Dr. Seuss Day

The children were so excited to be able to wear their pajamas to school.  They could also wear a crazy hat or have crazy hair.

We read several Dr. Seuss books including Green Eggs and Ham.  We then made some green eggs and ham to taste, most of the children really liked it.

We talked about rhyming and did a worksheet together as a class about rhyming words.

Some facts that we learned about Theodore Geisel, or Dr. Seuss.

• He was born on March 2, 1904.
• He did not have any children.
• He had two degrees both a P.H.D.
• His wife's name was Audrey.
• He had a collection of silly hats.
• His mother's last name was Seuss.
• He wrote articles for a humor magazine.
• His first children's book was And to Think that I Saw it on Mulberry Street.