I am a man of great potential, of freedom and courage, of the ability to express my love for nature. I am...beast.
Tuesday, 2 February 2021
Looney Tunes Webtoons
This is one of the Looney Tunes webtoons I saw when I was a kid, where Daffy and Porky try not to distract each other while watching a film at the cinema. There's another one, where Porky eats rock candy and goes to see Daffy, and another where Bugs Bunny discovers a room that's a land made entirely of carrots. I've yet to search them up, but I've found one of them, named 'Multiplex Mallard'.
While you're enjoying the video, you can prepare a few cinema snacks of your own - hot dogs and popcorns always provide a chewy treat, and if you've got candy, you can pretend it's cinema snacks.
Stanley's Birthday
Last Saturday, it was Stanley's birthday, and oh boy, did he celebrate. Join in with him in this clip on the CBBC website:
Or, you can make a cake for Stanley:
Share A Smile
Since CBBC and Comic Relief have made their 'Share A Smile' campaign, I've found my own ideas on how to spread happiness, kindness and laughs of your own!
- Bake some cupcakes. You could make some red velvet cupcakes, or chocolate, or vanilla, or these cute Paw Patrol cupcakes.
- Write a My Little Pony episode from the point of view of Fluttershy, the pony of kindness.
- Create random pieces of art to spread kindness across your neighbourhood.
- Write a letter to the friends you miss most about the funniest thing you've seen or done during lockdown.
- Bake this cute Share Bear cake, or a version with Pinkie Pie.
- Write a card thanking your friends or members of your family for supporting you throughout life. There are lots of DIY birthday cards you can make at home - or just add Fluttershy or your favourite TV character on it!
- Make a kindness tree.
- Take the Happiness Happens writing challenge, or just find some creative writing prompts themed around kindness.
- Via Zoom, you could show your family members or friends how much you love them by showing them cards and drawings you have done, or you could play a game. You could do some Disney Charades, or read your favourite book together - a Little Tiger book or something you've cherished will do the world of good.
- If you've collected stones large and small from the beach, you can create some kindness rocks to show the ones you love that kindness, well, 'rocks'!
- Recycle old Christmas crackers to make them 'Red Nose Day Crackers' and use these Bluey cracker jokes as perfect examples of what's going inside them, or just make up your own.
- Make those mystery message cards from Blue Peter, or these Peter Pan Neverland Cookies, or these Blue Peter Cooking Club cookies.
- Do a dance to silly music, or your favourite piece of music. You can do it with friends and family via Zoom! Some examples include the Teletubbies Good Morning song, or this selection of Sesame Street songs, or Joe Hall with his song 'Loose Change'.
- Or take a selfie of yourself showing a great big smile. Really show those teeth!
Nookie Bitesize - My Little Pony Magical Small World & Max's Mudpie Cake
Today we're delving into Equestria to make a magical world for your little ponies. If you happen to have some on your bookshelf at home, like me with Rainbow Dash and Sunset Shimmer, then that's alright if disabled adults viewing this blog can make it too - as long as they have the right ingredients.
And then, since today we're facing another round of Step Up To The Plate, I thought today we'd do a recipe themed around Max & Ruby - Max's Mudpie Cake! You'll be grossing out and delighting the bunnies in your family before anyone younger than 3 can scream "Mudpie!" You've seen Max's mud pie cake many times in episodes like 'Max's Worm Cake' and 'Bunny Cakes', but now's the time to make a Mudpie Cake for real! Just not with real worms and mud, 'cause that might spread germs.
Find more Max & Ruby recipes on their website:
FUN FACT: Did you know Max & Ruby and My Little Pony aired on the same TV channel - Treehouse TV - over in Canada? I knew. Find out more on Treehouse's official website:
Monday, 1 February 2021
YAASSSS!!
Which one shall I like apart from all the episodes that'll appear on Disney+ next week? If I see them before anyone else in the UK does, it means different names - but names are names, and games are the Heelers' way to promote a tech-free family life...which means, I love Bluey!!!
Nookie Bitesize - Monchichi Banana Splits & Garden Tales Nature Scavenger Hunt
Celebrate the arrival of new series on CBeebies and Tiny Pop with these fun activities!
First, in celebration of new episodes of Monchichi, serve up any Monchichi's favourite ice cream - a banana split!
Or find some printable activities on the Monchichis portion of the Tiny Pop website.
For those of you excited about CBeebies' new nature series Garden Tales, which is a perfect example of what happens when CBeebies makes Meet The Hedgehogs instead of Channel 5 (watch it here), there's a nature scavenger hunt you can accomplish right here in your own backyard.
Watch Garden Tales on iPlayer:
Sunday, 31 January 2021
Tom & Jerry Meet Sherlock Holmes Crafts
A new Tom & Jerry adventure is airing on CBBC this evening - Tom & Jerry Meet Sherlock Holmes! To celebrate, I've found some cool yet extremely boring Sherlock Holmes-inspired crafts. If you don't find them boring and want to be a historic literature yourself, that's find by me.
Everyone's Preparing
Guess what? A new series of Bluey is premiering on Disney+ at last! Now we'll be able to see Bluey and her family experience deja vu at the dinner table, Rusty and Jack learn about deployment, and Bingo's epic space voyage - all not seen on British TV before!
Everyone's preparing...
If you don't own Disney+, then too bad, but if you do, head there on the 12th of February to see the new adventures of Bluey!
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