20+ Spring movies for kids

1. Charlotte’s Web 1973
   
2. Tinker Bell movies especially the first one
3. The Lorax
4. Curious George swings into Spring
5. Strawberry Shortcake especially Springtime for Strawberry Shortcake
6. The Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown
7. Bambi
8. The Secret Garden
9. The Smurfs
10. Chicken Little
11. The Turtouise and the Hare
12. Winnie the Pooh especially Springtime with Roo 2006
13. The Easter Bunny is coming to town
14. Snow White
15. Thumbelina
16. FernGuly
17. FernGuly 2
18. Epic
19. Sleeping Beauty
20. Brave
21. Wall*E
22. Eloise in Springtime
23. Rainbow Bright
24. Care Bear
25. Open Season 2

Spring Activities

1. Go on a picnic.
2. Have a tea party.
3. Fly a kite.
4. Go Sunflower and Strawberry picking.
5. Plant some flowers, in a pot or in the ground.
6. Decorate Easter eggs.
7. Make an Easter egg hunt.
8. Participate in Spring clean up day.
9. Plant a butterfly garden.
10. Make personalized garden stones.
11. Hang up wind chimes or wind mobiles.
12. Make a wind chime or wind mobile.
13. Visit a botanical garden or a nature preserve.  You can even go on a nature trail.
14. Blow bubbles.
15. Decorate or assemble a bird house.
16. Go on an air balloon ride.
17. Make an air balloon or a kite.
18. Make an Easter basket.
19. Paint or hang up sun catchers.
20. Make fairy homes.
21. Make a floral crown.
22. Go for a walk and pick some wildflowers.
23. While on a walk, take the time to stop and smell the roses.

25+ Winter activities

There are plenty of things to do this holiday season.  Winter time can be cold and frustrating but here are a few activities tat will turn that frozen frown upside down.

1. Have a snowball fight.
2. Build a snowman.
3. Paint in the snow with food coloring.
4. Go sledding.
5. Donate a gift or food at a local charity.
6. Volunteer at a soup kitchen.
7. Make a snow angel.
8. Catch snowflakes on your tongue.
9. Drink a cup of hot cocoa.
10.  Sit by the roaring fire.
11. Drink eggnog.
12. Bake sweet treats.
13. Collect pine cones and you can decorate them when you’re done.
14. Go ice skating.
15. Go skiing.
16. Decorate a gingerbread house.
17. Make a gingerbread men cookies.
18. Listen to Holiday music.
19. Go driving around to see the Christmas lights, or a walk around the neighborhood at night.
20. Make or put up a wreath.
21. Put up lights to make the mood bright and cheery.
22. Listen to carolers or be part of a caroling group.
23. Go snowboarding.
24. Decorate an ornament.
25. Play ice hockey.
26. Make stew or chili.
27. Build an igloo or a fort with the snow.
28. Roast marshmallows in the fire.  You can make tasty smores if you prefer.
29. Play a board game.

50+ Winter, Christmas & New Year movies for kids

1. Santa Clause (1,2,&3)
2. Babes in Toyland
3. The Littlest Angel
4. Santa Clause is Coming to Town
5. The Year without a Santa Clause
6. Christmas Carole the Movie
7. Frosty’s Winter Wonderland
8. The Snowman
9. Ice Age (1,2& 3)
10. Grandma got Run over by a Reindeer
11. Rudolph
12. Frozen
13. Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer
14. Rudolph the Movie
15. All I want for Christmass
16. Disney’s A Christmas Carole
17. Miracle on 34th street
18. “Dr. Seuss” How the Grinch stole Christmas the movie
19. How the Grinch Stole Christmas the animated film
20. A Christmas Story
21. Home Alone the series (1-5)
22. A Charlie Brown Christmas
23. Tinkerbell:  Secret of the Wings
24. Alvin and the Chipmunk: A Chipmunk Christmas
25. The Polar Express
26. Arthur Christmas
27. Jingle allk the Way
28. One Magic Christmas
29. Merry Madagascar
30. Frosty the Snowman
31. Santa Buddies
32. The Christmas Toy
33. The Little Drummer Boy
34. Jack Frost
35. A Muppet’s Family Christmas
36. Toys
37. How the Toys saved Christmas
38. Elf
39. The Muppet’s Christmas Carol
40. Prep and Landing
41. A Christmas Carol
42. The Tangerine Bear:  Home in time for Christmas
43. White Christmas
44. It’s a Wonderful Life
45. Mickey’s Magical Christmas
46. Twas the Night before Christmas
47. Winnie the Pooh and Christmas too
48. Shrek the Halls
49. Olive, the other Reindeer
50. Niko 1 & 2
51. Charlie Brown Christmas Tales
52. Charlie Brown: I want a dog For Christmas

For New Year:

• Rudolph’s Shiny New Year
• Nestor the long-eared Christmas donkey
• Happy New Year, Charlie Brown

25+ Autumn movies for kids

This is a small comprised list of the best movies for kids to watch during Autumn.  They set the mood and some are perfect for Thanksgiving as well.

1. Tinkerbell and the Lost Treasures
2. The Little Rascals
3. Denis the Menace
4. Charlie Brown Thanksgiving
5. Mouse on the Mayflower
6. How to Eat Fried Worms
7. Alvin and the Chipmunks: Alvin’s Thanksgiving Celebration
8. Bambi
9. Fox and the Hound
10. The Mayflower Voyagers
11. Winnie the Pooh’s-Seasons of Giving
12. Pocahontas
13. Squanto: A Warriors Tale
14. One Special Night
15. Molly’s Pilgrim
16. The Rugrats Thanksgiving
17. Garfield’s Thanksgiving
18. Care Bear Give Thanks
19. Charlotte’s Web 2006
20. Babe
21. Open Season (1,2,&3)
22. Mirror Mirror
23. Snow White

Halloween Games

D.I.Y. Halloween

I love everything about Fall.  This year I want to have a Harvest festival.  I have a list of games and activities to do with the kids.  Hope you guys enjoy!

1. Pumpkin painting:  For all the little ones and the not so little ones.  Now that you have finished picking out your pumpkins from the pumpkin patch, you can paint the pumpkins.  All you need is paint to either paint on a face instead of carving one out or you can paint on any Halloween theme like a moon or a cat.
2. Harvest Bowl:  Draw ghost faces on the toilet paper with a black marker and use a small pumpkin to use as the ball.  Roll it to knock down the toilet paper rolls.  Try stacking some to make it more fun.
3. Pin the nose on a jack-o-lantern or Pin the tail on the cat .
4. Bobbing for apples.

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Cities to visit during Halloween

D.I.Y. Halloween

1. Salem, Masachussetts:  They turn it spooky every year around Halloween.  Experience Salem’s dark history and take a walk back in time on the candle lit Witch Trial Trail.  Participate in the histroric Hawthrone Hotel for its Annual Halloween Costume Ball and check out the Festival of the Dead.
2. Transylvania and Bran, Romania:  You can visit Bran Castle, where  Dracula is said to have lived. As well as areas like Poenari Castle and Hunyad Castle that were associated with Vlad the Implaer in the 15th century.
3. New Orleans,Louisiana:  With a history of Voodoo worship, and the above ground cemeteries it is spooky indeed.  You can take aSpirit Tourtraveling through the cemeteries and a haunted neighborhood.  There are also voodoo shops that are still in use today.
4. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada:  One of the most actively haunted places in Canada, The Bytown Museum has reported 6 ghosts known…

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