They go to the contest and look at all the other kites. They make a kite out of paper and an old bed sheet for a tail. It doesn't say what the contest is about, and doesn't say what they're being judged on. That's right./But we can't go./We have no kite!” “No kite? No kite?/Now, do not worry./I can make one/in a hurry!” Nobody talks like that! That's just weird. Seuss was deliberately trying to use a limited vocabulary. The reason 'The Cat in the Hat' sounds like it does is because Dr. When you put it into rhyme like that, it doesn't sound natural. Rhymes are reminiscent of “The Cat in the Hat”, and it feels weird and forced compared to the other Berenstain Bears books which don't always rhyme. because every batch of doTERRA oils are 3rd party tested to make sure they are Certified Pure and Therapeutic Grade andīoring. (I'd never suggest ingesting any other brand's essential oils. I'm guessing it will help put you in the playful mood. If that seems to fit you, you might try diffusing some of doTERRA's Wild orange or Tangerine or putting a few drops of them in your water.

** Essential Oil & Book pairing tip: Sometimes as adults we can't remember the fun of youthful pursuits like kite flying until were actually doing it again. * Talking Points: Have you ever wondered about the wisdom of your parents? What are the things you love best about your parents? No one is perfect, what are things that you wish you could change about your parents? What are the things you wish you could change about yourself?

And I love how the children doubt that Papa Bear and Mama Bear know what they are talking about - how often does that happen?! I love that Papa Bear doesn't care about any of the criticisms of his kite but has faith that his kite will fly well and that they will have fun. I love the Bernenstain Bears! And I love how the Papa Bear does his best to help give his children what they want.

Berenstain bears go fly a kite