Dr Seuss Snacks
Whether you’re celebrating Dr Seuss Week or just looking for a fun snack to pair with your favorite book, check out these simple Dr Seuss snacks for kids!
When you add these tasty treats to your favorite Dr. Seuss activities, you’ll capture your preschooler’s attention and inspire them to help you out in the kitchen.
Below, you’ll find desserts, tasty treats, refreshing drinks for kids, and more!

Dr Seuss Snacks
Encourage your preschoolers to measure, pour, and mix the ingredients in these preschool snacks, and you’ll inspire a new generation of little chefs!
Put Me in the Zoo Cookies
This Dr Seuss preschool snack idea is so much fun! These Put Me in the Zoo inspired cookies are as yummy as they are cute! Homeschool Preschool
one fish two fish Rice Krispies treats
Turn an ordinary batch of Rice Krispie treats into a Seuss-inspired snack with these One Fish Two Fish Rice Krispie treats. The Gingerbread House
Dr. Seuss Snacks!
Discover four Seuss-inspired healthy snacks to pair with The Cat in the Hat, One Fish Two Fish, Ten Apples Up on Top, and Hop on Pop. Inner Child Fun
Dr. Seuss The Lorax Jello Snack for Kids
Add a paper mustache to a jello cup, and you’ve got a fun Lorax Jello snack for kids. The Homespun Hydrangea
Trufulla Tree Snacks {Dr Seuss party food}
Momma can do the melting of the chocolate, and kiddo can do the sprinkling of the sprinkles. Then, you can all gobble up these Trufulla Tree snacks. Easy Mom Meals
Easy Grinch Heart Cookies Recipe
Slice and bake cookies are super easy, and these Grinch Heart cookies are perfect for preschoolers to help with. 3 Boys and a Dog

EASY Dr Seuss Kabobs {Cat in the Hat Recipe}
Strawberries, bananas, and marshmallows come together for a fun treat when you serve up these easy Dr. Seuss kabobs. Preschoolers can help slice the fruit and thread the skewers. A Plus Teaching Resources
Put Me in the Zoo Bark - Dr. Seuss Day Party Food
Dress up some yellow chocolate melts with colorful M&M’s and you’ve got a colorful Put Me in the Zoo candy bark your preschoolers will love! Big Family Blessings
One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Activity
Melted chocolate covered marshmallows paired with Goldfish crackers make a super fun One Fish Two Fish snack. The Simple Parent
Cat in the Hat Cupcake Recipe For Dr Seuss Day Party
Boxed cake mix, prepared icing, Oreos, and marshmallows make beautiful Cat in the Hat cupcakes your kids will devour. Crayons and Cravings
Lorax Orange Lemonade Mocktail
Mix up a pitcher of Lorax Orange Lemonade for a festive drink that’s perfect for your next Seuss-inspired family movie night. 3 Boys and a Dog
Dr. Seuss Green Eggs and Ham Deviled Eggs
This Dr. Seuss Green Deviled Eggs and Ham snack makes a perfect lunch or breakfast option. Big Family Blessings
Dr Seuss Put Me In The Zoo Ice Cream Cone Cupcakes
Dr Seuss Put Me in the Zoo cupcakes are served in colorful ice cream cones. This helps contain the crumbs that inevitably come with peeling the wrapper off cupcakes. Easy Family Recipes
Put Me in the Zoo Mix Snack
Top some mini-pretzels with colorful melting chocolates for a Put Me in the Zoo inspired treat. Kids Activities Blog
Go, Dog. Go! Children's Book - Snack Ideas for Kids
This may be the most unique Seuss-inspired treat I’ve seen yet! Serve up a Go, Dog, Go! hotdog for lunch! Surviving a Teacher’s Salary
Dr. Seuss Lorax Truffula Tree Treats
Colorful Trix cereal balls make a tasty Trufulla tree snack your kids will love. The Seasoned Mom
Cat in the Hat Mocktail Recipe
These Cat in the Hat slushies provide a refreshing drink your kids will beg you to make again and again! 3 Boys and a Dog
Cat in the Hat Cupcakes
Sliced bananas and strawberries add a healthy twist to these Cat in the Hat cupcakes. Big Family Blessings
Dr. Seuss Cupcakes Put Me in the Zoo
These tasty Put Me In the Zoo cupcakes are topped with colorful Skittles “spots”. Easy Family Recipes
More Dr. Seuss Fun
If you’re looking for more Dr. Seuss activities to do with your preschoolers, check out all of these fun ideas.
Of course, you should read one or two of your favorite Dr. Seuss books. You can grab them from the library or order them from Amazon to add to your preschool bookcase.
Your Favorite Seuss – From his very first book to his very last book, here in one big volume are 13 classic Dr. Seuss stories, everyone’s favorites. All of the words and virtually all of the illustrations are included.
Dr. Seuss’s Book of Colors – Nurture a love of reading—and of the many colorful characters created by Dr. Seuss—with this great new concept book for beginning readers
The Big Green Book of Beginner Books – The only thing better than a Dr. Seuss book is six of them in one! The easy words, engaging rhymes and bright art can turn any kid into a reader.
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These are all such great Seuss snack ideas! Can’t wait to try them with my kids!