A Good Reason to Read Some Seuss!
March 2, 2011
by Katie Steigman
Today is National Read Across America Day in celebration of the great American children's book author Theodor Seuss Geisel--"Dr. Seuss". The National Education Association's Read Across America program is a year-round push to inspire and motivate children and communities to read. In that spirit, we've listed a few staff picks for our favorite Dr. Seuss books. Leave us a comment with your favorite!
Nate- I Had Trouble Getting to Solla Sollew
Tanya, Katelynn & Jenn- Oh the Places You'll Go!
Andrea & Bill- Green Eggs and Ham
Katie- The Butter Battle Book
Wendy- On Beyond Zebra!
Jay & Heather- The Lorax
Sheila- The Cat in the Hat
Kim- Yertle the Turtle and Other Stories
Brian P.- There's a Wocket in My Pocket!
For more on Dr. Seuss and National Read Across America Day, check out this video.
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Definitely, "Oh The Places
Definitely, "Oh The Places You'll Go." I had the same Spanish teacher for 3 years in high school and at the end of every year she'd read it to us and tear up. The book brings a lot of good memories back.
That's a classic one around
That's a classic one around graduation time, definitely among the favorites!
Brandon - agreed! I received
Brandon - agreed! I received Oh the Places You'll Go as a graduation present.
Also, The Lorax. Good ole Dr. Seuss indoctrinating an entire generation of environmentalists. :)
The Lorax is a great one--and
The Lorax is a great one--and the cartoon movie is so memorable!
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