Logan Fetsko, a kindergarten student at Slippery Rock Elementary School, tosses large hoops at cones during the school's Dr. Seuss celebrations Wednesday.

SLIPPERY ROCK — More than 100 elementary students attended the second day of a two-day celebration of Dr. Seuss.

Children at Moraine Elementary School on Tuesday and at Slippery Rock Area Elementary on Wednesday got a free copy of a Dr. Seuss book.

The children also played about 20 different Seuss-themed games.

Abby Smith, a third-grader at Slippery Rock Area Elementary, skipped through hoops at Wednesday's event.

“I liked tossing rings at the hats,” she said. “There were riddles inside of them.”

Abby said her favorite Dr. Seuss Book is “Green Eggs and Ham.” She said the rhyming is what makes Seuss's books fun to read.

This is an excerpt from a story that appears in Thursday's Butler Eagle.