Read across america week activities

Read Across America week is coming up in March and now is a great time to plan your Reading Week activities. We've moved from Dr. Seuss focused activities to more diverse reads over the years. Check out some of the ways you can level up your Reading Week with these fun and simple Read Across America ideas.

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…

Find 5 days of ideas, books, crafts, and activities for Read Across America Week!

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...

Are you looking for ideas for celebrating Read Across America without focusing on Dr. Seuss? This post includes activities that you can use for the whole week to celebrate reading with your elementary or middle school students. Fun themes, bulletin board ideas, and activities that share the joy of reading with kids!#seuss#readacrossamerica

Celebrate Read Across America with your students and promote a love for reading. You can listen to and read diverse books throughout the week while having fun!

I was so excited when we found out this week that our school had been selected as a stop on The Missouri NEA's Cat Tracks Tour for Read Across America Week! Charles Smith, the Missouri NEA president will be visiting our school along with The Cat in the Hat! I know that our kiddos are going to love it! Photo Courtesy of MNEA What are we doing to celebrate? Each Kindergarten through 2nd grade teacher is participating in a Read-a-Thon, by setting a reading goal for their classroom and…

These Read Across America ideas will help you celebrate National Reading Month this March in purposeful ways with your elementary students.

The Reading Restaurant was open this week and it was a hit! I served up some fabulous books and my first graders were totally engaged. If you haven’t tried a book tasting yet, I highly recommend you give it a try! It’s easy to do and an inexpensive room transformation. All you need is great ... Read More about Hosting a Reading Restaurant