Dr. Seuss Day/ Read Across America Day: March 2nd

 

 

 

 

  One of my favorite days in elementary school was Dr. Seuss day! We got to come to school in pjs and read our favorite books at school. Here is a fun way to decorate your Bulletin Board for Dr.Seuss Day!

Personalized Thing 1’s and Thing 2’s.

What you will need to create your Thing 1 & 2: Yellow construction paper, Red, White & Light Blue paint , Scissors and a black pen.

• Step one: Start with a full sheet of yellow construction paper, paint the palm of your student's hand white, and paint the fingers light blue. Press their hand in the middle of the yellow paper. Remove it slowly and wash their hand.
• Step two: Once the child's hand has been washed off and dried. Paint the hand again, this time with a white circle in the middle of the palm and everything else red except the middle finger. You will be placing this hand opposite of the other hand print.
• Step three: Let it dry.
• Step four: Once dry get a black pen. Draw the face and write Thing 1 or Thing 2 on the white circle.
• Step five: Cut around the hand prints leaving a yellow border around the edge. You have a homemade Thing 1 or 2 to add to the bulletin board.

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Dr Seuss’ Birthday Celebration Ideas

Here’s a tasty treat for your students to enjoy! You will need Oreos, red Life Saver Gummies and white icing or marshmallow fluff. Start by opening up the Oreos to create the base of the hat. Then alternate starting with a layer of icing and then a life saver gummy. Repeat this process until the hat is as tall as you would like.



For a healthier alternative of the hat snack, try cutting up a few bananas and strawberries and alternating them on a skewer. It gives the same effect of the hat with some healthier snack food choices.



This craft is both adorable and easy to create. You will need finger paint in red, blue and white to create this craft. You can also use whatever color construction paper you would like for the background. Starting with the red paint, take one of your students hands and paint it red, leaving out the ring finger. Have them firmly press the hand towards the bottom of the paper to create the body print. Next, paint the student’s palm white and  fingers blue. Have them add this print to the paper with their palm meeting the top of the palm of their other print. The fingers should be pointed upwards. Add a white circle of paint in the center of the red palm. After allowing the paint to dry, take a black marker and add on the face and “thing 1” onto the white circles.

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