Frugal Kid’s Craft – Dr. Suess Fun!

Each week, Mom on Dealz provides us with a fun kids craft that is educational and frugal!  In case you didn’t notice all the Suess-y things going on last week, March 2nd was Dr. Suess’s birthday!  Even though that is past us, it doesn’t mean you can’t have fun with Dr. Suess!!  (Who doesn’t love Dr. Suess?)

One Fish, Two Fish Hand Print Fish

Materials:
Construction paper
Paint
Marker

Directions:
1. Paint your child’s hand and have them put their prints all over the paper. We did a red fish and blue fish in reference to the book and my 3 year old also insisted on a yellow fish!
2. Add eyes and a mouth to your fish. Then add anything else your child would like. Will wanted our fish to have bubbles but you could add stars or hats to the fish to coincide with the book.

 

Educational Activities: Instead of giving you different ideas for school subjects, I thought it would be more fun to give you different crafts for Dr. Seuss books.

  • The Foot Book -Trace your child’s foot onto paper and cut it out. Use to “measure” things around the house. This is a great way to teach nonstandard measurement.
  • Dr. Seuss’s ABC Make an ABC book with your child. Have your child illustrate things around the house that start with each letter or they can cut pictures out of magazines for each letter.
  • The Lorax -Discuss with your child the ways to protect the Earth including recycling and reusing materials. Complete a craft using materials around the home such as this Paper Towel Plane!

I originally saw the fish handprint craft here.

Find more Suess-y things here!

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