Dr sues activities

Dr. Seuss, beloved author and illustrator, has captured the hearts and imaginations of generations with his whimsical characters and colorful illustrations. His stories have taught us valuable less…

This truffula trees craft is a fun activity to do with the kids after reading 'The Lorax' by Dr. Seuss.

Hat Printables for Dr. Seuss, Cat in the Hat, or Just Hats! | A to Z Teacher Stuff Printable Pages and Worksheets

Psst, March 2nd is Dr. Seuss' birthday, as any good librarian knows, so here are Dr. Seuss birthday party ideas to celebrate reading & keep you on your toes

Dr. Seuss worksheets for preschool provide engaging and educational activities for young learners. These worksheets focus on familiar Dr. Seuss characters and stories, making them the perfect tool for introducing early literacy skills and encouraging a love for reading and learning. With colorful illustrations and age-appropriate tasks, these worksheets cater to the needs of preschoolers, making their learning experience fun and interactive. Whether it's matching rhyming words or practicing…

Here's a cute little pack for your preschooler. These activities were inspired by 3 of Dr. Seuss's books. I did not use actual Dr. Seuss clip art (I wasn't sure about copyright issues). However I did find the adorable fish and tree clip art from Krista Wallden and love that it makes it a little more versatile and can be used for more themes. Hope you like them :) File Folder Games covers shapes, counting, and colors. I like to print my main pages off and glue in the file folder or I just…

Your kids will love these free printable Dr. Seuss coloring pages full of fun characters! They are the perfect companion to their favorite Dr. Seuss books.

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Read Across America is week is coming up FAST! Here is a little activity that I thought I would share. This activity explores your kiddos' foot from Dr. Seuss' The Foot Book using non-standard measurement. Students will trace their foot onto the paper. (I would do this without a shoe on.) After they trace their foot, they can use pennies, paperclips, unifix cubes, and crayons to measure how long their foot is. You can read The Foot Book before hand and have a discussion about the numbers…