Read Across America kicked off with Suessville at Ellis D. Parker Elementary School on Fort Novosel.
BRITTANY TRUMBULL FORT NOVOSEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS FORT NOVOSEL — Ellis D. Parker Elementary School teachers and students kicked off Read Across America week with Seussville on March 1 in celebration of the author Theodor Seuss Geisel’s birthday on March 2. Geisel, more commonly known by his pen name Dr. Seuss, has authored 60 children’s books selling over 600 million copies worldwide.
People are also reading… While Seussville is geared towards younger students, no grade level is left out of the fun. “There is hourly trivia with the principal, over the intercom, for everyone to participate in. Everyone has a chance to win,” said Amuso.
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