Dr. Seuss and Classroom Activities

The video tutorial covers a variety of activities centered around Dr. Seuss books. It includes discussions on Dr. Seuss's role as an author and illustrator, problem-solving and sharing strategies, math and sensory activities, a graphing exercise using goldfish crackers, and reading and writing tasks. The tutorial emphasizes rhyming words, self-assessment in writing, and behavior support strategies.

What is Dr. Seuss known for?

• Writing books

• Sculpting

• Composing music

• Painting

Who is responsible for drawing the pages in a book?

• Illustrator

• Author

• Publisher

• Editor

Which Dr. Seuss book involves wearing tall silly hats?

• The Foot Book

• Green Eggs and Ham

• The Sleep Book

• The Cat in the Hat

What is a common feature in Dr. Seuss's books?

• Mathematical problems

• Historical facts

• Rhyming words

• Scientific theories

What should students do if there is only one book available in class?

• Keep it to themselves

• Share it

• Hide it

• Throw it away

In the math segment, what were students asked to match?

• Shapes to names

• Numbers to number words

• Letters to sounds

• Colors to objects

What is a sensory activity mentioned in the classroom?

• Wall push-ups

• Jumping jacks

• Yoga

• Meditation

What is the first step in the goldfish graphing activity?

• Count the goldfish

• Draw the graph

• Sort the colors

• Eat the goldfish

What is the purpose of reading activities in the classroom?

• To finish quickly

• To compete with peers

• To enjoy reading

• To memorize texts

What should a sentence start with?

• A capital letter

• A punctuation mark

• A lowercase letter

• A number