Yesterday I shared my interview with Jay Ingram, lead science advisor, celebrated science author, and television host about The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That.
In honor of the debut of The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!, Random House has generously provided a wonderful prize pack that includes a limited-edition canvas tote, four books from The Cat in the Hat’s Learning Library by Random House, and bookmarks featuring Cat in the Hat stickers!
To enter: Read the interview with Jay and leave a comment with a question you would ask him!
Ask him a question that your kids have asked you and you don’t know the answer to or about something you saw on The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! Leave your Twitter handle or email address in the comment for your entry to count.
For extra entries you must do the above and any of the following:
- Visit Seussville and share your favorite game
- Visit PBS Parents’ The Cat in the Hat activities section and tell me what activity you plan to do with your kids
- Tweet this daily: @TechSavvyMama is giving away a Cat in the Hat prize pack from Random House! Enter 2 win: http://bit.ly/9Ugmqz
My 4 year old would like to ask Jay Ingram if he can do an episode with dinosaurs
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We played the amazeing green eggs & ham game and my son really liked it
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Since the seasons are changing we are going to try the exploring weather activity
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My 5 year old son would like to know how the cat and the hat came to know so much
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Our favorite cat and the hat game is Migration adventure. vanessa_smith1011@yahoo.com
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My 6 year old son wants to know what is your favorite part of science? Thanks for the chance, justicecw@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteOur favorite game is Horton Hears a Tune
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I like the exploring senses activity
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I would ask him if there are still gender differences in students who go on to study science...are more boys going into science than girls? If so how can we help girls to get into science?
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What awesome games! We loved them all most of all Horton Hears a Who.
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My 4 year old would ask if he likes green eggs and ham?
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I would like to ask Jay where he comes up with the concepts/ideas for the episodes.
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My favorite game is A-maze-ing green eggs and ham.
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I plan to do the exploring our senses activity.
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My kids really like this new show. I would like to ask Jay what kind of deal he had to work out with the Suess estate, in terms of copyright, etc. I've been very impressed with how similar the cat in the hat is to the books, and so this got me wondering. Thanks! Amy starrgregandamy(at) gmail(dot)com
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I would like to ask Jim if there is a way for children to submit ideas for future shows that focus on subjects they have a particular interest in. Thanks for the interview and chance to win!
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Horton Hears a Tune is our favorite!
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Definitely the weather game activity. They are all about watching the weather channel and seeing what will happen next - ever since the blizzards. Becky abcdhill@aol.com
ReplyDeleteI would ask him if there are any plans in the future to develop materials based on this show that might be used in the public elementary schools to assist with science. abcdhill@aol.com
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