#Dr seuss on beyond zebra plus

Whose hum-dinger stinger is as sharp as a needle. sneedle, a terrible kind of ferocious mos-keedle. A letter he never had dreamed of before.'like the letter Snee, which is for '. He's shocked to find out that there are more! 'Then he almost fell flat on his face on the floor, when I picked up some chalk and drew one letter more. In the beginning of the story, Cornelius is bragging that he knows all of the letters from A to Z. Seuss's book On Beyond Zebra, which is about all of the letters that come after Z.

#Dr seuss on beyond zebra plus

Click on the link to view/download the Feature Creatures Plus One Teacher class book.Īnother Alphabet book I think your students will enjoy making is On Before Ant. I've included Suess-font letter cards, student and teacher writing pages, plus a sample. or Bb is for Boomtoot, who's from Bangladoot and likes to eat fruit, especially bapples, belon and bloot.

He eats zinnias, zingles and zag, all of which make me personally gag. Seuss does: ' Ff Four fluffy feathers on a fiffer-feffer-feff.' Pre-K kids can stop there, but encourage older students to write a few sentences.Ĭhallenge them to use rhyming words, as well as some tongue-twisting alliteration, to make things more “Seussical.'įor example, Zz is for a Zigglewag who likes to play wiggle tag. Students need to use their imagination and think up a silly creature just like Dr. This should NOT be a real creature like Zz is for Zebra. Make a copy of the letter tiles toss them into a Seuss hat and have students pick a letter card and glue it to their page.Ĭhildren write their upper and lowercase letter on the blank and then think up a creature that starts with that letter, afterwards drawing a picture underneath. This is a different way to have students practice the alphabet, along with their writing skills, and is an interesting transition after you read Dr. These make wonderful class books, and there's more to come, so stay tuned!įirst, hot off the press, is a class book entitled: Feature Creatures Plus One Teacher. Since I'm always multi-tasking, I jotted down writing prompts that popped into my head while reading. I'm working on a list of characters and nonsense words in each book, (a massive under taking, so who knows when I'll finish!) To do so, I'm slowly reading all of the Seuss books that I have in my vast collection (almost 50). Click on the link to view/download Some Seuss Songs. (This is also a teachable moment for subtraction.)Īs I was singing, to make sure of the beat, my husband walked in and started singing a goofy little ditty to the tune of Brother John, so of course I had that song stuck in my head and wrote a second Seuss song.

I've included letter cards, so that you can put them on your flannel or white board and then take one down as you sing each verse. With that in mind, I thought other teachers might be doing the same thing and looking for something with a Seuss theme, so I used the tune to B-I-N-G-O and substituted the letters with Seuss. Singing lightened up the day and taught a variety of skills. To help get the wiggles out after story hour, we sang songs. 1-2-3 Come Do S'more Seuss Activities With Me