Dr seuss preschool crafts wacky wednesday

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On Dr. Seuss Day, celebrate the king of rhyme and characters with one or all of these fun and easy Seuss Crafts for kids!

We read Wacky Wednesday by Dr. Seuss this week to prep for our wacky day at toddler school! We thought that it would be fun to do some simple and silly activities! Why wacky day?

Wacky Wednesday Self Portrait Craft

Whew! What a busy week! We celebrated Read Across America Week and Dr. Seuss' birthday. We were reading machines this week! We read over 800 pages! Wow! Monday was "Cat in the Hat" day. We wore red, black, and white and made hats. After reading "The Cat in the Hat", we made text to self connections and wrote about what we do when it rains. Then we read "The Cat in the Hat Comes Back" and compared it to the first one. For our Dr. Seuss bulletin board, we turned ourselves into the Cat in the…

In the famous Dr. Seuss book, The Cat in the Hat, at one point in the story readers are introduced to the troublemaking characters Thing One and Thing Two.These adorable little creatures often a

Dr. Seuss Cat in the Hat Paper Plate Kid's Craft! Fun and easy kid's craft with free template. Just print and create!

We'll guide you through a fun, easy-to-follow Fork Painted Cat in the Hat Craft idea that's purr-fect for kids of all ages.

Fork Painted Lorax Craft Idea For Kids

Celebrate Dr. Seuss with these 30 Fun and Easy Ideas for Wacky Wednesday! There are wacky ideas for your home, classroom, dress-up, crafts, and science experiments! Kids will love acting wacky and seeing you act wacky! Tap your inner Dr. Seuss and have a Wacky Wednesday!

1 Fish, 2 Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish craft idea. Cut up blue & red colored tissue paper. Cover a fish template in glue & let them stick the pieces on.

Here's a cute little pack for your preschooler. These activities were inspired by 3 of Dr. Seuss's books. I did not use actual Dr. Seuss clip art (I wasn't sure about copyright issues). However I did find the adorable fish and tree clip art from Krista Wallden and love that it makes it a little more versatile and can be used for more themes. Hope you like them :) File Folder Games covers shapes, counting, and colors. I like to print my main pages off and glue in the file folder or I just…

Put me in the zoo Dr. Seuss craft: First, create a simple face on some yellow construction paper (see picture). Then have your child decorate the Dr. Seuss character with dot markers OR paint and cotton balls on a clothspin.

Here at OLP, today was "Wacky Wednesday", and boy did we have a CRAZY day!!! First, all of the teachers played a joke on the students by switching which class they would be teaching...so the "new" First Grade teacher was: MRS. KELLY!!!! The students came into the class to not only find a "new" teacher, but that there were 18 wacky things different in the classroom. The first "assignment" of the day, was to find something that was "wacky" and put a post-it on it...Juliana figured Mrs. Kelly…

Kids will LOVE recreating these Paint Splat Truffula Trees in honor of the Dr. Seuss classic "The Lorax." Come check out it out!