Celebrating Reading & Dr. Seuss
Every year on March 2, schools all across America celebrate National Read Across America Day, which also happens to be Dr. Seuss’s birthday.
While every grade at Frassati was celebrating this special date, our preschool classes turned the one-day celebration into a weeklong event, and boy was it a fun one!
On Monday, Sam invited the students to taste-test green-eggs and ham.
The students even wore their best greens to celebrate the special delicacy of the day.
On Tuesday the preschool students celebrated Dr. Seuss’s birthday by wearing their favorite hats to school.
They also made Thing 1 & Thing 2 hair-hats, and a famous red and white striped hat that belonged to a crazy feline.
Wednesday was all about Fox in Socks and The Foot Book.
Thursday was all about reading, finding word patterns, rhymes, and more!
To close out the fun, the students celebrated Wacky Wednesday on a Friday.
What a great way to celebrate all that we love about books and reading!
** Please note that preschool students remove their masks when they are in the classroom.
