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Day 28 - *Pixar Week* Magical Moments Inspired by WALL-E

Day 28 - This week we are going to feature amazing movies brought to us by Pixar. These movies are always filled with emotional story lines that make you laugh, almost always cry, and feel emotions like no other movies can.

Today's Magical Moments are inspired by the movie WALL-E. This movie is a stunning representation of what could happen if we take for granted mother nature and don't consider the ramifications for technology's impact on our life. Enjoy these activities and watch WALL-E on Disney Plus Today.




Wall-E DIY Costumes

Make Your Own WALL-E

Robot Puppets

Make Your Own Robot

Footprint Robot

Shape Robot Craft

Roll a Robot Game

Robot Marshmallow Snack

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