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For Educators
A documentary that turns a science lesson into an argument students want to have. Free to stream, with a workbook to go with it.
Three ways to show it
Rubber Jellyfish is available to educators at no cost. Pick whichever route suits your school’s setup.
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ClickView
The film is on ClickView, the educational streaming service for schools, in Australia, New Zealand and the UK. Schools that do not already subscribe can take a one-month trial.
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Stream it from this site
Educational institutions are welcome to stream the full or reduced-length version straight from the Watch page or from YouTube. No licence or permission needed.
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Request a download
If your network blocks streaming, ask us for a complimentary high-resolution download of either version and play it locally.
Free resource
The teacher workbook
A free PDF workbook to use alongside the film. It contains:
- Background information on balloons, sea turtles and marine debris
- Worksheets for use during and after the screening
- An activism-through-creative-writing exercise
- A hands-on biodegradability experiment
- A literature review of the published research
Ask the filmmaker
Q&A and speaking appearances
Carly Wilson is sometimes available for video Q&A sessions with classes that have watched the film, and for public speaking appearances. Get in touch with your dates and we will see what is possible.
Before the lesson
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Prepare the science
The sourced facts, the studies and the biodegradability claim, with links to the primary research.
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Show them it worked
Three balloon-release bans and two company-wide bans, each traceable to a screening.