- November 22, 2024
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Bryce Rosin with his grandmother turned Cat in the Hat Sue Rosin.
Barbara Haber reads Dr. Seuss' "The Sneetches" to a class at Goldie Feldman Academy.
Judy Keene visits with her grandson Izac Bermudez.
Goldie Feldman Academy Head of School Dan Ceaser dons the iconic red and white striped hat.
Barbara Haber spent the morning reading to her granddaughter Jillian Haber's class.
Students in Claudia Pertosoff and Teresa Mitchell's class made matching hats.
Rita Mazer as Thing 1 spots some freshly-made green eggs for the Dr. Seuss birthday celebration at Goldie Feldman Academy.
Raina Kurnov can't believe her eyes that she's spotted Thing 1 in the hallway at Goldie Feldman Academy.
Rita Mazer as Thing 1, Sue Rosin as the Cat in the Hat and Wendy Katz as Thing 2 volunteered to hop from class to class delivering Dr. Seuss themed stickers.
Red and white stripes were all the rage Wednesday morning at Goldie Feldman Academy for the celebration of the birthday of children's author Theodor Seuss Geisel known as Dr. Seuss.
The event was also in recognition of National Read Across America Day, also known as Dr. Seuss Day. Students went along with theme donning their very own white and red hats. Some classrooms even made green eggs for the occasion.
The Grandparents Club organized the event that allowed grandparents and family friends to spend the morning reading Dr. Seuss books to students. Grandparents Rita Mazer, Sue Rosen and Wendy Katz went as far as to dress up as the characters Cat in the Hat, Thing 1 and Thing 2 as they bounced from classroom to classroom.
