The live-action movie, “How to Train Your Dragon,” takes place long ago in a place called Berk. It’s a place that is so far off the map, it might as well not exist. The Vikings of Berk have an infestation of bloodthirsty DRAGONS!

One of the main characters is Toothless, the legendary night fury dragon that befriends Hiccup, the son of the chief of Berk. Toothless is in big trouble if the other Vikings find him, because if they do, they’ll kill him. This movie is about the difficult relationships between Hiccup, his father, and Toothless.

Suppose you want to imagine, design, experience Homeschool the world around you, and discover your artistic vision. In that case, there’s no better place to do so than the i.d.e.a. Museum in Mesa, the first fine arts museum for children in the United States of America. This won- derful museum opened in 1978 and has adopted three names before it became the museum we know today. We got the inside scoop from Hannah Hockersmith, the marketing and communications manager for the i.d.e.a. Museum, about what families can enjoy during their visit to this inspiring and accessible museum.

The Dragon Warrior is at it again in the new “Kung Fu Panda 4” movie! In the newest installment, Po (played by Jack Black), sets sail across the sea to Juniper City to defeat the newest and most nefarious villain yet, the Chameleon. With help from Po’s new friend Zhen the Fox (played by Awkwafina), and familiarcharacters like Po’s dads and Master Shifu, the duo faces bandits, monsters, and everything in between.