Inside: Fun and easy Dr. Seuss kids crafts to celebrate Dr. Seuss day and go along with reading Dr. Seuss books.
” You’ll never be board when you try something new. There’s really no limit to what you can do!”
– Dr. Seuss
Dr. Seuss books have been favorites for generations and doing crafts that go along with the stories is a great way to bring the story to life.
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If you’re looking for a fun craft to go along with story time or as a way to celebrate Dr. Suess Day here are some fun crafts you are definitely going to want to make!
Easy Dr. Seuss Crafts for Kids
Easy Corner Bookmarks
How cute are these Thing 1 and Thing 2 Corner Bookmarks? Find out how to make them at Red Ted Art.
Truffula Trees
After reading or watching the Lorax make these easy Truffula Trees using Popsicle sticks! Find out how at Simple Everyday Mom.
Handprint Lorax
Another fun Lorax craft is this Salt Dough Handprint Lorax. Find out how to make your own Lorax at Jinxy Kids.
Make Oobleck
This homemade Oobleck is the perfect sensory craft to make after reading Bartholomew and the Oobleck. Wondering just what Oobleck is? Head over to Natural Beach Living to find out what Oobleck is and a recipe to make your own!
No-Sew Green Eggs
These No-Sew Green Eggs are a fun craft to make that your kids can play with over and over again. Find out how to make this Green Eggs and Ham inspired Craft at Sunny Sweet Days.
Fish Craft
This One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish Craft is so fun! I love how cute the paper fish look! Find out how to make your own fish using paper at Whispered Inspirations.
Cat in The Hat
Find out how to make this adorable Cat in the Hat craft using paper here.
Thing 1 and Thing 2
Make these Thing 1 and Thing 2 crafts using your child’s handprint. Get the free printable template to make these at Meraki Mother.
Cat in the Hat Slime
Get the recipe to make this fun Cat in the Hat inspired Slime at Little Bins for Little Hands.
Horton Hears a Who!
Isn’t this paper Horton so cute? Get a free printable template and find out how to make your own Horton at Moms Who Save.
Lorax Puppet
If your kids like puppets this Lorax Puppet craft is the perfect Dr. Seuss Craft for you! Find out how to make your puppet at ABC’s of Literacy.
Dr. Seuss Headbands
These Dr. Seuss Headbands are so fun and perfect for young readers. you can get these Free Printable Headbands at Simple Everyday Mom.