Teaching history with dr. seuss
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This document provides summaries of several Dr. Seuss books that can be used to teach history, including Yertle the Turtle about tyranny and fascism, The Sneetches about discrimination, The Butter Battle Book about escalating conflict, and The Lorax about environmentalism and industrialization. It also includes links to additional resources on using Dr. Seuss's political cartoons and books to teach about World War II, the Cold War, anti-Semitism, and other historical topics.
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- 3. Yertle the Turtle •Themes: tyranny, totalitarianism •7th grade World History Connection: Rise of Hitler •“Yertle the Turtle and Other Stories…was first released by Random House Books on April 12, 1958…Though it contains three short stories, it is mostly known for its first story, “Yertle the Turtle”, in which Yertle, king of the pond, stands on his subjects in an attempt to reach higher than the moon—until the bottom turtle burps and he falls into the mud, ending his rule. The story, among Seuss's most notable, is widely recognized as condemning fascism and absolute power; the despotic ruler Yertle was intended to parallel the dictator Adolf Hitler.” www.amazon.co m Source: teachpeace.org
- 4. The Sneetches • Themes: discrimination, tolerance • 7th grade World History Connection: Anti-Semitism • “Published in 1961, The Sneetches was written during the controversial times in America of the civil rights movement. Depicting messages of racism, and discrimination, he uses a simple star as the cause for major conflict in this story. The yellow, seemingly primitive Sneetches try to find power through discriminating against one another based on a distinction so insignificant as the presence of a star on their belly. ” Source: teachpeace.org www.amazon.co m
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