Horton Hears a Who Puppet Craftivity
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
This Dr. Seuss inspired craft from Mary of Mrs. Lirette's Learning Detectives is utterly adorable and we think it would make a fun addition to your plans for Read Across America. Simple to assemble, all you'll need in order to create Horton is lavender or gray construction paper, a paper plate, gray craft paint, and a gray sock. And, created from chenille stems and pom poms, the clover is just as easy!
Consider using this Seuss-tastic craft to help you tell the story of Horton and the village of Whos he discovers. And later, you might also have your kiddos use their Horton crafts to do a little storytelling of their own! We know they'll have a blast!
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While you can freehand an ear template for your kiddos to trace, you might also consider using this free printable from Early Moments. Simply resize and print the ears onto construction paper, then all your students will have to do is cut and glue!
For the full craft and lesson plan, be sure to visit Mrs. Lirette's Learning Detectives!
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