Exploring "Art and Culture" is amazing
as we learn so much together!
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(to start from the beginning)
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Our theater experiences are limited, but there is
absolutely nothing stopping us from enjoying
the films we love with
the people we love
while in
the comfort of our own...
homes
cars
backyards
Gather your loved ones, pull out the blankets, and prepare
for an "in-home" family movie experience everyone can enjoy
COCO
Children cannot sit through an entire movie?
No worries...
hit the drive-in!
Paramount Drive-in Theatres
Back at home set up an interactive display with
snacks and developmentally appropriate activities
"We may have our differences, but
nothing's more important than family"
(re) introduce...
"Day of the Dead"
a traditional Mexican holiday
as a time to celebrate family
-honor loved ones who have passed
-introduce young children to family history and heritage
-remember those who matter most to us
the underlying message is love, grace
(restoration), and perseverance
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Movie Sleepover
Gather your blankets and pillows
build a fort, and cozy up to watch
Inside Out
as characters
Anger, Fear, Joy, Sadness, Disgust
show how each play an important part
in our growth and development
laugh...
cry...
talk about it...
this movie has so many layers (and is perfect)
for starting a conversation about feelings
"Take her to the moon for me Joy"
(same part gets me every time!)
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and finally...
Who says "family movie night"
has to be at night?
Consider...
"Brunch and a Movie"
instead!
w/
The Little Prince
"It is only with the heart that one can see rightly.
What is essential is invisible to the eye."
-The Little Prince
Take time to play
pay attention
open your eyes
(and see)
exactly who/what
matters most to you
