Dr. Seuss Toddler Activities

We love Dr. Seuss and we love creating fun toddler activities for my little one to enjoy. I love activities based on books because they really extend the book and turn it into other learning activities.

Books are a great starting point, you can add crafts and snacks to really bring the book alive for your child.

We’re spending a lot of time playing with our felt activities but I always love seeing what others come up with, you can get so creative with things it’s amazing. My kids love scrolling through my Pinterest board to find an activity to complete. It’s definitely my favorite place to gather new ideas for teaching the kiddos.

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Recommended Dr. Seuss Books

The Sneetches and Other Stories The Cat in the Hat Happy Birthday to You! (Classic Seuss)Oh, the Places You’ll Go!The Lorax (Classic Seuss)What Pet Should I Get? (Beginner Books(R))

Dr. Seuss Treats

A great way to make snacks fun and pretty is to tie them into the book, you can discuss the book as you are eating, how fun is that?

Green Eggs and Ham Cookies

Dr. Seuss Birthday Treat – Temecula Qponer

Cat in the Hat Strawberry Cool Whip Snack – Mrs. Karle’s Sight and Sound Reading

Dr. Seuss Cupcakes – Meaningful Mama

Dr. Seuss Printable

Dr. Seuss Worksheets – Mrs. Karle’s Sight and Sound Reading

More Dr. Seuss Books

If you haven’t read these Dr. Seuss favorites, you haven’t lived. They also make great readers for your kids who are learning to read. I enjoy the stories myself and it’s also a motivation to read them first before you watch the movie.

You’re Only Old Once!: A Book for Obsolete Children How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Classic Seuss)Are You My Mother ?There’s a Wocket in My Pocket! (Dr. Seuss’s Book of Ridiculous Rhymes)Oh, Baby, the Places You’ll Go!Oh, the Thinks You Can Think! (Bright & Early Board Books(TM))

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Cat in the Hat Felt Activity

I made this cute Cat in the Hat Felt Activity for my daughter to play with and she loved it. She enjoyed building her own Cat in the Hat.

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One Fish Two Fish Felt Craft

I also created a One Fish Two Fish Felt Fish Craft so that she could go fishing herself.

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Dr Seuss Week: Cat in the Hat Contact Paper Craft

A good sensory activity for kids where they can feel different textures of the contact paper and the red and white tissue paper.

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Cat in the Hat Sticks Preschool Craft

This very cute craft will make kids more engaged in reading the book. Plus, making them is so much fun! Kids can also play with them afterwards.

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Thing 1 and Thing 2 Puppets

Time for some crafts! These puppets are perfect for your little one who likes Dr. Seuss' books.

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Ten Apples Up On Top Counting and Stacking

Gear up for a fun stacking challenge with these cute apples inspired by the Ten Apples Up On Top book.

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10 Apples up on Top book activity

Here are more activities that you can do while reading or after you've finished reading the book.

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Sun Print Shape Matching- The Shape Of Me And Other Stuff

Toddlers will enjoy this super simple activity. You just need some random things, arrange them on top of cheap construction paper, and leave them under the sun for the sun print to happen.

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Yertle the Turtle Activity

Another fun stacking and math game to do with your toddler. This stacking activity is inspired by the book, Yertle the Turtle.

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Dr. Seuss Print Crafts

Make a handprint and a footprint craft with your child after reading the One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish and The Foot Book. I am sure they will love them!