Category Archives: winter
The Story of Snow, “Let Science & Art Give Your Snow Day a Fun Start”
In Dallas, Texas, we do not get to enjoy much snow, but after living in other colder states like Virginia, New York and Ohio, I still love snow and so do our kids (except for our youngest because he’s never seen it!). … Continue reading
Wonderful Winter Book for Each Grade Level (K-5)
Each book featured per grade level is appropriate for independent reading and selected based on standard reading skills. Very fun to read together as a class too, especially with cups of hot cocoa! Kindergarten: Pip and Posy The Snowy Day by Axel Scheffler Two friends … Continue reading
Posted in Nick Butterworth, Uncategorized, winter
Tagged Axel Schaeffler, fifth grade books, first grade books, fourth grade books, Hans Christian Andersen, Hiroe Nakata, Katy and the Big Snow, kindergarten books, Mary Pope Osborne, Mary Qyattlebaum, Nick Butterworth, One Snowy Night, Pip and Posy, Polar Bears Past Bedtime, second grade books, The Magic Tree House, The Snow Queen, The Snowy Day, third grade books, Virginia Lee Burton, Winter Friends
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The Hat, “Animals Wear That?!”
Jan Brett is one of the most well known and loved children’s book author illustrators with thirty nine million books in print. We have read most of her titles and among them, The Hat and The Mitten are two of our … Continue reading
Posted in animals, winter
Tagged G.P.Putnam's Sons, Jan Brett, Penguin Young Readers Group, The Hat, winter books for children
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The Lonely Scarecrow, “Cold Snow Warms Hearts”
The Lonely Scarecrow The Lonely Scarecrow has kept us company for three years as we discovered this book when my older son was in Kindergarten. We read it over and over again, intrigued by seeing the world from a scarecrow’s … Continue reading
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