This is probably one of my favorite Dr. Seuss books. It's not too long to lose their interest and the rhyming keeps the kids giggling. After reading the book yesterday we rhymed each of the kids' names. They especially thought the nonsense words were funny.
Our project then was to make Wockets and Pockets. The original idea for the Wocket came from a school age child who used a small sponge to make a Sponge Bob picture.
We made paper pockets out of construction paper and gave each child a small sponge. We set out wiggly eyes and sparkly sequins and crayons and let them do their stuff. They turned out quite cute!
Friday, March 4, 2011
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