We all know how special the changing of the seasons can be for children. From mesmerizing snowfall in winter to sunny beach days in summer, with lots of vibrant colors and fun activities along the way! But did you know that there are some amazing children's books out there that explore each season from different angles? From educational stories about what happens during each season to imaginative tales full of adventure, these books make learning about nature an exciting experience for kids. In this article, we’ll take a look at some of our favorite children's books about seasons and delve into why they stand out among others when it comes to educating young minds (or providing a nice escape!) during the various times of the year.
A Thing Called Snow
Fox and Hare are best friends who embark on a magical Arctic journey of discovery in search of the true meaning behind winter's mysterious white wonder. Join this dynamic duo as they ask all their furry, feathered, scaly and slimy pals to help them understand what snow is! With its heartwarming message about community, kindness and appreciation for nature’s beauty, Yuval Zommer's enchanting Christmas picture book will make your holiday season even more special. Award-winning author of The Big Book Of Bugs & Beasts weaves his signature storytelling around stunning illustrations that capture the marvels - big or small – life has to offer!
Come explore winter with Fox and Hare - it'll be an adventure you won't soon forget!
If You Find a Leaf
Break out the leaf-crunching boots and your coziest sweater - fall is here! Greet this season of change with joy by discovering an extraordinary picture book that celebrates autumn in a unique way. Created by an artist who uses real leaves to bring her illustrations to life, each page encourages children (and adults!) alike to explore their environment and witness its natural beauty firsthand. With one Japanese Zelkova leaf she imagines floating away on a boat; another Honey Locust evolves into a swing for gentle afternoon breezes; finally the American Basswood takes them flying high above it all as they soar through clear skies in hot air balloon style!
Curious About Snow (Smithsonian)
Are you curious about snow? Now is your chance to discover the science and history behind why every single snowflake looks different! This new 8 x 8 in the Smithsonian nonfiction line will give young readers a peek into how nature works. Not only do amazing full-color photographs show off Wilson Bentley's famous micrographs of individual flakes, but there are also stories about record-setting blizzards and insight on having fun while spending time outdoors during winter months. Come explore this wonderful world within our own - one just made up of tiny little flurries that never fail to amaze!
Spring is Here: A Bear and Mole Story
Mole is sure buzzing with excitement as the sweet smells of spring drift in, ready for adventures and celebration! Unfortunately his bear friend seems content to keep snoozing. Determined not to miss out on a single moment, Mole cooks up a special surprise; something that just can't be resisted--the perfect way to wake Bear from hibernation. Spring is Here brims with fun sound words and charming illustrations depicting an endearing mole's quest - one ideal for reading aloud this season when everything blooms anew!
Worm Weather
Drip,drop,
skip and hop.
Splish, splash,
sidewalk dash!
It's worm weather!
For a truly unique rainy-day experience, come along with kids as they splash through puddles! With every step they take, another weather enthusiast is showing his own appreciation - the worm that's cheering on alongside them. Through this playful story of imagination and fun, you'll love seeing how much joy even small things can bring to us all.
A Stroll Through the Seasons
From the beauty of spring blossoms to winter's sparkling snow, learn about all four seasons with this engaging book! With charming collage-effect illustrations and lively texts, it's sure to be a hit for children of any age. And once they've explored each new season on their own journey through nature, there are even Notes to Parents and Teachers at the end - making learning fun along every step of the way!
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