Dr. Seuss and Read Across America

In honor of Dr. Seuss' birthday, we spent the week before Spring Break reading Dr. Seuss books and doing Dr. Seuss themed activities. As always, favorite Dr. Seuss included Green Eggs and Ham and the infamous Cat in the Hat. We tallied votes to see how many students would like and would not like the Cat in the Hat to come to their house. Afterwards we wrote the reasons of why we voted yes or no for the Cat in the Hat to come over. The most popular activity was a directed drawing of the Cat in the Hat. It was a Seusstastical week indeed!

More Mystery Readers

We finished out the month of March with three more mystery readers. The mom of one of our 2nd grade boys, the dad of one of our 2nd grade girls, and Principal Jackson all came to read to us. The class really enjoyed trying to guess who each of our mystery readers were according to several clues that were given just as much as they enjoyed listening to the mystery readers share stories.

Read Across America with Dr. Seuss

This past Friday, students in K-2 kicked off Read Across America Day by having the Freshman class read to small mixed groups. It was only fitting that they read Dr. Seuss books. After all, it was his birthday on Friday and the Freshmen have been studying his work in their English class.