Book read:
Mr. Brown Can Moo, Can you? by Dr. Seuss
Other book suggestions:
The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss
Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss
Dr. Seussy (version of the Hokey Pokey, found here)
You put one fish in (lift 1 finger, then put in in front of you)
You put one fish out (put finger behind you)
You put one fish in and you shake it all about. (shake finger)
You do the Dr. Seussy and you turn yourself about. (turn in a circle)
That's what it's all about!
Additional verses include two fish, cat hat and tail.
Dr. Seuss Is On the Loose (done like BINGO, found here)
Dr. Seuss is on the loose and this is how we know it.
Cats, hats, eggs and ham.
Cats, hats, eggs and ham.
Cats, hats, eggs and ham.
And this is how we know it!m (replace saying 1 item with a clap each time you repeat)
If you like Dr. Seuss (adapted from version here)
If you like Dr. Seuss, clap your hands! (clap hands)
If you like Dr. Seuss, clap your hands!
If you like Dr. Seuss and the Grinch is on the loose,
If you like Dr. Seuss clap your hands!
If you like Green Eggs and Ham stomp your feet! (stomp feet)
If you like Green Eggs and Ham stomp your feet!
If you like Green Eggs and Ham and that silly Sam I Am,
If you like Green Eggs and Ham stomp your feet!
If you like the Cat in the Hat shout "Hooray!"
If you like the Cat in the Hat shout "Hooray!"
If you like the Cat in the Hat because he's silly like that,
If you like the Cat in the Hat shout "Hooray!
Colored Eggs and Ham Game (found at Jen in the Library)
I am Sam.
Sam I am.
I do so like (insert color) eggs and ham.
Literacy tip of the week: Share rhymes with your child. Rhymes help a child learn that words are made up of different parts. For instance, rhyming cat and hat teaches them how the "c" and "h" sounds differ.
Craft: Decorating Dr. Seuss Hats with torn paper.
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