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     • Dr. Seuss, whose March 2 birthday is the historical marker for Read Across America Day, is an author whose stories are synonymous with rhyming. His signature style has endured the test of time largely because kids have fun reading stories that utilize anapest meter (de de DUM pattern) which helps children understand and focus on the language.
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   Why should students read Dr Seuss books?

   • Not only do Dr. Seuss’s imaginative stories make reading and learning fun, they also spark lively discussions about subjects as varied as conservation, kindness, greed, perseverance, and self-discovery. These guides and activities will help you think of fun and interesting ways for your students to learn about Dr. Seuss’s world and their own.

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   Why is Dr Seuss important?

   • They explore memories of youth, family, and friendships while at the same time celebrating the game. Dr. Seuss is considered to be one of the most important writers of children’s literature of all time.

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   How can I teach older students about Dr Seuss?

   • Dr. Seuss for Older Students from AdLit: These resources from AdLit.org are perfect for students in grades 4–12, and author Rachel Walker offers some great ideas for teaching older students about the social impact and activism of Dr. Seuss. AdLit is a great resource for teachers.

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   What was Dr Seuss greatest contribution to children's literature?

   • The belief that within children's literature much is present to reflect truths about life and consciousness is where Dr. Seuss has made his greatest contribution, his largest impact. In he final analysis, the transformation of children's literature from what is to what can be represents his largest contribution.

   What major contributions has Dr. Seuss made to literature?

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3. readingpartners.org › blog › benefits-rhyming-hiddenRead Across America and the benefits of ... - Reading Partners

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   Feb 14, 2019 · The rhyming structure allows kids to more naturally learn about word families and begin to create a mental library of sounds. While Dr. Seuss books have been popular around the world for decades, many new books maintain the essence of rhyme while exploring new narratives.

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   • Why reading matters, according to Dr. Seuss

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4. www.readingrockets.org › books-and-authorsNEA’s Read Across America | Reading Rockets

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   Shifting from Dr. Seuss to diversity NEA’s Read Across America has shifted away from being a Seuss-centric March event to a year-round focus on books that celebrate diversity (opens in a new window) and tell all children that they belong in the world and the world belongs to them.

5. knowledgequest.aasl.org › read-across-americaRead Across America: Promoting Reading in a K-8 School - AASL

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   Jun 2, 2021 · Students so often are only told to read but do not see adults modeling the importance of reading for them. Each day students dressed up to correspond with a Dr. Seuss book and we had an event that promoted the reading. For example, on Tuesday students dressed up for Oh the Places You’ll Go!

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   Feb 19, 2018 · On Read Across America Day, move the focus from Dr. Seuss Week to its intended purpose – encouraging students to celebrate reading. Rather than focusing on one author, it’s the perfect time to create a reading day for exploring diverse texts from multiple writers.

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7. www.newyorker.com › books › under-reviewHow Dr. Seuss Changed Education in America | The New Yorker

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   Jun 5, 2019 · The genius of Dr. Seuss was the outcome of a personal and artistic evolution that spanned every decade of the American century, and Geisel wouldn’t fully embrace his profession or achieve his...

8. www.edutopia.org › blog › read-across-america-drRead Across America: Reading and Seuss-Themed ... - Edutopia

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   Feb 25, 2013 · Along with great information for Read Across America events, there are tips for reading aloud, ideas for encouraging all students to read, and strategies for reading to infants and toddlers. Dr. Seuss for Older Students from AdLit: These resources from AdLit.org are perfect for students in grades 4–12, and author Rachel Walker offers some ...