Schwartzkopf provides Seuss programs recently at local, area schools
Dr. Seuss’ 106th birthday was on March 2. On that day, Dr. Seuss books were read across America acknowledging “Read Across America Day!” Mary Schwartzkopf, aka “That Cat” (Mrs. James-town/N.D. America 2010) was one of those people. Schwartzkopf performed her own choreographed program of reading animation to students of the Montpelier Elementary School on March 2. Principal Mary Steele and teachers were part of the participation brought in by the Stutsman County Bookmobile. A half hour of dancing with the “Fidget Remover” (Schwartzkopf’s creation and choreography), readings from Dr. Seuss and The Cat in the Hat beanbag toss were included.
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Dr. Seuss’ 106th birthday was on March 2. On that day, Dr. Seuss books were read across America acknowledging “Read Across America Day!”
Mary Schwartzkopf, aka “That Cat” (Mrs. James-town/N.D. America 2010) was one of those people. Schwartzkopf performed her own choreographed program of reading animation to students of the Montpelier Elementary School on March 2. Principal Mary Steele and teachers were part of the participation brought in by the Stutsman County Bookmobile. A half hour of dancing with the “Fidget Remover” (Schwartzkopf’s creation and choreography), readings from Dr. Seuss and The Cat in the Hat beanbag toss were included.
Schwartzkopf also made an annual visit to The Anne Carlsen Center in Jamestown during the afternoon performing reading animations and a photo session of pictures done with “That Cat” and students.
For more information, contact Schwartzkopf at 701-659-8011 or e-mail at: maryschwartzkopf@live.com or go to her Web site at: http://maryschwartzkopf. synthasite.com and click at That Cat page on the Web site.
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