ACTF News
March 3rd 2017
Share:

content

Little Lunch Scripts Available on iTunes

In a development that will excite students and teachers alike, Little Lunch scripts are now available to download! 

A great new resource for fans of the TV show, Little Lunch: The Scripts (Episodes 1-3), Little Lunch: The Scripts (Episodes 4-6) and Little Lunch: The Scripts (Episodes 7-9) are now available from iTunes. The books feature hilarious dialogue, still images, and video clips from the mockumentary comedy series, as well as Mitch Vane’s immediately recognisable illustrations.

The scripts relate to a range of learning areas and capabilities in the Australian Curriculum, including Drama, English, Media Arts, Literacy and ICT Capability. They are available to download with iBooks on Macs or iOS devices. 

See also:

March 3rd 2025

Screen stories to share with your class for International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. These screen stories about change-making Australian girls and women will help primary and secondary teachers explore this year’s theme: Accelerate Action.

February 19th 2025

Mischief meets Mission Impossible as Knee High Spies goes into production

An ambitious new children’s series featuring state-of-the-art puppets, animatronics, VFX and live-action performances has begun filming in Melbourne, brought to life by a team of some of Australia’s most experienced kids’ TV creators.

February 18th 2025

Stan and the Australian Children’s Television Foundation announce Whale Shark Jack

Stan and the ACTF have announced the second family feature film to be made as part of their landmark partnership, Whale Shark Jack, is currently in production in Western Australia.

December 3rd 2024

Our top 5 education resources for 2024

Are you mapping out your lesson plans for the new school year? We’re here to help!

December 3rd 2024

Virtual workshops to watch with your primary class

The ACTF delivers fun and engaging virtual learning events, supporting students to learn about how screen stories are told. We’ve rounded up eight of our past workshops which are now available on demand.

Search ACTF

No results