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Bugs Bunny Day
National Bugs Bunny Day is observed each year on April 30. Bugs Bunny is the famous cartoon character best remembered for his roles in Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies produced by Warner Bros. He is known for his popular catch phrase “What’s up, doc?” Bugs Bunny first appeared in a short film on April 30, 1938, and has since been enjoyed by millions of viewers*.
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Enjoy!
http://www.nationaldaycalendar.com/days-2/national-bugs-bunny-day-april-30/
Jungle Book Classic
With all of the “New” Jungle Book Movie buzz, I’m reminded of the Disney Classic, which is one of my all time favorites! Feel free to download the following coloring sheets.
Baloo Coloring Sheet
King Louie Coloring Sheet
Shere Khan Coloring Sheet
Kaa Coloring Sheet
King Louie Portrait Coloring Sheet 2
Hathi Jr.
Monkey Coloring Sheet
Bageera Coloring Sheet
Mowgli Coloring Sheet
Mowgli and Kaa Coloring Sheet
Enjoy!
Zootopia
Who else is excited about the launch of Zootopia? I know I am.
* http://www.comingsoon.net/movie/zootopia-2016#xrBqsew862zlJLQK.99
Valentines Coloring Fun
12 Days of Christmas Coloring Fun-Day 12
On the twelfth day: twelve Christmas lights craft
What you’ll need:
1. Glue
2. Scissors
3. Colors and/or markers
4. Yarn (or any string
like material)
How to make it:
1. Color light bulbs.
2. Cut out light bulbs.
3. Glue light bulb cutouts to yarn.
(Leave 3” of space between each light bulb cut out).
4. Now you’re done!
Enjoy!
Disney-Pixar Inside Out Coloring Pages
Pink Flamingo Day
Pink Flamingo Day was declared in 2007 by Dean Mazzaralla, the mayor of Leominster, MA to honour the work of Don Featherstone, creator of the plastic lawn flamingo.
Show your love for pink flamingos on Pink Flamingo Day! Decorate your front yard on June 23 each year with pink plastic flamingos in celebration. A minimum of four flamingos is required to have a decent size flock*.
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History Doodle: Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
48 years ago today, December 3, 1964, Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer 1st aired on TV.
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Enjoy!
Also below is an awesome reindeer craft!
Rudolph Paper Cup Craft
By: Amanda Formaro
Difficulty: Easy
Age: 6 and up
Parental supervision is recommended
space, space
RudolphWhat you’ll need:
- 1 plastic, paper, or foam drinking cup
- Brown and pink acrylic paint
- 2 3”-square pieces of tan felt
- 2 medium wiggle eyes
- 1 medium red pom pom
- 2 black chenille stems
- Strip of felt to fit the inside rim of your cup
- White craft glue
- Black marker
- Scissors
How to make it:
- Paint cup with brown paint and set aside to dry.
- When paint is dry, stand cup upright and glue two wiggle eyes on the front of the cup, about halfway down from the rim.
- Glue red pom pom on for the nose just above the bottom of the cup, centered under the eyes.
- Use scissors to carefully poke aslit in both sides of the cup where you want the ears to go.
- Roll one of the felt squares up like a cone; insert the pointed end into one of the slits on the cup. Repeat on other side. Secure felt to the cup with white craft glue.
- Bend each chenille stem in half. Form chenille ends into antlers by creating a couple of bends on each one.
- Glue strip on tan felt inside the rim of the cup, then immediately insert the antlers under the strip on each side. You may need to hold these in place for a few minutes until the glue grabs. You can also secure with clothespins.
- Dip your fingertip in pink paint and dab the excess off onto a paper towel. Dot pink on for cheeks.
- Use a black marker to draw on eyebrows.
Tips:
- To give this cup some weight, glue a washer to the bottom of the cup.
- Fill with wrapped candies and give as a gift.
- Substitutions: red glitter can be used instead of pom poms; brown felt can stand in for brown chenille.