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10 Ways to Explore Dr. Seuss Books

Explore the colorful world of Dr. Seuss with these adorable activities all inspired by Dr. Seuss Books.  We’ve hand picked 10 of our favorite ways to celebrate Read Across America with Dr. Seuss Activities for Kids.
Dr. Seuss Activities for Kids from The Educators' Spin On It
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Exploring Dr. Seuss Activities for Kids

We’re are so excited to announce that Dr. Seuss is featured as a Virtual Book Club for Kids Author! We hope that you will join us as we journey on this adventure into his magical world!  We’re sharing 10 Ways to Explore Dr. Seuss through reading, cooking, playing, writing, creating and discovering so much more! Be sure to print your certificate of participation!

We’re sharing our favorite Dr. Seuss Activities plus some of our favorite Dr. Seuss products.  

Dr. Seuss Activities for Kids from The Educators' Spin On It
Your first step is to take the Read Across America Pledge! 

  • Read with Dr. Seuss

You’ll never be without a book written by Dr. Seuss that your child won’t love.  Her’s a few of my favorite books that have always been a bit hit in my Kindergarten class.  Plus they become great easy readers for your beginning reader.

      

      

We’d love for you to read as much as you can so we’re sharing a book each day with a craft or two to go along with it.  Here’s our weekly Dr. Seuss Lesson Plan Ideas for you! You could even make Handprint Truffula Trees as you explore The Lorax. There are lots of ideas shared for After School Fun with Dr. Seuss too.

Dr. Seuss Activities for Kids from The Educators' Spin On It

  • Cook with Dr. Seuss

We’ve collected and created some adorable Dr. Seuss Inspired recipes for you from Little Hands that Cook with Books!  Including this delicious Cat in the Hat Yogurt berry treat!

Dr. Seuss Activities for Kids from The Educators' Spin On It

  • Make a Story Box with Dr. Seuss

Take a few Dr. Seuss inspired items and place them into a container along with the books to inspired a little dramatic play.

  

We create a Cat in the Hat Sensory box for our hands on fun with the book.  Plus added some printable rhyming hats for your beginning readers.

  • Write a Story Inspired by Dr. Seuss

Grab a few sheets of paper, staple together and start creating your own Dr. Seuss inspired story.  Make it even easier by having a few Dr. Seuss stickers available.

 

Have a little fun becoming a Cat in the hat with kids as you celebrate his books.  Here’s how we had fun making our costume. {Click here}

  • Play with Dr. Seuss

There are so many playful learning toys available for you children to focus on letters, puzzles and more. Take advantage if your child is sparked by the books to make it a teachable moment. Here’s a Video of Ideas for Learning with Dr. Seuss Books.
{Click here} it includes a printable word family game for The Lorax. or Print our Rhyming Hats Game!

Here are some fun activities for you and you kids for Read Across America!  We invite you to join us and share your Reading Photos on our Facebook wall and/or yours on March 2!

Dr. Seuss Activities for Kids from The Educators' Spin On It
Cat In the Hat Sensory Bottle Craft

Now Print your Certificate of Participation from NEA.org

 Which Dr. Seuss Activity will you try first?

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  4. i am so happy I found this blog!!

    I am in Dr. Seuss mode! My Head Start center is devoting a whole week to Dr.Seuss AND my daughter's birthday is in March and we are doing a Dr. Seuss theme!
    I will GLADLY participate in the Book Club this month!! I can't wait to share and see all the great ideas! =)

    Sara
    Teaching Munchkins

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  6. I love all thes ideas! I would like to share them. I will include link to your site as well. I really want the recipe for the Cat in the Hat parfait, it looks so yummy! Did I miss it? Thank you!

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  7. My daughter has re-discovered Dr Seuss and we just had to head back to the library to get the whole collection out – thanks for these awesome extension ideas!

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