Jamie Really Liked to Eat
Jamie Really Likes to Eat shows the life of a young boy living on a homestead around 1830 and how many pioneer parents depended on their children to help them gather and prepare the family's food. Jamie fishes, plucks ducks, and traps rabbits. He helps his mother churn butter, collect eggs and bake bread. Children can compare the food Jamie eats with the food they eat - some of it the same, like buckwheat pancakes and blueberry muffins, and some of it different, like rabbit stew and duck pie.
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Jamie Really Liked to Eat, Jocelyn Rehder, provided by the National Film Board of Canada
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directorJocelyn Rehder
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scriptJocelyn Rehder
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producerFloyd Elliott
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executive producerDouglas MacDonald
