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1. hilo.hawaii.edu › campuscenter › hohonuAb-Seuss-Lutely: The Benefits of Dr. Seuss Books

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   Children can make a huge difference in the world, and are capable of more than expected; the impact of Dr. Seuss’s The Lorax is proof of that. In addition to environmental issues, Seuss books have been used to connect children and their families to science, math, and literacy.

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

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   Jun 5, 2019 · I-Huei Go on Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, and how his children’s classics—such as “The Cat in the Hat,” “The Lorax,” and “Horton Hears a Who!”—were part of a ...

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   Why did Dr Seuss stop publishing children's books?

   • The business that manages Dr. Seuss’ work and legacy said today that it plans to stop publishing six of the author’s children’s books, due to racist stereotypes and offensive content in the stories. The decision, announced on the author’s birthday, which schools have long celebrated, could have big consequences for many classrooms and libraries.

   The Dr. Seuss Controversy: What Educators Need to Know - Education Week

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   How many books did Dr Seuss write?

   • Throughout this period, Geisel published about a dozen children’s books under the name Dr. Seuss, ranging from his first, “ And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street ,” in 1937, to “ If I Ran the Circus ,” in 1956, which were generally greeted by enthusiastic reviews but middling-to-decent sales.

   How Dr. Seuss Changed Education in America | The New Yorker

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   How did Dr Seuss become a genius?

   • The path to that realization was a long one, riddled with accidents and detours. 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 most significant triumphs until midlife and beyond.

   How Dr. Seuss Changed Education in America | The New Yorker

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   Does Dr Seuss eat ham?

   • Still, Dr. Seuss remains the focus of the festivities in many elementary schools, with students dressing as their favorite characters from his books, eating classroom breakfasts of green eggs and ham, and listening to teachers lead read-alouds of The Cat in the Hat or Oh!, The Places You’ll Go!

   The Dr. Seuss Controversy: What Educators Need to Know - Education Week

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4. readingpartners.org › blog › why-reading-mattersWhy reading matters, according to Dr. Seuss

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   Feb 25, 2016 · February 25, 2016. Why reading matters, according to Dr. Seuss. In the realm of children’s literature, Dr. Seuss was a trailblazer. Through his 60 children’s books, he showed the world that reading matters for kids to be happy and successful.

5. www.edweek.org › teaching-learning › the-dr-seussThe Dr. Seuss Controversy: What Educators Need to Know

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   Mar 2, 2021 · The business that manages Dr. Seuss’ work and legacy said today that it plans to stop publishing six of the author’s children’s books, due to racist stereotypes and offensive content in the ...

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6. archive.nytimes.com › learningSerious Silliness: High School Reading and Writing Inspired ...

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   Mar 6, 2014 · This week marks the 110th anniversary of Theodor Seuss Geisel’s birth, and the 17th annual Read Across America event that celebrates the day.. Though many consider the self-made “doctor”— who, in fact, was a poet, cartoonist, author and illustrator — the “finest talent in the history of children’s books,” his work is not exactly a staple of the high school curriculum.

7. www.staugustinenj.org › school › PDFLiterary Analysis Green Eggs and Ham

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   Dr. Seuss had a great impact on children's literature. All of Seuss’s compositions provides the reader with evocative imagery and indelible characters that stick with us forever. The story, Green Eggs and Ham , is a sunning piece of writing by Dr. Seuss that contains only fifty simple words.

8. populationeducation.org › sites › defaultLessons from the Lorax - Population Education

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   The Lorax, who protects the forest, warns the young inventor, the Once-ler, about what will happen if he does not take care of the environment but the Once-ler ignores him. As the Once-ler’s business booms, he asks his family to move to the forest and work in the factory with him. Soon, more and more people move to the forest.