Dr. Seuss

Monday was Dr. Seuss' Birthday. We did many fun activities for his birthday. The kids worked on putting words from Dr. Seuss' books in ABC order.

We talked about plural nouns and made green eggs and ham plates. The students could chose to make up to three eggs.

We ate green eggs and ham treats. This is a pretzel, white chocolate and a sour apple jelly belly.

We also ate a red fish treat. These tasty treats were made with sugar cookies with blue frosting, fish confetti, and a Swedish Fish. My room mom did the cooking. She is awesome!

Dr. Seuss Activities

Last week we did a Dr. Seuss theme all week. Here are some of the activities that we did.

 This is our library center with a lot of Dr. Seuss books. We read a few books each day.

 This is a graph that we did during math time.

 This is another graph that we did (I forgot to take a picture when the sticky notes were on it).

 This is a green eggs and ham rhyming activity. The students had to match the word on the ham to a word on the egg that rhymed with it.

 This is a green eggs and ham word family activity.

This is a pattern activity. The students made patterns out of red and blue fingerprint fish. They had to write what type of pattern they made.

 This is a hat we made for our Dr. Seuss party. The students had to make an AB pattern.

For science, we made oobleck! It was a giant mess, but we had a lot of fun. 

 The students generated a list of observations about the oobleck.

This is Dr. Seuss ABC order. I used words from various Dr. Seuss books and put them on Dr. Seuss scrapbook paper.  The students worked together in groups to put the words in ABC order.

We had a great day! I hope you had a lot of fun celebrating Read Across America day too.

~Melissa