Cat in the hat

• The Dr. Seuss book The Cat in the Hat will come to life Saturday at Creative Discovery Museums annual fundraiser AmuseUm, a party for adults that benefits kids. Events will begin at 7 p.m. Dress is casual, and tall, striped hats are optional.
(Chattanooga Times Free Press)
• A special visitor helped children in the Fremont Public Schools Pathfinder Program celebrate the works of Dr. Seuss on Wednesday. The Cat in the Hat visited Jane Nick's class to share — appropriately — "The Cat in the Hat.
(Fremont Tribune)
• A Spanish speaking "Cinderella" and the "Big Bad Wolf" from Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother's forest filled Maria Salas' kindergarten class at Franklin Elementary School Tuesday morning.
(Santa Barbara Independent)
• Great American animation is having an event on PBS Kids, a fantastic edutainment destination for kids of all ages. Dr. Seuss' 108th birthday is coming March 2nd on PBS KIDS. Dr. Seuss' 108th birthday is coming March 2nd on PBS KIDS.
(Monsters and Critics)
• Dr. Seuss The Cat in the Hat made his annual appearance today at the Maryland State House to mark the authors birthday, and to promote Read Across America Day which encourages adults to read to children. Last year, the cat was criticized by some lawmakers.
(WBAL Radio)
• Norway-Paris Kiwanis Club members invite young and old to meet The Cat in the Hat and his friends during their annual Community Breakfast Childrens Book Fair. The event takes place on March 10, from 8 to 11 a.m.
(Sun-Journal)
• Rupert, Idaho (KMVT) The DeMary Library in Rupert is hosting a Scholastic Book sale for school age children. They have everything from board books for kindergarteners to novels for junior high students.
(kmvt)
• Preschool reading will be celebrated this weekend when Ready 4 Reading hosts its annual Early Language Fun with The Cat in the Hat. The event, which targets infants to 4-year-olds, kicks off at 10 a.m. Saturday at McAlister Square.
(Greenville News)
• The birthday of Dr. Seuss happens to be this love Friday morning, so Minnesota Timberwolves forward Kevin Love did something surprising and without warning. He read every page of Cat in the Hat while in an empty Target Center arena he sat.
(SB Nation)
• West Virginia University Director of Athletics Oliver Luck spent part of his morning Wednesday reading to children at WVUs Child Learning Center in Morgantown. He chose Dr. Seuss The Sneetches to teach lessons on prejudice and appearances.
(Charleston Daily Mail)