Family and children’s films that deliver more than clichéd and tired good-versus-evil dichotomies laden with gender role stereotypes, gratuitous violence, and the subtle hypersexualization of young girls are hard to come by. If you are as fed up with the formulaic plot driven junk churned out for children by American cinema as I am, check [...]
the magic of totoro
April 6th, 2011
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Tags: art · film · parenting · world culture
woodward’s “thought of you”
December 14th, 2010
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Stumbled upon this short animated film by Ryan Woodward recently. It’s a beautiful 3 minutes and 4 seconds if you’ve got the time to spare. In this two-dimensional narrative of movement, Woodward offers us a glimpse at the fleeting nature of our relationships as we touch, dance, and let go. The musical score is called [...]
Tags: art · dancing · film · music · video
think! create! and the wgccm 3000
November 19th, 2010
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Today Aidan spent the morning engaged in a Think! activity. Think! is something we were introduced to last year but we kind of forgot about until this morning when Aidan found one of The WGCCM 3000his past projects and then decided he wanted a challenge. Think! activities are challenges that encourage kids (and even adults) [...]
Tags: art · family fun · learning
