Dr seuss music and movement

Movement Activity for The Foot Book by Dr. Suess

Cat in the Hat Song & Activities (from Kindergarten Nana):

Create a Dr Seuss Birthday Celebration complete with The Foot Book Opposite Foot Trail and Cat in the Hat sundaes.

Simple Dr. Seuss Song for Kids! "There's a Wocket in My Pocket, Dr. Seuss" Great for Dr. Seuss Week.

This Hop on Pop Rhyming Activity is a fun way to move and learn! Kids will have a blast hopping and popping while developing early literacy skills.

Active game for kids that can be adapted for whatever your toddler or preschooler is learning-- numbers, letters, sight words, colors, or shapes. Also great for a Dr. Seuss theme unit.

Dr Seuss’s ABCs – Gross Motor | 3 Dinosaurs

4 pages. Do you sing songs daily and need a few for your Dr. Seuss celebration? I used the tunes from two old favorites with a Dr. Seuss twist. Includes letter cards for the Seuss B-I-N-G-O song. 4 pages. Do you sing songs daily and need a few for your Dr. Seuss celebration? I used...

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Celebrate Dr. Seuss with this silly rhyming scavenger hunt for kids! Engage their imagination and move and laugh along with this printable for kids.

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Song, “Ten Little Apples Up On Top” (from Miss Nancy on Instagram)

With these free Dr. Seuss-inspired printables and activities, children will color with the Whos, sharpen their rhyming skills with the Fox in Socks, search for words with the Cat in the Hat, and embark on many more a-maze-ing journeys!

Cat in the Hat Themed: Gross Motor Activity - fun gross motor activities you can do with the book - 3Dinosaurs.com

Playing with sounds and being able to discriminate between them is a really essential early literacy skill. Here are some fun ideas for listening games and homemade instruments that were linked up to last week’s It’s Playtime! I hope you will check them all out and leave the authors a comment. Inspiration Laboratories shared a...Read More »

Cat in the hat fingerplay:

HAND, HAND, FINGERS, THUMB by Al Perkins is a text I use with my kindergarten classes each year. If read properly, it is filled with rhythmical patterns that can be easily transcribed into rhythmic notation. Rhythmical books make teaching rhythmic patterns much simpler. When the cadence of the text can be translated into rhythmic notation, it can be read much easier than trying to decode the rhythmic pattern alone. Take a look at the following picture. On the board, I have written three…

Itty Bitty Activity or Rhyme: The Walking Game, sung to the tune of Frere Jacques

Dr Seuss body percussion