Celebrating Dr. Seuss' Birthday

March 10, 2010

(Sentinel photo by Joyce Kaiser) Dr. Seuss, who wrote "Green Eggs and Ham," was honored for his birthday last week at Kluckhohn Elementary. Students celebrated by frying green eggs and ham. Thirty dozen eggs were used and two large hams were cut into cubes for the meal. Sheryl Brooks' third grade class was making the delicacy.
(Sentinel photo by Joyce Kaiser) Wild hairstyles, pajamas, slippers, wild socks and clothes worn backwards was the style for Kluckhohn School's celebration in honor of Dr. Seuss' birthday last week.
(Sentinel photo by Joyce Kaiser) Teachers donned red and white hats in the style of Dr. Seuss' character the Cat in the Hat for the celebration at Kluckhohn.
(Sentinel photo by Joyce Kaiser) Donna Stevenson, third grade teacher, read one of the Dr. Seuss books to curious students.
(Sentinel photo by Joyce Kaiser) One Kluckhohn class did an art project of making the Cat in the Hat, one of Dr. Seuss' famous characters. The celebration of his birthday was full of creativity.
(Sentinel photo by Joyce Kaiser) Adults cook up green eggs and ham for the Dr. Seuss celebration at Kluckhohn. Ready to dig in?