Dr seuss kindergarten crafts

This adorable 1 Fish 2 Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Craft is perfect for young kids to celebrate Dr.Seuss Day (Read Across America Day) on March 2.

This post contains affiliate links. That means if you use my link, I make a small commission at no extra cost to you. As always, thank you for your support. It's Dr. Seuss week here at The Cozy Red Cottage! We have lots of fun Free printables and ideas for you all week long. The first Free Printable is the cute Green Eggs and Ham letter match. Your little one will be matching upper and lowercase letters. Have them tell you the sound it makes after a match is found for some letter sound…

Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss!! It was so exciting that we were at school on the day of Dr. Seuss’s birthday this year! We celebrated his birthday all week by reading many of his books and doing lots of fun activities to go along with them.This week I have included ALL of the activities that we […]

Here's a cute little pack for your preschooler. These activities were inspired by 3 of Dr. Seuss's books. I did not use actual Dr. Seuss clip art (I wasn't sure about copyright issues). However I did find the adorable fish and tree clip art from Krista Wallden and love that it makes it a little more versatile and can be used for more themes. Hope you like them :) File Folder Games covers shapes, counting, and colors. I like to print my main pages off and glue in the file folder or I just…

On Dr. Seuss Day, celebrate the king of rhyme and characters with one or all of these fun and easy Seuss Crafts for kids!

Celebrate Dr. Seuss Day in Deep Space Sparkle style with this easy-to-draw Cat in the Hat. Start with a pencil, eraser, black marker...

I'm doing a series of art lessons for preschoolers based on storybooks. Kohl's had the book by Robert Lopshire and Spot, the stuffed animal, and I couldn't resist this colorful and fun guy AND the story is about colors. I'm going to read the book to the children and then I'm going to give the kids the yellow shape of Spot: They will fill in the feet, toes and face with a black colored pencil. Then they will us a spot to paint the spots - or a dot to paint the dots! These are small pom poms…

Enjoy some reading fun with these activities to go along with Dr. Seuss books. Whether you’re doing an author study, celebrating Read Across America or Dr. Seuss’ birthday these ideas are classroom-tested and teacher-approved. Let’s look at some Dr. Seuss free printables for kindergarten, hands-on science activities and a couple of art projects to round...

Thing one and Thing two are a few of my favorite Dr. Seuss characters. I mean seriously, can that kooky blue hair get any more awesome? I think not! That's why today we are sharing