What is the Inside Out short called?

Lava
In theaters, Inside Out was accompanied by a short film, Lava (2014).

What is she feeling Inside Out?

Early in the film, Riley — the 11-year-old girl whose mind serves as Inside Out’s primary setting — is largely defined by very primal feelings. She’s either all joy or all sadness. She’s all anger, or all fear, or all disgust.

What are the five islands in Inside Out?

Without this core memory, an island turns gray and is susceptible to destruction and loss in the Memory Dump. Before she turned 11, Riley formed five Islands of Personality: Family Island, Honesty Island, Hockey Island, Friendship Island and Goofball Island.

How did Riley feel in Inside Out?

Riley has five main emotions at her core: Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger, and Disgust. Joy is the dominant emotion for the first portion of Riley’s life. These feelings are not just isolated to five characters fighting it out; they intertwine and loop together in and out of her memory bank.

What does Sadness look like in Inside Out?

According to Pete Docter, her appearance is based on that of a teardrop. This can be seen in Abstract Thought, as during the fourth stage (non-figurativity), Joy and Sadness were reduced to a shape and color – Sadness was a blue teardrop and Joy was a yellow star.

How do my students relate to the characters of Inside Out?

My students are able to relate to the adorable characters and make connections to their own lives. While I love the movie, using the collection of video clips below or Inside Out toys and books can be just as effective. In counting the videos below you will notice that I currently only have 20 Inside Out video clips.

What makes us who we are inside out?

This Inside Out clip is give a sneak peek into the mind of Riley’s new teacher. (How much longer till summer break?!) An introduction of how our memories add up and make us who we are. Riley’s memories are collected and stored in either long-term memory storage or they become a core memory.