In this activity, children will calculate how many hours of computing time were needed to make Toy Story.
The Making of Toy Story
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This huge printable book is full of cross-curricular physical science activities and worksheets. Students will study movies in detail and learn all about the life and work of Thomas Edison, across all subject areas.
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