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Summer reading-Ten Apples up On Top! by Dr. Seuss


We have been reading tons of books lately. Today my daughter chose Ten Apples Up On Top, by Dr. Seuss. After reading, I decided we could make a learning activity.

Materials needed:

Craft paper
Laminate sheet (I chose to laminate everything) you don't have to
-Magnetic tape
-Crayons
-Craft paper
-Scissors



Draw a  few apples, and color them. Now you can draw your lion, tiger, and dog. I used yellow craft paper and figured I wouldn't color them. After doing this, add your paper with apples, and the one with each character to your laminate sheet.

 Once you have laminated both sheets of paper, cut everything out. When you're all done with cutting each of them out, using some magnetic tape cut them into small squares.

Apply magnetic tape to each apple, and character. We used my daughter's Art easel, which has a magnetic chalkboard. (My husband made it)



Now that you're done, have some fun counting the apples!
My daughter loved this activity. (I did as well)


Happy Counting!

“While we try to teach our children all about life, our children teach us what life is all about.”-Author unknown


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  1. One of my favorite books! Fun learning activity and your drawings are really nice. Have a great weekend :) Jayne

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  2. Thank you Jayne! My daughter just loves this book. :) Have a wonderful weekend~

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  3. That's a great activity! You are so creative!

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  4. Jennifer, thank you! And you are always so sweet ;)

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  5. Never read that book Stephanie! That is too cute! :) I love that your little one had fun with the activity!!

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  6. Dina, it's a fun book! A lot of counting. :) My daughter gets in her Dr. Seuss moods, and pulls out all of his books from her book shelf lol

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