National Read Across America Day (dr. Seuss Day)

National Read Across America Day is celebrated on March 2nd, the birthday of Dr. Seuss, each year. The annual festival is part of Read Across America, the National Education Association's initiative on reading. When the event is planned to encourage reading in children and is fostered in the schools, the day is observed on the nearest school day.

All children and youth in every community around the United States are encouraged to celebrate reading this holiday. They are encouraged to read wherever they are at anytime. These are all great ways to spark reading in children.

Keep books wherever you go. Put them in the car, in every room of the house, and tuck them in backpacks and purses. Make them easily available
Visit the library often. A love of reading as well as genuine admiration for the library's services libraries provide is aided by knowing how to use the library and discovering the benefits of a library
Get to reading. Children imitate what the adults around them do. If they see you read a magazine, newspaper, or novel, let them know that reading is the cool thing to do
Read to your children. No matter what age or gender, reading aloud improves their vocabulary and language skills. It also opens up discussion possibilities
Have your children read to you, too You never know what you'll learn!

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Pick up an interesting book and read it
More importantly, read with a child
Join your library
Attend a book reading
Read a book you've been meaning to read
Read a book you've never read before. Since you last read it, you may find that it has a new meaning to you
Even if it is just to yourself, try reading aloud. It will be a great way to introduce reading to children. Hint, hint) (Hint, hint) (Hint, hint)
To post on social media, use #ReadAcrossAmericaDay or #DrSeussDay

Here are a few book picks for adults: Here are a few suggestions for books.

Brant Pinvidic's 3-Minute Rule The 3-Minute Rule
Open Secrets of Achievement: Patrick McCloskey's Gary Tharaldson Story The Gary Tharaldson Story by Patrick McCloskey

National read across america day history from america's day in history

On March 2, 1998, the first National Read Across America Day was held.

Faq in the United States reads through america's FAQ

Where can I find books for Read Across America Day?

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More than books can be borrowed from a lending library at your local library. They have access to music, films, newspapers, and magazines
Schools – Similar to a public library, school libraries have a collection of books and journals for students
New and used bookstores – If you can't find what you're looking for, they may be able to order it for you
Although they are small, neighborhood little libraries – although they are small, they provide quick access to books for people of all ages
Mobile libraries – These libraries on wheels bring books to your neighborhood on a weekly or monthly basis
These bookstores sell new and used books on every topic
Digital books – Many classic books can be downloaded for free online

Q. Who will be involved in the day's activities?

A. Anyone! Public figures, teachers, parents, students, and businesses all support reading with a passion for reading.