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- Dr. Seuss Scavenger Hunt. This fun Dr. Seuss inspired scavenger hunts uses characters, phrases, and silly Dr. Seuss words in clues that lead kids all around the house to find a Dr. Seuss surprise!
- Yertle the Turtle Stacking Game. This is one of our favorite Dr Seuss activities and a great way for kids to work on balancing while still having so much fun!
- Grinch Grab Game. Just because Grinch is typically a Christmas book doesn't mean kids will enjoy this game any less during your Read Across America event!
- If You Can Do It Game. This is one of our favorite board games for kids and for good reason. It's silly, fun, and great for getting a little energy out! If playing this in a classroom, it's probably best for a small group to play at one time, but it's so much fun!
Find fun and creative ways to celebrate Dr. Seuss's birthday and love for reading with these spirit week ideas. Browse photos and links of dress up days, activities, crafts, and more for preschool, elementary, and middle school students.
- One Fish Two Fish Craft Ideas
- Cat in The Hat Craft Ideas
- Lorax Craft Ideas
- Horton Hears A Who Craft Ideas
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This super easy One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish Paper Plate Craft is fun and easy for kids to create during Seuss Week celebrations! Super simple and quick Dr Seuss playdough recipeyou and your children are going to want to make. Dr Seuss inspired One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish playdough. A Simple Origami fishcraft to go with Dr. Seus...
Make a Cat in the Hat bookmarkto get started with your Seuss reading! Make a Cat in the Hat puppetand enjoy playing with it to reenact the best parts of the book! This fun paper craft Cat in the Hatis super easy to make, thanks to the free printable template. This adorable Cat in the Hat craft, with free printable template is perfect for a Dr. Seus...
If you love The Lorax, you’ve got to make this cute origami Lorax bookmark. This Lorax Pencil Jar with Truffula Treesis the perfect craft to go alongside Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax. Make a scene from the Lorax using the free printable pattern from this fun Lorax and Truffula tree craftactivity. You can also make this Lorax toilet paper craftfigure during...
This Horton Hears a Who origami corner bookmarkis supercute- and there is a free template! Make your own Horton puppetwith this Horton Hears a Who craft template! Bring alive the lovable elephant from Dr Seuss in this Horton Hears a Who Quilled Paper Craft! With a free template, this is perfect for Dr Seuss Day!
Find fun and easy crafts to celebrate Dr Seuss Week with your kids. From One Fish Two Fish to The Grinch, these crafts are inspired by your favorite Dr Seuss books and characters.
- Decorate your door! Yes, it takes a bit of time to do this one, but there are some really cool ideas out there and the students love it! Check out these Dr. Seuss-themed door pins from my Dr. Seuss board on Pinterest.
- Invite some special guest readers to your school. Each year, we ask folks from the Board of Education and other community leaders to come in and read a Dr. Seuss book to each homeroom.
- Set up Dr. Seuss centers. If you've been here long, you know I'm a big fan of library centers (or library stations). Just check out this blog post or one of my many podcasts on the subject to learn more.
- Get the entire school involved with a Dr. Seuss-themed week! I have done this every year I've been a librarian and it is always so much fun! Send a note home with your students explaining what Read Across America week is and what they should wear each day to celebrate.
Jan 28, 2024 · During Dr. Seuss Week, various activities are organized to engage children in the world of Dr. Seuss. These activities may include reading his books, dressing up as characters from his stories, and participating in themed events and games. Because this is Teach Go Green, we’re focusing on Dr. Seuss’s book, The Lorax!
Feb 25, 2016 · Celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday and Read Across America Day with fun and creative activities for preschoolers. Find books, literacy, math, science, sensory, art, and more ideas for five days of Dr. Seuss fun.
This guide offers ideas for a week-long celebration of reading with Dr. Seuss books! We’ve suggested themes for each day, and you can pick one or all of them—whatever works best for your students. Each day includes ideas and activities that will engage student’s imagination, help develop writing and
