Dr. Seuss
Theodor ("Ted") Seuss Geisel (known as Dr. Seuss) was born on March 2,
1904 in Massachusets.
You can read more about Dr. Seuss at under Biography.
(The link may change so search Seussville for the correct link.)
He has written 36 books. Some can be found on this page and the
rest are located at Dr.
Seuss
Classics.
There are various activities at Seussville!.
MP3
Paul Czekaj (a viewer of this site) has
written the song "Reading's Lots of Fun!" using Dr. Seuss' books.
His daughter's elementary school has been using the song for the last
10 years (since 2000). Paul sent me his CD and it's a really fun
song. Go to Amazon.com and you can hear part of the song.
Fox In Socks
Fox In Socks Matching Game (Word Puzzle Game - online)
Green Eggs and Ham Book & DVD
Green Eggs and Ham DVD
Home Economics
Make scrambled eggs and add some diced ham to it. If you would
like, add some green
food coloring to it as you cook it or just eat it plain (which we do).
Make Marbelized
Eggs
using green food coloring. If you like, eat ham with it.
You can read this book as the child eats the egg (and ham).
Home Economics
Make cupcakes from any of my cake recipes at: Desserts or
Dairy-free
Desserts. Decorate them with white frosting
and make red strips on the top.
Arts & Crafts
Make a Kite Craft.
Carefully fly the kite in the house (or school room) or outside.
Note: You can make the kite any color you want or red and white.
Opposites, Listening Skills, Physical Education, & Music
Left, Right Activity
With the child standing, have him/her sing (or chant) the following:
"Left, right, left, right, left, right, stop, right, left, right, ..."
Repeat the above but this time have the child stomp the correct foot
as you sing (or chant) it.
Have the child slide, hop, run left, right, etc. You can have the
child move fast or slow.
With the child sitting on the floor or a chair, have him/her sing (or
chant) the following: "Left, right, left, right, left, right, stop,
right, left, right, ..."
Repeat the above but this time have the child pat his/her leg,
shoulder, head, side, etc. with the correct hand as you sing (or chant)
it.
If the child is sitting in a chair, he/she can stomp the correct foot.
