Reading with Seuss-tacular Spectacles!
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
See your favorite Dr. Seuss books in a whole new light with one of these fun crafts we found while perusing our favorite haunts! Your plans for celebrating Dr. Seuss' birthday/Read Across America offer a unique opportunity to get even the most reluctant readers excited about picking up a book. Along with the colorful illustrations, tongue-twisting rhymes, and quirky characters, who wouldn't want to find out what makes these spectacles so Seuss-tacular?!
Jenae of I Can Teach My Child created these cutesy glasses with colorful chenille stems!
Marie of Make and Takes {featured at Babble} suggests using inexpensive frames and Sharpies to create unique glasses!
Amanda, featured crafter at Ganz Parent Club, recycled some cardboard egg cartons to add an extra element to these chenille stem and pony bead frames!
Pair one of these crafts with a fun Seuss selection - i.e. I Can Read With My Eyes Shut!, The Eye Book, etc. - and your kiddos will have a Seuss-tacular time!
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Kayla Johnson
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