Who Speaks for the Trees? – Students read (or watch!) Dr.

There are activities from kids from pre-K through 8th grade: Forest Service’s (USFS) Discover the Forest campaign to encourage parents and children to spend time in forests and reconnect with nature.

This package of Project Learning Tree activities was created by PLT in conjunction with The U.S. The Lorax Unit Studies Project Tree Learning FREE Printable Bookmarks from Rock Your Homeschool.

There are tons of lesson plans, printables, and fun activities over at Teachers Pay Teachers.Lesson Plans straight from the Scholastic Website.Here are some fun free printables, including a how to draw the Lorax, writing paper, book marks, and more.Ava just loves it, and it helps out when I am busy with the older two because she chooses the read to me feature and lets the app do the reading (it also has corresponding sounds that she really likes)!Īs I dug around for some resources and activities, I decided to compile them together, not only so that I could find them again, but so that I could share them as well! The Lorax Printables Instead I found what I could on the fly and purchased the interactive book for my iPad instead. Seuss celebration time (in honor of his birthday on March 2nd), they were all checked out! If I had thought ahead I would have purchased my own copy the book. I started by looking for the book at our local library, but alas no luck. I have actually never read the book myself (gasp)! Here you will find a collection of The Lorax Resources that we found and love!Īlso, the movie is now out in theaters and the kids want to see it, and I have this thing about reading the book before you see the movie! The Lorax Resources Seuss’ birthday on March 2nd we decided to jump on the band wagon and do a small unit ourselves! Rather than try to cover everything, I just decided to use The Lorax.

The lorax free online movie