CES celebrates literacy and school spirit for Read Across America

Circleville Elementary School celebrated literacy and school spirit all week long the first week of March. With Dr. Seuss’s birthday and Read Across America Day being March 2, everyone got into the spirit.

A group of 18 preK students in two rows. First row is kneeling the second is standing. They are all smiling and wearing pajamas! They have tall red and white striped paper hats on their heads. They are all in a classroom.

Wacky Wednesday saw students wearing mismatched or backwards clothes.

Reading “Green Eggs and Ham” was a blast, especially with our green egg cookies.

A green napkin with two cookies on it that look like green eggs.

A book with an orange cover. The words Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss are on it along with a character leaning over a plate that has green eggs and ham on it.

A screen with two dr. seuss characters on it. One is holding a ham.

An elementary kid wearing a black jacket, green shirt, black mask and a green knit hat that looks like the grinch.

Thursday was Fox in Sox day – mismatched sox were the norm!

Feet wearing two different socks - one on the left is read and the one on the right is blue print.

And Friday was the coziest of days with a focus on The Sleep Book – pajamas and comfy clothes were everywhere!

A younger elementary student with long dark hair in briads, wearing a white mask and a gray tshirt with Green Eggs and Ham on it.

Three elementary students sit at a table reading books.

The week was so much fun with so many literacy activities and lots of reading.

A man with glasses and a book open while three students sitting around the table point at it.beard and mustache holds

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CES celebrates literacy and school spirit for Read Across America