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At Imagine Forest HQ, we love Winnie the Pooh! And to be honest, who doesn't? Winnie and his friends have taught generations of children many life lessons, such as to be caring, brave, patient and most importantly to be yourself. Since January 18 th marks the birthday of A.A Milne, Author of Winnie the Pooh books, we decided to spread our love of Winnie the Pooh through these wonderful writing prompts! These 7 Winnie the Pooh writing prompts are a perfect way to celebrate A.A. Milne's birthday and to encourage children to write.

Winnie the Pooh Writing Prompts:
1. Write about a time you were brave.
Here's a quote from Winnie the Pooh to inspire you: " You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think."
2. It's Christopher Robins birthday! Write and create your own birthday party invitation. What details will you include? Think about the theme, dress code, food, location and who you'll invite. 3. Winnie-the-Pooh Hunny poems. Can you write a poem using the word 'Hunny'? 4. Write a letter to your best friend. What do you like about them? What is your favourite memory? "If there ever comes a day when we can't be together, keep me in your heart, I'll stay there forever." 5. Write a guide to keeping your room clean. "One of the advantages of being disorganized is that one is always having surprising discoveries."
6. There are so many wonderful characters in the Winnie the Pooh books (Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin, Tigger, Piglet, Rabbit, Owl, Eeyore, Kango Roo etc.). Which one is your favourite and why?
7. Use the following quote from Winnie the Pooh, as a story starter. You can add your own characters or use the characters from the books. "Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart."
Your Thoughts on our Winnie the Pooh Writing Prompts?

What do you think of our Winnie the Pooh writing prompts? And do you have any more Winnie the Pooh activities? Let us know in the comments below.
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diemha July 12, 2021

Task description & scene summary

Watch the scene from Winnie the Pooh and answer following questions relating to the story.

Created using the vocabulary quiz generator of iSLCollective. Make your own quiz from any Youtube video in a few minutes.

Pooh came over to Rabbit's house for lunch only to find himself eating too much and stuck inside a hole. With the help of his friend he was freed again but is he?

Video length: 2 minutes 43 seconds

Copyright license: Creative Commons Attribution No Derivatives License

First published: 2021-07-12, 05:05:14 (GMT+1)

KIERAN DONAGHY ABOUT ISLCOLLECTIVE VIDEO QUIZZES:

"iSLCollective Interactive Video Quizzes are highly engaging and motivating multimodal texts for English language students to learn vocabulary and improve their listening skills. They are the perfect complement to the creative and innovative lesson plans on Film English."
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Creator ofFilmEnglish.com, a site with hundreds of high quality, free ESL/EFL lesson plans created around short films

Video quiz questions (printable)

1) Pooh was invited to whose house for lunch?

2) Until at last he said to rabbit in a rather ___ voice?

3) I must be going now, ___ Rabbit.

4) Why is Pooh stuck?

5) How long did Rabbit think Pooh was stuck for?

6) What did Rabbit turn Pooh's behind into?

7) What is Roo's surprise?

8) What animal is that?

9) What made the picture fall?

10) What miraculous thing happened?

11) How did they get Pooh out?

12) What was inside the tree?

13) What's the bad news?

KIERAN DONAGHY ABOUT ISLCOLLECTIVE VIDEO QUIZZES:

"iSLCollective Interactive Video Quizzes are highly engaging and motivating multimodal texts for English language students to learn vocabulary and improve their listening skills. They are the perfect complement to the creative and innovative lesson plans on Film English."
Kieran Donaghy,
Creator ofFilmEnglish.com, a site with hundreds of high quality, free ESL/EFL lesson plans created around short films

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Stuck at Rabbit's House - English ESL video lesson

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Home Video lessons Stuck at Rabbit's House diemha July 12, 2021 Watch the scene from Winnie the Pooh and answer following questions relating to the story. Created using the vocabulary quiz generator of iSLCollective. Make your own quiz from any Youtube video in a few minutes.

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The Mini Adventures of Winnie the Pooh: Stout and Round

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Indholdsbeskrivelse:
Æsels hale er forsvundet, Jacob er kidnappet af uhyret Hr. Straks og Plys og vennerne gør alt for at hjælpe. Peter Plys vil dog allerhelst bare have lidt honning.

Winnie the Pooh (Peter Plys) er navnet på den fiktive bjørn, som er hovedperson i den engelske forfatter A.A. Milnes klassiske børnebøger om dyrene i Hundredmeterskoven.
"Winnie the Pooh" er en tegnefilm baseret på en af hans mange bøger. Filmen giver mulighed for at eleverne kan se en engelsk film, som de måske kender fra dansk, og lytte til sproget.
Efterfølgende kan eleverne læse uddrag af bogen, finde informationer om forfatteren eller lave foldebøger om de mange søde dyr fra filmen.

Hent filmplakaten her:

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Indholdsbeskrivelse: Æsels hale er forsvundet, Jacob er kidnappet af uhyret Hr. Straks og Plys og vennerne gør alt for at hjælpe. Peter Plys vil dog allerhelst bare have lidt honning. Winnie the Pooh (Peter Plys) er navnet på den fiktive bjørn, som er hovedperson i den engelske forfatter A.A.

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3. Everything is Honey - Winnie The Pooh

annacheryna February 28, 2019

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The title of the song is called "Everything is honey". This is one of the song in Winnie the Pooh's mini adventure. Find out the missing word in the lyric song. Let's go!

The title of the song is called "Everything is honey". This is one of the song in Winnie the Pooh's mini adventure. Find out the missing word in the lyric song. Let's go!

Video length: 1 minute 45 seconds

Copyright license: Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License

First published: 2019-02-28, 06:11:57 (GMT+1)

KIERAN DONAGHY ABOUT ISLCOLLECTIVE VIDEO QUIZZES:

"iSLCollective Interactive Video Quizzes are highly engaging and motivating multimodal texts for English language students to learn vocabulary and improve their listening skills. They are the perfect complement to the creative and innovative lesson plans on Film English."
Kieran Donaghy,
Creator ofFilmEnglish.com, a site with hundreds of high quality, free ESL/EFL lesson plans created around short films

Video quiz questions (printable)

1) What's the missing word?

2) What's the missing word?

3) What's the missing word?

4) What's the missing word?

5) What's the missing word?

6) What's the missing word?

7) What's the missing word?

KIERAN DONAGHY ABOUT ISLCOLLECTIVE VIDEO QUIZZES:

"iSLCollective Interactive Video Quizzes are highly engaging and motivating multimodal texts for English language students to learn vocabulary and improve their listening skills. They are the perfect complement to the creative and innovative lesson plans on Film English."
Kieran Donaghy,
Creator ofFilmEnglish.com, a site with hundreds of high quality, free ESL/EFL lesson plans created around short films

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Everything is Honey - Winnie The Pooh - English ESL video lesson

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ESL video lesson with an interactive quiz: Vocabulary booster . The title of the song is called "Everything is honey". This is one of the song in Winnie the Pooh's mini adventure. Find out the missing word in the lyric song. Let's go!

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Winnie the Pooh: Jagular - English ESL video lesson

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ESL video lesson with an interactive quiz: Basic listening comprehension. The young learners are going to improve their listening skills and practise everyday English.

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lekcjeonline May 27, 2020

Task description & scene summary

Answer the following questions concerning the video and vocabulary of housing equipment.

The lesson is based on a story - The Mini Adventures of Winnie the Pooh: Owl's House.

Video length: 2 minutes 33 seconds

Copyright license: Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License

First published: 2020-05-27, 19:17:33 (GMT+1)

KIERAN DONAGHY ABOUT ISLCOLLECTIVE VIDEO QUIZZES:

"iSLCollective Interactive Video Quizzes are highly engaging and motivating multimodal texts for English language students to learn vocabulary and improve their listening skills. They are the perfect complement to the creative and innovative lesson plans on Film English."
Kieran Donaghy,
Creator ofFilmEnglish.com, a site with hundreds of high quality, free ESL/EFL lesson plans created around short films

Video quiz questions (printable)

1) What is the weather like in the Hundred Acre Wood?

2) What color is the house?

3) Owl sits on a...

4) Piglet is behind...

5) Winnie the Pooh sits...

6) A honey pot stands

7) Piglet sits on a

8) There are plates

9) Put the words is the right order.

Put the words in order: yellow. house is The

10) Put the words is the right order.

Put the words in order: The red. roof is

KIERAN DONAGHY ABOUT ISLCOLLECTIVE VIDEO QUIZZES:

"iSLCollective Interactive Video Quizzes are highly engaging and motivating multimodal texts for English language students to learn vocabulary and improve their listening skills. They are the perfect complement to the creative and innovative lesson plans on Film English."
Kieran Donaghy,
Creator ofFilmEnglish.com, a site with hundreds of high quality, free ESL/EFL lesson plans created around short films

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Winnie the Pooh: Owl's House - English ESL video lesson

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January 18th is National Winnie the Pooh Day. Celebrate this fun day with some homemade Winnie the Pooh snacks!

This recipe uses a small handful of ingredients: Cheerios, sugar, peanut butter, peanuts, and a small smackerel of honey. Adult supervision is advised.

This is the recipe used in my blog post on Kelly's Classroom Online.

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How to Make Winnie the Pooh's Honey Snacks

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How to Winnie the Pooh's Honey Snacks(recipe, enrichment activity, cooking)January 18th is National Winnie the Pooh Day. Celebrate this fun day with some homemade Winnie the Pooh snacks!This recipe uses a small handful of ingredients: Cheerios, sugar, peanut butter, peanuts, and a small smackerel o...

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Winnie the Pooh lovers - welcome to Winnie the Pooh and Eeyore too! This is a site dedicated to the wonderful Winnie the Pooh and his donkey friend Eeyore. It was going to be just about Pooh, but Eeyore complained about being Left Out, so we wanted to include him too.

On this site you can find different sections dedicated to everything to do with Winnie the Pooh! Please do link to this site if you enjoy yourself here.

Have a look at the Pooh story guides, which cover every story from the two Pooh books and talk you through each story, complete with notes about characters and their motivations, interesting plot details, and other observations.

If you like you can skip straight to the first story guide, which covers the story called In which we are introduced to Winnie the Pooh and some Bees, and the stories begin.

You can also read about each Pooh character in detail on the Who's Who, Pooh pages. Why not read up about Pooh himself, or Eeyore, or Piglet, or Tigger, or even the Heffalump!

There are also quotes from each character - pages of Winnie the Pooh quotes, Eeyore quotes, Piglet quotes, and Tigger quotes. There are also some Winnie the Pooh pictures.
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At Imagine Forest HQ, we love Winnie the Pooh! And to be honest, who doesn't? Winnie and his friends have taught generations of children many life lessons, such as to be caring, brave, patient and most importantly to be yourself. Since January 18 th marks the birthday of A.A Milne, Author of Winnie the Pooh books, we decided to spread our love of Winnie the Pooh through these wonderful writing prompts! These 7 Winnie the Pooh writing prompts are a perfect way to celebrate A.A. Milne's birthday and to encourage children to write.

Winnie the Pooh Writing Prompts:
1. Write about a time you were brave.
Here's a quote from Winnie the Pooh to inspire you: " You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think."
2. It's Christopher Robins birthday! Write and create your own birthday party invitation. What details will you include? Think about the theme, dress code, food, location and who you'll invite. 3. Winnie-the-Pooh Hunny poems. Can you write a poem using the word 'Hunny'? 4. Write a letter to your best friend. What do you like about them? What is your favourite memory? "If there ever comes a day when we can't be together, keep me in your heart, I'll stay there forever." 5. Write a guide to keeping your room clean. "One of the advantages of being disorganized is that one is always having surprising discoveries."
6. There are so many wonderful characters in the Winnie the Pooh books (Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin, Tigger, Piglet, Rabbit, Owl, Eeyore, Kango Roo etc.). Which one is your favourite and why?
7. Use the following quote from Winnie the Pooh, as a story starter. You can add your own characters or use the characters from the books. "Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart."
Your Thoughts on our Winnie the Pooh Writing Prompts?

What do you think of our Winnie the Pooh writing prompts? And do you have any more Winnie the Pooh activities? Let us know in the comments below.
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Winnie the Pooh

Inspiration

The original Winnie-the-Pooh character created by A.A. Milne

Barney

Honors and awards

Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

Personality

Slow, naive, gluttonous, caring, quiet, friendly, dim-witted, impulsive, forgetful, simple-minded, gullible, illiterate, childlike, oblivious, thoughtful, honest, ignorant, positive, lazy, polite

Appearance

Obese yellow teddy bear, both black beady eyes and nose, red short-sleeved shirt

Occupation

Super Sleuth (in My Friends Tigger and Pooh)

Goal

To keep his tummy full of honey

Allies

Christopher Robin, Piglet, Tigger, Eeyore, Rabbit, Owl, Roo, Gopher, Kanga, Kessie, Lumpy, Darby, Buster, Nasty Jack, Wooster, Mama Heffalump, Papa Heffalump, Mama Heffalump, Junior Heffalump, Bruno, Dexter, Crows, Pack Rats, Skippy, Madeline Robin, Evelyn Robin

Enemies

Bees, Heffalumps (formerly), Woozles, Stan Woozle and Heff Heffalump (sometimes), Nasty Jack (formerly), Nasty Jack's Gang, Wooster (formerly), Crud, Smudge, Crows (formerly), Skullasaurus, Bugs, Bruno (formerly), Pack Rats (formerly), The Backson, Giles Winslow Jr.

Likes

Honey, his friends, balloons, cookies, sleeping, morning exercises, songs, Christmas, autumn, his tummy rumbling, blustery days

Dislikes

Bees, running out of honey, floods, the thought of losing Christopher Robin, Heffalumps (formerly), Woozles, his seam ripping

Powers and abilities

Invulnerability (designed as a stuffed animal, filled with fluff)
Communication with bees (in The Book of Pooh)

Quote

"Oh, bother!"
"Think, think, think!"
"Oh, stuff and fluff."
"I always get to where I'm going by walking away from where I've been."

―Christopher Robin; affectionately referring to Winnie the Pooh

Winnie the Pooh (or Pooh for short) is the titular protagonist of Disney's 1966 short Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree. He is an anthropomorphic, honey-loving teddy bear belonging to Christopher Robin.

Pooh is based on the character of the same name from the book of the same name, written by A.A. Milne.

Background

Pooh Bear resides in the Hundred Acre Wood, an imaginative world inhabited by anthropomorphic stuffed toys and animals that Christopher Robin frequents. Pooh is stuffed with fluff, and there for impervious to pain. Due to his obesity, his seams burst open on occasion, but Pooh has become so accustomed to this that he can tie it back together in seconds. Pooh's tree house -which is under the name Sanders-is mostly filled with jars and jars of honey, which he harvests from beehives throughout the day.

At the jingle of his "Pooh-koo clock", Pooh typically starts his mornings with his "stoutness exercise", which is an ironic attempt to gain weight, rather than lose it. When not collecting honey or pondering about nothing in his Thoughtful Spot, Pooh spends his day with his friends, the most significant of which being Christopher Robin, with whom he shares a special bond.

Development

Personality

Pooh is described as being "a bear of very little brain." He is generally kind and friendly towards everyone and has a demeanor that is childlike and innocent. Because of his limited intelligence, however, Pooh is extremely naive. Absent-minded and simple, he tends to process things at a slower pace than his friends, to the point of seeming disoriented. Pooh's sluggish nature also makes him somewhat passive in most situations.

Pooh is arguably best known for his love of honey (or "hunny" as he spells it). He keeps a supply of pots at his home, but they are often empty due to his unending appetite. When he runs out, he often travels to Rabbit's house to borrow some. Loyal to his friends and the "favored" toy of Christopher Robin, Pooh is often entitled to "leader of the group". He has a knack for being very optimistic during times of despair. He can be very courageous in tough times and is usually the one consulted when trouble occurs.

In spite of being "a bear of very little brain", Pooh occasionally seems to hold some wisdom, such as in Pooh's Heffalump Movie, in which he's the first one to realize that the "monster" all feared was a mother looking for her baby, and though most of Christopher Robin, such as when Christopher states that he doesn't need a balloon, Pooh states that, though he's aware he doesn't need it, it would make him happy, and when he constantly asks if Christopher's work is as important as the latter claims to be. As his best friend states in Christopher Robin, his wisdom is because Pooh is "a bear of very big heart".

Physical appearance

Pooh is an anthropomorphic teddy bear. He is short, has yellow fur, and a round belly. He has black dot eyes, a black nose, a short snout, and small round ears. There is also stitching on his belly and bottom, which occasionally rips open. He only wears a small red short-sleeved shirt, in which his belly hangs out of.

Film appearances

Pooh features prominently in the first two segments, Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree and Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day, and plays a supporting role in Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too!

The first segment showcases Pooh's attempts to gather honey after he runs out. He first attempts to get some from a bee tree, going so far as to disguise himself as a rain cloud, using mud. Even with Christopher Robin's assistance, however, all of Pooh's attempts fail. Afterward, Pooh decides to go over to Rabbit's house, as Rabbit always invites him to lunch. In reality, Rabbit fears these visits but reluctantly gives in. Unfortunately, Pooh eats so much honey, that he becomes stuck in Rabbit's front door. As the only remedy is to wait until Pooh grows thinner, Pooh must wait to be pulled from the door. At one point, Pooh meets Gopher (not in the book), who offers to dig him out, but is chased off when Gopher offers to give Pooh more honey. Finally, Pooh grows thin enough that he can be removed, but Christopher Robin and friends pull him so hard that Pooh nearly flies out of the book before landing in a honey tree, where he happily eats.

In the third segment, Pooh is roped into Rabbit's plan to lose Tigger in the mist as a punishment for his excessive bouncing. However, Pooh, Rabbit, and Piglet become lost themselves. Rabbit walks off on his own, and Pooh is able to get himself and Piglet home, claiming that his honeypots were calling to his stomach. In the winter, Pooh and Piglet are walking through the woods, when they notice that Tigger and Roo are stuck in a tree. After getting Christopher Robin, Roo is saved by jumping down onto Christopher Robin's coat. Tigger is eventually brought down by the Narrator. In the end, Pooh is taught to bounce by Tigger.

The closing scene of the film shows Pooh and friends dealing with the fact that Christopher Robin must go away to school.

In 1983 short, Pooh is the first to learn of Eeyore's birthday and decides to commemorate the day by gifting the donkey with a pot of honey. While walking to Eeyore's house, Pooh becomes distracted by his rumbling tummy, prompting him to eat the honey at hand. It isn't until after the pot is empty that he realized he ate Eeyore's gift. Fortunately, the empty pot is still put to good use as a place to store Piglet's popped balloon.

Once upon the last day of a golden summer, Christopher Robin does not have the heart to tell Pooh Bear of his departure to school the next day. Although the two have fun playing the whole day, Christopher Robin is unable to tell Pooh where he's going, and leaves him with the advice, "You're braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think." The next morning, Pooh discovers a honeypot with an attached note - however, he doesn't know how to read. As he goes around to see Piglet, Tigger, Rabbit, and Eeyore, it's clear that the group needs Christopher Robin's help and advice with their own obstacles and none of them are able to read either. From reading the note, Owl reports that Christopher Robin has been taken to a distant, mysterious and dangerous land called Skull against his will. Owl equips the group with a map and sends them into the "Great Unknown" of the Hundred Acre Wood, warning them of the ferocious beast that lords over Skull, the "Skullasaurus".

Soon after their departure, growls are heard off in the distance, and the group assumes that they are being pursued by the Skullasaurus. This causes all-out panic and, being a "bear of very little brain", Pooh quickly proves unfit for leading his friends on this mission, leading Rabbit to assume command of the five. During their travels the group slowly realizes just how helpless they are without Christopher Robin in the outside world: In a tranquil valley outside of a forest of thorns, Piglet is abducted by a swarm of butterflies, making him believe he is too afraid to do anything; at a ravine, Tigger doesn't have the strength to bounce out to safety, causing all his friends to plummet with him in their attempt to retrieve him; and finally, Rabbit realizes he is helpless with the map ripped in two, leaving the group lost in the mist. The group comes to terms with the fact that they are lost and helpless without Christopher Robin, but take shelter in a nearby cave. While everyone is asleep, Pooh, heartbroken, laments getting no closer to finding his dear friend Christopher Robin.

In the morning, the five realize with horror that they took refuge in Skull Cave itself, the perilous den of the Skullasaurus. Though very much afraid, the five all split up to search for Christopher Robin on their own; however, the Skullasaurus' roars and growls eventually herd Piglet, Tigger, Rabbit, and Eeyore together, who, mistaking Pooh's monstrously distorted reflection in a huge crystal to be the Skullasaurus, flee without Pooh. The bear becomes stuck in a narrow crevasse in the cave's crystals, and his muffled cries make the other four believe he has been killed and eaten by the Skullasaurus. Seeing the entrance to the "Eye of the Skull", where Christopher Robin supposedly is, the remaining four decide to push on for Pooh's memory, and are able to prove their potential: Rabbit proves his intelligence by devising a plan to reach the top, Tigger proves his strength by bouncing up there unassisted, and Piglet proves his bravery by getting Rabbit and Eeyore a way up to the ledge. Pooh has been watching this the whole time, and excitedly frees himself, only to hit a rock wall and descend into a deep pit, with no way out. While in despair at his permanent imprisonment and feeling sorry for himself, Pooh deduces that Christopher Robin is still with him in his heart, and it is enough to get the bear out of his sadness.

The others reach the Eye of the Skull, and indeed find Christopher Robin alive and well, but explain that Pooh was seemingly killed by the Skullasaurus. Upon hearing the creature's roars again, Christopher Robin explains that they are only the growls of Pooh's stomach (Pooh had never eaten any of his honey because he had intended on saving it for when he found Christopher Robin), and explains he had to go to school not Skull, and he would return in the afternoon. This makes Rabbit realize that Owl was only joking. Christopher Robin rescues Pooh from the deep pit using a huge honeypot, much to the bear's joy.

The six exit Skull Cave, only to discover that from the outside, it is far less frightening than when they first arrived. Christopher Robin explains that since they were alone and afraid, it only appeared to be huge and menacing, and this proves true for all the obstacles they'd faced on their journey as they happily march home. That evening, Christopher Robin says he will return to school, but that they have no need to embark on another quest to find him since he will always return. Pooh declares that he will always be waiting for him, and the two happily watch the sunset, knowing they will always have each other in the sanctuary of the Hundred Acre Wood.

At the start of the film, the narrator declares it to be another story about Winnie the Pooh until a frustrated Tigger interrupts. Having grown tired of every story revolving around Pooh, Tigger suggests that the new book should focus on him, to which the narrator obliges. When Pooh is first introduced, he is busy gathering enough honey to last the winter, until Tigger bursts in, asking to go bouncing. Unfortunately, Pooh was too busy.

Later, Pooh helps Rabbit and his friends remove a boulder from Eeyore's home. Unfortunately, An attention-seeking Tigger arrives and ruins it. Rabbit reprimands Tigger on his bouncing, to which Pooh explains that they will never be able to have as much fun with Tigger because they're not tiggers themselves. Heartbroken, Tigger leaves, though the incident motivates Pooh to find Tigger a family of his own. In during which, Pooh becomes distracted with honey and sings the hardworking and furious bees a lullaby. They doze off, allowing Pooh to get his honey.

Later, Owl gathers the friends to write a family letter to Tigger and Pooh suggests the quote "Eat well". Tigger believed it to be his true family so the friends disguise themselves as Tiggers. They are eventually revealed prompting a heartbroken Tigger to leave the woods. Roo goes to Pooh for help in worry, urging Pooh to ask Rabbit to lead an expedition. They find Tigger and-with the help of Christopher Robin-show that they are his family despite their differences. At the end of the movie, Tigger presents Pooh with "enough honey to last all winter! Or at least until next Thursday." in gratitude.

During a plan to obtain honey from the bees, Piglet makes several attempts to join his friends eventually saving them from the bees after their plan failed. Pooh gives credit only to Tigger, Rabbit, and Eeyore unaware of Piglet's actions. Pooh and friends learn Piglet is missing and to them for unknown reasons. Pooh uses Piglet's scrapbook to track him down eventually realizing how big a hero Piglet truly is. Soon enough the book is accidentally dismantled by Rabbit and Tigger. The friends track most pages, but the cover and a few more pages are dangling over a log in a dangerous pose. Pooh, not caring about the danger, goes after it anyway and nearly falls to his death. At the last minute, he is rescued by Piglet. The group is safe and the throw an appreciation party for their heroic friend.

A mysterious intruder has entered the Hundred Acre Woods and Rabbit knows there's only one thing it could be a Heffalump. To protect the woods, Pooh and his pals gather all the furniture, tools and honey they can find. The expedition begins the next morning. Piglet uses jellybeans to remember the way home but is eaten by Pooh the minute they touch the ground. Pooh and Piglet are lost and separated from the group.

While searching for Rabbit and Tigger, they spot what appears to be a Heffalump. They use the skills and training they learned to rope up the beast but the creature turns out to be Rabbit and Tigger. Fearing a Heffalump is following them they flee and return home. All is good until footprints are all over from a Heffalump. They all set up trap and Pooh uses honey as bait.

Oblivious to Pooh and the gang, Lumpy, a baby Heffalump has become friends with Roo and they are looking for Pooh and his friends to properly meet. However, when they return, Pooh and the others misbelieve that the Heffalump has captured Roo, and make an attempt to trap him. He manages to escape, but after Roo lands in trouble, Lumpy's mother arrives and saves the young kangaroo. Realizing Heffalumps aren't savage beasts, things are set straight and the inhabitants of both the Hundred Acre Woods and Heffalumps Hallow become friends. Pooh, especially, warmed up to Lumpy after he learned he likes honey and is the first to realize that the "monster" they were all afraid of was just a mother looking for her baby. In the end, he narrates that though they were never able to catch a Heffalump, Lumpy "captured" all of them.

In the sequel to Pooh's Heffalump Halloween Movie, Pooh and friends try to help Lumpy enjoy the fun of Halloween.

It is a regular morning in the Hundred Acre Woods and to Pooh seems like a great day until he finds himself out of honey. He goes out to find some in during which he runs from bees and screws up some of the text and eventually runs into a depressed Eeyore. Pooh's friend has yet again lost his tail and to learn what to do, Pooh and his friend go to Owl. The first thing to do is issue a reward for the finding of the tail, says the wise bird. The session is briefly interrupted when Pooh strongly believes Owl's caught a cold. Shortly after, Christopher Robin sets a contest for the finding of the tail. The winner gets a pot of honey. Pooh is then given the task to alert the woods that there is a very important thing to do. While he's out, Pooh runs into Tigger who attacks the balloon Pooh is holding. The balloon is attracted to the fur of Tigger which frightens him. Pooh claims the balloon wants to stay with Tigger who then suggests having him become a sidekick until he begins to worry about something wrong happening to him.

Back at the contest, Pooh suggests a cuckoo clock. His victory is short-lived and Pooh's tail backfired. Frustrated, Pooh leaves while Piglet tries a balloon tail and Kanga tries a scarf tail. Meanwhile, Pooh is wandering off and runs into a sad Eeyore once again to learn that his scarf tail has unraveled. Eeyore walks away sadly and soon after Pooh finds a mysterious note on the door of Christopher Robin's house. Of course, Pooh could not read it himself and heads over to Owl's. Once there Owl has won the honeypot giving Eeyore a chalkboard that reads "Tael" as a tail. Pooh begins to speak about the note but becomes dumbstruck by the pot of honey. Owl notices the note and asks for further information. Pooh explains he is unable to read it but Owl claims he can. The note actually reads "Gone out, back soon." but Owl (not being able to read himself) claims the note is a distress call from Christopher Robin saying he's been kidnapped by a ferocious creature called the Backson. Pooh and his friends learn from Owl what the creature is. It's a monstrous beast that is responsible for all the horrible things in the woods. Rabbit advises a plan to capture the beast and the groups set off.

The friends, led by Rabbit; gather all the things the Backson destroy and dig a huge pit to trap him in. Pooh and Piglet go off to set up a false picnic for the Backson which leads into the pit. Piglet pulls out an empty honey pot and specifically tells Pooh it's just baited for the Backson. While the plan is in motion, Pooh and Piglet go to a beehive to obtain some honey. Instead, Piglet gets stuck and after saving him they are chased by the bees. They run back into Rabbit, who removes the hive from Piglet and puts it on a nearby tree (the bees return to the hive after the others left) and convinces Pooh to think about Christopher Robin instead of honey. Soon after Pooh begins to hear nothing but honey and visualize everything as honey. The trees, bees, ground all resemble either honey or honeypots. Pooh is transferred into a world of honey complete with giant floating honeypots and a honey sea. Pooh explores his new tropical getaway and soon enough it becomes a paradise. He later awakens and instead of honey; is chowing down on mud. Pooh soon finds a honeypot sitting on the picnic blanket set up by Piglet and himself earlier. Pooh completely forgets the picnic is actually a trap after coming from his dream and goes after the empty pot sitting right in the middle of the blanket.

Pooh ends up falling into the pit and trapped. Rabbit and the others advise a plan to rescue Pooh by using an anchor tied onto Eeyore to create a rope. Instead, they are all trapped inside. Piglet is the only one that is not trapped until Tigger accidentally causes both him and Piglet to fall in. Pooh uses the text to create a ladder and they are free. As soon as they get out, something begins to emerge from the bushes. It is only Christopher Robin who sets things right. Later on, Pooh visits Owl for the honeypot but instead finds that Owl was using Eeyore's tail for a pulley for the door and decides to return it to Eeyore. After Pooh reunites Eeyore with his tail instead of getting his beloved honey at Owl's house, Christopher was so proud of Pooh that he was rewarded a giant honey pot. Pooh and Christopher Robin then walk off as the day ends.

Pooh plays the central role in the live-action film wherein a now adult Christopher Robin lives in London with his wife and daughter. After reuniting during a particularly low point of Christopher's life, Pooh fears that his friend has lost his way. Back in the Hundred Acre Woods, Pooh bands together Tigger, Piglet, and Eeyore to travel to London in order to save Christopher Robin. Jim Cummings is the only returning actor of the animated voice cast, reprising his role as Pooh (and Tigger). Physically, Pooh has aged significantly-he has lost some of the hues in his color and has notable wears and tears across his plush figure.

Other films

In the 1981 short, Winnie the Pooh Discovers the Seasons, Christopher Robin gives Pooh a calendar to keep track of the seasons. Not knowing what the seasons are, Rabbit and Owl teach Pooh on the subject.

Pooh was one of the popular cartoon characters featured in the crossover film Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue. Here, he belonged to a child named Corinn. In one scene, Pooh gives Corinn advice to tell her parents that she thinks her brother is up to something, but Corinn thinks her brother would be angry at her if she did. To this, Pooh replies: "But what would happen to him if you don't tell?"

In the 1998 version of The Parent Trap, a piece of memorabilia featuring Pooh can be seen in the background in one scene.

In The Muppets, '80s Robot drives passed a poster prompting Winnie the Pooh featuring Pooh himself.

Television appearances

In Welcome to Pooh Corner, Pooh is portrayed by a live actor operating a puppet suit. His voice was done by Hal Smith, who also voiced Owl. Pooh has his own song he performs called "The Right Side", originally written for Mary Poppins. He also performed a duet with Piglet called "Please and Thank-You".

Pooh appears as one of the main characters in the series. Pooh is often shown dealing with various conflicts involving his friends. The ending of some episodes shows Pooh recounting the day's events to Christopher Robin. A few episodes show Pooh taking up the alter ego of "The Masked Bear," an old west style cowboy, with Eeyore as his "faithful steed". The series also shows that Pooh and the gang would often visit Christopher Robin at his home, where many adventures are found.

In this series, Pooh is portrayed by a bunraku-style puppet, so that the show resembles a pop-up book. Since this show was aimed towards toddlers and preschoolers, Pooh's adventures are geared more towards educating the viewer.

In the TV series House of Mouse, Pooh makes numerous non-speaking cameos, usually in the background.

Pooh first appears in the intro, floating to his table via a red balloon.

In the episode " The Three Caballeros", Mickey mentions "I see a bear of very little brain in the audience." After this line, there is a shot of Pooh sitting at his table. Knowing Mickey is referring to him, he smiles and waves to Mickey. Mickey responds that he was just kidding and offers Pooh a pot of honey on the house (to which the scene changes to Goofy on the roof looking for him).

In Mickey's House of Villains, Pooh was trapped in the kitchen along with other Disney heroes when the Disney Villains took over the club.

In the episode Donald Wants to Fly, Pooh was seen flying past the receptionist desk while holding onto a balloon, similar to Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree.

A dish named after the stuffed bear, named "Winnie the Stew", was mentioned in " Pete's House of Villains" by Daisy Duck.

In the episode " Mickey and Minnie's Big Vacation", he was seen when the Pink Elephants were released into the club by Mrs. Potts. They stole his honey pot and began drinking out of it, and one held its foot on Pooh so he couldn't retrieve it. When Timothy scared the elephants away, Pooh got the honeypot back.

In " Gone Goofy", Goofy gave Pooh a "pooh-per plater" to eat. But when he took a bite of it, Pooh grows enormous (somewhat like he did in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh episode, " The Monster Frankenpooh") to which Goofy realizes he gave Pooh the wrong meal (it was supposed to be for Alice, who also experienced growing from eating certain foods) and brings it together table nearby.

In " Goofy's Menu Magic", he is seen yelling at Goofy (along with Tigger and other characters) when he offers more stew. This is one of the only times he has generally expressed anger.

Pooh is also seen sitting with Tigger, Piglet, Kanga, and Roo during the " The Ludwig Von Drake Song" in " Ask Von Drake".

Pooh is also seen several times in Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse and Mickey's House of Villains.

In the computer-animated series, Pooh and Tigger were part of a mystery-solving organization known as the Super Sleuths and were brought into the third dimension. In this series, Pooh and Tigger accompanied their new friend and possible owner Darby as they solved several problems throughout the Hundred Acre Woods. Whenever the solution to a problem would become overly difficult, Darby would result in Pooh's method of "Think, think, thinking".

Pooh and his friends appear in a special episode of Doc McStuffins: Toy Hospital, " Into the Hundred Acre Wood!" He is first seen flying in the air over the toy hospital, hanging from a bunch of balloons. Doc and her friends try to get him down, but the wind blows him away, and through a magical waterfall that takes him and Doc to the Hundred Acre Wood. With help from Tigger, Piglet, and Eeyore, Doc and her friends manage to get Pooh down, but he ends up getting a tear and loses some stuffing. Pooh is taken back to the hospital where he is stitched up by Doc.

Printed media

Pooh appears in the series when Finn sees him walking with Piglet during his first visit to the Magic Kingdom as his DHI.

Video games

Pooh is the main character of the Hundred Acre Wood world of Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, and Kingdom Hearts II. Pooh's role is unique to the Kingdom Hearts universe, as he lives in a world within a world, whose inhabitants are blissfully unaware of the battles waged outside of their peaceful forest.

He makes a brief appearance in Birth by Sleep as a Command Board character. His role in Kingdom Hearts is significantly larger. As Sora arrives in the Hundred Acre Wood, Pooh is separated from the rest of his forest friends so the two journey the world, locating Owl, Piglet, Roo, Tigger, Rabbit, and Eeyore one by one. Before Sora leaves to continue finding his own friends, Pooh expresses his wish for Sora to stay, who replies that they'll always be linked through their hearts.

In Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, a version of Pooh created from Sora's memories is found within Castle Oblivion.

In Kingdom Hearts II, Heartless managed to rip pages from the Hundred Acre Wood's book, inflicting amnesia to Pooh. Sora collects all the pages and repeats what he had done in the original game, reuniting Pooh with his friends.

Pooh appears in the game as a meet-and-greet character in Critter Country. He assigns a few tasks to the player, including helping him find some missing honeypots and helping his friends prepare a birthday party for him. He also plays a major role in the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh mini-game. At one point, Pooh finds a treasure map and asks the player to uncover the treasure (hoping it will be honey). The treasure turns out to be Christopher Robin's picture book instead yet some pages are missing. Pooh asks the player to send the book to Piglet, in hopes that he'll know what to do. Meanwhile, Piglet was busy setting up Woozle traps and Pooh is asked for advice on what should be used as bait to lure the Woozles in. Pooh suggests honey cakes and asks the player to collect them.

Winnie the Pooh appears as a cameo in Disney INFINITY. In the 3DS version, he will give coins to the player. He will tell the player he was saving the coins for some honey.

Pooh is a common character in the Disney theme parks and the most common in the Winnie the Pooh franchise. He is also usually seen with Tigger and Eeyore, and occasionally Piglet.

In the 2015 rendition of World of Color, Pooh made a cameo appearance during the opening sequence, in honor of Walt Disney, as well as Disneyland Forever.

Pooh also has his own spell card known as "Winnie the Pooh's Honey Bees" in the attraction Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom.

Pooh is the star of his own dark ride titled Pooh's Hunny Hunt, located in most Tokyo Disneyland. He also appears in the park's version of Once Upon a Time.

In the Flights of Fantasy Parade, Pooh appeared as the central character from his film seen inside a honeypot hot air balloon with the face of a Heffalump.

On April 11, 2006, Pooh received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, being the 4th Disney character to receive one after Mickey Mouse, Snow White, and Donald Duck.

Pooh's original voice actor, Sterling Holloway, once said that Pooh was his favorite.

It is implied Christopher Robin received him on his first birthday, as, in The Many Adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh, Pooh's Grand Adventure, and Christopher Robin, Christopher Robin asked if Pooh will stay in the Hundred Acre Wood, even when he's a hundred. Pooh asks "How old will I be?," and Christopher Robin answers, "Ninety-nine."

In House of Mouse, Pooh never had any lines, which is curious, as his voice actor Jim Cummings did multiple voices in the series.

He, Piglet, and Roo are the only animal characters of the franchise who wear clothes. In all three cases, a shirt but no pants.

Pooh's current voice actor, Jim Cummings, also voices for Tigger.

The read-along story of his origin, The Original Story of Winnie the Pooh, only mentions Harry Coleburn buying the black bear to be named Winnie, and Christopher Robin renaming his teddy bear Edward using the name Pooh out of nowhere. It never mentions Winnie being orphaned by the hunter or the involvement of the swan Pooh. The ending only says, "that's another amazing story."

In the middle of 2017, his character is suddenly being banned in China by its government, due to being compared to Chinese president Xi Jinping by the use of internet memes.

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Most of us consider the beloved tales of Winnie the Pooh by A.A. Milne a treasured part of our childhood. To help your students c elebrate these classic stories, w e've gathered a dozen fun Winnie the Pooh activities for the classroom.

And have you heard? The new live-action film Christopher Robin, starring Ewan McGregor and Winnie the Pooh, is being released by Disney on August 3. Check out the trailer:

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1. Make a fact book about your favorite character.

After reading the stories together, have students pick their favorite character and create a fact book about them. Include drawings and maps as well as information such as what their personality is like, what they like to eat, and what phrases they say.

2. Do calisthenics.

Get in the groove with some of Winnie the Pooh's moves. Display this free printable and teach your students the famous Up, Down, Touch the Ground routine from Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree.

3. Write an adventure story starring your own favorite stuffed animal.

Gather students together and create a chart documentng some of the adventures of the animals from the Hundred Acre Wood. Have students draw a picture of their own favorite stuffed animal and write an adventure story starring themselves and their animal.

SOURCE: Teacher Vision

4. Play bingo.

Grab a copy of The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and follow along with these free printable bingo cards. As you and your students watch the movie, look for the images or scenes on the bingo card and mark them off as you see them. The first one to get five in a row wins!

SOURCE: Sweet Tea and Saving Grace

5. Reenact a scene or two.

Divide the class into small groups then give each group a situation from the Winnie the Pooh stories to act out for the class. Give each group five to 10 minutes to plan and rehearse. Some of the scenarios you could provide include Eeyore losing his tail, Pooh getting stuck after eating too much honey, or Tigger getting lost in the forest.

SOURCE: Bright Hub Education

6. Go on a Pooh picnic.

Invite parents to participate in a Pooh Bear picnic by delegating the treat making. Bring along the book and have a little family read aloud time. Check out this blog for delicious treat ideas, including Pooh grahams, Tigger tails, Kanga kabobs and, our personal favorite, Pooh Twinkies!

SOURCE: Hide the Chocolate

7. Create a portrait gallery.

Have students choose their favorite character from the stories and create a detailed portrait, using pencil, crayons, paint, or markers. Have them include some of the things that make their character special and include a frame around their masterpiece. Display all the portraits together, gallery style.

8. Paint flower pots.

Paint these adorable Pooh Bear and Hunny Pot flower pots with this easy-to-follow video. You'll need small terra-cotta pots for the Hunny Pot, medium terra-cotta pots for Pooh Bear, acrylic or tempera paints, and paintbrushes.

SOURCE: Mel Ayer for Family Disney

9. Play honeybee games.

Make these adorable honeybees out of clothespins and pipe cleaners, then use them to help your students work on number awareness and one-to-one correspondence skills. This activity is also great for developing the fine motor skills needed for handwriting. Get step-by-step directions here.

10. Tie in some geography.

Get the free 14-page geography lesson Where in the World is Pooh? by simply sharing your email address.

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11. Make Pooh Bear figurines.

Your kids will love creating these adorable clay figures together by using the step-by-step tutorials in this blog. The author recommends using Crayola model magic or Sculpey III polymer clay.

12. Write fan letters.

During writing workshop time, have students write letters to their favorite Pooh characters. Have them share what they like best about the character as well as details about their own lives.
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