Here’s a couple of free printable connect the dots pages.
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ALL things fun!
Here’s a couple of free printable connect the dots pages.
Enjoy! And have an excellent week đ
FREE DOWNLOAD:Â BAT CONNECT
FREE DOWNLOAD:Â PUMPKIN & GHOST CONNECT
Also check out our other ACTIVITY PAGES!
I do love classic Winnie the Pooh quotes (Iâve attached a few for you here) but I have to admit that Iâm not the only one. My entire family and I tend to curse in âPoohâ.
âOh, bother!â, âStuff and fluff!â and âSilly old Bearâ are common phrases used in our house as a response to just about everything âstubbing oneâs toe, messing up, or having a bad hair day.
But I say âTiddely Pomâ and âHa!â to anyone who doesnât understand the power of Pooh in lifeâs critical moments! Perhaps thereâs a better way of expressing oneself but âas Pooh has said himself, âperhaps there isnâtâ.
And really, I think Pooh would approve of my familyâs unorthodox expletives. After all, it was Pooh who pointed out that âIt is more fun to talk with someone who doesn’t use long, difficult words but rather short, easy words like “What about lunch?â (or oh bother, stuff and fluff, tiddely pom and ha!).
 It could be worse; we could be cursing in âSpongebobâ;
âOh, Barnacleâ
âHoly Shrimp!â
âTartar Sauce!â
However, despite the fact that these expletives donât have the wisdom of a Pooh, they are short, easy words. And a couple of them could describe lunch⌠đ
It seems that Disney/Pixar has finally perfected the image of the strong independent Princess in their new animated film, Brave. Why do I say that? Well⌠this time she doesnât actually have a PRINCE!
Donât misunderstand – there are princes in this story but none of them are equal to this enigmatic Princess. Part way into the film Princess Merida is fed up with watching her very âunsuitableâ suitors compete for her hand, so, she sneaks into the archery competition herself and proclaims, âI am Merida, and Iâll be shooting for my own hand!â. And much to the chagrin of her parents â she wins!
I am embarrassed to admit that this was the first movie my kids and I have ever seen in 3D whew â pretty exciting stuff for our little rural town! (Which also explains why I’m quite behind the times in writing about this movie too… hah! Things take a bit longer to get to our wee theatre.) đ Seriously though⌠delightful movie! Plenty of scenes to make you and your children giggle and the story-line especially pleased me. It was entirely unexpected – Iâm applauding Disney/Pixar for taking a little of the predictability out of their newest fairy tale.
~ Micheline đ
Hey, itâs Hannah again, I thought Iâd just share a bit about a song and a movie, both of which I really like . . .
I was with a friend a while ago and we were just sort of sitting around, and she decided to show me a song on YouTube by one of her favourite singers. I said okay, and she brought it up for me. I couldnât believe it! The song was amazing, the singer was amazing! đ
In the background, behind the singer there was an entire choir, and a whole group of musicians as well. They had violins, cellos, trumpets, the whole sha-bang. But as the music started so did scenes from a new movie that was out in theatres, âSnow White and the Huntsman.â
The song fit so well with the scenes, the song was called, âBreath of Lifeâ by: Florence + the Machine. She had been asked to make a song for the movie. I loved it so much I watched the video, then re-watched it, and re-watched it, (I swear I broke the repeat button) and eventually bought the song on iTunes! đ
My Mom wondered why I liked the song so much, and I showed her the video, after it was over she said, âWe should watch that movie!â So we looked up on the internet if it was out, and the very next evening we were sitting in the theatre waiting for âSnow White and the Huntsmanâ to begin. I was so excited! After watching that music video fifty times I was finally going to find out what the movie was about!
It was a really really good movie. I loved the action, the fight scenes, the creatures, and the dwarves!! The storyline was great, and the evil queen was actually pretty cool. The huntsman was really good with an axe, and Snow White learned a bit about fighting from him.
At the end credits they played, âBreath of Lifeâ. . . I actually started to sing a long! đ If it werenât for that song I would never have gotten to see the movie, it was actually the song that inspired Mom and I to go. And Iâm so glad we did!!
You can watch the music video and movie trailer at the link I attached above. Who knows? Maybe after watching it you may want to see the movie too, I say go for it!! I would re-watch it again if I “had” to. đ
~ Hannah
P.S. Please check out my other previous posts here in this category > By Kids for Kids