Sensational Seuss: Celebrate Dr. Seuss's Birthday on March 2nd

Let's eat Green Eggs and Ham or dance with the Cat and the Hat. These would both be the perfect ways to celebrate the birthday of the prolific author, Dr. Seuss, who wrote such wonderfully gibberish-filled books such as the ones stated at the beginning of this post.

Dr. Seuss was born Theodor Geisel on March 2, 1904 in Springfield, Massachusetts. Dr. Seuss, as he is commonly called, also penned children's books under the pseudonym Theo LeSieg. Dr. Seuss died September 24, 1991 in La Jolla, California.

See the following websites to learn more about this zany, quirky, and lovable author and illustrator who turned children's books and illustrations into wacky works of glorious art!

Things to Do to Celebrate Dr. Seuss's Birthday

Check out one of his literary masterpieces such as The Cat in the Hat. 

Make a Cat in the Hat Paper Plate Craft!
Paper Plate Cat in the Hat Craft

Check out a kid's biography about Dr. Seuss.


Watch a movie based on one of Dr. Seuss's books such as How the Grinch Stole Christmas!


Try out one of these delicious and oh so unique Dr. Seuss-style recipes from the Green Eggs and Ham Cookbook by Georgeanne Brennan. 
Dr. Seuss-Style Recipes


Watch the following YouTube video on the life of Dr. Seuss!

Play a Dr. Seuss Game!
Play a Seuss-tastic Game!

Learn more about Dr. Seuss by reading an online biography!
Biography.com Bio
Full Biography on Early Early Life, Later Life, and Awards Won


See the Dr. Seuss Memorial Sculpture Garden in his hometown of Springfield, Massachusetts.
Dr. Seuss Memorial Sculpture Garden