We are at the age in our house the my little 4 year old has started lying to keep himself out of trouble. So when we were approached to review The Snow Queen Magic of the Ice Mirror, I thought this would be a good learning movie for my little guy.
This was a follow up to film The Snow Queen, this film is a very nicely animated and enjoyable for all ages. Your child will learn the lessons of confronting the consequences of telling lies and celebrating the value of friendship. If you have a child at home that is getting into a lying stage I would highly recommend it.
Synopsis:
After celebrating their victory over the Snow Queen, Gerda and Orm have given their fellow trolls a taste of freedom. But when Orm gets a cold-hard reality check, they slip into another perilous journey and must protect the world from eternal winter.
The Snow Queen Magic of the Ice Mirror is available for purchase on iTunes November 3rd.
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i was in grade one and could print.. I wrote letters and numbers all over a wall and lied and blamed my brother..But he was almost 2 years younger and could not print yet so of course my mom knew it was me..I remember realizing my lie was wrong and learned my lesson! Still remember this to this day!
Wow, that’s hard. I’m not sure DD lies very much, but when she does it’s usually really obvious like ‘who left their dirty clothes on the floor?’ ‘it must have been Twilight Sparkle’.
My daughter decided to lie to her friends about what she got for Christmas one year. She learned quickly not to lie when they came for a visit. She was very embarrassed.
Fortunately my daughter didn’t go through the lying phase. The odd time I was worried I had caught her in a lie but she was quick to add, “Just kidding!” She has a good sense of humour and she was just trying to trick me. She may hide things as opposed to outright lying. Still some lessons to be learned in time. 🙂
We haven’t been through any lying with our kids yet. It will be a learning experience for all of us when it does occur.
I tell our girls that the truth always comes out and it has right away several times so our daughter is convinced!! 🙂
I tell the cautionary tale of Pinocchio so the children do not lie!
that it always comes back to bite you in the butt
I won’t share specifics but when the teacher and another parent got involved…things got real and she realized the error of her ways (or should I say lies)!
My daughter lied about her mark on an exam… but was quick to learn that mom would find out eventually
My little guy found some money in my wallet and then stashed it in his room where his older sister found it. He told me it had always been there which of course it wasn’t. It was actually quite cute when my daughter explained how she had accidentally stolen something in preschool and how wrong stealing is. He just wanted to increase his piggy bank and felt really sorry afterwards.
The other morning my grandson was lying about if he had breakfast and his Dad had to tell him there would be not hunting on the weekend if he didn’t tell the truth.
My daughter lies about what happens during her day at daycare, it is a constant struggle!
my daughter lies about sneaking candy and food to other kids at her school when you are not allowed to share food at all due to allergies.
My daughter tried lying to me by saying she was given her homework on a certain day and the homework had a different date that it was given. She definitely learned lesson not to lie to me after she was grounded!
Ds learned that telling lies was not a good thing after he kept saying he didn’t eat in his room and we found rotting food hidden with his toys. He now understands that food needs to stay in the common areas where we can clean up once we’re done. He also knows now that he doesn’t need to hide food; it’s for all of us and he’s welcome to eat whenever he’s hungry.