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147A person146s a person no matter how small148 says Horton Write a letter to Horton in the family memberHorton Hears You NameDear HortonThanks for hearing mefill in your name HORTO. Tic-Tac-Toe, Green Eggs in a Row!Cut out and color the board and game pieces and pair up with a partnerfor a fun-�lled game of tic-tac-toe! GREEN EGGS AND HAM .. [Source: . http://apus-06-07.wikispaces.com/political+cartoons+-+wwII. ]. What is the main message of the cartoon? . The “ostriches” are sticking their heads in the sand as a way to “hide” from Hitler.. Y. ou . R. ead Fiction. What is Fiction. Made up stories that are productions of the imagination . Types of Fiction:. Myths. Folk tales. Short stories. Novels. Plays. What is comprehension. Have you ever finished reading something, only to realize you can’t say much about it?. Dr. Seuss Properties TM & better, . it’s not. -Dr. Seuss. The important thing is not to stop questioning.  . -Albert . Einstein.  . When you're curious, you find lots of interesting things to do.. -. Walt . Disney. “. 1904- 1991. Theodor Seuss Geisel was born in Springfield, Massachusetts on March 2 1904- National Read Across America Day.. Entered Dartmouth College in the fall 1921. Lincoln College, Oxford. Wrote first book in 1936, . at. the . State Library of WA. Debra Jones . “I’m sorry to say so but, . sadly it’s true. that bang-ups and hang-ups . can happen to you.”. . Dr Seuss. A bit of background. Oct 2011- Became early adopters . Lisa Bays. Anticipation Guide . Featuring Dr. Seuss . Making predictions is a way to . help ensure . the students are fully engaged and helps to focus their . attention, . while they are reading. . Having students make predications, often helps them feel . Richard H. . Minear. Theodore Seuss Giesel. Ted. Born: March 2, 1904. German American Family. Biography of Dr. Seuss. 1925: Dartmouth College. Cartoons in campus humor magazine. Use of alias on published work. Where’s The Humor?. By Brenda Bair. Standards . GPS - SS6H7 . (. a) Describe major developments following World War I: the rise of Nazism. (b) Explain the impact of WWII in terms of the Holocaust, the origins of the Cold War, and the rise of Superpowers.. Foreign Policy. What was America’s foreign policy in the 1920s?. Isolationism. Why would this policy continue into the 1930s?. Great Depression; had to focus on the economy and domestic issues . Isolationism? Really?. http://orpheus-1.ucsd.edu/speccoll/dspolitic/Frame.htm. Power point created by Robert L. Martinez. Primary Content Source: Living History America, edited by E. Bruun and J. Crosby.. Images cited as listed.. March 25, 2013. . Green Eggs and Ham. The Cat in the Hat . Comes Back . Written by Dr. Seuss. Power Point by Robbie . A.. Characters. The main characters are:. The Cat in the Hat. Sally. Ms. Redzia. Main Characters. Many years ago, there . were Sneetches living . on the beaches.. Star - Belly Sneetches had stars on their bellies and they . were very . mean.. Plain - Belly Sneetches had none and they .