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Horton the Elephant

ByAshley Pichea Last Updated on November 21, 2020

We love Dr. Seuss at our house, and Horton the Elephant is one of our favorite characters (after The Cat in the Hat, of course).

horton hatches an egg

Related: Dr Seuss activities for kids

After reading Horton Hatches an Egg to Jenny and David, they did some elephant activities.

  • Horton’s Connect-the-Dots
  • Paper Plate Elephant
  • Elephant Ears Headband

Horton the Elephant - Activities and Crafts

And we’d be remiss if we didn’t finish our day of Horton the Elephant fun by watching our favorite Horton movie, Horton Hears a Who!

horton hears a who

Thanks to Brimful Curiosities for sharing links these activities.

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