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It’s almost March 2nd and I am continuing the series “All Things Dr. Seuss” with projects and pictures of how my child’s school celebrates this wonderful day! I would love to hear how you and your children celebrate Dr. Seuss’s birthday! I have been a member of the PTO since my son started kindergarten. By being […]
Because I've been thinking about things that have influenced me. :-) I also have two nieces that are quit enthralled with Dr. Seuss. What ...
The Glenview Dr. Victorian Dollhouse This is the second custom design dollhouse this year. Taking things I love from houses I have mad...
I love Debra of Common Ground's Inspiration Friday !! I guess because I have so many things that do inspire me ~ It seems I'm constantly dr...
Dr. Seuss was on my favorite authors list as a kid & I still love the books today! I decided to make a Dr. Seuss Week at school to honor Dr. Seuss’s birthday on March 2. Here are some of the activities we did: We read The Foot Book, traced our feet & cut them out. We then placed them on our own foot book & arranged them from smallest to biggest. They loved being able to take their shoes off for this, haha. It was a great way to visualize & graph our results. The kids loved this next table activity I set out for them each morning. As much as I would love to take credit for making this creative counting game, I found it here at Mamamiss & she has all the printables there for you & shows you how the game works. Hers are all cut nicely in circles.. to save time I just lined them up in my paper cutter & cut them into squares. Overall this is such a great activity!! If you keep it in a page protector you can use it over & over again, too! (; How could we have Dr. Seuss Week & not do a Cat in the Hat activity? We read the Cat in the Hat then the kids made their own hats afterward. I made a hat shape & precut them as well as the red strips of construction paper. They glue the strips on & when they were dry, they trimmed them closer to the edge of the hat. Our snack for Cat in the Hat Day was sliced strawberries & bananas. I asked them to make their own hats out of the fruit. I loved what they came up with (: Pretty good designs, I’d say! Another graphing activity we did using the fish from the 1 fish, 2 fish counting game. We put our names on a fish & taped it above our favorite Dr. Seuss book. Looks like Cat in the Hat wins! (: These next few pictures show the Dr. Seuss Counting & Color books I found here at 2 Teaching Mommies. Not only are the books adorable but the kids LOVED them. Check out their website, they have TONS of cute Dr. Seuss related activities as well as so many others. I will be visiting them for activities again in the future!! After reading Green Eggs & Ham we made our own green eggs for snack. I forgot the ham, boo! But we still enjoyed our strange snack (: & finally, who could forget about The Lorax? The book is realllllly long for preschoolers so I would suggest reading a little bit each day. Since I am at a drop-in center I have different kids coming & going all day everyday, so I can’t really do that. Instead we did our story with puppets. Most of the kids have seen the movie so they could help me tell the story. Sometimes that’s more fun than reading a book anyway (: After our story we made our own truffula trees using glue, pipe cleaners & pom poms. Ta daa! I think I have the most artistic preschoolers ever (; & here’s a random photo of all our neon pom poms. Haha. I hope you enjoyed looking at some of the things we did for Dr. Seuss week!! You could even use these activities as inspiration for a Dr. Seuss themed party (;
I have a friend, Jennifer, who loves the Dr. Who TV show. She expressed a desire to have the Dr. Who Scarf which is like a 10ft long knitted monstrosity. I guess he used it to measure things... In a moment of sheer "auntie" love madness (she is like a niece to me) I volunteered…
I have found the simplest way to know how much of what things to eat and it's by using a plate diagram. This is Dr. Josh Axe's diagram from his website
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Hullo, I'm Dr. Mira Reisberg AKA the Picture Book Whisperer and now I'm whispering other things as well. I'm one of those that creativity saved and now I have a fabulous life helping others with...
Dr. Pepper is my favorite. I would give up a lot of things if it meant I could drink Dr. Pepper forever and ever. I am pretty positive that if you ever drew my blood - it would be mainly Dr. Pepper. So adding Dr. Pepper to my pulled pork, while it sounds strange, was the best idea I have ever heard! This recipe calls for 4 ingredients so it is quick and easy, too! Ingredients: • 3-4 lb Pork Loin Roast, trimmed of all visible fat • Good Pork Rub - I used Grill Master's Sweet & Smoky Rub •
Galaxy Themed Cupcakes: Who doesn't love a pretty and delicious cupcake? I know that I definitely do! These cupcakes are awesome especially if you are like me and more on the nerdy side (I have made them for Star Wars, Dr. Who, Star Trek, and some other sci-fi things tha…
When choosing color for a Veterinarian's office, there are many things you have to consider. I'd like to share this design I did for a virtual client. The first thing I did was think about a color scheme. I wanted a soothing palette because, as you know, Dr. offices of any kind can be stressful.…
*This post contains affiliate links. NEW: I have created a round-up of our rhyming and Dr. Seuss printables and activities: 15+ Activities to Celebrate Dr. Seuss’ Birthday. Lately, NJoy (at 3.5 years of age) has been exploring rhyming all on his own. I’ve listened in as he’s said things like, “chimp and bimp; they rhyme.” ... Read More about Rhyme Time with The Cat in the Hat
