Dr. Seuss (Theodor Seuss Geisel) was born March 2,
1904 but most programs will plan events the whole week for the celebration. This year the celebration is from February 28
to March 7 to plan related activities to acknowledge him and books written. He was an American writer most widely known
for his children’s books. His most
celebrated books include Green Eggs and Ham, The Cat in the Hat, The Lorax, One
Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish and Fox in Socks. His birthday has been adopted as the annual
date for the National Read Across
America Day, an initiative on reading by the National Education
Association.
Here are some activities to celebrate his birthday.
1. Select
the books that will be read throughout the week,
2. Go
to website http://www.seussville.com
for ideas educators, children, parents and other activities,
3. Check
out different Dr. Seuss books clips on YouTube such as “Green Eggs and Ham” on http://youtu.be/B32u4qrlVZQ (5:09),
4. Invite
guest reader to come and read their favorite Dr. Seuss book,
5. Make
arrangements for birthday cake or other celebration foods,
6. Get
some Cat in the Hat hats or let children make their own out of red and white
construction paper, and
7. Send
home reading tips for parents as they read a Dr. Seuss book.
As you continue to make plans for Dr. Seuss’
birthday celebration modify current reading activities with his books and
themes. Reading is fundamental!
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