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Movie night tickets: family night, classroom film, snack coupons

Movie night tickets — a sheet of six cinema tickets with a popcorn bucket on each, "MOVIE NIGHT" across the top and blank fields for film, time and seat, a retro cinema ticket print with a film-strip edge and bold marquee capitals
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Reading 1Family night
Reading 2Classroom film
Reading 3Snack coupons

Families and classrooms hold a movie night at home or at school and hand out tickets and snack coupons to feel like a cinema. Each sheet has blank fields for the film, time and seat, with popcorn and film-reel motifs. The nine pictures show a family night, a classroom film and snack coupons, in a retro cinema print, a cheerful popcorn design and a dark starry-night ticket. Type a different film or theme and the sheet follows.

  • a family movie night at home
  • a classroom film day
  • a birthday sleepover movie
  • snack coupons for popcorn and sweets

Frequently asked questions

Do the tickets name a film?
No. The film, time and seat are blank fields, so you write in the film you are showing. Type a theme such as superhero night and the design is drawn for that request.
What comes on the snack coupon sheet?
The snack design pairs tickets with small coupons for popcorn, a drink and a sweet, each with a dashed cut line.
What is the difference between the three styles?
Retro cinema is red, cream and black with a film-strip edge. Popcorn fun is red and white stripes with yellow and clapperboard icons. Night sky is midnight blue with silver and gold.

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