Over the Hedge coloring pages are featuring RJ, Verne, Hammy, Stella, Ozzie and Heather, Lou, Penny, Spike, Bucky and Quillo, Lou and Penny's, Tiger, Gladys Sharp, Vincent, Dwayne LaFontant, Nugent and other characters from Dreamworks' Over the Hedge animated film.
Right, picture this: a ragtag bunch of woodland misfits, led by a sharp-talking raccoon with a penchant for risk, are suddenly faced with a brick wall—or rather, a hedge. On the other side? Suburbia. But this ain’t your standard stroll through the park. It’s a jungle out there, with lawnmowers, SUVs and humans who couldn’t give a toss about the little critters. Yet, our furry friends, from a sarcastic turtle to a hyperactive squirrel, decide to make a go of it. Teamwork? Well, they’re gonna need more than just that to get through this mad caper.
See, the lesson here is simple: it’s all about who you’ve got watching your back. When you’re up against towering fences and bigger fish—or rather, bigger humans—you need a crew who knows how to pull together. Trust, loyalty and a bit of banter go a long way. And if you can’t rely on a hedgehog with attitude or a squirrel who’s about two nuts short of a full bag, then what hope do you have? Kids watching this get a solid schooling in the art of survival—whether you’re in a forest or the front yard.
Right, picture this: a ragtag bunch of woodland misfits, led by a sharp-talking raccoon with a penchant for risk, are suddenly faced with a brick wall—or rather, a hedge. On the other side? Suburbia. But this ain’t your standard stroll through the park. It’s a jungle out there, with lawnmowers, SUVs and humans who couldn’t give a toss about the little critters. Yet, our furry friends, from a sarcastic turtle to a hyperactive squirrel, decide to make a go of it. Teamwork? Well, they’re gonna need more than just that to get through this mad caper.
See, the lesson here is simple: it’s all about who you’ve got watching your back. When you’re up against towering fences and bigger fish—or rather, bigger humans—you need a crew who knows how to pull together. Trust, loyalty and a bit of banter go a long way. And if you can’t rely on a hedgehog with attitude or a squirrel who’s about two nuts short of a full bag, then what hope do you have? Kids watching this get a solid schooling in the art of survival—whether you’re in a forest or the front yard.
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