Suess on a Sunday

Sunday mornings can be crazy in our house.

Sometimes in our hurry to get to church,

we eat breakfast in the car.

OK-

MOST Sundays we eat breakfast in the car.

It's how we roll.

But for Dr. Seuss' birthday,

I wanted to do something a bit more festive.

Here was our simple spread to honor the

creator of crazy creatures and characters...

I used good old Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls,

shaped one of them into a letter "S" for Seuss,

colored the icing,

and added some sprinkles

to create

"Seussical Sweet Rolls."

 To create some Truffala Tree Fruit,

I just added some homemade Truffala Trees

to a bowl of strawberries.

I made the "trees" by gluing a handmade pom pom

to a craft straw.

Each of my kiddos got a cup for their meal

with a birthday napkin,

fork, Seuss pencils, and erasers.

(The pencils and erasers were from the

Target Dollar Spot.)

For a festive centerpiece,

I set out some of our Dr. Seuss books

and small Seuss notebooks

(also for the Target Dollar Spot),

which were also for the kiddos to keep.

Hopefully the Cat's creator would have

approved of our simple but

SEUSSICAL celebration!

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Check out other Seussical Celebratory fun

we have previously participated in:

Homeschooling, Seuss-Style

Lorax Lunch

Dr. Seuss and the Friz Love Out Ocean in a Bag

Lorax Lunch

This past Friday,

the kiddos and I celebrated

Dr. Seuss' birthday...

(You can read more about it

by clicking HERE.)

During lunchtime,

I read...

...The Lorax to the kiddos,

and then we had a...

...Lorax Lunch.

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Trufulla Trees: Cotton candy and pretzel sticks

Lorax: Grilled cheese sandwiches cut with

a biscuit cutter; candy eyes; cheese mustache

Grass: Steamed broccoli 

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The kiddos...

...all gave the lunch...

 ...their "mustache" of approval.

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Check out more creative food

over at

Muffin Tin Monday...