Details
Languages
English
Grade
Kindergarten, Pre-K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, Adult Ed, Higher Ed
Resource Type
Activities, Interactives, Movie Guides
Product
Digital
Pages
3 Pages
Subject
History/Social Studies, Science, Social Emotional
Standard
Behavior and Skills, CASEL Social Emotional Learning Competencies, Next Generation Science Standards
Description
This set of Editable Film Questions includes:
✓ Film Information + Trailer
✓ 23 Critical Comprehension Questions arranged in chronological order
See description of film below for major themes:
Food, Inc. unveils some of the sombre practices underpinning the American food industry, exploring how corporations place profits before consumer health, worker safety and the environment. This documentary argues that industrial production methods are not only inhumane, but they are also unsustainable from an economic and environmental standpoint.
Filmmaker Robert Kenner visits farms and slaughterhouses and witnesses first-hand the disturbing conditions that prevail, such as chickens being grown so fast that they are unable walk properly, cows eating feed laced with chemicals, and workers risking their own safety to ensure that these products are made cheaply for the market. He also interviews various players in the industry including CEOs, advocates, authors and lobbyists.
For many people, the ideal meal is convenient, low-cost and delicious. Food, Inc. looks into the true cost of putting price and convenience over nutritional and environmental considerations, presenting the findings in a way that is engaging, informative and accessible to all.
✓ Film Information + Trailer
✓ 23 Critical Comprehension Questions arranged in chronological order
See description of film below for major themes:
Food, Inc. unveils some of the sombre practices underpinning the American food industry, exploring how corporations place profits before consumer health, worker safety and the environment. This documentary argues that industrial production methods are not only inhumane, but they are also unsustainable from an economic and environmental standpoint.
Filmmaker Robert Kenner visits farms and slaughterhouses and witnesses first-hand the disturbing conditions that prevail, such as chickens being grown so fast that they are unable walk properly, cows eating feed laced with chemicals, and workers risking their own safety to ensure that these products are made cheaply for the market. He also interviews various players in the industry including CEOs, advocates, authors and lobbyists.
For many people, the ideal meal is convenient, low-cost and delicious. Food, Inc. looks into the true cost of putting price and convenience over nutritional and environmental considerations, presenting the findings in a way that is engaging, informative and accessible to all.
This set of Editable Film Questions includes: ✓ Film Information + Trailer ✓ 23 Critical Comprehension Questions arranged in chronological order See description of film below for major themes: Food, Inc. unveils some of the sombre practices underpinning the American... more
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