Dr seuss middle school activities

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Creating your own Dr. Seuss character is a fun way to engage kids on Dr. Seuss Day. This lesson offers a directed drawing handout for the younger students

Dr. Seuss has been a favorite at our house since, well, forever! His creative use of the language appealed to my husband, a theatre major in college, who enjoyed amusing our kids as he read to them while they were young. A quick Google search or a perusal through Pinterest will yield a ton of fun ideas to help you celebrate his birthday (coming up on March 2) with little ones, but you definitely don’t have to give up the party with your middle- or high-school-aged kids, either!

Wonderful Dr. Seuss "Oh, the Places You’ll Go!" / Literacy Week / Read Across America - or whenever you want to use them ACTIVITIES for students in middle school or high school. Write a letter based on, “Oh, The Places I’ll go!”, write a poem – after reviewing poetry rhyme schemes, create a Film of Life – a fun and artistic activity, make words out of words – with a BIG challenge, and have your students do research and create a fun Tri-Fold! #drseuss #literacy #reading

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Dr. Seuss Day is celebrated in Elementary Schools around the country on March 2nd. The primary grades go crazy with their celeb...

These Dr Seuss STEM activities are a fun way to celebrate Dr. Seuss's birthday #STEMactivities #DrSeuss #kidslit

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!