Pre k books6/19/2023 ![]() ![]() What will lull them back to sleep? Illustrations by one of our favorites, Oge Mora, make this book sing.īuy it: Everybody in the Red Brick Building on Amazon 8., 9. Late at night, a series of noises wakes up everyone in an apartment building one by one. Preschool books with fun sounds make great read-alouds. Everybody in the Red Brick Building by Anne Wynter ![]() Then they are happy to be reunited when Mommy returns.īuy it: Mama and Mommy and Me in the Middle on Amazon 7. When Mommy goes away for the week, a little girl and her Mama make their own fun. Mama and Mommy and Me in the Middle by Nina LaCourįamily stories are staple preschool books. Lots of fun follow-up project possibilities too!īuy it: Ice Cream Face on Amazon 6. This one explores emotions through the best context: ice cream! Kids can easily imagine how it would feel to be waiting in line for ice cream, eating ice cream, even dropping ice cream. We can’t have enough preschool books about feelings. Ice Cream Face by Heidi Woodward Sheffield At the park, more circles (a ball, bike wheels, Hula-Hoops) mean more chances to play with friends!īuy it: Circle Round on Amazon 5. There’s so much to talk about in the pictures of this sweet counting book. No matter your shape, size, hair, skin color and markings, features-bodies are amazingly cool.īuy it: Bodies Are Cool on Amazon 4. It’s hands-down the most positive and inclusive book we’ve ever seen about physical appearance. This title belongs in every single classroom collection of preschool books. Definitely add this lovely, relatable book to your preschool books that represent indigenous cultures.īuy it: Berry Song on Amazon 3. Berry Song by Michaela GoadeĪ young girl and her grandmother gather berries together and thank the earth, celebrating Tlingit traditions and the seasons. This is an adorable, heartwarming story about connecting with others that could definitely inspire many preschool tea parties!īuy it: Luli and the Language of Tea on Amazon 2. That is until Luli makes a plan to bring them together to share tea and cookies. ![]() There are lots of kids in the childcare room while their adults attend English as a Second Language classes, but none of them speak to each other. Luli and the Language of Tea by Andrea Wang We only recommend items our team loves!) 1. (Just a heads up! WeAreTeachers may collect a share of sales from the links on this page. Psst: Don’t think we forgot about all our old favorite preschool books-many are included on this list of Books That Will Make You Nostalgic for Preschool. A preschool classroom that’s fully stocked with diverse, top-quality books makes a huge difference for kids. Reading preschool books aloud to students is the best-the excitement, the comments (both related and unrelated, of course!), and the magical hush that falls over the classroom when you share the perfect title. ![]()
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