Best Dr. Seuss Printables and Craft Ideas for Kids

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There are so many ways to celebrate reading with Dr. Seuss.

Whether you are celebrating Read Across America Week or using Dr. Seuss for educational inspiration — these ideas should get you going.  I teamed up with Beth from Creatively Beth (my crafting bestie) to share some of our best projects.  We invited a few friends that we love so there are ideas here to from Ann from Bella Crafts Publishing, Lindsay from Artsy Fartsy Mama and Heather from Homemade Heather too. There are lot of printables.  In addition, there are some great craft projects too. Here are some of the Best Dr. Seuss Printables and Crafts all gathered into one place for you.

My Favorite Dr. Seuss Cat in the Hat Crafts

I want to start by sharing my favorite four Dr. Seuss Cat in the Hat craft projects. Furthermore, they are all pretty much about Thing One and Thing Two because they are the silliest. Additionally, there is a great hat pillow that would be fun to use for so many things. Here they are! 

Thing One and Two are just the best because they symbolize freedom and fun. You can make them in to:

• Thing One and Thing Two Cupcakes
• Dr. Suess Themed Stuffed Pillows and Beanbags
• Thing One and Thing Two Love Bug Critters
• Bookmarks of Thing One and Thing Two 

Best Dr. Seuss Printables For Learning

Next, these free printables are all great for learning whether at home or in the classroom.  I totally love the Ten Apples Up on Top resource. I feel like sometimes some of his books get overlooked and this is one of them. It is such a great story for counting. There are so many ways it can be used for math lessons and more. Be sure to hop over to that post and get all of the great details.

• Ten Apples Up on Top Printables from Laura Kelly (me) are good for younger kids.
• Dr. Seuss Jokes from Lindsay at Artsy Fartsy Mama are great for practicing reading.
• McElligot’s Pool has printables for graphing, fish patterns and more.
• The Cat in the Hat Dots game and Word search is here on the blog with lots of fun projects.
• There are puzzles and activities for older kids in this post for The Lorax.

More Dr. Seuss Free Printables

• These Dr. Seuss Jokes from Artsy Fartsy Mama are super funny.
• Dr. Seuss Bingo, also from Lindsay, is a lot of fun.
• Ten Apples Up on Top is a great way to have some silly, teambuilding fun.
• The free printable tags for Truffula Trees are great to create party favors.
• Beth from Creatively Beth has the great quotes.
• The Lorax corner bookmark from Lindsay is adorable and easy to make.

Grinch Free Printables and Crafts

Let’s jump to Christmastime. The Grinch is such a darling holiday story with a fabulous reminder of what matters most, being with the people we love. 

• The Grinch mason jar craft by Heather at Homemade Heather is a great way to recycle a jar..
• Heather is also sharing a Grinch Paper Plate Craft
• The silly Grinch Mug Gift Craft was created by Heather too.
• Lindsay has FREE SVG File Resting Grinch Face that can be used on tees, tote bags and all the things.
• Download and print this Roll a Grinch Game from Heather.
• Lindsay has created a FREE Printable Grinch Word Search Coloring Page perfect to download and color!

Ways to Use These Best Free Dr. Seuss Printables

You might have seen this list from me before but I think it is worth sharing over and over. Sometimes the people in the back need to hear things a few times, right?  There are so many great ways to use free printables.  Here are some of my favorites.

• Print them and mail in an envelope with a stamp. Snail mail rocks.
• Batch some up to make an activity book.  This is great for a road trip!
• Print and use at a place setting on the table to create a conversation starter.
• Add them to goody bags.  By the way, goody bags are not just for birthday parties.
• Package them up with your favorite markers and crayons to give as a gift.
• Drop a few off at the local coffee shop with fun pencils to spread some happy.
• Cut them up to make cards, gift wrap and decorations.

More Dr. Seuss Crafts

Next up, let’s take another look at some fun Dr. Suess Crafts shared already and a few more great ones too.

• My Many Colored Days Paintings are great for expressing feelings.
• The truffula tree headbands by Ann from Bella Crafts Publishing are adorable.
• There are great patterns for fish to explore the imagination like Marco in McElligot’s Pool.
• Beanbags are always a great idea.  Read the post to find out TEN ways to use them with kids.

The Lorax Party

If you would like to throw a Lorax party because it is perfect for birthdays, here is everything you need.

In conclusion, I hope you are inspired to create!

Cheers to Reading Learning and All Things Dr. Seuss! Cheers to Best Dr. Seuss Printables and Craft Ideas for Kids!

Laura

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