Dr seuss 2nd grade activities

Have some awesome learning fun with kids & these free Dr. Seuss-Inspired Mad Libs! Great ways to build listening & communication skills while you work on parts of speech. Fantastic for family, classroom, party, & homeschool fun!

Read Across America, the annual week-long celebration of reading is almost here. Is there anything better than an entire week devoted to books and reading? Yeah, I didn’t think so. As teachers, one of our number one priorities is to help students learn to love reading. Because when they love reading, they read more. And

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This If I Ran The Zoo Inspired Writing Activity is a fun project that your kids will love to create for Dr. Seuss’ birthday or Reading Month. Creative writing during the early elementary years is so important. It gives kids a chance to use their imagination and be inventive. In a project like this one, your kids use a book as a reference and take a topic that they are familiar with which helps them develop their thoughts and creativity. Click on the picture to get the free printable…

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

Toddler Approved!: Cat in the Hat Science

We will be starting measuring when we get back from spring break. Yes, our spring break is NEXT week! So, so early! I am super excited for the break, but it will be a long stretch from the middle of March to May! We do not get any days off for Easter. Since we spent...

These Dr. Seuss Wacky Wednesday activities are perfect for celebrating Dr Seuss Week. Or use the Wacky Wednesday ideas as a fun way to start the school year.

Whether you’re celebrating Dr. Seuss’s birthday or you’re looking for some fun writing activities, don’t miss these printable Dr Seuss Writing Prompts! #drseusswritingprompts #printablewritingprompts #elementarywritingprompts #embarkonthejourney

I've been playing around with creating a blog and this is my first attempt at sharing something! I found this great site, http://www.mathstories.com/, and used the math problems to create a handout for my students!