Now let’s look at some fun, hands-on science activities that connect with Dr. If you read this site at all, then you know I loathe worksheets – but it’ll work in a pinch for a substitute teacher. I love that this teacher includes printables to make the anchor charts.Īnd if you’re in need of some color-the-rhyme worksheets, this teacher has you covered. Make some word family reference charts after all the books you read from Dr. Have them highlight the sight words on each page.ĭo you have your kinders taste green eggs and ham? Use this printable book and class chart idea to extend the book Do You Like Green Eggs and Ham? source: It’s not a leveled emergent reader, but it can still work for beginning readers.
It features a page for each of five books. Seuss mini-reader to send home with students after you’ve read a bunch of Seuss books. Take photos of your students in silly locations around the classroom to make it complete. These printables are from various teachers so you’ll need to follow the links in order to download them.Ĭreate a fun class book that rhymes! Use this “There’s a Wocket in My Pocket” Seuss-inspired class book template to get started. Seuss free printables for kindergarten, hands-on science activities and a couple of art projects to round out this collection of ideas. Seuss’ birthday these ideas are classroom-tested and teacher-approved. Whether you’re doing an author study, celebrating Read Across America or Dr. Enjoy some reading fun with these activities to go along with Dr.
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