We LOVED Read Across America Day! We read Horton Hears a Who, and made our own clovers with tiny specks, which we carried around all day long. We also completed many reading activities about Dr. Seuss, his books, and his characters. AND…. we were treated to another great Arts Alive! session to celebrate the artistry of Theodore Geisel. Thank you to Kerri Evans and Elizabeth Rogers-Hebner, who worked together to give the kids such an enriching experience.
Check out the pictures of all our fun….
Our Bridge & Fence group
A bridge group member, creating our field of "Speckled" clovers
Our Character Creators
Our Building Builders
Our Background Artists
Our Finished Product
What SUPER Teamwork we displayed today!!!
Hi,
I loved making our Dr. Seuss world!!
It was so much FUN!!!!!!
Isabelle :^) :0)
Hello!
I really liked when we made the Seuss world! My favorite part of our world was the saying “A person’s a person no matter how small!” I also like the clover field. What is your favorite part?
From,
Ruby
Hi Ruby and Isabelle,
I loved the day, too! Making the art project was very exciting, and it was neat to see how each group worked together to do their part. My favorite part is carrying around the speck all day 🙂
Love,
Mrs. Brooks
Hey mrs brooks the seuss world was the best arts alive iv every had.I loved making the people like puting gogle eyes and shaping the people. from Aundria
Hi Aundria,
I agree, it was awesome – and how cool to talk about him all day long! You all worked so well together in your teams!
Love,
Mrs. Brooks