We love Dr. Seuss books! We’ve read them to each of our kids and we love creating crafts and activities to revolve around them.
If your family or students also love these books, then they’ll love using these free printable Dr. Seuss color by number printables!
Download them and print them out for an instant zero prep activity.
We think these coloring pages would be great for preschoolers, pre k, and kindergarten aged children.
Also, be sure to check out all of our color by number worksheets for even more fun!
Seuss Color By Number Worksheets
Inside this printable pack, we’ve included 4 fun and well-loved Dr. Seuss characters including:
- Horton from Horton Hears A Who
- Fox from Fox in Socks
- The Cat in the Hat
- The Fish from The Cat in the Hat
One quick thing to note…If your child isn’t reading yet, all you need to do is color in the crayons at the bottom of the page. This way, instead of reading the words, they can simply look at the color!
Dr. Seuss Themed Ideas
Do you want to create a whole Dr. Seuss themed unit for your kids? We’ve got lots of ideas to get you started. Use it for Read Across America Day or any time of year!
One of the first things we do when we start a new theme is to break out the books. Many kids have read Dr. Seuss books, but below are some of our favorites!
Dr. Seuss’s Beginner Book Collection – Grab this book set if you want have the most popular Dr. Seuss books. Kids everywhere will want to read these famous books!
What Pet Should I Get? – Surprisingly we read this book for the first time last year! It’s a fun story about a brother and sister trying to find the perfect pet. Kids love the classic illustrations and fun, rhyming storyline.
Go, Dog. Go! – This classic book is great for dog lovers and is great for familiarizing kids with sight words as well!
Now that you’ve read some books, let’s share some of our favorite Dr. Seuss crafts!
This Cat in the Hat popsicle craft from Homeschool Preschool is another fun option!
For a done for you sensory activity, try out this One Fish, Two Fish sensory bin.
Try out this Dr. Seuss game for a fun hands-on activity!
