Showing posts with label Dr. Seuss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dr. Seuss. Show all posts
Friday, May 8, 2015
Monday, March 2, 2015
I'd Like to Take a Moment to Remember Dr. Theodor Seuss Geisel. Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss, and Thank You.
You can celebrate by joining thousands of schools, libraries, and community centers in a nationwide reading celebration taking place today. (It's celebrated annually on Dr. Seuss’s birthday.)
Help bring together kids, teens, and books!
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Dr. Seuss on Writing
It has often been said
there’s so much to be read,
you never can cram
all those words in your head.
So the writer who breeds
more words than he needs
is making a chore
for the reader who reads.
That's why my belief is
the briefer the brief is,
the greater the sigh
of the reader's relief is.
And that's why your books
have such power and strength.
You publish with shorth!
(Shorth is better than length.)
- Dr. Seuss
from: About Education.
there’s so much to be read,
you never can cram
all those words in your head.
So the writer who breeds
more words than he needs
is making a chore
for the reader who reads.
That's why my belief is
the briefer the brief is,
the greater the sigh
of the reader's relief is.
And that's why your books
have such power and strength.
You publish with shorth!
(Shorth is better than length.)
- Dr. Seuss
from: About Education.
Friday, March 7, 2014
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss!
What better way to celebrate Dr. Seuss's birthday than reading to a child? On the evening of March 2nd (Dr. Seuss's birthday), Random House and the National Education Association (NEA) urge you to participate in the second annual Read Across America and read to a child.
. . . and I urge you to read to a child every other night!
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Friday, March 2, 2012
I Almost Forgot the Doctor's Birthday!
Tonight, March
2nd is Dr. Seuss's birthday.
Celebrate by participating in the second annual Read Across America, and read to a child.
Celebrate by participating in the second annual Read Across America, and read to a child.
Dr. Seuss epitomizes a love of children and learning. Also, his use of rhyme makes his books an effective tool for teaching young children the basic skills they need to be successful. When we celebrate Dr. Seuss and reading, we send a clear message to America's children that reading is fun and important.We've compiled some materials to help you celebrate the day.
Please note: In order to view the printable activities, you will need Adobe Acrobat 3.0 Reader software. You can download this software for free by following the link provided here.
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Read Across America
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
HAPPY 107th BIRTHDAY DR. SEUSS
"You're never too old, too wacky, too wild,
to pick up a book and read to a child."
First Lady Michelle Obama and NEA President Dennis Van Roekel will be reading to 400 local schoolchildren at the Library of Congress today for the national kickoff of NEA's Read Across America (along with a bunch of famous people).
The Read Across America pledge site.
SOME OTHER COOL LINKS:
SEUSS DUDE - All things Seuss.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
DR. SEUSS --- 106!
Read Across America games, activities, etc.
On March 2, the National Education Association calls for every child to be reading in the company of a caring adult.
A tribute to the Dr. from a loving fan:
(Click on the name below for more treats)
Thank Yooos Dr. Seuss
Jung Ji Hoon 86
When I was a child
I was not allowed
To follow along with the reading crowd
But once in a while I'd get loose
And seek the rhymes of Dr. Seuss
I'd wish a private library
Of silly words and poetry
The thought provoking they induce
Those clever words of Dr. Seuss
A funny literary maze
A witty little turn of phrase
Not fairy tales and Mother Goose
Read me the lines of Dr. Seuss!
I've read other's along the way
And some are very good I'll say
But in all these years I've never found
A prose as unique as his sound
Try as we might we'll not reproduce
The splendid fun of Dr. Seuss
Even today I call on the past
Making childhood memories last
Though an adult and fully grown
I have a child of my own
We both enjoy cookies and moo cow juice
And the magical world of Dr. Seuss
Labels:
Dr. Seuss,
Happy birthday,
literacy,
Poetry,
Read Across America,
reading
Monday, September 21, 2009
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