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Author of the month. This is a great idea for a book display. #library #bookshelf

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March 2nd is fast approaching, better known as Read Across America Day. I have always loved Dr. Seuss' books. I love the crazy made-up words and his wacky characters. So once I became a librarian I knew that I wanted to celebrate his birthday with my students. Over the years I have done all sorts of activities including poster contests, trivia games, guest readers and spirit days to name a few.

I am always looking for new ideas and I thought I would share with you a roundup of what I have found. I also created a list of some of the things I have done over the years as well as suggestions from my Staying Cool in the Library Facebook group. If you haven't joined yet you definitely should. With over 3,000 members it is an invaluable resource for school librarians. You can download the list at the end of this post.

This first idea is just a picture I found on Pinterest. I wish I could give credit to the person who came up with this. I have searched and searched and can not find who originally posted it. It's an awesome Cat in the Hat book display, Dr. Seuss book classic. And if anyone knows the source please let me know!

I found this door display on the blog Teaching My Friends. It is a fairly quick and easy display that everyone will love.

This STEM challenge is perfect for makerspaces or centers. It's from the blog Little Bins for Little Hands.

This activity goes along with the book Oh, The Places You'll Go. It does require some prep. work and materials to get ready so you may not want to do it with all of your classes. It would be a fantastic collaborative project to do with a classroom teacher. It's from the blog Inner Child Fun.

Kids love to do Would You Rather activities and this Dr. Seuss inspired game is sure to be a hit. You can download it here from Inspiration Laboratories.

This is a collection of P.E. games. Since library and P.E. are usually part of the specials schedule you could set aside a day and do different games with all of the classes together. We have done this many times at my school and it works well. Thanks to P.E. Central for the suggestions. Partnering with P.E. during Read Across America Day is a fun way to incorporate the whole school!

This activity goes along with the book What Pet Should I Get? Find it on the blog Fun Learning for Kids.

I love these Cat in the Hat bookmarks. Unfortunately the website to download the templates is no longer working.

I love this anchor chart from Mrs. Richardson's Class to teach cause and effect with the Lorax.

And to go along with the anchor chart here is a free printable cause and effect matching game from Inspiration Laboratories.

Author Study

In my store you can find an author study of Theodore Seuss Geisel's life. It includes a one page biography, reading comprehension task cards, a printable mini book, graphic organizers to use with his books and a reading log. You can purchase it from my TpT store or from my website.

Want to download a free set of Read Across America fact or opinion task cards? Sign up for the free resource library to get this plus over 30 other free printables!

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A Roundup of Dr. Seuss Activities for Read Across America Day + a FREEBIE

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March 2nd is fast approaching, better known as Read Across America Day. I have always loved Dr. Seuss' books. I love the crazy made-up words and his wacky characters. So once I became a librarian I knew that I wanted to celebrate his birthday with my students.

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Transform your classroom with a sheet, some flashlights, and a fake fire from YouTube. Watch your students get excited about a day of reading!

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The benefits of running a read-a-thon are an ideal fundraiser for remote or rural schools, as fundraising can be done online.