Remember, we only have preschool twice a week, and during these lessons there were snow days and days off. This lesson can easily be added to just by looking up more ideas.
The first is Humpty Dumpty. This craft was a little hard for them to do on their own. They decorated the pieces, then cut them out (some needed help, others did not) and put the pieces together ( this is the hard part). Then once they are placed together they get to bandage them up using bandaids, they LOVED this part!! What kid doesn't like using bandaids??
Baa Baa Black Sheep. Now this one was a pinterest fail. The idea was to add some black paint to watery soap and blow bubbles on the paper to make a bubble furry look to the sheep. This didn't work for us...so instead we used the solution and blew the paint over the paper. Still fun, still different, still worked out for the most part.
Ahhh...Oldie and a favorite to all kids. They find this one the silliest of them all. There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Fly. I read them both the older version and the newer one. One ends with her dying and the other does not. I personally like the newer version, but figured we would do both and see. Honestly...they didn't even take notice of her dying...they were so entertained by what she was eating!!
So we colored all the pieces and then cut out her belly. I then took a sandwich bag and taped it to the old ladies back. Then to make it stronger, I had them glue a piece of construction paper to it, leaving a gap for them to be able to get the animals out of her "tummy".
Hickory Dickory Dock. Fun craft using shapes. They had to listen to direction to put this craft together.
The 3 Little Pigs. They had to built the houses, then add all the ways the 3 pigs made their house.
Did You Know The Muffin Man. They all decorated and cut out their own muffins. I regret not having glitter to spice these up...but they enjoyed the craft.
The Itsy Bitsy Spider. SO CUTE!! They colored and cut out the house. Then took 3 small pipe cleaners and wrapped them around a straw (the spout) to make a spider. Then we taped the "spout" on the house. They are able to move the spider up and down the spout as they sing the song.
We read The Lorax. We talked about how important trees are to us, animals, and how they were important in the book. Again...I love painting in different ways!! This time we painted using pom poms. 
I had them paint all over the page. Make sure they try their hardest to make full circles. There were times I asked them to go over the spots again. Great listening skills in full effect!!
We turned those pom pom circles into Truffulla Trees!!!
O'h The Places You'll Go!! We read the story and talked about how you can do and be whatever you want. You can visit places, you can explore, you can do anything if you put the work into it. They colored and cut the hot air balloon.
We added some clouds, stickers, a cute little smiling buddy and made an adorable craft! 
Oh how we love Green Eggs and Ham!! I introduced "little letters" for the first time (I have in the past but not in a lesson). I made these green eggs and had them match the "big" letter to the "little" letter. This was a struggle, but we are just starting. 
I didn't do the entire alphabet. I stayed away from the letters that look exact, like the letter C, L,M,N,O,S, U, and V. I think I will add them to give them a couple easier ones since this seem to be harder for them. 
They said this was their favorite craft yet (but lets be honest, they are 3/4...all crafts are their favorite). This is from the book, Put Me In A Zoo.
What's a week of Dr. Seuss without reading The Cat In The Hat?? We talked about patterns and made sure we stuck to his hat pattern!! Also practiced coloring in the lines.
And, like always, Rhyming goes hand and hand with Dr. Seuss. We did this great activity that I got from Pinterest! 
