Dr. Seuss Day is March 2nd, also known as Read Across America Day, and in my house it is a BIG day! In previous years my family and I have attended local and free events at Target and Barnes and Noble, read from our extensive Seuss collection, and created fun crafts. This year, there aren't any in-person events but Barnes and Noble, Party City and PBS Kids all have plenty of FREE Dr. Seuss printables and online activities. Plus I've got a bunch of other ideas for celebrating Dr. Seuss Day at home.
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How to Celebrate Dr. Seuss Day At HomeDr. Seuss Day At Home | Food
Every at-home theme day needs perfectly themed treats.
I've taken all the search work out of it and have collected 13 Seuss Inspired Foods featuring ideas from a wide range of bloggers. Ideas on this list include cupcakes, cookies, fruit kabobs and more! Dr. Seuss Day at Home | Movies & TV Shows
It goes without saying that Dr. Seuss Day/ Read Across America Day is meant to promote and foster a love of reading in children. But be that as it may, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the many movies, TV shows and specials that feature Dr. Seuss characters.
Here's a list and exactly where you can find them:
Related: Review of Netflix's Green Eggs & Ham The Lorax-Inspired Printable Popcorn Box
Speaking of The Lorax (who speaks for the trees) I created a Lorax-Inspired Printable Popcorn Box that is super easy to put together if you plan on hosting a Seuss movie night this Dr. Seuss Day. The text link or the image will bring you to your free template.
Dr. Seuss Day At Home | Free ResourcesDr. Seuss Day at Home | Barnes and Noble
Barnes and Noble has moved their storytime to online and have an extensive library of free printables.
As part of their printable library, Barnes and Noble has included an "Oh The Places You'll Go" activity kit in their 5 & Under section Included in the pack are activities specific to Preschool/Kindergarten graduation but there is also an activity kit that includes a coloring sheet, a word search, a connect the dots sheet and a maze sheet. Related: A Trip to the Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum Dr. Seuss Day At Home | Party City
Did you know the Party City website has a Resource section located on the footer of their site which includes "Party Ideas"? Here customers can find blog post style roundups of ideas on how to throw an awesome party.
One of the ideas is a Seuss party (of course, because Seuss parties are the best parties!) In the post titled "15 Ways to Make Your Dr. Seuss Party Unforgettable" idea number 3 features a link to download a printable, Dr. Seuss themed activity kit. This kit includes a recipe for Green Eggs & Ham, Horton Hears a Who connect the dot sheet, instructions for how to make your own Truffula trees (as seen in "The Lorax") and other Seuss-themed coloring sheets. Dr. Seuss Day At Home | PBS Kids
"The Cat in the Hat Knows A lot About That" is a staple in our house and if you have the PBS Kids app for your smart TV you can watch it any time!
Over on PBSKids.org, there is an entire Seuss section that features online games such as The Cat in the Hat Can Build That, Sorta-Ma-Gogo, Hermit Shell game and many, many others. There is also an extensive library of printable activity sheets! These sheets include Thinga-Ma-Jigger color by numbers, Cat in the Hat bookmark, character finger puppets and more! Related: Easy Dr. Seuss Grinch Craft Dr. Seuss Day At Home | Crafts
Looking for more activities to do? I have another extensive list of Seuss Crafts & Activities.
This list includes things like a paper plate Cat in the Hat and printable headbands featuring Horton the Elephant.
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