LootCrate + Pixar = Pixar Limited Edition Series

Get ready to step into the world of Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story, The Incredibles, Up and more as Loot Crate celebrates the continuing legacy of Pixar with a series of 3 one-time-only limited-edition crates. Unbox the new Disney and Pixar Limited Edition Series and celebrate the magic of Pixar’s stories, films and characters with exclusive collectibles, apparel and gear you can’t find anywhere else!

For the first crate, Loot Crate opens the door to adventure with gear and collectibles from beloved films including Disney and Pixar’s Up, Wall-E, Monsters, Inc., The Incredibles and more.

Before this series of 3 one-time-only limited-edition crates sell out, be sure to order by September 30 at 9:00pm PST. Each Pixar crate costs $49.99 plus shipping and handling. Supplies are limited. The first crate is expected to ship in December 2020, with crates monthly thereafter.

Are you ready to make new friends with Toy Story 4? #giveaway

Disclaimer: The Fandads were provided with a review copy of Toy Story 4 in exchange for a review and giveaway. All thoughts, opinions, and laughter are our own. Ka-boom! 

When Toy Story 4 was announced, I am sure I was not the only one that thought, "How are they going to continue the story of these toys?" To be honest, I thought the same thing before Toy Story 3 and that movie had me in tears by the end. We won't give away too much about Toy Story 4 since we covered it here so we'll let the movie speak for itself and continue reading to see how you can win a Blu-ray copy of the movie or our prize pack which includes a digital code with a Forky Magnet.

Getting serious with TOY STORY THAT TIME FORGOT #giveaway

I always thought that the Toy Story films were a great metaphor for parenting. I have also used this metaphor for teaching, too. If we stick to the parenting metaphor we all know that we come across those parents who take things a little too serious.  You know who I am talking about, the ones that have everything scheduled to a tee or the ones that are too serious to play around with their kids.

Toy Story and Teaching

It's been over a week since my last day with my students and I didn't know how to share it with you.  If you remember from my previous post, I was not renewed for the following year and I haven't even told my students about it.

I decided that I would tell them on this day, but as soon as I arrived to school some students were asking me if what they heard was true.  I knew at that moment this was going to be a long day.