I simply love these wonderful hats for any party! They are so adorable, I can already picture my kids wearing them. The best part is that you get 3 free printables, The more hats, the better!

A fantastic way to recycle toilet tubes while you have fun with some crafts! I’m honestly loving how many crafts right now are more focused on sustainability and less-waste so this is adorable looking The Lorax craft is right up my alley. To make it, just download the free cardstock and let your imagination take the wheel.

If there’s something in almost everyone’s memory when it comes to childhood night-readings is probably the iconic book ‘Green Eggs and Ham’ by no other than Dr. Seuss. These Green Eggs Pretzel Bites are a fun and yummy snack to make everyone smile.

Whether you are a teacher preparing a class or a themed-party this Put Me in the Zoo activity is sure to be a winner! Natural Beach Living made a terrific step by step tutorial and I’m taking notes!

After a while, getting inspired to throw parties is a bit more complicated. But this marvelous list of all the activities you can do for Dr. Seuss themed parties is something to treasure!

Bananas, strawberries, marshmallows, and a whole lot of healthy! This recipe by “A+ Teaching Resources” is an amazing idea to celebrate this wonderful day in a sweet, yummy but healthy way.

This bright and fast (about 15 minutes!) craft inspired by Cat In The Hat is absolutely fantastic if you’re looking for a Perler bead craft you can whip up real fast. What’s not to love?!

Featuring a printable with tons of Dr.Seuss  quote frames, a pencil cup craft, a recycled bag and even more Dr. Seuss inspired crafts, this post has tons of goodies and ideas inside I’m sure you’ll enjoy.

With only a little bit of help, any kid can follow this wonderful tutorial on how to make this pom poms craft, Dr.Seuss style! You just need pompoms, glue, small craft sticks and follow the instructions by Hunny I’m Home DIY.

 A wooden frame, a couple of pompoms, paint, washi tape, and few other supplies (that you probably have leftover from other crafts, if you’re anything like me) and you can start making a Dr. Seuss framed Truffula Trees. The best part is you can customize it to your taste by choosing the washi tape and paint color you like best.

To make this easy Dr. Seuss Truffula Tree Craft For Kids you just need a couple of simple supplies and follow the detailed instructions of Sam, from simple everyday mom. They are super quirky and attention-grabbing, I’m sure kids will have a blast playing around with them!

This is one of my favorite Dr. Seuss stories ever so just imagine how happy I was when I came across this lovely craft idea. This fun story spoon is super fast to make and a way to teach your kids to love reading... in a fun way!

This cool lapbook is so simple to make it’s quite literally a child-play (wink wink!) The printables make it even easier and what I truly love about is both preschool and kindergarten can enjoy it!

I go crazy over pompons and hats so this craft takes the cake. Hats or Popsicle sticks (or both if you’re me!) this craft is a terrific way to celebrate Dr. Seuss B-Day.

Having a giggle while you’re learning is one of the best gifts a child can have as they grow up. Dr. Seuss's stories embody that and that’s a reason why we love him. The Places You’ll Go is the perfect example! Celebrate the teaching behind it by doing this terrific craft with just a few bright colored-pens and this printable!

Are you a fan of  Are You My Mother? By Dr. Seuss? Well, join the club. Here’s a wonderful way to make something inspired by such an iconic story. Photo frames are always something I need around so this is just perfect to make now and use forever.

Is there anything more magical than a reading nook? I think not! And this spot for bedtime books made by Randi, from Dukes and Duchesses is amazing. A bit of imagination and a wooden storage bin can take far! Get inspired to make your own by reading this post!