Happy 110th Birthday, Dr. Suess
Think and Wonder, Wonder and Think
Theodore Seuss Geisel was born March 2,1904. Geisel is better known as the beloved Dr. Seuss. Each year, the National Education Association celebrates Read Across America, a national reading day in conjunction with Dr. Seuss' birthday.
Across the America, thousands of schools, libraries, and community centers participate by bringing together kids, teens, and books.
Seussville.com is loaded with activites, tools and resources to encourage reading, including Hats Off to Reading, a classroom activity guide.
A Person's a Person No Matter How Small
An online trip to Seussville is well worth it for families. A quick registration gives access to games, activites and hot spots that are fun for all ages (we really liked creating our own Who!) The 'Parents' link features activites both online and off for Earth Day (April 22), World Ocean Day (June 8) and summer break.
Sign your children up for the Dr. Seuss Birthday Club, a whimsical
club for Dr. Seuss fans of all ages. Upon signing up, you will receive:
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An instant welcome email with Dr. Seuss printable activities
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A personalized e-card on your birthday featuring the Birthday Bird of Katroo andyour Dr. Seuss birthday book of the month (starts March 2, 2014)
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Exclusive access to Dr. Seuss-themed activities, e-cards, prize packs, and more for the whole family!
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Add up to 5 children
It is Better to Know how to Learn than to Know
On the 'educator' tab, teachers will find resources to share with students, news about special events and annual celebrations, and tips on how to incorporate Seuss books into your plans throughout the school year, a helpful tool with resources for each month.
Whether you teach elementary readers or high school students, Dr. Seuss is a sentimental favorite of all students. This collection of reviewed resources from TeachersFirst is selected to help teachers and students celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday as part of Read Across America or simply by bringing Seuss into your class as an inspiration for poetic projects and more.
Dr. Seuss lesson plans to use with older students can be found on TeacherFirst.