Dr. Seuss Crafts - Pom Pom Truffula Trees!
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Truffula trees just seem to embody the quirky, colorful world of Dr. Seuss! If you're looking for a fun project to do in honor of his birthday/Read Across America, check out this fun pom pom truffula tree craft from the creators of CraftJr - it's a fabulous fine motor builder and a fun sensory experience as well!
Supplies You'll Need
*Be sure to visit CraftJr for the full project tutorial!
Some Seussville Fun
Instead of creating individual projects, you might consider making this a collaborative project - perhaps in your pretend play area. To round out these fun decorative pom pom truffula trees, set out recycled cardboard pieces, toilet paper rolls, etc. and invite your students to create their own version of Seussville, crafting buildings, cars, characters - the works! [NOTE: We immediately thought of this fabulous paper city by Joel Henriques. Use it as a jumping off point for creating your own city, adding quirky Seuss-inspired accents/design, or simply print these ready-made buildings for your kiddos to use right away and add to as they go along!]
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Kayla Johnson
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