Preschoolers love reading Dr. Seuss books, so these Dr. Seuss inspired crafts are perfect for them.
You read Dr. Seuss books with your kiddo’s…sometimes over and over and over again. At this point you might even be able to recite some of them backwards. These 25 Dr. Seuss inspired crafts for preschoolers will help fill that story imagination with characters and crafts from the books they already love. Happy Crafting!
25 Dr. Seuss Inspired Crafts for Preschoolers
One fish, two fish, goldfish? Your kiddo can make their goldfish bowl in the morning and enjoy a snack with their copy of One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish in the afternoon.
Via Mrs. Thompson’s Treasures
This cute Cat in the Hat is adaptable for all ages of preschoolers.
Via Glued to My Crafts Blog
If I Ran a Circus, I’d definitely make these amazing looking circus snacks.
Via Tippytoe Crafts
The Cat in the Hat is all about disorder but this hat is all about making patterns!
Via Teach Preschool
This I Can Read with My Eyes Shut mask is easy to make and will make reading the book so much more fun!
Via 30 Minute Crafts
Now you can make your own family Foot Book and keep it for years to come.
Via Mom Endeavors
Fox in Socks…on a sack. And he talks!
Via Vanessa Dewey
This Green Eggs and Ham gak is so much play pretend fun.
Via Still Playing School
You’ve got to ‘hand’ it to Thing 1 and Thing 2…
Via This Girl’s Life
Horton cares about everything, and now he can help your preschooler grow a plant with this Horton planter.
Via Suburble
Your preschooler can play pretend all afternoon with this Horton mask.
Via Mamas Like Me
This Lorax plate is super adorable and such an easy craft for your cute kids.
Via A Night Owl
Now your child can spy on their street with these spy glasses inspired by And To Think That I Saw It On Mulberry Street.
Via Coffee Cups and Crayons
Make your own mixed up animals with this fun art project.
Via Dolen Diaries
These fingerprint truffula trees are super easy for any preschooler to make, and they look like illustrations right out of the book!
Via A Mom’s Take
Match the mustaches with this fun mustache cut-out.
Via No Time For Flashcards
Oh The Places You’ll Go is a favorite for everyone, and this picture frame is a wonderful way to remind your child of the places they’ve been.
Via Do Small Things With Love
These cupcake liner fish are an awesome way to explore One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish.
Via I Heart Crafty Things
Have you ever felt oobleck? In Bartholomew and the Oobleck, Bartholomew has to rescue his kingdom from it, and now your kids can make their own!
Via Kids Activities Blog
Your kids may not have ever ridden a seven-hump wump but now they can make one.
Via Kitchen Counter Chronicles
This fun activity lets your kiddo’s construct strange structures a lot like the buildings they’d see in their favorite Dr. Seuss books.
Via No Time For Flashcards
Teach your kids drawing skills and enjoy looking at patterns right out of the book Shape of Me with this fun drawing craft.
Via Mom Endeavors
These Yertle the Turtle inspired turtles are fun to make and they’re stackable!
Via Inspiration Laboratories
Are your kids mischief makers just like their favorite characters out of Cat in the Hat? Now you can turn them into their
Via Here Come The Girls
These truffula trees from The Lorax are oh so fun to make. Your kids will love watching the pom-poms come to life.
