READ ACROSS AMERICA
"You're never too old, too wacky, too wild, to pick up a book and read to a child."
What better way to celebrate
Dr. Seuss's birthday than reading to a child? On the evening of March
2nd (Dr. Seuss's birthday), Random House and the National Education
Association (NEA) urge you to participate in the second annual Read
Across America and read to a child.
WHY CELEBRATE DR. SEUSS?
Dr.
Seuss epitomizes a love of children and learning. Also, his use of
rhyme makes his books an effective tool for teaching young children the
basic skills they need to be successful. When we celebrate Dr. Seuss and
reading, we send a clear message to America's children that reading is
fun and important.
5 comments:
Very Cool, and Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss. I can not wait to see the new Dr. Seuss movie, I saw a preview and Betty White is the voice of this very cool grandma. Have a fun day. How about making some green eggs and ham?
LOL @ Connie, I always think of green eggs and ham, also Do you like my hat?...ahhh the joys of childhood that Dr. Seuss brought to everyone, definetly something to remember! waving hi from the windy hills of North Carolina :)
My husband is a Dr. Suess fan! xx
He's a good man!
Hi Connie,
Yep, green eggs and ham sounds good right about now! When I first moved to New Mexico they have blue corn tortillas. I had never seen them before and thought they wer spoiled! haa They are SOOOO good!
Hugs,
Kay
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