Dr seuss wacky wednesday activities

This post may contain affiliate links. See our disclosure policy for details. Celebrate Read Across America week with these fun, low-prep Wacky Wednesday ideas! You’ll create a fun and memorable day that will surely become your favorite wacky tradition! Wacky Wednesday is one of our favorite traditions! When I was teaching, Wacky Wednesday was always the…

Wacky Centers Reading under the table & Coloring under the table ART Make your own wacky Dr. Seuss character Here are a few pictures of their wacky characters: click images to enlarge click images to enlarge DRESS WACKY The Preschool Crew Wacky Centers Reading under the table & Coloring under the table

Wacky Wednesday Self Portrait Craft

Here at OLP, today was "Wacky Wednesday", and boy did we have a CRAZY day!!! First, all of the teachers played a joke on the students by switching which class they would be teaching...so the "new" First Grade teacher was: MRS. KELLY!!!! The students came into the class to not only find a "new" teacher, but that there were 18 wacky things different in the classroom. The first "assignment" of the day, was to find something that was "wacky" and put a post-it on it...Juliana figured Mrs. Kelly…

Celebrate Read Across America week with these fun, low-prep Wacky Wednesday ideas! You’ll create a fun and memorable day that will surely become your favorite wacky tradition! Wacky Wednesday is one of our favorite traditions! When I was teaching, Wacky Wednesday was always the week of March 2nd, when we celebrated Read Across America and Dr.…

These Dr. Seuss Wacky Wednesday activities are perfect for celebrating Dr Seuss Week. Or use the Wacky Wednesday ideas as a fun way to start the school year.

This wacky walk is a fun workout idea with kids! Make a normal walk outside even more fun with just a deck of cards!

Whew! What a busy week! We celebrated Read Across America Week and Dr. Seuss' birthday. We were reading machines this week! We read over 800 pages! Wow! Monday was "Cat in the Hat" day. We wore red, black, and white and made hats. After reading "The Cat in the Hat", we made text to self connections and wrote about what we do when it rains. Then we read "The Cat in the Hat Comes Back" and compared it to the first one. For our Dr. Seuss bulletin board, we turned ourselves into the Cat in the…

1. Use Crayola® crayons, colored pencils, or markers to color the face features. 2. Cut out the features. 3. Tape or glue the features to the face, and see how many wacky faces you can create.

Dr. Seuss's birthday is on March 2nd and so this week is SEUSS WEEK for our Weekly Virtual Book Club for Kids! We love making Thing 1 and Thing 2 Puppets, making fizzy footprints, and