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3:15 pm - March 08, 2013 — Updated: 3:15 pm - March 08, 2013

Greenville students celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday

<p>Cayls Allen and Orlando Tripp dress up for Dr. Seuss day at Greenville Elementary. They are kindergartners in Kristy Payne’s class. (Special to The Commercial)</p>

Cayls Allen and Orlando Tripp dress up for Dr. Seuss day at Greenville Elementary. They are kindergartners in Kristy Payne’s class. (Special to The Commercial)

<p>Paula Findley, literacy coach, and Kristy Payne, kindergarten teacher, dress up for Dr. Seuss day at Greenville Elementary. (Special to The Commercial)</p>

Paula Findley, literacy coach, and Kristy Payne, kindergarten teacher, dress up for Dr. Seuss day at Greenville Elementary. (Special to The Commercial)

<p>Paula Findley, literacy coach, participates in Dr. Seuss day at Greenville Elementary. (Special to The Commercial)</p>

Paula Findley, literacy coach, participates in Dr. Seuss day at Greenville Elementary. (Special to The Commercial)

Greenville Elementary students recently celebrated Dr. Seuss’ birthday.

One-hundred-and-one students from Greenville read 20 or more books. The students were treated to pizza and birthday cake. Students also received reading medals for their success.

Each student was encouraged to bring a guest. Several parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles shared in the celebration.

Students are preparing for the next celebration. The deadline for reading 20 books is Friday, April 12.

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