Dr seuss kindergarten

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…

Dr Seuss coloring pages and free printables for kids of all ages to go with the children's books: huge list of Dr Seuss week coloring pages worksheet, lessons and even Seuss lessons and activity packs. Ultimate list of free learning websites for Dr Seuss freebies for preschool, kindergarten and up to boost learning with books and fun for Read Across America activities to download and print!

Thing one and Thing two are a few of my favorite Dr. Seuss characters. I mean seriously, can that kooky blue hair get any more awesome? I think not! That's why today we are sharing

Enjoy some reading fun with these activities to go along with Dr. Seuss books. Whether you’re doing an author study, celebrating Read Across America or Dr. Seuss’ birthday these ideas are classroom-tested and teacher-approved. Let’s look at some Dr. Seuss free printables for kindergarten, hands-on science activities and a couple of art projects to round...

Celebrate Dr. Seuss Day in Deep Space Sparkle style with this easy-to-draw Cat in the Hat. Start with a pencil, eraser, black marker...

Instant download of 6 different Dr. Seuss worksheets for kids to do including a word search, crossword, and more fun activities!

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

Alphabet Dot Sheets

This Wocket Pocket Real & Nonsense Word Sort is a great way for beginning readers to practice identifying real and nonsense words.

Since we were still off track when Dr. Seuss had his birthday, we had fun celebrating it this week instead! We wrote our own version of "Green Eggs and Ham" and worked on it all week long. The kids who had turns helping write got to wear our special Cat in the Hat hat! We also read a poem about Dr. Seuss and hunted for the word "and." Monday we had a great time making our own oobleck after reading the book, "Bartholomew and the Oobleck." The kids were grateful I did the yucky part of mixing…