Great Kids Movies

In our house we’re big Disney fans, and recently Disney released some wonderful titles. I’ve been popping them in after Kai gets home from school. It’s a nice relaxing break from her day at school. image

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey’s Adventures in Wonderland is one of Kai’s recent favorites. If your children are Mickey fans they will love their latest adventure. Mickey and his pals play croquet and navigate giant mazes. Help them along as they must find the clubhouse before Daisy’s big party.

Bonus Materials Include; Goofy Goes Goofy bonus episode and activities for children of all ages. easily use the remote to play age appropriate games.

Check out this clip.

Another great movie and afternoon favorite is the Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your Dreams.image This movie follows the classic Disney Princess characters Jasmine and Aurora. Plus during this movie you’ll get a sneak speak at Disney’s newest princess from Princess and the Frog

This movie follows Jasmine and Aurora as they go on an adventure and find the power in believing in yourself. I love the message this movie sends, and Kai loves the classic Disney music throughout.

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Lastly the ever so adorable and household favorite Little Einstein’s go on and all new adventure in Fire Truck Rockets Blastoff.   This DVD contains a collection of four episodes.

Fire Truck Rocket
Melody the Music Pet
Carmine’s Big Race
Mr. Penguin’s Ice Cream Adventure

You can also watch this movie on “magic Mission Mode” which is really cute. With two different modes for different ages. They ask questions and play along the way. Kaila loved this!

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I have one copy of each movie to give away. (Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your Dreams, Little Einstein’s Fire Truck Rockets Blastoff, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey’s Adventures in Wonderland )

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Comments

  1. Anne Taylor says:
  2. Jennifer Jozwiak says:

    We play on the swingset

  3. Gianna says:

    Making snacks :)

  4. dawn says:

    We relax for about a half hour, do homework then go outside to swim.

  5. Carol Lawrence says:

    I like to participate in activities that will keep my grandkids busy and active after school.

  6. Richie Cooper says:

    I’m a huge Disney fan. Most of my family is though. These movies will be great for the family.

  7. sandra says:

    we’re big fans of puzzles

  8. DanV says:

    One after school activity for us is bringing out our sand and water table

  9. Christine says:
  10. kerri r says:

    We do a nature walk on the way home and look for items that begin with the letter they learned that day

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    after school activitys,we like to play basketball while the weather is nice

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  13. Veronica Garrett says:

    I love to bake cookies or brownies with my granddaughter.

  14. Jen M says:

    We like to create! I try to always have at least one craft project ready to go in the afternoons (see http://www.funfamilytips.com where I store most of the ideas!) so we can relax and create together.

  15. Janet says:

    I heart to bake cookies and make crafts.

  16. MaryBeth I says:

    after homework my kids like to play with the next door neighbor. once it starts getting colder we will be looking for more indoor activities.

  17. Chrysa says:

    In cold weather, simply “baking” like making rice krispy treats is fun.

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    We love swimming lessons!

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  24. Laura DeLuca says:
  25. Be active with the program before, during and after viewing. Do hands-on activities. Ask questions; role play; introduce or extend the program by reading a book. Create art projects by drawing, painting or making books. Encourage participation: dance, move to the music, talk back to the screen and its characters. Visit museums, neighborhood stores and parks.

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