Story time for students
by PI Staff
Mar 07, 2013 | 248 views | 0 0 comments | 1 1 recommendations | email to a friend | print
State Sen. Anthony Cannella, R-Ceres, reads a book by Dr. Seuss to students at Apricot Valley Elementary School.--Photo courtesy of Beth Salinas
State Sen. Anthony Cannella, R-Ceres, reads a book by Dr. Seuss to students at Apricot Valley Elementary School.--Photo courtesy of Beth Salinas
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Celeste Robertson reads to students from Dr. Seuss' "Sneetches and Other Stories" in Julie DuPriest's class at Las Palmas Elementary School.--Photo by Jonathan Partridge/ Patterson Irrigator
Celeste Robertson reads to students from Dr. Seuss' "Sneetches and Other Stories" in Julie DuPriest's class at Las Palmas Elementary School.--Photo by Jonathan Partridge/ Patterson Irrigator
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Parent and substitute Lisa Salsman reads to students in Kathy Molina's third-grade class at Apricot Valley Elementary School.--Photo by Jonathan Partridge/ Patterson Irrigator
Parent and substitute Lisa Salsman reads to students in Kathy Molina's third-grade class at Apricot Valley Elementary School.--Photo by Jonathan Partridge/ Patterson Irrigator
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Educators, political leaders and a host of other adults honored Dr. Seuss' birthday on March 2 by reading to children at local elementary schools for Read Across America Day on March 1.
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