Sam tries to offer green eggs and ham to Mr. No Name and simply will not take no for an answer. He persists in offering them in different ways, like on a boat or in a tree or with a mouse. Finally, just to get Sam to stop pestering him, Mr. No Name tries them and finds that he does like them! I thought after reading this book that I would try to get more veges into my kids by making green eggs, a.k.a. spinach quiche. It didn't go over very well, but we still love reading this book! When my kids are leery of trying something new, I remind them of Mr. No Name, who thought he would not like green eggs and ham but found out he did. Sometimes it helps; sometimes it doesn't.
Friday, February 10, 2012
Picture Books We Love: Green Eggs and Ham
Sam tries to offer green eggs and ham to Mr. No Name and simply will not take no for an answer. He persists in offering them in different ways, like on a boat or in a tree or with a mouse. Finally, just to get Sam to stop pestering him, Mr. No Name tries them and finds that he does like them! I thought after reading this book that I would try to get more veges into my kids by making green eggs, a.k.a. spinach quiche. It didn't go over very well, but we still love reading this book! When my kids are leery of trying something new, I remind them of Mr. No Name, who thought he would not like green eggs and ham but found out he did. Sometimes it helps; sometimes it doesn't.
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Ditto from a parent's perspective. I enjoyed reading Dr. Seuss to you and your sister. They were so much fun to read. Green Eggs and Ham was always one of my favorites because it was the first one we had.
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