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Do a bit of unscrambling of alphabets to figure out the answers in this puzzle. “He’s small, mechanical and loves collecting old things. All alone, he collected waste till the day he met the machine of his dreams and fell in love.” To find out who we are talking about, first unscramble the names of some of the best children’s movies. Then rearrange the alphabets to get your answer!

HET ZARIWD FO ZO ___________________
Hint: A little girl got transported from Kansas to a magical land where she met this man.
TTAALLROUIE _______________
Hint: This mouse had the run of the family kitchen, to everyone’s shock.
EHT NILO GINK ________________________
Hint: A little cub that grew up to be the leader of the jungle.
TEH TILETL RIDAMEM _________________
Hint: She left her submarine home to marry an earthly Prince.
GINNDIF MOEN __________________
Hint: A clownfish goes on an unexpected journey.

Answers: The Wizard of Oz, Ratatouille, The Lion King, The Little Mermaid, Finding Nemo

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

One of the most delightful stories of famous children’s author Roald Dahl, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, is a must read for people of all ages.

The story of a poor boy named Charlie venturing on a wonderful adventure with his grandfather into Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory will keep you absorbed from the beginning to the end. The wonderful variety of candy portrayed in the book and Dahl’s appropriate vocabulary will keep you absorbed. The movie version of the book brings alive the dark brown chocolate river, gobstoppers and oompa-loompas!

Publisher: Puffin Books

Moms ’n Dads

Plan a family movie night. How about Fridays? Gather as a family in the living room at a specified time with lots of popcorn and chilled lime juice. Prop up plenty of cushions and pillows so anyone can doze off if they wish.

Choose a movie that everyone will enjoy. Or take turns choosing the movie every Friday.

Switch off most lights to create a cinema environment.

Go for movies based on story books that the family owns. They will be a visual treat for those who have read the book.

Don’t forget to discuss the movie the next day! And discuss the best movie to view the following week.

This weekly family movie will soon become an event to which all will look forward.

 

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