Fox in Socks Printables: 3 Fun Activities for Kids (Free)
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These Fox in Socks printables are fantastic activities for Dr. Seuss fun with kids. By combining silly tongue twisters with unforgettable characters, this set is a perfect way to make this book engaging young readers. These activities for Fox in Socks transform story time into an interactive learning experience that builds early literacy skills.
Whether you're a parent or teacher looking for Fox in Socks preschool activities, this free printable pack offers three creative ways to explore this beloved story.
RELATED: This free Dr. Seuss math worksheets pack includes a super fun Roll-and-Cover with Fox in Socks game.
Our Learning Adventure with Dr. Seuss Books
My boys and I are huge Dr. Seuss fans. The nonsensical rhymes and creative stories make us giggle and tongue-tied with all those tongue twisters! We're blessed to have a large number of Dr. Seuss titles in our library. It's hard to pick a favorite but Fox in Socks is definitely on our Top Ten list. We're so excited to share the learning fun we have with it!
I've read Dr. Seuss books with each of my boys since they were babies. One of our go-to books for little ones has always been Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You? As each boy gets older, we expand upon their initial Dr. Seuss experience with progressively more advanced titles. Hop on Pop and The Cat In The Hat are two favorites.
Something fascinating happened when my older boys started sounding out letters and words. They never stumbled over odd letter combinations - they breezed through reading combinations like "thl" and "brz"! (I probably find it so interesting because I have to take my time and often repeat trying to get out such nonsense words!)
My older two boys, Captain and Professor, both attended public school for a few years. During their parent-teacher conferences, their teachers shared that they scored off the charts in reading nonsense words. Honestly, I wasn't that surprised. I like to think that their early and continued exposure to Dr. Seuss books played a big role in this success.
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All About These Free Fox in Socks Printables
While searching for Dr. Seuss activities and crafts to do with my boys, I created a Pinterest board (follow along as I add more ideas!). However, I noticed a lack of resources for Fox in Socks. Since it's one of our favorites (and foxes are so popular right now), I decided to create some special activities for my boys and you!
Fox in Socks Paperclip Bookmark Craft
This adorable fox craft requires minimal prep work and supplies:
- Paperclips
- Free printable pack (available to Rock Your Homeschool subscribers)
- Washi tape
- Scissors
- Cardstock for printing (optional)
Simply cut the fox head out and use washi tape (or glue) to adhere to the paperclip. Alternatively, cut out the bookmarks and use them as-is. My boys and I cut an opening at the fox's mouth to clip onto our books - super easy, cute, and fun!
Story Sequencing Cards
These cards are perfect for:
- Reading comprehension
- Story sequencing practice
- Interactive read-aloud sessions
For durability, I laminate the cards and add velcro on the back to use with our felt storyboard. The boys love finding and adding the cards to the board as we read along.
Word Scramble Challenge
This engaging activity helps children:
- Practice vocabulary
- Develop problem-solving skills
- Review story elements
Free Fox In Socks Printable Pack
High five! I'm glad you're interested in getting these free Fox in Socks printables!
Print out as many of these activities as you need to enjoy for personal use (non-commercial use) in your home, classroom, and library. If you know someone who likes to provide their kids with these types of fun activities, please share this post!
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