The display is certainly dramatic, but my co-worker tells me that it was surprisingly easy to make. The truffulla trees were made with large tissue paper flowers (there's lots of tutorials out there - here's one). They were affixed to white cardboard poster tubes wrapped with black construction paper to give them their stripes. The trees are propped up in a planter pulled from storage and surrounded by more tissue paper for the grass. Writing with a Sharpie on a smooth stone made the "unless" stone - the perfect finishing touch.
Dr. Seuss' birthday, as well as the Read Across America initiative that celebrates this renowned author, falls on March 2. How will you celebrate?
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