For Dr. Seuss' birthday this week, we celebrated him every day with a fun
activity.
We had a visit from
the Cat in
the Hat one day, we participated in D.E.A.R (Drop Everything and Read) each day for a few minutes, we had special guest readers, we graphed if we like to eat Green Eggs and Ham, and we dressed as our favorite Dr. Seuss characters. We read so many of his stories and determined they were all fiction and we wrote
sentence about what we would do if Thing 1 and Thing 2 came to our house. We also created
the cutest Thing 1 and thing 2's with our hands(but I forgot to take a picture) to hang in
the hallway.
Here is my little Thing 1 with some wild, blue hair!

Last week I went to the annual Read Across America Book Giveaway. My good friend Melissa got me started and it is so much fun to
participate in. We always get there 20 minutes before
the doors open to get in line and it is like a teacher's Christmas. I was standing in line with a group this year and they were so excited as this was their first
time coming. They could not
believe how crazy
the people run in when
the doors open. I got a huge teacher bag full of books, Tim had a suitcase full and Houston had a box he was pushing around. My kids were so excited to see new books and hear new stories this week. I also got some for
friends too! These books are in such good shapes, you would not
believe the books that were donated.
Here is Houston with
the Cat in
the Hat at
the Giveaway. He also had
his picture taken with a group of kids for
the local Memphis Commercial Appeal newspaper with the Cat.

Yesterday, the kids could dress up like their favorite Dr.Seuss character. I encouraged my
students to all dress like Thing 1 and Thing 2. They were so cute! Blue hair and all. (Notice I
have a Cindy Lou
Hoo and Cat in
the Hat too)

This is such a fun time of year, especially for my Kindergarten students. They love to particpate in all the fun.
Happy birthday Dr. Seuss!
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you
learn, the more places you'll go.” Dr. Seuss