encourages moms and teaches families the value and adventure of studying God’s creation. 

Key Takeaways:

  • Good stories can have a powerful impact on family relationships and character development. 
  • Family-friendly movies provide an opportunity for shared experiences and meaningful conversations. 
  • The Wild Robot movie and activity book offer a fun and educational way to engage with the story and explore academic subjects. 
  • Homeschoolers can support family-friendly films by attending the premiere and showing that there is a demand for quality content. 

Podcast Sponsor:

We’ve got a GREAT movie for your family coming out Sept 27th. From DreamWorks Animation and Universal Pictures The Wild Robot is an enchanting story of friendship, motherhood and what brings us together. And even better they created a homeschool specific weeklong curriculum with educational activities for all ages. You can download it FREE HERE and get a special discount off tickets as well! So make plans now to visit theaters on September 27th for a film you won’t want to miss! 

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