The Cat In the Hat Dr Seuss inspired Headband Red and White Stripe Side Bow Hairband

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This handprint Thing 1 printable craft is one of our readers’ favorites! It’s simple and can be given to your child’s teacher as well. Finish making the cat by gluing the hat to the top of the head. We pulled the ears forward, on top of the hat as well. Blank printable hat pattern. Decorate it with a unique style, draw in the stripes, use it as a shape book cover, etc. One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish is about two families of fish—one red and one blue—go on an adventure filled with fun rhymes, math lessons, counting games, and delightful creatures. Join them in this unique tale by the beloved Dr Seuss to explore exciting places from near a house to deep down below! Kids will actually want to take a bath when they use these Lorax bath bombs. Get ready for Dr. Seuss dress-up day with this Dr. Seuss dress or these Thing 1 & Thing 2 shirts. Share With Us

I love seeing these printables at work in other classrooms! I’d love to see and hear how you used these in your classroom. If Horton is one of your child’s favorite characters, you have to make this Horton Hears A Who printable puppet craft. It’s great for pretend play after making it too! Printable Feet Template Pattern Pin1.1kFacebookTweet This printable foot pattern can be used for all kinds of feet activities. Make a book, a number line, patterns, or use with books...Oh the Places You’ll go This favorite Dr Seuss book shows us that life is full of unpredictable twists and turns, but with the right mindset we can persevere through anything. Dr Seuss teaches readers to never give up on their dreams no matter how hard things may seem. After finishing the hat, make dots all along the bow tie as well. Let the paint dry completely before moving on. Using the eraser side of the pencil or a q tip, dip in a small pool of red paint. Make dots all around the top, middle, and bottom portion of the hat.

On March 2nd, National Read across America Day is a great way for millions of readers around the country to celebrate the joy of reading. This special holiday is a fun way to take some time out of your day and reconnect with your favorite books. From fun Dr. Seuss books to modern novels, there is something for everyone on this joyous occasion. Free Printable Dr. Seuss Headbands Striped Hat Pattern. Printable hat shape with stripes. Wear it by attaching to a sentence strip, or use for shape book, listing words, etc. There once was a cat, and this cat had a hat. The hat was quite special because it was made for a cat. The cat loved the hat very much and wore it all the time. One day, the cat went on a walk with its friend, the dog. The dog saw the hat and wanted to try it on. We can’t talk about Read Across America Day without mentioning books, right?! There are so many awesome Dr. Seuss books. Read them during the week leading up to the big day, or just read them before bedtime.

Oh, The Places You’ll Go!– This book is a classic Dr. Seuss book about the ups and downs of life. It’s such a great read!

How the Grinch Stole Christmas is about a Grinch who had a plan to rob the people of Whoville of their Christmas joy during the holiday season. Through some clever scheming, he managed to make off with all the presents and decorations – but eventually came around thanks to one young girl demonstrating true holiday spirit. Green Eggs and Ham –a favorite Dr. Seuss book, is a classic story of a brave character who is forced to try something new, only for them to find out that it’s actually really delicious. This delightful children’s book teaches us all about being open-minded when presented with novel experiences – you never know what might turn up as your favorite food in the end. This printable hat includes a headband at the bottom of the hat. Color the hat with red strips and white strips using a marker or crayons. Or you can use red and white construction paper to fill in the bands on the hat. Use scissors to cut the strips for the hat – using cutting scissors can improve fine motor skills in younger kids, with adult supervision of course!.