Mickey’s PhilharMagic
Mickey's PhilharMagic is a 4D attraction that combines charming storytelling with state-of-the-art technology, offering guests an immersive experience through some of Disney's most beloved animated films. Set in a theatre with classic Disney characters like Donald Duck, guests can expect a dazzling musical journey featuring iconic songs and scenes from movies such as "The Little Mermaid" and "Aladdin." As the show unfolds, vibrant visuals, 3D effects, and sensory elements such as wind, water, and scents create a multi-dimensional experience that captivates audiences of all ages.
The attraction serves as a bridge connecting various Disney films, allowing guests to relive cherished moments while introducing younger audience members to classic stories. Additionally, Mickey's PhilharMagic provides learning opportunities that encourage audience engagement with storytelling techniques, the importance of music in film, and the animation process. By showcasing the artistry behind Disney films, the attraction not only entertains but also inspires creativity and an appreciation for the rich tapestry of Disney's storytelling legacy.
Pre-K and Kindergarten
Identify Senses: Practice identifying your sense of sight in the Magic Kingdom in this free printable. Drawing something you see can profoundly enhance your understanding of your sense of sight by encouraging active observation and engagement with the world around you. When you translate what you see onto paper, you are compelled to notice intricate details such as shapes, colors, shadows, and textures that may otherwise go unnoticed. This process sharpens your visual perception and cultivates a deeper awareness of how light interacts with various surfaces. Furthermore, drawing fosters an appreciation for spatial relationships and proportions, reinforcing the connection between sight and interpretation. As you reflect on your creations, you not only strengthen your artistic skills but also gain insights into how your eyes and brain process visual information, ultimately enriching your overall sensory experience.
Learning About Our Senses: Sight, smell, taste, hearing, and touch—our five senses teach us about our world. Beloved author-illustrator Aliki’s simple, engaging text and colorful artwork show young readers how they use their senses to smell a rose or play with a puppy. Then, explore your senses while learning colors and shapes with this fun sensory kit: perfect for fine motor skills! Teaching children about our senses is crucial for their overall development, as it enhances their ability to interact with and interpret the world around them. By understanding how their senses work, children can improve their observational skills, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence. Incorporating sensory games into their learning provides a hands-on approach that makes these concepts tangible and fun. Such games encourage exploration and experimentation, allowing children to discover the properties of different materials, smells, sounds, and textures. Additionally, sensory play fosters creativity and cognitive growth, as children learn to categorize and make connections between their experiences. By prioritizing sensory education, we equip children with the tools they need to navigate their environment confidently and empathetically.
Lower and Upper Elementary
Nonsense: You know what your senses are, now learn about nonsense in this free printable. In Dan Gutman's book "Officer Spence Makes No Sense," children are introduced to a whimsical narrative that combines humor with educational elements. Through the story, young readers learn about the importance of logical reasoning and critical thinking. The character of Officer Spence, who engages in a series of nonsensical situations, encourages children to question and analyze what they read, fostering a love for problem-solving. Additionally, the playful language and engaging scenarios promote vocabulary development and comprehension skills. As children follow Officer Spence's adventures, they not only enjoy a humorous tale but also gain insights into the value of making sense of the world around them, enhancing their ability to interpret language and context.
Middle School
Senses Aligned: Check out how our senses work together in The Ultimate Magic Kingdom Workbook. But first, watch the video below!
