1. At Literacy and Laughter, Amy had her students bring in their favorite Dr. Seuss book from home.
I think it is beautiful how she lines them up in her kid's
2. Each year Brittney from Tied
Up with String, picks one book to celebrate Dr.
3. Michelle at Apples and ABC's does a great lesson about taking care of our world using the book The Lorax. I think this would be a great introduction to persuasive writing. Her students made little Lorax puppets to retell the story. I love the idea of making colorful truffle trees for a bulletin board too. I don't think you need a tree template... Let students make their trees in different shapes and sizes!
4. If you want to spend weeks on Dr. Seuss go to the blog, A Place Called Kindergarten! Joelle shares a calendar that celebrates a different book each day. On If I Ran the Zoo day, the students bring in a favorite animal picture from home. When Joelle reads My Many Colored Day, she has students wear their favorite color to school.
5. April at Chalk Talk shares, a classroom slideshow of all of the Dr. Seuss adventures her classroom takes part in...this is what kindergarten is all about!!! I love how April takes part in all the dress up activities!
6. In Joyful Learning In KC, I share some of the stations my students took part in on Dr. Seuss day! I think my favorite activity was creating
7. Laura at Lalymom created Seuss sticks for dominos and math
8. I love Shared Reading time and Kristen at Imagine. Inspire. Innovate.
9. I think everyone loves the Dr. Seuss book ABC an Amazing Alphabet book. Did you know that you can sing this book to the tune of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star? Kristen at Little Miss Glamour Goes to Kindergarten shares a Thinking Map in which she has each student make a page
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11. Nicole at Mrs.
12. The fish at Deep Space Sparkle are magnificent! Everything on Patty's Art blog is beautiful.
13. Mrs. Karen's Preschool has lots of great ideas for the preschool classroom. I love that her students used different shades of the color in
Here is a Thinglink of Dr. Seuss Videos and Songs
{Make sure you watch a video first before showing it to your class}
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