What Dr. Seuss book goes with these initials: GEAH?
Green Eggs and Ham, of course!
I originally got the idea for this activity while watching Jeopardy. One of the categories featured initials of Dr. Seuss books, and the contestants had to come up with the titles. Naturally, I decided it would make a great activity for Dr. Seuss’s Birthday/Read Across America.
You can play this Dr. Seuss Books game!
To play this game, just play this video for your students. You’ll press play and then pause to land on a random question. The first student to correctly guess which book goes with the initials wins a point! When you are done playing, whoever has the most points wins!
TIP: Open the video in a new tab so that the video resolution is great!
It’s FREE!
This activity is ready-to-use (and free). An answer key is included, of course, but I hope you play along too! I think this would be fun to do in partners or as homework. For younger students, you may want to give them a list of Dr. Seuss books. Better yet, try and check all of them out and display them in your class library.
If you are looking for more Dr. Seuss Activities, then you can find 20 fun writing prompts here.
Cool printable! I downloaded it for my kiddos! My seven year old daughter will love it!
I invite you link it up on my Countdown to Dr. Seuss's Birthday post! I hope you stop by and please share!
http://www.happybirthdayauthor.com/2013/01/countdown-to-dr-seusss-birthday.html
This is an excellent post …
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Super fun challenge! Thank you for sharing!
Love this activity! That is so funny that you got the idea from Jeopardy. I got an idea for a vocab project I'm working on from Jeopardy!
Sarah
Using My Teacher Voice
Umm…I want to do this myself!! lol
My kids will LOVE this Dr. Seuss activity! Can't wait to see who can get them all!
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I love all of your stuff and share it with my staff at school all the time. Thanks for all of the freebies!
I very much appreciate you letting us print this out (for free). I am using it in March ’18 for my library classes.
Just found this. Thank you! I plan to use it to give to my launch team readers. (Dr. Seuss is the name of a horse in my latest book.)