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Find And Circle The Hidden Words JOHN, CAPTAIN HOOK, PETER PAN, WENDY, SMEE, NEVER LAND, MICHAEL, LOST BOYS Coloring Time! Join. Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, Wendy, John And Michael As They Fly Across The London Sky! Peter Pan Wants To Rescue Wendy From How Many Do You See? Captain Hook. Lead Peter To Her. 1) Bandanas? START 2) Hats? 3) Swords? 4) Belts? 5) Bare Feet? 1) 3, 2) 3, 3) 3, 4) 4, 5) 3 5) 4, 4) 3, 3) 3, 2) 3, 1) 5 Tinker Bell 4 needs Her Wings To Fly. 6 Connect The Dots And 3 Help Her Fly! 7 2 8 17 1 16 15 1. 9 18 14 Pirate Crossword Write. The Words To Match The Image. 10 2. Find And Circle The Items 13 19 Shoes, Buttons, Buckle, Green Patch, Elbow Red Glasses, Pajamas, Yellow 12 5. 1. That Are Different 20 11 FInISH 21 3. 22 23 4. 3. Brown Umbrella, Red Bow Tie, Smiling Bear Red Bow Umbrella, Brown 24 4. 2. 25 26 Visit us at Disney.com/PeterPan 5. Distributed by Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, Burbank, CA 91521. © 2013 Disney SWORD 5. COMPASS, 4. SHIP, 3. HOOK, 2. FLAG, 1. MISC4203 COLORING CLASS IN THEATRES JUNE 21 Trail’s End Restaurant WORD SEARCH Appetizers (à la carte) Garden Salad 2.19 with Fat-free Ranch Dressing Fruit Cup 2.19 Mickey Check Meal Served with choice of Small Lowfat Milk or Small Dasani® Water 8.59 Baked Chicken Drumette WHAT’S WITH RANDALL? Entrée: Baked Chicken Drumette served with Rice and Vegetables Can you find the 7 differences Dessert: Fruit Cup between the two pictures? Meets Disney Nutrition Guidelines for Complete Meals without substitutions. BOOKS DOOR SCHOOL SULLEY CLASS PAPER OR Choice of one (1) Beverage, one (1) Entrée, and one (1) Dessert 8.59 MIKE MONSTERS PENCIL RANDALL SCARE Beverages (Choose One) EXAM Small Lowfat Milk Small Dasani® Water MIKE RULES! Small Minute Maid® Apple Juice Entrées (Choose One) ENGLISH CLASS Match the monster and write the letter in each space. Cheeseburger Macaroni & Cheese Chicken Nuggets Grilled Cheese Dippers Answers: Glasses Color, Eye Color, Hat, Hair, Finger, Books and Flag. and Books Finger, Hair, Hat, Color, Eye Color, Glasses Answers: Desserts (Choose One) WORD SCRAMBLE Fruit Cup Ice Cream Sundae DTSUY NOTMSRE Chocolate Chip Cookies Soft Drinks and French Fries may be substituted upon request. Answers: SCHOOL ROCKS! SCHOOL Answers: K!SRCHLO MONSTER. STUDY, Answers: 10516214 FW4023-03 113 ©2013 Disney/Pixar.

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