What do people think about when they think about Dr. Seuss? It is possible that they think of classic children’s books when they think of Dr. Seuss. In addition, people could think about poetry when they think of Dr, Seuss. I am proud to say that Dr. Seuss inspired me to write poetry. These classical children’s book have delighted children for many generations. These books are entertaining and they provide readers with many lifelong lessons. Here are six lessons that are learned from Dr. Seuss books.
The Cat in the Hat teaches us how to use our imagination. This book teaches people how to rhyme. In addition, it teaches us about play and imagination. The cat in the hat brings out a birthday cake, and vacuum, and tries to play with the fish. However, the fish doesn’t like to play. the lesson of The Cat in the Hat is that playtime is wonderful; however, cleaning up after playing is necessary.
The Lorax teaches us about the importance of the environment. This Dr. Seuss book uses a fictional character called the Lorax to argue abut the need to protect our environment. It takes a look at not polluting the air or the water. it also tackles the topic of recycling. This is a good book because it teaches kids that the planet is important in a fun way.
How the Grinch Stole Christmas teaches people the true meaning of the holiday. The Grinch hates Christmas. Therefore, he tries to steal it by taking all the presents and food from Who-Ville. However, Christmas does come to Who-Ville. Therefore, the lesson learned from this Dr. Seuss book is that holidays don’t come in a box or on a plate of food. Holidays are about enjoying time with friends and family. This book needs to be read from time to time because we need to stop being so materialistic about holidays; especially Christmas.
Horton Hears a Who is a true morality tale. This book is the story about an elephant who finds a village on a flower. However, nobody believes Horton when he tells his friends. In fact, a kangaroo wants to throw the flower into a vat of oil. The town is behind the kangaroo who thinks that Horton is crazy because she can’t see or hear anyone on the flower. A lesson in this book is just because you don’t believe something exists, doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. Finally, the town does hear the village on the flower and becomes friends with the villagers. Another lesson in the book is to keep an open mind. This is one of my favorite Dr Seuss books.
The Butter Battle Book is about war. The Zooks and the Yooks are fighting a butter war. This butter war gets out of hand. Therefore, the battle gets worse and worse. The lesson of this better butter book is that war doesn’t solve anything. Sitting down and talking about differences and problems works better than fighting.
Green Eggs and Ham teaches persistence. This Dr. Seuss books also teaches us to keep an open mind. Sam doesn’t like green eggs and ham. This fact is repeated in the book many times He doesn’t like green eggs and ham any place or any time. However, his friend finally gets him to eat this colorful and tasty treat. Sam discovers that he likes green eggs and ham. This is my favorite Dr. Seuss book and I ate green eggs and ham in first grade. I liked the eggs and I didn’t like the ham.
It is rhyme time when reading a Dr. Seuss book. in addition, it is also moral lesson time when reading these classic books. They are labeled children’s books; however, the lessons that they teach us should be carried into adulthood. In short, the lessons learned in Dr. Seuss books are timeless. Source: none
