Horton hears a who craft

Here are 31 ideas on how you can celebrate Dr. Seuss and Read Across America in your classroom. Printables, treats, activities and more.

Horton hears a Who!

I saw this cute craft (seen here) that was just a pom pom glued to a pipe cleaner with the words "We are here!" glued to the pom pom. I loved it. However, you need a hot glue gun to attach everything and that's not very child-friendly. I'd be making the crafts instead of the kids. So I changed it a bit. I bought a couple bags of the sparkly pom poms and found some green pipe cleaners. I know Horton's clover is pink, but they only came in multi-color packs and I didn't really care if the…

For fans of Dr. Seuss, this Paper Plate Horton Hears a Who Craft is a great craft to make together. We didn’t forget the clovers, too!

I saw this cute craft (seen here ) that was just a pom pom glued to a pipe cleaner with the words "We are here!" glued to the pom pom. I lov...

This Horton Hears a Who Bubble Wrap Craft is all about creative fun. This simple Dr. Seuss craft is great for kids of all ages.

Horton Hears A Who...her current favorite movie -cute!

I love to spend over two weeks in the month of March reading a different Dr. Seuss book to my students each day. After reading the Dr. Seuss book, I have my students complete fun activities that go with it! I like to begin my unit by talking about who Dr. Seuss was. I go through my "Who Was Dr. Seuss" Anchor Charts that I made! Here are just some of the Dr. Seuss activities we do after reading each book: Green Eggs and Ham After reading the book Green Eggs and Ham we used these charts to…