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Nightmare Before Christmas Interactive Script Someone Says “Halloween” Scream! Sally Loses a Limb Wave Yarn in the Air Nightmare Before Christmas Interactive Script Someone says “Halloween” Scream! Sally loses a limb Wave yarn in the air. Sally mixes up a potion Eat some deadly nightshade (licorice)—bonus points for overly dramatic reactions to “poison” Zero appears on screen Say “Good dog” or BARK LIKE A DOG! The mayor’s head spins. Blow your pinwheel. Someone says “What’s this?” Shout “It’s a movie!” Someone says Christmas Ring Jingle Bells Jack does some thinking about Blow bubbles Christmas/does Christmas experiments Someone says “Sandy Claws” Make claws and a scary face. Oogy boogy says “You’re joking” Laugh loudly. The army tries to shoot down Throw cotton balls Jack and his sleigh. Jack shouts that he’s the Celebrate! “Pumpkin King” Oogy boogy breaks down into Stomp on the floor to stomp out bugs the bugs Jack and Sally embrace at the Throw black confetti in the air end of the film Name: Date: The Nightmare Before Christmas Word Seach DUNTJACKSKELLINGTONTLZ T A DWHMMWRKBHINTERLANDS JMCEMEDHXGCORPSEFAMILY FBORXHGQELLLTREEHOUSER CCLYKQARDGWITCHESSHOPL HVOSEZTRASCDLMCGHNWPUH RRSSHOCKLVOABMEWHOUUSA IOSQTJTEQEEYBRJILJDMPL SOAYICBMSAQYVILYBPDPIL TGLZMLDEAPWUAVDQAFIKRO MIMEBTXWLCQVIROSRVSIAW AEORUMJGLMWPLNDVRENNLE SBTORVYMYPVHOMDPEXEKHE TOHYTBMUZBKLCWCELIYIIN OOSKOYVGTANWKADNMUSNLT WGWENNSSANTACLAUSOPGLO NIDOCTORFINKLESTEINDRW LEPUMPKINPATCHDOHDTTDN TREEHOUSE COLOSSAL MOTH DISNEY SALLY WITCHES SHOP BARREL HALLOWEEN TOWN SANTA CLAUS LOCK CHRISTMAS TOWN SPIRAL HILL SHOCK PUMPKIN KING DOCTOR FINKLESTEIN HARLEQUIN DEMON ZERO TIM BURTON JACK SKELLINGTON PUMPKIN PATCH CORPSE FAMILY THE GRAVEYARD HINTERLANDS OOGIE BOOGIE HOLIDAY www.AllFreePrintable.com Free Printable Word Search Name: Date: The Nightmare Before Christmas Word Seach DUNTJACKSKELLINGTONTLZ TADWHMMWRKBHINTERLANDS JMCEMEDHXGCORPSEFAMILY FBORXHGQELLLTREEHOUSER CCLYKQARDGWITCHESSHOPL HVOSEZTRASCDLMCGHNWPUH RRSSHOCKLVOABMEWHOUUSA IOSQTJTEQEEYBRJILJDMPL SOAYICBMSAQYVILYBPDPIL TGLZMLDEAPWUAVDQAFIKRO MIMEBTXWLCQVIROSRVSIAW AEORUMJGLMWPLNDVRENNLE SBTORVYMYPVHOMDPEXEKHE TOHYTBMUZBKLCWCELIYIIN OOSKOYVGTANWKADNMUSNLT WGWENNSSANTACLAUSOPGLO NIDOCTORFINKLESTEINDRW LEPUMPKINPATCHDOHDTTDN TREEHOUSE COLOSSAL MOTH DISNEY SALLY WITCHES SHOP BARREL HALLOWEEN TOWN SANTA CLAUS LOCK CHRISTMAS TOWN SPIRAL HILL SHOCK PUMPKIN KING DOCTOR FINKLESTEIN HARLEQUIN DEMON ZERO TIM BURTON JACK SKELLINGTON PUMPKIN PATCH CORPSE FAMILY THE GRAVEYARD HINTERLANDS OOGIE BOOGIE HOLIDAY www.AllFreePrintable.com Free Printable Word Search Name: Date: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ACROSS DOWN 1. One of the Holiday worlds. 2. Burlap sack filled with insects, spiders and a 5. He made hats made from dead rats and bats. snake for a tongue. 6. Ghost dog. 3. Fixed Christmas and brings snow to the 8. Mad scientist and the creator of Sally. Halloween town. 10. Head of Government in Halloween Town. 4. Holiday worlds doors location. 11. Captured by Lock, Shock, and Barrel. 7. Creator of the film. 12. Pumpkin King 9. She is made of various pieces stitched together, with dead leaves used as stuffing. HALLOWEEN TOWN TIM BURTON SANTA CLAUS ZERO OOGIE BOOGIE HARLEQUIN DEMON DR. FINKELSTEIN HINTERLANDS SALLY THE MAYOR JACK SKELLINGTON EASTER BUNNY Free Printable Crossword www.AllFreePrintable.com Name: Date: 1 2 H A L L O W E E N T O W N 3 O S 4 G H A 5 I H A R L E Q U I N D E M O N 6 Z E R O N T 7 B T T A 8 9 O D R F I N K E L S T E I N C O M A R L G B L L A I U L A U 10 T H E M A Y O R Y N S T D 11 O E A S T E R B U N N Y 12 J A C K S K E L L I N G T O N ACROSS DOWN 1. One of the Holiday worlds. 2. Burlap sack filled with insects, spiders and a 5. He made hats made from dead rats and bats. snake for a tongue. 6. Ghost dog. 3. Fixed Christmas and brings snow to the 8. Mad scientist and the creator of Sally. Halloween town. 10. Head of Government in Halloween Town. 4. Holiday worlds doors location. 11. Captured by Lock, Shock, and Barrel. 7. Creator of the film. 12. Pumpkin King 9. She is made of various pieces stitched together, with dead leaves used as stuffing. HALLOWEEN TOWN TIM BURTON SANTA CLAUS ZERO OOGIE BOOGIE HARLEQUIN DEMON DR. FINKELSTEIN HINTERLANDS SALLY THE MAYOR JACK SKELLINGTON EASTER BUNNY Free Printable Crossword www.AllFreePrintable.com Jack Skellington Torso Fold Fold Bow-tie Fold Fold B B B Fold A B Fold A B Fold C C C Fold Fold Fold C Fold Fold Fold Fold Fold Fold C C B A A Waist/Pelvis Fold Fold © Disney Fold Page 1 of 6 Fold C Fold Fold B B Fold C Fold Fold Fold C B C Left shoulder/bicep Fold B Right shoulder/bicep A A Fold Fold Fold Fold C C C C Fold Right forearm/hand D Fold C F D Fold A Fold E Left forearm/hand B Fold F Fold Fold Fold A D B B B B Fold Fold © Disney Page 2 of 6 Left thigh Right thigh A A D D A A A A A A Left shin Right shin B B Fold Fold B B B B B B B B Fold C Fold C C C A Fold Fold A Fold Fold A A A A Fold Fold Fold Fold © Disney B B B B Fold Fold Fold Fold © Disn ey fa m ily.co m © Disney Foot Foot Page 3 of 6 Coattails © Disney Page 4 of 6 Torso and Waist/Pelvis: With the design facing you, make all of the folds in Jack’s torso away from you. Glue the A tabs to the inside of his shoulders. Glue the B tabs to close his torso. Spread glue on the inside of Jack’s face and head and press them together so the design is now two-sided. Make sure the pieces are lined up before the glue dries. Leave the C tabs for now. You will use those to attach torso to his waist/pelvis. With the design facing you, make all of the folds in Jack’s waist/pelvis away from you. Glue the A tabs to the inside of the paper and then close the waist by gluing the B and C tabs. To attach Jack’s torso to his waist/pelvis, spread glue on the C tabs at the bottom of his torso and slide them into the top of his waist (the wider opening). Make sure the bottom of his pelvis tilts backwards. Thighs, Shins, and Feet: With the design facing you, make all of the folds in Jack’s thigh away from you. Glue the A tabs to the insides of the thigh. Glue the B tab to the inside to close the thigh. Glue the C tabs to create his knee cap. You may need to use a pen or pencil to get the tabs to stay in place while they dry. Glue the D tab to close Jack’s rear end. Repeat these steps for the other thigh. With the design facing you, make all of the folds in Jack’s shin away from you. Close the shin by gluing the A tab to the inside of the shin to create a rectangular stick. Repeat these steps for the other shin. Leave the B tabs for now. This is where you will attach the shin to the thigh. Note the lighter blue tab on each shin; this indicates it is the front of Jack’s leg. With the design facing you, make all of the folds in Jack’s foot away from you. Glue the A tabs to the inside of the foot to create the ankle. Glue the B tabs to close the foot. Repeat these steps for the other foot. To attach Jack’s feet to his shins, spread glue on the black tabs at the top of his ankles and slip them into the bottom of his shin (the end opposite of the B tabs). To attach Jack’s shins to his thighs, spread glue on the B tabs at the top of the shin and slip them into the bottom (the thinner opening) of the corresponding thigh. To attach Jack’s completed legs to his waist/pelvis, spread glue on the inside of the front and back flaps that stick up from Jack’s thigh. Slip the bottom of his waist into the thigh. Hold the back and front flaps in place until they dry. © Disney Page 5 of 6 Right Arm: With the design facing you, make all of the folds in Jack’s right forearm/hand away from you. Glue the A tab to the inside of the arm and then the B tab. Close the arm by gluing the C tab. Glue the D tabs to create his wrist and glue the hand together so the design is now two-sided. Make sure the pieces are lined up before the glue dries. Glue the E tab to the inside of the piece next to it to create Jack’s elbow. With the design facing you, make all of the folds in Jack’s right shoulder/bicep away from you. Close the shoulder/bicep piece by gluing the A tab to the inside of the arm to create a rectangu- lar stick. Glue the B tabs to create his shoulder. Leave the C tabs for now; you will use these to attach the arm to Jack’s body. To attach the right forearm to the right shoulder/bicep, spread glue on the F tabs of the forearm/hand and slide them into the bottom of the shoulder/bicep (the end opposite of the C tabs). Fold and glue the extra flap hanging off of the shoulder/bicep around the elbow to secure it. Left Arm: With the design facing you, make all of the folds in Jack’s left forearm/hand away from you.
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