10 Best Kids Movies To Learn English

What's up everyone? There are some kids films  that aren't simply fun and entertaining, they

are also amazing to learn English! These films  don't just find the perfect balance, they have

everything that kids expect, with enough action  to keep adults, like you, interested. Films that are

made for kids are full of visual support to help  you learn english without getting lost, without

missing the jokes, and without subtitles. That's  why we selected 10 of the best old and new films

and animations to watch as a family and help you  have fun while practicing! Just like Bolat who says

that they're sharing all our lessons with friends  because sharing is caring! Now they can understand

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achieve the same! If just like me you are a big fan  of kids films then today's lesson is just for you!

When you're with Mary Poppins suddenly  you're in places you've never dreamed of.

Take a trip down memory lane  with this classic Disney film

and one that many of us grew up watching. When  faced with the resignation of another nanny the

Bank's family is surprised by the appearance  of Mary Poppins, an enchanting nanny that takes

the boisterous Bank's kids Jane and Michael  on thrilling adventures using her magical

powers. Children of any age will be enchanted  by the combination of coloured animations.

Plus, the songs are pretty catchy and fun  for the whole family to sing along to.

She's Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

The best part is that there's a  sequel called Mary Poppins Returns

in which the nanny returns this time to  look after Michael's (the Bank's) little kids.

My daughter quite likes me to do the voice for  her sometimes, you know. I think my cool factor hits

the sky when I do that, you know, which is kind  of cool. She'll say, "Do your Mary Poppins voice."

- Do the voice! - And I'll say "Spit spot and off we go." And she literally goes "Oh!"

Loves it!

- I'd like a bar of chocolate, please. - My dear friends you are now about to enter the nerve

center to the entire Wonka Factory. Inside this  room all of my dreams become realities, and some

of my realities become dreams. Boys and girls,  the chocolate room.

As you can see, I love fantasy movies. Just like Mary Poppins, this film also has a more recent version starring johnny depp as the

factory owner, Willy Wonka. I grew up watching the  original version, because just like Mary Poppins,

these family movies are always on TV during the Christmas Holidays in the UK!

Charlie and The Chocolate Factory follows  the mouth-watering adventure of the poor boy

Charlie as he encounters chocolate waterfalls,  giant lollipops, edible flowers and much

more. Ask a kid what they think it would be like  to spend a day in a chocolate factory and you're

likely to have a joyful response! Besides  being immersed in the fantasy-like world,

you'll also have the chance to practice your listening!

- This is kind of strange. - Yes, but it's fun!

Charlie, don't forget what happened to the man  who suddenly got everything he always wanted.

- What happened? - He lived happily ever after.

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- Jumanji. - You want to play?

- Alan, look! - In the jungle you must wait until the dice read five or eight.

- What's happening to you? - Help! Roll the dice!

All right, so this one is so gripping! The  story follows the adventures of kids playing a

supernatural board game. While playing in the late  60s, Alan Parrish became trapped inside the game.

26 years later, siblings Judy and Peter find the  game and unwittingly release the now-adult Alan.

Together they will try to find Alan's friend Sarah  and finish the game to reverse all the destruction

it has caused. If you're a fan of role-playing  games, which by the way are awesome for practicing

English, then you'll love this movie! Plus, there  are already three other sequels for you to enjoy.

Welcome to Jumanji!

This next adventure is even more challenging. And  remember the future of Jumanji is in your hands.

- I have one important question: who is Jumanji? - Is that Barbara's boy ?

- We're gonna die. - We did die.

- Are we in hell? - I knew it.

Oh my God.

- Pretend that that's a seed. - It's a rock.

Oh, I know it's a rock, I  know. But let's just pretend for a minute that it's a seed, all right? We'll just use our imaginations.

Now, do you see our tree? Everything that  made that giant tree is already contained

- inside this tiny little seed. - This rock will be a tree?

Seed to tree, you've got to work with me here, all right?

Okay, now you might not feel like  you can do much now, but that's just because, well,

you're not a tree yet. You just have to give yourself some time. You're still a seed.

But it's a rock.

This is a film to unlock everyone's imagination as  it tells the story of an outcast ant named Filk

recruiting a group of circus bugs in a desperate  mission to help his colony from evil grasshoppers,

that come to the anthill and eat what the  ants have gathered for them every single year.

Besides great nature related vocabulary, this film  also teaches respect for others who are different,

the power of teamwork, and the  value of owning your mistakes.

Pretend that that's a seed.

- What was my line again? - It's a rock.

Sorry I'm forgeting.

- That's my mom. - That's my dad.

Then you and I are like sisters.

Hallie, we are like twins!

This one stars Lindsay Lohan playing the  twins Hallie and Annie who were separated after

their parents divorce when they were babies  and find out about each other by coincidence

at a summer camp years later. As  the name of the movie suggests,

the twins will do whatever it takes in an  attempt to bring their parents together again.

I made a lesson on Real British Accents in  which this movie was featured due to Lindsay

Lohan playing both an American and British  character. To learn more about these accents,

you can click up here or the link down  in the description to watch it next.

Yeah! Who's up for round two?

Tell the kid to be more careful.

Another great movie about family!

This film is set 20,000 years ago when  everything was covered in ice. While

migrating to avoid bad frostbite, an unusual  group of animals reluctantly come together

when they have to return a human baby to its family.

You're lost, aren't you?

That's it! You're out of the herd.

Kind of a metaphor for life. There's always

bumps and hurdles you got to get over, but through  it all your family is always there and will always

support you. That's kind of what the message is  underneath it all. So, the kids are having fun, but

they're learning a good thing.

Matilda already knew that she was somewhat different

from her family. - I'm smart, you're dumb. I'm big, you're little. I'm right, you're wrong.

Had they paid any attention to her at all, they'd  have realized she was a rather extraordinary child.

Matilda was one of my favorite stories growing up  and a literary classic by Roald Dahl that every

child should read! The movie really brought the  book to life and it tells the story of a sweet

child who is misunderstood by her family because  she is very different from them. She escapes her

life by reading and honing her skills to the  point she develops telekinetic powers. In the

midst of dealing with cruelty at home and school,  from the ultra scary headmistress Miss Trunchbull,

she finds an adorable teacher who recognizes  her skills and becomes her best friend.

- Get in the car, Melinda! - Matilda!

- Whatever. - Probably the coolest thing is when people tell me that they

introduce their children to it. So, they'll say,  "My daughter loves it. My son loves it. I watch it

with my kids." And that is really cool to know that  you were part of something that is generational.

Freeze ray!

Despicable is used to describe someone who is mean.  This is what everyone would say about Gru while

he is on a quest to steal the moon and show the  world he is a true criminal mastermind. However, his

supervillain plans go down the drain when he meets  three adorable orphan girls who want to make him

their dad. Believe it or not, Gru is voiced by the  hilarious Steve Carell, best known for playing

Michael Scott in The Office US!

And once the moon is mine, the world will give me whatever

I want to get it back. And I will be the greatest  villain of all time. That's what I'm talking about.

- Boys, yech. - Girls, yech.

- And the worst thing of all... - They smell weird!

Rascal is a word used to describe someone  who is mischievous and cheeky, usually a child,

but has no intention to hurt anyone. As the name  suggests, the kids in this film are up for the task.

Friends Spanky and Alfafa run an anti-girl club  called He-Man Women Haters with their friends Porky

and Buckwheat as well as other boys from the  neighborhood. The boys are getting ready for a

big go-kart race when leader Alfalfa breaks the  fundamental rule and starts to flirt with Darla.

The gang unites more than ever to prevent Alfafa from becoming friends with a girl, cost what it may.

Every moment of that movie was so locked in, I  think, to our memories, just because like I said

earlier it was such a big experience. It was our  first big experience, I think, for all of us, right?

So, had not haven't seen each  other in so long it felt like it was yesterday.

Woody!

- Wow, thanks for the ride! - Look out!

Now, let's catch up to that truck!

Our number 1 choice is a movie adored by both kids and

grown-ups. In this Disney classic, a group of toys  pretends to be lifeless when humans are around,

but just like us, they learn about the hardships  and eases of life while unfolding friendships,

dealing with jealousy, and coping with loss. It is  the universal experience of growing up told by

the point of view of the toys. It all starts when  a cowboy doll named Woody finds himself having to

share his owner Andy's attention with the new  astronaut action figure named Buzz Lightyear.

The two initial rivals have to work together  when they are separated from Andy, which results

in one of the most beautiful friendships on  the big screen that can be seen in the three

other movies that follow and make any family laugh  and cry together. We made a lesson with the first

movie, so if you'd like to watch that next you can  click up here or I'll link it down below as well

What I'd say, Woody found a great  friend in Buzz and Tom has found a

- great friend in Tim. - I totally agree.

Adore our friendship, and I thank  you two for getting these two.

- Buzz! - On my way, Woody!

Buzz Lightyear to the rescue!

Let us know if you liked our list! And don't forget  to share your favorite kids movies in the comments

down below. Movies can be an engaging way of  learning a new language, and the best way for you

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