I suppose the title of this post says it all, but HURRAH, Wondermind is a finalist in for an SXSW Interactive Award in the Educational Resource category. Wish us luck please – we find out on March 13 2012!
(Also, the iMac is still up for grabs, so enter, enter!)
(I’m dancing at my desk!)
Tags: Awards, sxsw, wondermind
Thanks for your patience everyone, I had to iron out some last minute details on our competition, but now I am READY TO GO.
Right, do you want to win one of these?
Yes? Here’s what you need to do.
Have a play on Wondermind and find the Rabbit Hole tag in the blog when you’re done.
There are four posts there – each with a tricky task or question about the world of Alice in Wonderland at the end.
Answer all four, by leaving a comment in the box. Then, when you’re sure you have all four answers correct, email them to me at kids@tate.org.uk by 1st March 2012 with your name, age and address.
I will check all of them, of course, and if you’ve got them all right, you’re in with a chance to get your hands on that iMac.
Good luck – I wish I could enter myself!
SJ
Here are some T&Cs for you. This competition is open to UK visitors I’m afraid. Any other questions, let me know!
Tags: alice in wonderland, Competition, wondermind
A quick note before we start today – this is the last competition post this year 
A massive WELL DONE to all our winners and thanks to everyone for playing along and tweeting – but most of all your lovely messages while we had a bit of technical breakdown. Looking forward to reading all your comments in 2012 and do let me know what things you’d like to see on Tate Kids by dropping me an email - kids@tate.org.uk.
(If you are today’s lucky winner, I’ll post your prize between Christmas and New Year)
Happy Christmas and New Year, everyone.
x SJ x
For 2011, Tate Kids asked pupils at Swinemoor Primary School, East Riding to choose their favourite works from the Tate Kids Collection and share their thoughts. So, for the 24 days before Christmas, you can see their excellent choices and what they mean to them.
To get involved leave a comment in this post with a contact email (which we won’t publish – but make sure you ask permission from your adults) or tweet us @tate_kids.
And that’s not all. Each day, Tate Kids, Tate Publishing and Tate Shop will be giving you the chance to win a prize if you can answer our really (really) easy questions about the artworks.
**COMPETITION QUESTION**
How is snow described in the Christmas carol, Good King Wenceslas?
a) Deep and crisp and even
b) Shallow and soggy and higgledy-piggledy
c) There’s no talk of snow in that carol!
Leave your answer in the comments below. Good luck!
Tags: Advent Calendar, Christmas, Competition
For 2011, Tate Kids asked pupils at Swinemoor Primary School, East Riding to choose their favourite works from the Tate Kids Collection and share their thoughts. So, for the 24 days before Christmas, you can see their excellent choices and what they mean to them.
To get involved leave a comment in this post with a contact email (which we won’t publish – but make sure you ask permission from your adults) or tweet us @tate_kids.
And that’s not all. Each day, Tate Kids, Tate Publishing and Tate Shop will be giving you the chance to win a prize if you can answer our really (really) easy questions about the artworks.
**COMPETITION QUESTION**
How many works by John William Waterhouse appear in the Tate Kids Collection?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
Leave your answer in the comments below. Good luck!
Tags: Advent Calendar, Christmas, Competition
For 2011, Tate Kids asked pupils at Swinemoor Primary School, East Riding to choose their favourite works from the Tate Kids Collection and share their thoughts. So, for the 24 days before Christmas, you can see their excellent choices and what they mean to them.
To get involved leave a comment in this post with a contact email (which we won’t publish – but make sure you ask permission from your adults) or tweet us @tate_kids.
And that’s not all. Each day, Tate Kids, Tate Publishing and Tate Shop will be giving you the chance to win a prize if you can answer our really (really) easy questions about the artworks.
**COMPETITION QUESTION**
What is the name of the cartoon character that appears in ‘Meet the People’?
a) Minnie Mouse
b) Donald Duck
c) Goofy
Leave your answer in the comments below. Good luck!
Tags: Advent Calendar, Christmas, Competition
