“How did it get so late, so soon…”? It’s that time of year, when children will swoon.
When teachers of laughing, listening and yelling, will stop all their pointing and asking and telling.
And hand out a book, or two or three, and encourage their whos to climb up a tree.
To read about Sneetches, and Sneedles and fish. Or Grinches that steal a town’s Christmas wish.
With red books and blue books and books of all kinds, they will work to excite and expand childrens minds.
All across America, the children will read. Still, with all the Dr.’s help, this is no easy deed.
So the educators come, dressed like Brown bar-ba-loots. Or feline mischief makers, with Things in red suits.
In costume they’ll party, and to Seussville they’ll go, hoping to teach the children some things they don’t know.
Like why a Flustard eats custard or why Geelings love ceilings. Or what a super-zooper-flooper-do does, and what is the feeling?
Whether you read with your eyes closed or while your whoofing along, or listening to bagpipes and singing a Yawn song
Be sure to remember this Day of all Days, with limericks and stories and song time and plays.
Read to your child be it parable, poem or prose. They might even like it when hanging from their toes!
Foster a love of literacy, for now and all time. Whatever you do, remember – it’s better in rhyme!
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