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| Georgia Bergeaux signs her name as dad Brian looks on. |
If you were inside Bleckley Primary between 4 and 6 pm Thursday afternoon, things looked really different. There were pictures and quotes from Dr. Seuss hanging about. Teachers had on colorful T-Shirts, some donned striped hats.
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| Families could shop for books, posters, and other items at the book fair. |
A sign hanging above the entrance read "Welcome to Seussville." It was the annual celebration of Dr. Seuss' birthday and literacy event.
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| Kayla Churchwell plays a game of "Roll, Say, Keep" with students. |
After signing in, children and parents had a variety of reading and word-based games to participate in. Games focusing on sight words, games where reading the word correctly would get part of a picture of Things 1 and 2.
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| Reading words correctly got children pieces of pictures. Besides reading skills, it also taught them problem solving. |
There was also a book walk, book swap where children could trade out old books for new(er) books, as well as the opportunity to shop at the Book Fair. Faculty estimated 180 students attended.
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| BCHS alum and current Middle Georgia State School of Education student Kayla Warren hands out oobleck. Bleckley Primary appreciates all the Middle Georgia State students who helped out. |
Children having fun reading. Dr. Seuss would certainly be pleased.
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| Children try to win books in the Book Walk. |
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