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Being the parent of a teenager can feel like holding a fragile heart in your hands. The teen years are a time of enormous change, not just physically but emotionally and socially too. Teens are figuring out who they are, navigating school pressures, forming new friendships, and managing big feelings in a world that’s constantly […]
Read MoreAll week long, we have immersed ourselves in all things Inside Out! And what a week it’s been! Disney’s Pixar movie, Inside Out, personifies five main emotions and shows how they drive our behavior and influence the choices we make. Sometimes those emotions can get the better of us and can cloud our judgment – […]
Read MoreSadness is the second manifestation of Riley’s emotions to come to life in the movie Inside Out. All of Riley’s memories are stored in colored orbs which are then sent into “storage” at the end of each waking day. All of the most important memories (“core memories”) are kept in “headquarters” to fuel 5 Personality […]
Read MoreHere is a fun game using the emotions from Disney Pixar’s Inside Out.
Read MoreSince we are dedicating our week to Disney Pixar’s Inside Out and we are focusing on our emotions, I wanted to do a craft that involved memories and how they make us feel. See how to take your pictures and craft them into memory balls your family will enjoy talking about.
Read MoreMomee Friends and Speech Discoveries have teamed up to bring you a fun way to interact with your little ones and talk about your emotions. Speech Discoveries is seen with my four-year-old daughter teaching her how to do sign language.
Read MoreEarlier this Summer, Disney released what some are calling its most successful Pixar movie, “Inside Out”. The movie touches upon many important topics like family and friends, growing up and coming of age, emotions and feelings, and is presented in such an inventive way that children can easily learn about feelings, and how they affect […]
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