Dr seuss fine motor activities toddlers

Turn a classic STEM challenge into a Dr Seuss cup stacking game. Stack the Cat's hat with a fun Cat in the Hat cup stacking challenge for kids of all ages.

Dr. Seuss Green Eggs and Ham Activity

This Cat in the Hat activity is easy to differentiate for every age and ability of child...from teens to tweens! Work on patterning, word families & more!

A week worth of Dr. Seuss activities for preschoolers including ideas for The Cat in the Hat, One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish, and more.

In honor of Dr. Seuss’ upcoming birthday on March 2nd, we made a few Lorax inspired truffela trees for tot school this week. We’ve done similiar beading activities, which don’t seem to hold Logan’s attention for too long anymore, but pretend they are trees from one of his favorite books and it becomes a new […]

Active game for kids that can be adapted for whatever your toddler or preschooler is learning-- numbers, letters, sight words, colors, or shapes. Also great for a Dr. Seuss theme unit.

Practical life activities inspired by the Dr. Seuss books The Cat in the Hat and The Cat in the Hat Comes Back; activities working on fine-motor skills in celebration of Dr. Seuss's birthday - Living Montessori Now #homeschool #preschool #finemotor #practicallife #Montessori

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In the famous Dr. Seuss book, The Cat in the Hat, at one point in the story readers are introduced to the troublemaking characters Thing One and Thing Two.These adorable little creatures often a

I adapted this activity from an idea I saw on Seussville. The Seussville activity has kids make their own Cat in the Hat hats out of paper bags, and use them as a container for a hat toss. I deci…

EASY games for Dr. Seuss Day! Fun ideas for Read Across America Day!

This post contains Amazon affiliate links. On March 2nd we always celebrate Dr. Seuss's birthday! This month we are sharing some fun Dr. Seuss crafts and activities to help us get prepared! For Virtual Book

Dr. Seuss's birthday is the day before Little Guy's; and since this year The Lorax comes out on birthday weekend, I thought it would be really fun to devote a whole week to Dr. Suess books. We read "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish" and did this really fun Goldfish game I found at obSEUSSED.com. We rolled the die and whatever number it landed on is how many Goldfish crackers we added to the corresponding numbered fishbowl. I suppose you can guess who won? Little Guy. Every. Time. The…

*This is not a sponsored post. Opinions and content belong to jenny at dapperhouse. One of the values I provide is ways that you can spend quality time with your child in 30 minutes or less. These fun, free printable matching sheets are a great way to do this. Just print and play. Enjoy.

Are you looking for Dr. Seuss-themed activities to do with your preschoolers? We’ve created a Dr. Seuss memory game that is perfect for helping young children develop their thinking skills, attention span, concentration, and persistence. Get the free printable Dr. Seuss Match Game now as a PDF so you can play it at home with your kids or in your home preschool. No sign-up is needed.

Dr Seuss Tracing Lines enables children to use hand-eye coordination and encourages them to draw in a specific direction. These are great for children who are developing their pre-writing skills.

The first "Dr. Seuss Activity" I ever wrote about was this wonderful, ooey, gooey "oobleck" we did that science experim...