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To really talk more about emotions with the kids after watching the movie, you can check out our free printable Emotions Sorting Activity! It’s simple, but the kids still loved it. Emotions Door Hanger (super cute & actually really great for kids sharing their emotions!)įor more coloring pages and printable activity pages (including the free printable Memory Card game, be sure to click on the cute Activity Pages button below!.Train of Thought Board Game (
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To access the activities, just click any of the links below to download the activity or coloring page of your choice! You could even print off & laminate a set of the Emotions Memory Cards for a little Christmas stocking stuffer!
But really, we love everything about the movie & special features! It makes for a perfect family movie night!Īnd for that family movie night (or for a fun Inside Out party), we’ve got some great Inside Out printable activity sheets and coloring pages! They’re sure to not only keep kids entertained, but many of them are a great way to get kids talking about emotions. LAVA is one of my very favorite shorts of all time, so I love having it on the DVD. The short-film LAVA on the the DVD along with Riley’s First Date (which is super funny) as part of the special features on the DVD.
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I imagine they’ll find it less confusing than their parents, and even if some of the more heady stuff goes right over their, well, heads, there’s always the Imaginary Friend-part elephant, part cat, all pink-to enjoy while the parents give each other a side-glance of recognition.Disney-Pixar’s Inside Out is now out on Blu-Ray/DVD so you can get in touch your favorite Emotions anytime! If you haven’t seen it yet, this one is a MUST own! We absolutely love it! You can read our full review here -> Disney-Pixar’s Inside Out Movie Review). It’ll be interesting to see how young kids react. At times, you ache to put the brakes on the chaos, but still Pixar manages to do what it does best, turning the everyday rough and smooth of childhood experience into a thoughtful, inventive adventure, full of lurid and strange imagery yet still totally appropriate. We leave the subconscious ('where they take all the troublemakers') too quickly, and then it’s on to the Dream Department, where we see the day’s memories being adapted into drama.
Blink and you’ll miss a character saying, “These facts and opinions look so similar,” when passing boxes marked FACTS and OPINIONS. There’s too much to sponge up in one viewing. Check out the tour section on to find the show closest to you. Following the world premiere there will be over 40 premiere events worldwide leading up to the DVD + BluRay and iTunes release on December 1st, 2011.
We watch each of them fight for control over Riley’s life, and when Joy and Sadness go AWOL from their psychological HQ, we take a tour of some crazy mental byways, including the Abstract Thinking Department, where Joy and Sadness briefly become 2D characters and then, momentarily, one-color squiggles. The world premiere of From the Inside Out will take place Thursday October 27th in Whistler BC.
Disgust gives great sneer, while Anger is red, squat and prone to shooting fire out of his head. But the real drama goes on in Riley’s head, where we meet Joy (Amy Poehler), Fear (Bill Hader), Anger (Lewis Black), Disgust (Mindy Kaling) and Sadness (Phyllis Smith), each of them sharing a physicality to match their temperament. It’s a simple story, featuring a new school and nervous parents. Pixar fans will be in seventh heaven with the film’s bold thinking-and kids will be straining to listen to imaginary voices in their heads-after diving into the mind of Riley, an 11-year-old girl whose tiny world is turned upside down when she moves from Minnesota to San Francisco with her mom and dad. It’s all in the mind in Pixar’s latest, a delightful, frenetic, near-experimental animated film from the makers of 'Up' and 'Toy Story'.
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