Dr. Seuss Preschool Activities
Dr. Seuss is a beloved author to children and adults alike. His books encourage imaginative thinking, creativity, and a love of language. If you are homeschooling your preschooler, then incorporating Dr. Seuss Preschool Activities into your lessons is sure to bring on some fun and excitement!
Let’s take a look at some of the top Dr. Seuss books, as well as some activities that you can do with your child to explore the world of Seuss even further.
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Recommended Dr. Seuss Books
The Cat in the Hat is one of the most iconic books written by Dr. Seuss. This story follows an adventurous cat who pops up at Sally and her brother’s house while their mother is away, bringing with him chaos and fun!
Green Eggs and Ham is another classic book by Dr. Seuss that introduces readers to Sam-I-Am who insists that his friend try green eggs and ham – in a house, with a mouse – before he can judge whether or not he likes them! After reading this book with your little one you could try cooking up some green eggs yourselves! While they may not be quite as appetizing as the ones from this book, it will still be an adventure worth having (and eating).
Horton Hears a Who follows Horton the elephant who discovers an entire city living on a speck of dust. In this story we learn about loyalty, integrity, courage and friendship; vital lessons for any preschooler to learn at their age.
There’s no doubt that kids love Dr. Seuss Books. And if you still haven’t got the books below, I suggest you grab them now and add them to your kid’s book collection.
Dr. Seuss’s Book of Colors (Bright & Early Books(R))Happy Birthday to You! (Classic Seuss)One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue FishDr. Seuss’s 1 2 3 (Beginner Books(R))Fox in Socks (Beginner Books(R))The Sneetches and Other Stories
Recommended Dr. Seuss Inspired Activity Kits
Your little one will definitely love the sensory toys that they can play with inside this cat in the hat-inspired sensory jar.
Don’t miss the fun with this Dr. Seuss Sensory bin. Perfect for your child’s sensory play.
Dr. Seuss Preschool Activities
If your preschooler is a fan of Dr. Seuss' books, you have to try these activities with them.
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.
I also created a One Fish Two Fish Felt Fish Craft so that she could go fishing herself.
Your little crafter will enjoy making this cute elephant craft inspired by the book Horton Hears A Who!
If you are planning to read Dr. Seuss' Sleep Book, you need to try this super easy craft, too!
Have a fun learning experience with activities like Popcorn Sensory Bin, Hop on Pop Hopscotch, and Pop the Balloon Letter, and more!
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!
Another fun stacking and math game to do with your preschooler. This stacking activity is inspired by the book, Yertle the Turtle.
Gear up for a fun stacking challenge with these cute apples inspired by the Ten Apples Up On Top book.
Time for some crafts! These puppets are perfect for your little one who likes Dr. Seuss' books.
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.
A good sensory activity for kids where they can feel different textures of the contact paper and the red and white tissue paper.
Dr. Seusss’ books are filled with adventure and magic that appeal to both children and adults alike! Incorporating these stories into your homeschool curriculum will bring on plenty of fun moments while also teaching your child valuable lessons along the way.
Whether it be creating Whoville out of cardboard boxes or cooking up some green eggs together there are so many ways to make learning come alive through these stories that your child won’t even realize they’re learning something new until it’s already stuck with them for good!
So don’t wait any longer get ready for a seuss-tastic adventure today!
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