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Dr. Seuss Inspired Snack Ideas

Have a little fun with these Dr. Seuss inspired Snack Ideas for your child!

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

We’re joining to celebrate Dr. Seuss’s Birthday and NEA’s Read Across America Day! Here are some of our favorites from Dr. Suess that we’ll be including in our Little Hands that Cook with Books and Dr. Seuss this week.

The Cat in the Hat and Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss is one of the first BIG books that your child will be able to read all by themselves as they become emergent readers. It’s a special moment when they realize they’ve read it ALL by themselves. 

What a great way to celebrate than with a special Dr. Seuss inspired Snack.

Dr. Seuss Hat Snack Idea for Kids

Dr. Seuss Snack Ideas for Kids

Here are a few suggestions for Dr. Seuss Themed Snacks

  • Fish Bowl: Make blue frosting and add cracker fish to the top
  • One Fish Two Fish Jello:  Make Blue jello and add gummy fish to them
  • Make your Own Fish Crackers: Make fish crackers and create your own Seuss Inspired story
  • The Cat and the Hat Hat: Attach red lifesaver gummies with white frosting to a round cookie or a rice cake with strawberry slices and cucumber slices or pattern bananas and strawberries to create a hat!
  • Lorax Trees:  Attach cheese to pretzels sticks

There are so many resources for finding ideas for Dr. Seuss activities for your child. I’ve done searching for you to find some excellent resources for your child. I’ve included Snack Ideas and Activity Ideas for your little ones. Hope you enjoy and inspire them to become great thinkers and doers!

Dr. Seuss Inspired Snack Ideas featured at The Educators' Spin On It

Dr. Seuss Snack Ideas

  • Adorable Dr. Seuess Themed Muffin Tin from Muffin Tin Mom
  • Resource of Snack Ideas collected on My Delicious Ambiguity
  • Playdate Ideas with Snacks from Twin Dragonfly Designs
  • Make your Own Fish Crackers from Growing a Green Family or Food Doodles or Miss Anthropist’s Kitchen
  • One Fish Two Fish Jello from Simple Girl
  • Dr. Seuss Bento Lunch Box from Bent On Better Lunches
  • The Cat in that Hat Snack from Strong Start

Dr. Seuss Virtual Book Club for Kids

Dr. Seuss Activities and Resources

  • 10 Ways to Explore Dr. Seuss
  • The Lorax Activities from 2 Teaching Mommies
  • One Fish Two Fish Graphing from Oopsy Daisy
  • Dr. Seuss Lesson Plans and Activities from Mrs. Wills
  • Ultimate Dr. Seuss Link Party hosted by several amazing sites
  • Read Across America Pledge
  • Seussville
  • The Lorax Project
  • Print your Certificate of Participation in Read Across America HERE!

Dr. Seuss Red Picture Frame Idea

We had so much fun with each of our children creating a Dr. Suess Moment with the red frame. I encourage you to do this at home or school too.  The best part is you can use the frame for other holidays too including Valentine’s Day, Christmas, Fourth of July or Back to School.

For more Dr. Seuss Activities visit the Dr. Seuss Virtual Book Club for Kids 

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“Today you are You, that is truer than true.

There is no one alive who is Youer than You.”

Dr. Seuss

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Early childhood teacher, author, speaker and mom of 3. Kim shares ways to make learning fun and parenting an adventure by sharing developmentally appropriate activities.

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Comments

  1. Amanda says

    February 28, 2012 at 3:12 pm

    Oooh, I am inspired to make something yummy for the kiddos on Friday. Wasn't planning on it, but this post is just too cute Kim!
    PS- wonder what else we can do with this red frame. It is so much fun to take pictures with =)

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  2. Simple Girl says

    February 28, 2012 at 7:30 pm

    Thanks so much for stopping by! So glad you like my One Fish, Two Fish Jello! 🙂 One of the best parts of being a mom is helping out in my child's classroom!

    Reply
  3. Kim @ The Educators Spin On It says

    February 28, 2012 at 8:53 pm

    You did a great job! Thanks for stopping by here and allowing me to share! We love volunteering in our children's classrooms too.

    Reply
  4. Maureen says

    February 28, 2012 at 9:49 pm

    We've also made a Cat in the Hat snack but wanted a healthier version. We used a rice cracker for the base then layered slices of strawberries and peeled cucumbers for the top of the hat. You can see it here
    http://strongstart.blogspot.com/2011/03/suess-day-three.html
    just scroll down the page

    Thanks for sharing all these great ideas

    Reply
  5. Deedee Wills says

    February 28, 2012 at 9:56 pm

    Thank you for mentioning my lesson plans! We are loving our activities this week.

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  6. Kim @ The Educators Spin On It says

    February 28, 2012 at 10:50 pm

    You're welcome Deedee, we love your site and your creativity. I wish my daughter was in a Kindergarten classroom like yours!

    Reply
  7. Heather Painchaud says

    February 29, 2012 at 3:23 am

    Thank you for including me in this list of fabulous resources!! I also paint and sell life-size Dr Seuss Murals in my shop! You can find them here http://www.etsy.com/shop/twindragonflydesigns
    xo
    Heather

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  8. Kim @ The Educators Spin On It says

    February 29, 2012 at 8:08 am

    Thanks Maureen for giving us a healthier option, love it!

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  9. Amanda says

    February 29, 2012 at 8:50 am

    I was trying to think of a healthier way and LOVE the rice cracker idea. I may even have a bag of the minis in my pantry. I was thinking about making a fruit parfait like this one https://theeducatorsspinonit.com/2012/02/little-hands-that-cook-with-books-dairy.html only layering plain yogurt and strawberries in one of my juice cups, then setting it on a red circle for a cat-in-the-hat breakfast. I enjoy seeing healthy spins on cute food!

    Reply
  10. Carolyn says

    February 26, 2013 at 7:51 am

    Love the hats and the frames… so much fun for kids.

    Reply

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