A "Celebrate Dr. Seuss!" Lunch

 My children have been celebrating Dr. Seuss in school this week (and next week) and it has been so much fun hearing about what their creative teachers have come up with. Tomorrow, March 2nd, is Dr. Seuss's actual birthday! I love this idea from How Does She? to help your child celebrate the special day: Pack them a Dr. Seuss Celebration Lunch!

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Isn't this a cute idea, especially for the younger crowd! Here is the menu:

Green Eggs and Ham:  Hard boiled eggs dyed green and diced up ham

The Minks like to drink pink ink: Strawberry yogurt drink

Blue Goo: Blue Jell-O

One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish: Goldfish crackers (you could used the colorful goldfish crackers for this as well)

The Cat in the Hat: A strawberry and fruit dip, layered.

Image: How Does She?

You can find FREE printable stationary, here, to add your own special note. LOVE this idea. A big thank you to the women of How Does She? !

Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss!

I love the week of celebration that always surrounds Dr. Seuss's Birthday when you have younger school-aged children. From the decorated Cat in the Hat hats that come home to Pajama Read-In Day and Wacky Wednesday at school, there is always so much FUN associated with this week. Whether you are helping with a classroom celebration or just introducing the great Dr. Seuss to your children for the first time, Katie of Good Life Eats put together some great ideas for celebrating Dr. Seuss's Birthday.

Everyone loves to celebrate with cupcakes, right? Well Katie created these fun Thing 1 and Thing 2 cupcakes for a Seuss-like celebration. LoVe them! You can get Katie's instructions, here.

Katie also created these adorable Dr. Seuss Marshmallow Pops. So easy to make and so cute!



For more fun recipes and ideas to help celebrate Dr. Seuss, visit Good Life Eats here. Have fun celebrating. Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss!