- Another way to have a Frozen holiday is to stay active.
- [Scarlet] Olaf, Elsa, Anna, Sven, and Kristoff
are always active.
- Yeah because their everyday life is an adventure.
(upbeat music)
Hi everyone and welcome to the Frozen Friends Club.
I'm Sage.
- And I'm Scarlet.
- So it's the holiday season
and there's one question that is on everyone's mind.
- What should I get my brother?
(record scratch)
- Not that question.
The other one.
- Oh, you mean whether I should ask my grandmother
for gingerbread cookies or a gingerbread house.
- You're getting warmer.
- Hmm... oh I know!
Everyone wants to know how to have a Frozen holiday.
- Exactly.
So today Scarlet and I will be giving you
some really helpful tips
on how to have a Frozen holiday this year.
- We have some good ones up our sleeves.
And then once we're done with our list,
we'll figure out what to get my brother.
- Deal.
- The first way to have a Frozen holiday,
to spend time with family.
- Frozen is all about family
and Anna and Elsa are really close
so I'm sure they celebrate the holidays together.
- Oh yeah, for sure.
And what's the holidays without family?
- That's the best part.
- There are so many things
you can do with your family during the holidays.
But my favorite is playing games.
- I love that too.
- [Scarlet] You can play games like charades,
you know the Frozen crew loves that.
- [Kristoff] I'm ready, go.
Unicorn.
Ice cream!
Castle!
- The dreidel game, holiday movie trivia,
snowball throws, and so much more.
- Watch out for my butt.
- Now that you mentioned it,
I can't wait to play games with my family this year.
My family likes to play cards.
Every time we travel out of state
to visit our extended and huge family,
we all like to have card tournaments.
We'll all get together and play different card games,
competing, to win more and more prizes along the way.
It is so much fun.
- Sounds fun.
But we can't forget about the family members
that we aren't able to see in person.
- We've been virtual for over a year now.
So we're all used to talking via video.
Try to get your family members on a video call
just to say hey, even if it's only for 10 minutes.
- [Scarlet] Seeing everyone's smiling faces
will make the video call worth it.
- And just so you know, families can be different.
It doesn't just have to be the people you're related to.
You can make your own families, amongst your friends.
- And when you think about family, that includes your pets.
- Okay, next up we have keeping up with the old traditions
and starting some new ones.
- Ooo I love that.
We have a lot of fun holiday traditions in my family too.
Every year we decorate the tree as a family.
And when we traveled to new places,
we like to buy ornaments for our ornament collection.
We also set out milk, cookies, and carrots for the reindeer.
Remember that scene in Frozen
where Sven tried to eat a Olaf's carrot nose?
- Sven.
- Oh they're, oh okay.
Make things easier for me.
Oh look at him trying to kiss my nose.
I like you too.
- Reindeers love carrots.
- So, are you going to start any new traditions this year?
- Oh yeah.
So we have these really cool Frozen ornaments for our tree.
I can't wait to add these to our family collection.
- Oh, I love those.
Especially the Kristoff one.
- Thanks.
I like that he's already under a tree.
So in addition to putting these on the tree,
I was actually going to suggest to my family
that we each make our own ornament for our tree this year.
It could be anything we want, but it has to be handmade.
- That's awesome!
- Yup!
Is there a new tradition that you would like to start?
- You know what, I think I'd like to start
a holiday spirit day where the entire day
is dedicated to getting into the holiday spirit.
We would do holiday themed baking
or listen to holiday themed carols
or play holiday themed games
or tell stories of holidays before.
Just an entire day for getting into the holiday spirit.
That would be so much fun.
- Very cool.
You have to let me know how that goes.
- I will.
- Next we have going green for the holidays.
- I must admit, it's a lot of fun
looking for a new tree every year.
- That a tradition in itself.
- But we have to think about the environment.
So we suggest donating your tree
after you're done using it this year.
- Check with your local state park
or your city sanitation and environment department
in order to find out how you can recycle your tree.
Oh, and your tree can also be replanted
just in case you want to keep it in your backyard.
- You can also reuse gift wrapping paper.
So if possible, try not to tear it to shreds
when you're opening up your gift.
- We know it will be a bit tempting.
- What could also be fun
is getting creative with wrapping paper.
You could use craft paper, newspaper,
fabric to wrap up your gifts.
Another way to have a Frozen holiday is to stay active.
- Olaf, Elsa, Anna, Sven, and Kristoff are always active.
- Yeah, because their everyday life is an adventure.
- All the family time indoors
and making cookies doesn't mean you shouldn't keep moving.
- You raise a good point Scarlet.
- [Scarlet] Try to pencil in some time to be active.
- [Sage] Yeah.
That could be playing
or taking a stroll around the neighborhood
with a relative or a loved one.
- [Scarlet] Or you could build a snowman
in front of your house.
- I hear that's a workout.
- It really is but it's a lot of fun
and it will definitely keep you active.
- Every time I go over to my grandma's house,
in the summer we always build snow people.
Since she lives somewhere where it's colder
and snows in the winter, she saves up giant snowballs
and puts them in her freezer
until we come over in the summer
so we can move snow people together.
Since that's not something I'm able to do where I live.
It's so much fun.
- Wow, so cool.
And last, but certainly not least
you can't forget to give back.
Not everyone is fortunate enough to have a family, a home,
or the ability to give back the way you can.
So they'll need your help.
- The holidays are the perfect time
to volunteer your services or donate food and clothing.
- You can even host a toy drive.
Maybe get a group of your friends together
and have them donate new or gently used toys.
- Just have your parents research a local charity, church,
or organization to drop the toys off to.
- Giving back is very important.
The holiday season isn't all about receiving.
- That's true.
Giving to someone in need
feels just as good as receiving something that you want.
- You're right about that.
- Well, that's it for our list for today.
But a reminder,
there are so many more ways to celebrate a Frozen holiday.
- Oh yeah.
Ways to celebrate the holidays are endless.
But hopefully our list can be used as a starting point.
- I love the holidays.
I'm really looking forward to starting some new traditions
and spending time with my family.
- Me too.
I'm also looking forward to giving back and staying active.
I plan on making an even bigger snowman this year.
- Oh, Scarlet.
We still have to figure out what to get your brother.
- Oh right.
Any suggestions?
He's 10 years old, loves baseball, and plays the guitar.
His favorite color is red.
He loves to read.
And his favorite Frozen character is Olaf
because he's just so funny.
- He is.
Okay.
(cheerful music)
What about, you get him a book about baseball
and you can hand make an Olaf bookmark
and then you wrap it all up in a red fabric.
- Ooh I like that idea.
Thanks for your help Sage.
- You're more than welcome.
Well, that's all the time we have for today.
- Thank you for watching this very special episode
of the Frozen Friends Club,
where we go into the unknown
and always find something fun.
I'm Scarlet.
- And I'm Sage.
- Bye. - Bye.