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Monday, 7 December 2020

Facebook Drama!

We Bare Bears On CBBC?!

Yes, it's officially confirmed, We Bare Bears is airing on the home of Scream Street. In case We Bare Bears pops up on the 17th of December portion of the schedule - whether it'll air after Blue Peter's Christmas show - I'll do a series of segments called We Bare Bears Underwear, where the bears try to get the simple things in life like drinking cartons of apple and orange juice, throwing a tantrum in the supermarket, watching TV or other stuff like that. I'll keep a look out on Wednesdays and Sundays, and I'll inform you with a blog post then! Until this time comes, 'bear' it in mind!

There's Lots Of Snacks That You Can Make At Home...

Going to the shops can be very tricky during these times...but that's okay, there's lots of snacks from the store that you can make at home...

Check out more gourmet ideas for you and your little one in the 'Fancy Restaurant/Romantic Evening' section of Loose Part's 50 Days Of Bluey:

IT'S NOT FAIR!!!

Things aren't going my way to - see, I told you - today. Mistakes when I'm writing, loud noises, everything acts like they hate me. IT'S NOT FAIR!!! Luckily, I found this story that expresses how I feel about today - Llama Llama Shopping Drama. Have a look:
Find out more about Llama Llama on the Netflix website:

Videos I Saw At Grandma's Today

Hold Your Own Frosty Frolics Day

Now that you've seen Frosty Frolics Day, why don't you host a Frosty Frolics Day of your own? Click the link below to get started on some Winter-themed fun projects that require paint, paper and pens:

To refresh yourself, make some ice cream-related recipes for afters:

Countdown To Christmas Day 7 - Lion Guard Activites

I know I'm turning away from other Disney Junior properties because of Bluey, but check out these Unbungalievable activities to keep the spirit of the Pride Lands in you and your child's hearts and become part of the Circle Of Life!

Sunday, 6 December 2020

If You Give A CBBC Star A Cookie...

...he or she is going to want a glass of milk to go with it, especially Danger Mouse. If you give him a cookie, then he'll ask you to play this quiz on the CBBC website:

And if you watch If You Give A Mouse A Cookie on Amazon...what do you think will happen next?

Bouncing Horses

In Madagascar 3, we saw a background event of the three horses (seen above) bouncing on trampolines. You can create the experience at home with unicorn themed crafts and fun activities to do on the trampoline - that is, if it isn't cold outside....

My Diary - 30th November-6th December

30th November
Grandma had gone to hospital, and I enjoyed my pizza delivery (sausage rolls) at last!

1st December


Today I'm going to make a card featuring Dig to thank the hospital workers.

2nd December
I am so looking forward to Christmas this year, I'll be free!

3rd December

I wrote some stories for the children at the hospital.

4th December
I fell fast asleep and woke with a rumbly tummy and a dry throat.

5th December
I gave the hospital my short stories for the children's ward.

6th December




I thought up I.B.F.Fs: A New Generation, a perfect revival to I.B.F.Fs.

I.B.F.Fs: A New Generation

Remember Watch With Mother: The Next Generation? It was next in the Watch With Mother line of videos, except with new characters like The Herbs and Mary, Mungo & Midge. Well, for I.B.F.Fs, since Strange Hill High is taken off the air and I'm focusing on other things on CBeebies (except that acid trip Tik Tak) I present to you an idea I thought up while on the way to the hospital, based on my love for the five shows I took a liking to this year: I.B.F.Fs: A New Generation.




The 'New Generation' stories take a different turn from the original and follow the adventures of a young Sybil - that's me - and my friends Luke, Resus, Cleo, Luella, Six, Love Monster, Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny, Dog, Pug, Bluey, Bingo, Nothing, Hover and Feather as we live together in a friendly neighbourhood which is 'just near where you live'. We have adventures both in the town and in the rainforest where Nothing and her pride live, learning about accepting culture, friendship and diversity all while navigating the joys, fun and softness life can bring. Each of these stories is based on a Bluey episode and the alternate name I've given them, and some stories focus on African and Australian culture and homelands, as shown through the eyes of my friends Nothing and Bluey. Some stories had us playing tricks on the adults or following old folklore, mainly Sharptongue's folk tales. This'll replace The 'Hood for now because since we've entered the 2020's, it's a new generation for CBBC, CBeebies, ABC in Australia, Disney Junior and TribbleOfDoom, and since Scream Street, My Pride, Bluey, Love Monster and Dog Loves Books are my favourite series, I'll make them with my own perfect hands. Don't worry if I can't do the old I.B.F.Fs stories, I'll still do them as if Mitchell, Becky and Templeton are still with me - and I still have things to remember them by!

Look out for I.B.F.Fs: A New Generation stories next year!

Countdown To Christmas Day 6 - Writing Letters To Any Kind Of Friend

It's all about writing letters today, so I'd recommend you print out the Christmas letter templates and start writing letters to anyone you like - family members, friends, favourite characters on TV, etc.. Examples of friends you could write to include Luke, Resus, Cleo, Love Monster, Dog, Pug, Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny, Bluey, Bingo, Nothing, Hover, Feather, Esme and Roy, plus lots of other characters you'd expect to see on childrens' TV these days. Print out the letter templates and get writing!
https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/t-tp-6090-christmas-letter-writing-template

Saturday, 5 December 2020

Things I'm Looking Forward To On CBeebies This Christmas

Sharing is caring, especially at Christmas!
You know how CBeebies is hosting that pyjama party this Christmas in celebration of their show 'Christmas In Storyland'? Well, you can host your own pyjama party by yourself with your TV friends from CBeebies AND CBBC at home by clicking the link to this nifty puppet theatre and colour-in elf hat activity and pancake recipe I found:

I'm celebrating Christmas in my own unique and cosy way this year - and every year if I have the chance - with my favourite things about what's to come this year: The Grumpus, Jody In Wonderland, Mouse & Mole At Christmas Time, Mimi & The Mountain Dragon and of course my Christmas tradition, Horrid Henry's Christmas Cracker. I wish this could happen every year, but check out my warm-hearted Christmas-related blog posts this month, including Countdown To Christmas, various activity-related posts and my brand new Scream Street Christmas Bites! When it comes to yuletide, I'm in for the ride!