WHOO? WHOO? Wants a Build A Bear Giftcard?

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If you have know my family for 5 years or 5 minutes, one thing you know is that someone in our house is a Build A Bear fanatic! With well over 100 of them, Carter has been collecting since he was 2. One of the really cool things that I love about the bears though is that I have been able to motivate Carter to learn his states with them and learn about endangered animals. See, many Build A Bears are specific to a certain area. Here in Colorado you can get the Buffalo. Arizona has the coyote, Maine has the lobster and so on. You can click here to see more of them.  In order for Carter to get the stuffed animal, he had to learn about the state it was from. Sometimes the stuffed animal would inspire research, “What makes an alligator different than a crocodile”, “Why is a lobster red?”, and “Why are lowland gorillas endangered?” are all questions are Bears have inspired us to answer. So, when I was contacted by the PR reps at Barkley on behalf of Build A Bear, we jumped at the chance to share with our long standing love of Build A Bear with you. Carter was sent this adorable snowy owl, which he named Feathers and a 3-D Treasure Hunt for BuildABearville.com (which has been a BLAST for him to play each day) and a $25 giftcard to give away! To show you how I have tried to make his obsession for Build A Bears as educational as possible I thought we could play a trivia game to determine the winner!

*the funny thing about this video is he just happened to be wearing that t-shirt! It was not a set-up, I swear!
So, want to take your kiddo(s) on a trip to Build A Bear? Here is how you can win a $25 giftcard!

You get ONE entry for EACH correct answer to the trivia questions. That means you can enter 5 times per family. Have your kiddo’s read this page: Snowy Owl Facts and then help them answer the questions below. Leave a separate comment for each question and make sure to let me know what number question you are answering!

Let’s play Snowy Owl Trivia:

  1. When do snowy owls sleep?
  2. What do the circle of feathers around the owls eye’s help it do?
  3. How many mates (breeding partners) do snowy owls usually have in their lifetime?
  4. Where are snowy owls most commonly found?
  5. What movie in the theaters now features a snowy owl as a working pet? (ok, so that is sort of a freebie!)

Rules:

To keep this fair, all comments will be held in moderation until the end of the contest. Please leave a separate comment for each entry. Giveaway is open to US and Canadian Residents only. Must be 18 years of age or older. Winner will be drawn by random.org according to their comment number. We reserve the right to remove any entry from this giveaway that doesn’t have the requested information. This giveaway ends July 30, 2009 11:59 pm EST. Please allow up to 4 weeks to receive your item. If the winner does not respond within 48 hours another winner will be chosen.

PS..Carter does more silly bear video’s on his blog if you have not visited there. He LOVES comments to his blog from friends!

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Comments

  1. Rebecca says:

    They are not nocturnal, so I assume they sleep at night!

  2. Rebecca says:

    THe feathers under the eyes reflect sound to their ears!

  3. Rebecca says:

    They usually only have one mate for life! I LOVE that. Just like it should be. :)

  4. Rebecca says:

    Snowy areas and tree tops in artic north america and eurasia.

  5. Jamie says:

    This would be so much fun for my son! He has never been to Build-a-Bear and I planned for his daddy to take him in September – he’ll be coming home after being away for 20 months (military)!! I read the Snowy Owl sheet to my son and he LOVED it! He also remembered most of it – but I had to type the answers. Thanks for the fun!!

    First answer…The Snowy Owl is nocturnal and sleeps at night!

    (I teach elementary school, so I had fun with this too!)
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  6. Jamie says:

    Did I say SLEEPS at night?!?! I meant is awake at night – I’M STILL ASLEEP – haha!

    Second answer…the feathers help them reflect sound to their ears
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  7. Jamie says:

    They only have one breeding partner for life – good for them – haha!
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  8. Jamie says:

    Snowy Owls are most commonly found in arctic regions :)
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  9. Jamie says:

    5. Why, Harry Potter of course! :)
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  10. Maureen says:

    1. Snowy Owls sleep at night.

  11. Maureen says:

    2. Reflect sound to their ears is what the feathers around eyes are for.
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  12. Maureen says:

    3. Usually only 1. They mate for life.
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  13. Maureen says:

    4.Arctic regions of North America and Eurasia
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  14. Maureen says:

    5. Harry Potter
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  15. Stephanie says:

    Snowy Owls sleep at night.
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  16. Stephanie says:

    The circle of feathers helps them reflect sound to their ears.
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  17. Stephanie says:

    They usually choose one partner for life.
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  18. Stephanie says:

    Snowy owls live in the Arctic regions of North America and Eurasia year-round.
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  19. Stephanie says:

    Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
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  20. Katherine says:

    1. Snowy owls sleep at night time. They are not nocturnal.

  21. Katherine says:

    2. The circle of feathers help the snowy owl reflect sound to their ears.

  22. Katherine says:

    3. Snowy owls usually only have one mate during their lifetime.

  23. Katherine says:

    4. The Arctic regions of North America and Eurasia.

  24. Katherine says:

    5. Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince

  25. Raelena says:

    When do snowy owls sleep?
    Night

  26. Raelena says:

    What do the circle of feathers around the owls eye’s help it do?
    focus sounds into its ears

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  27. Raelena says:

    How many mates (breeding partners) do snowy owls usually have in their lifetime?
    One

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  28. Raelena says:

    Where are snowy owls most commonly found?
    in the northern circumpolar region

  29. Raelena says:

    What movie in the theaters now features a snowy owl as a working pet?
    Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

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  30. Abby says:

    Okay I am going to guess these answers

    1. they sleep during the day

    2. they help them see better

    3. one mate for lifetime

    4. in the mountains

    5. The Harry Potter movies of course!
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  31. Julia says:

    1.When do snowy owls sleep? During the day

  32. Julia says:

    2.What do the circle of feathers around the owls eye’s help it do? Reflect sound to their ears

  33. Julia says:

    3.How many mates (breeding partners) do snowy owls usually have in their lifetime?
    They breed for life

  34. Kenny says:

    question 3

    One

  35. Kenny says:

    Question 2

    They help reflect sound to the ears.

  36. Kenny says:

    Question 4

    Arctic regions of North America and Eurasia

  37. Kenny says:

    Question 5

    Harry Potter

  38. Kenny says:

    Question 1

    They are not nocturnal so I guess they sleep at night.

  39. Zsera says:

    They usually chose one mate and stick with that one for a lifetime

  40. Zsera says:

    Harry Potter is the answer to #5!

  41. Karen B says:

    Snowy Owls usually have one mate in their lifetime.

  42. Karen B says:

    Snowy owls can live in the Arctic regions of North America and Eurasia year-round.
    Question #4

  43. Karen B says:

    Question 2:
    It is for camoflauge.

  44. Karen B says:

    Question 5:
    The New Harry Potter Movie.

  45. Karen B says:

    Question 1
    They sleep at night, these Owl’s are not nocturnal.

  46. sandra says:

    snowy owls sleep during the day

  47. sandra says:

    circles of feathers around their eyes help reflect sound to their ears

  48. sandra says:

    usually one mate in a lifetime

  49. sandra says:

    usually found in Arctic regions of North America and Eurasia

  50. sandra says:

    movie – Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

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