Salmah checks out Tooth Fairy
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Tooth Fairy
Why it’s cool!
This is one of my favourite movies because it helped me to not be afraid of losing my teeth. The movie was so funny that I’ve watched it like 100 times (almost).
I also like to play hockey with my 3-year-old cousin, who LOVES hockey so much that he sleeps with a hockey stick at night.
The characters in the movie are very funny. I especially like the main character, Dereck Thompson (also known as The Tooth Fairy). I’ve also seen him on WWE RAW with my dad. He also likes “The Rock” a lot.
Is it entertaining, educational or a little of both?
The movie Tooth Fairy is more entertaining than educational. It is a “fairy tale” with lots of things that are not real. Some funny things that are not real are: (1) amnesia dust, (2) invisible spray, and (3) shrinking paste. The main lesson in the movie is about the importance of dreams and believing in yourself.
Salmah’s bio
Age: 6
Role Model: Grade 1 Teacher, Andria Lepcha
Favourite School Subject: Math and Gym
Media Interests:
- iPhone applications (Dr. Seuss, Fruit Ninja, Barbie I Can Be, Angry Birds, Cut the Rope)
- Websites (Starfall, Club Penguin, Crayola, Moshi Monsters)
- Computer applications (Tux Paint, Skype, VLC player)
- Books (The Missing Piece, Green Eggs & Ham, Pinkalicious, Robert Munsch books)
- Movies (The Tooth Fairy, Tangled, Alvin & the Chipmunks, Despicable Me, Tinkerbell and the Great Fairy Rescue)
- TV (Treehouse/YTV, Sesame Street, Sponge Bob, Mister Maker, Amazing Race, Project Runway, Raptors TV)
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- Salmah checks out Cut the Rope by Chillingo Ltd.
- Salmah checks out The Missing Piece by Shel Silverstein
- Salmah checks out Moshi Monsters
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