Dr. Seuss Week
“A persons a person, NO matter how small” - Horton 🐘
This week in Pre-K we learned about Dr. Seuss and read many of his stories. One of the books were the ABC book and my class created their own Alphabet book.
Check out some of their drawings and their ability to write words to match their picture. 🥰
Dr. Seuss Week is a wonderful opportunity to engage young minds with literacy through fun and creativity. By reading iconic books such as 'Green Eggs and Ham' and creating personalized alphabet books, children enhance their phonemic awareness and writing skills. Additionally, activities like drawing favorite characters foster artistic expression and make learning memorable. Teachers can encourage discussions around the themes of empathy and friendship found in Dr. Seuss's stories, helping students connect personally with the characters and messages. Incorporating a variety of learning styles, from visual art to reading comprehension, ensures that all students remain engaged. Explore ideas for themed crafts and lesson plans that align with Dr. Seuss Week to inspire a love for reading and learning. This celebration not only promotes literacy but also builds a sense of community in the classroom, making it a cherished event for both students and teachers.
He’s still in schools? I thought it was removed from the curriculum because he’s a known racist