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Amazing Animated

ANIMALSCelebrate Disney’s legacy of memorable animated animal characters, including the King of them all, THE LION KING.

1937SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS Snow White’s Forest Friends and the Queen’s Raven

1940 PINOCCHIO Jiminy Cricket, Cleo and Figaro

1940 FANTASIAHyacinth Hippo, Ben Ali Gator, Madame Upanova and many more

1941 DUMBODumbo and Timothy Mouse

1942 BAMBI Bambi, Thumper and the forest animals

1949 THE ADVENTURES OF ICHABOD AND MR. TOAD J. Thaddeus Toad, Rat, Mole andAngus MacBadger

1950 CINDERELLAGus, Jaq and Lucifer

1951 ALICE IN WONDERLAND Cheshire Cat, The White Rabbit and many more

1953 PETER PANNana

1955 LADY AND THE TRAMPLady, Tramp, all their dog friends and Si & Am

1959 SLEEPING BEAUTYSamson and Diablo

1961 101 DALMATIANSPongo, Perdita and the pups

1963 THE SWORD IN THE STONEArchimedes

1967 THE JUNGLE BOOKBagheera, King Louie, Kaa and Baloo

1970 THE ARISTOCATSThomas O’Malley, Duchess, Berlioz, Toulouse and Marie.

1973 ROBIN HOOD Robin, Maid Marian and friends

1977 THE RESCUERSBianca and Bernard

1981 THE FOX AND THE HOUNDTod and Copper

1986 THE GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVEBasil, Dr. Dawson and friends

1988 OLIVER & COMPANYOliver and the gang

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1989 THE LITTLE MERMAIDFlounder, Sebastianand friends

1991 BEAUTY AND THE BEASTPhilippe

1992 ALADDIN Abu, Rajah and Iago

1994 THE LION KINGSimba, Timon, Pumbaa and the animals of the Pridelands

1995 POCAHONTASMeeko & Flit

1996 THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAMEDjali

1997 HERCULESPegasus

1999 TARZAN Kala, Kerchak, Tantor and Terk

2001 THE EMPEROR’S NEW GROOVEKuzco (as a Llama)

2003 BROTHER BEAR Kenai, Koda, Rutt and Tuke

2004 HOME ON THE RANGE Maggie, Mrs. Caloway, Grace and their barnyard friends

2005 CHICKEN LITTLEChicken Little and his friends

2007 MEET THE ROBINSONS Tiny the T-Rex

2008 BOLT Mittens & Rhino

2009 PRINCESS AND THE FROGTiana and Prince Naveen (as frogs), Louis and Ray

2010 TANGLEDMaximus and Pascal

2011 WINNIE THE POOHWinnie The Pooh, Tigger and Friends ofthe 100 Acre Wood

2012 BRAVEAngus, Queen Elinor, Hamish, Hubert and Harris (as bears)

2013FROZENSwen

2015THE GOOD DINOSAUR Arlo and his dinosaur family and friends

2016ZOOTOPIAJudy Hopps, Nick Wilde and every resident of Zootopia

2016FINDING DORYDory, Hank, Marlin, Nemo and their many ocean friends

2016MOANA Pua and Heihei

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Which lion paw print does not match the others?

PAW MATCH

SCRAMBLERUnscramble the names of the characters below

SUN SPOTS Take turns with a friend drawing straight lines to connect two sun spots horizontally or vertically. If your line completes a box, write the first letter of your name inside of it.• Each completed sun spot box = 1 point.• A completed character box = 3 points.• The one with the most points at the end wins!

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SUN SPOTS Take turns with a friend drawing straight lines to connect two sun spots horizontally or vertically. If your line completes a box, write the first letter of your name inside of it.

• Each completed sun spot box = 1 point.• A completed character box = 3 points.• The one with the most points at the end wins!

Which lion paw print does not match the others?

MATCHING

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SCRAMBLERUnscramble the names of the characters below

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Animal fun facts

Did you know that almost half of all mammal species in the world are rodents? It’s true! Learn more fun animal fact below!

HOOFED Animals

CATS

BIRDS

PRIMATES

RODENTS

• Pigs, boars, hippos, camels, deer, giraffes, antelopes and many other hoofed animals all have a horny hoof on each toe which is used for gripping the ground.

• The tallest hoofed mammal is the giraffe which can be 19 feet tall.• The heaviest hoofed animal is the African hippopotamus which can

weigh about 10000 pounds.• Studies have shown that pigs are as smart as dogs -- they’ve been

taught to fetch, sit and do many of the tricks that dogs can do.

• Cats have excellent vision which helps them as expert hunters. They are usually very quiet when pursuing their prey.

• Only big cats roar. Little cats purr.• The largest wild cat is the Siberian

Tiger -- from head to tail they can measure more than 10 feet and weigh more than 600 pounds.

• Cats have hairy tails and rough tongues that they use to clean their fur.

• There are about 230 species of primates.

• Monkeys and apes have families or larger groups called ‘troops,’ and often behave like people.

• Primates have developed behaviors that let them live almost anywhere -- from the semi-desert areas of Africa to the cold mountains of Asia.

• Monkeys and apes have hands that can grab. They have eyes that face forward allowing them to see precise distances.

• Birds are the only animals on earth to have feathers which grow

out of their skin.• Wing feathers help birds fly, tail feathers help them turn, and they also help to

control a bird’s body temperature.• Birds migrate great distances every year in

response to changes in their environment and weather.

• Scientists believe that birds may have evolved from dinosaurs.

• Birds use their beaks to do the important jobs of collecting food and eating.

• Almost half of all mammal species are rodents.

• There are over 1700 different kinds of rodents including squirrels, mice and meerkats.

• Rodents are nature’s collectors, foresters and builders.

• The smallest rodent is a Pygmy Mouse of Central America which is only 1 inch long and weighs only 7 grams.

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Step 1:• Start with a circle – the starting point

of his head• Draw a curved peanut shape underneath

the circle to define his body• From his back, draw a line down to

define his frame

Step 2:• From the front of his body, draw a line

down to define the rest of his frame

Step 3:• To define Timon’s arms and body, draw a

line straight out from between the circle and peanut shape

• Add a line to define the other arm along side your first arm

• Draw a small box underneath to define the hair under Timon’s front arm. Do the same on his back arm, but offset it slightly

• Move down to create his tail, by drawing a long arched line out from the lowest corner of his body frame

Step 4:• To define Timon’s head, squash the

shape of the circle slightly by giving it a gentle diamond shape

• Draw a circle for his nose in the lower left portion of the gentle diamond shape

• Add the smile lines for Timon’s mouth

• Create Timon’s eyes by drawing two oval shapes above the nose. Don’t forget to add his pupils

Step 5:• To add Timon’s hand, create a small

angled box at the end of the lines for his arms

• Don’t forget to add Timon’s fingers at the end of the box, but remember he’s got a big Grub in his hands

• To add the grub, draw a big round, squishy shape with the head above Timon’s hand and the round body extending below

• Add Timon’s feet but starting at the lower corner of his body frame and add a curved line for his leg and a straight line for the bottom of his foot. Repeat this on the other side of his body frame

• Fill in his legs by drawing a line off of the tummy area and connect down to the bottom of his feet

• Add long triangle shapes to define his feet

Step 6:• To define Timon’s face, add his eyebrows

by working off of the eye circles• Soften the shape of Timon’s face by

adding a slight cheek line to the left side of his face

• Fill in his nose and don’t forget the bit of glare to his shiny nose

• Add 3 or 4 hairs along the upper right side of his head, making the shapes different lengths

• Add his ears by following along your original circle line, dropping down below his head in half circles on both sides. Don’t forget to draw the inside part

• Define his arms by adding hanging hair lines to the lower portion

• Define Timon’s toes and give a bit more volume to his back

Step 7:• Add the stripes to his back – just a few• Define his tail a bit more buy shading-in

the upper tip• Shade-in Timon’s toes• Finish off Timon’s tasty grub by adding

in the eyes & fangs for the mouth then add a line down the lower portion to define its body.

FINISH UP! Go back and erase the lines that helpedyou shape the character. Then, darken thelines you want to show. Congratulations on drawing Timon!

how to draw

timon


My Drawing of timon


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Cranberries AlmondsApricots Mango

CoconutBlueberries Yogurt Raisins

Apples

Pumpkin Seeds

Suggested Ingredients:

Instructions:

Pumbaa & Timon’,s’”

Hakuna MatAtaTrail Mix

STEP 1: PICK YOUR INGREDIENTSCollect four of your favorite dried fruit and nuts to include

in your trail mix. See suggestions above.

STEP 2: ADD IT UPPour 4 oz. of each ingredient into a large clean bowl.

STEP 3: MIX IT UPYou want each handful of trail mix to include a little of each

ingredient so mix your ingredients well.

STEP 4: SAMPLE AND ADJUST Taste your mix and adjust your recipe

until it’s just right.

STEP 5: PACK IT UP TO GOFill a small bag or container with your

trail mix and you’re all set to go!

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Hakuna Matata Harp

Zazu’s Kazoos

Nala’s Log Drum

Create your own musical instruments from items

found on your next backyard safari!

Simba’s Safari Shakers

Join in the safari sounds of the Pridelands with

Rafiki’s Rhythm Ramble

Rafiki’s Water Xylophone!

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3 empty cans A can opener

Strong tapeClear tape

A large sheet of paper

1. Remove the lids on both ends of the empty cans.

2. Tape the cans together to form a long log shape.

3. Have an adult help you to cut open the large paper bag into a flat sheet.

4. Measure the width of your can log and cut the paper into the same width, making sure that it’s large enough to cover the circumference of your log drum.

5. Draw and color the paper using crayons and markers. Create whatever patterns and designs you would like -- maybe draw a wood grain design onto the brown

paper to make it look like a real log.

6. Roll your paper design around the can log and use clear tape to secure it in place.

7. Use two pencils, sticks or spoons to strike the log drum to create your own jungle rhythms! Set your log drum on the floor or various surfaces to experiment with the different sound qualities you can produce with your drum!

Nala’s log drum

You will need:

instructions:

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ADULT SUPERVISION REQUIRED

1. Fill each container with some of your filler item.

2. Replace the lid, hold the top closed and shake.

3. Note the different sound qualities that each filler item creates when shaken.

4. Adjust the amount and type of filler until you are satisfied with the sound.

5. Seal your container with glue (or tape).

6. Decorate your shakers and shake-shake-shake.

simba’s safari shakers

CONTAINERS: spice jars, plastic eggs, baby food jars...

FILLERS: rice, dried beans, dried corn kernels, sand...

DECORATION: construction paper, markers, pens, crayons... scissors and glue (or tape)

You will need:

instructions:

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ShoeboxRubber bandsScissorsGlue

Decorating tools:crayons, markers, paint, paper, glitter, etc.

1. Remove the lid from your shoebox.

3. Decorate your construction paper with whatever patterns and designs you want using your decoration tools.

4. Glue (or tape) your decorated papers to the inside and outside of your box.

4. Extend the various widths of rubber bands around the outside of the box and arrange them next to each other from thickest to thinnest.

5. Pluck individual strings or strum them altogether and you now have your very own shoebox harp!

hakuna matata harp

You will need:

instructions:

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zazu’s kazoos

A toilet tissue or paper towel tube

Wax paperRubber band

ScissorsPencil or pen

You will need:


1. Have an adult help you to cut the wax paper into a circle that is larger than the end of your cardboard tube.

2. Put the cut circle over the end of the tube and smooth it out. Hold it in place with the rubber band. Be sure to keep it smooth and tight around the outer edge of your tube.

3. With the pencil or pen, twist a hole into the tub just below the rubber band.

4. To play your kazoo, hold the open end of the tube to your mouth and hum or sing into it. You just might have to pucker your lips a bit.

instructions:

Bzzzzz!

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Drinking Glasses, Bottles and/or Jars

WaterTwo Pencils, Spoons or Sticks

rafiki’s water xylophone

You will need:

instructions:1. Fill the glass containers with various levels of water.

2. Experiment by gently tapping the side of the container with your mallets.

3. Notice the differences in the sounds – some are higher, some are lower – the more water you have the

lower the pitch. With less water, the pitch is higher.

TRY THIS » Arrange them in order from

lowest to highest and adjust your water levels to create a musical scale.

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simbas safari maze

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Help Simba and Nala on their journey through the winding maze.

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