As the summer comes to a close (can you believe it’s already that time?) and school begins to start up, there is no better time than now to remind your kids about the importance of friendship and forgiveness. While your little ones get ready to interact with new classmates VeggieTales can help you instill values in them that will last through all stages of their life.
Veggie Tales newest show, Celery Night Fever, will make your child laugh, dance and learn the importance of making friendships work by forgiving others just as God forgave us. This new DVD comes out on August 2nd! You can pre-order your copy now or you can enter the giveaway below. Or do both and giveaway one of the copies to a friend, if you win.
Watch as Laura Carrot and Junior Asparagus help the once popular Groovy Brothers band members learn how to work out their past differences in order to reunite and put on a concert in efforts to save Celery Park. Enjoy silly songs and old familiar characters as well as our newest character “Bruce Onion” featuring Terry Crews. This up beat and wholesome movie will teach an important lesson that can be carried out throughout your kid’s lifetime.
For fun recipes, crafts and activities related to Celery Night Fever visit VeggieTales.com. Nothing beats an afternoon full of crafts and laughs with your kids as you teach them the values of friendship. Whether you homeschool or send your kids off to school at a private or public school, this DVD will definitely help with the importance of learning about forgiveness.
See what my boys said about Celery Night Fever:
“Mom, this is my new favorite Veggie Tales movie!” – K (my 5 year old son)
“I laughed pretty much the entire time and think the movie was really good.” – J (my 8 year old son)
“Choo-Choo-Tise funny” (Veggie Tales is Funny) – E (my 2 year old)
Today, I’m excited to be giving away a copy of Celery Night Fever to one of you lucky folks! The movie comes out on August 2nd, but enter to win your copy today!
I tell them how important it is to forgive snd move on and not hold grudges.
We talk about how God forgives us when we make mistakes, so we should extend that same forgiveness to other people.
I do it first. They watch more than they listen.
I teach my kids forgiveness by leading by example.
My kiddos love VeggieTales! Before baby was born, we seen them live!
I lead by example, and I try to explain things in ways they understand
We model it for them. So many times I’ve had to ask their forgiveness.