Chicken Books for Toddlers

Are you ready for an egg-citing reading adventure? Animal fans will emit this list of Chicken Books for Toddlers. These books aren’t just fun – they’re a cozy nest full of learning! Your tiny tots will get to meet friendly chickens, learn about their lives on the farm, and even pick up some cool chicken facts.

If you want more chicken ideas, check out these engaging Chicken Activities for Kids!

These books are written in a way that’s perfect for young readers. Short sentences, easy words, beautiful illustrations – everything your little one needs to enjoy reading. They’re sure to be a hit with your toddlers and have them asking for more.

A collage of Chicken Books for Toddlers.

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Fun Facts about Chickens

Let’s dig into some fun and fascinating facts about our feathered friends, the chickens. They’re more than just the stars of the farmyard; they’re surprisingly complex creatures.

Chickens are Omnivores

Just like us humans, chickens eat a bit of everything – plants, seeds, insects, and even small mice and lizards! They’re not picky eaters.

Memory Masters

Chickens have impressive memory skills. They can remember over 100 faces, both of other chickens and humans.

Exceptional Mothers

Mother hens communicate with their chicks even before they hatch. They turn their eggs around 50 times a day and can lay more than 250 eggs a year. Talk about dedication!

Vision Victory

Chickens have better color vision than humans. They have 4 types of cones in their eyes, while we only have 3. So, they see the world in even more vibrant colors than we do!

Three Eyelids

Did you know chickens have three eyelids? Yes, you read that right. They have an upper, lower, and a third one that moves sideways to keep their eyes moist and protected.

Chickens love to play and interact. They can run, skip, and flap their wings, and they even have a clear understanding of their social order, knowing exactly who’s boss in their group.

Recommended Chicken Toys

Grab these chicken toys for your little one! Aside from the fact that they are so cute, these toys offer an interactive way of working on fine motor skills.

Egg Toy Set Matching Eggs for Toddlers 1-3 – x6 Toy Eggs Play Eggs That Crack Open | Great Montessori Easter Gift Skylety Chicken Stuffed Animal Plush Chicken Toys Egg Laying Hen with Zippered Belly, Hen House and Little Baby Chicks Stuffed Chicken AOSUYOU Easter Chicken Animal Toy Doll Laying Egg Electric Crazy Plush Chicken with Sound Music Manhattan Toy Musical Chicken Wooden Instrument for Toddlers with Xylophone, Drumsticks, Cymbal and Maraca,Blue BeginAgain Chicken Family Puzzle – Creativity and Storytelling Skills Buckle Toys – BokBok Chicken – Learning Activity Toddler Plane Travel Essential Toy – Develop Motor Skills and Problem Solving

Recommended Farm Puzzles for Toddlers

Tackle these Farm Puzzles and watch as your little farmer’s piece together the bustling world of agriculture, sparking joy and curiosity with every matched piece!

Wooden Puzzles Farm Chunky Baby Puzzles Peg Board, Full-Color Pictures for Preschool Educational Jigsaw Puzzles, 7Pieces PlanToys Chicken Puzzle Melissa & Doug Farm Animals Jumbo Knob Wooden Puzzle – Wooden Peg Chunky Baby Puzzle, Preschoool Learning, Knob Puzzle Board For Toddlers Ages 1+Melissa & Doug Farm Wooden Cube Puzzle With Storage Tray – 6 Puzzles in 1 (16 pcs) – Toddler Animal Puzzle -FSC-Certified Materials, 8.25 x 8.2 x 2.25 Farm Puzzle for Toddlers 1-3 – Farm Animals Chunky Puzzle Featuring Cow, Sheep, Pig and More – Colorful Farm Animals Wooden Puzzle Toy for Montessori Preschoool Learning Wooden Farm Animals Toys for 1 2 3 Year Old Girl Boy, Take-Along Sorting Barn Toy with Baby Chunky Puzzles, Montessori Learning Toys for Fine Motor Games, Christmas Birthday Gifts for Toddlers 1-3

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Biscuit’s Pet & Play Easter

Join Biscuit in an Easter touch-and-feel adventure where your toddler can pet a fuzzy yellow chick and hunt for shiny Easter eggs. This sturdy board book encourages sensory exploration and understanding of holiday traditions.

A Little Chick

This sweet story about a small chick's journey to find its place in the world promotes self-discovery and individuality in young readers.

Chickens Aren’t the Only Ones

This fun and educational book teaches toddlers about all the different animals that lay eggs, sparking curiosity about the natural world.

Count Your Chickens

A playful counting book featuring chickens, which helps toddlers develop their counting skills and number recognition.

How Does an Egg Hatch?

This beautifully illustrated book explains the process of an egg hatching in a simple, engaging way, fostering a sense of wonder about life cycles.

Busy Chickens

This vibrant photo-illustrated book introduces kids to different kinds of chickens and their activities, promoting observation and categorization skills.

Catch That Chicken!

This delightful tale is about a clever girl who is the best chicken catcher in her village, reinforcing problem-solving skills and cultural understanding.

Five Little Chicks

A counting book that follows five chicks as they explore their farmyard, helping children practice counting and learn about farm animals.

Little Red Hen

Read this classic tale that teaches the value of hard work and sharing, fostering moral reasoning and empathy.

A Little Chicken

This story is about a timid chicken who overcomes her fears, teaching toddlers about bravery and resilience.

Furry Chick

This touch-and-feel book invites toddlers to explore different textures, encouraging sensory growth.

Never Touch a Noisy Chicken!

Try this sensory book with fun rhymes and touch-and-feel elements that appeal toddlers' senses and phonemic awareness.

Night Night Chicken

Kids will love this soothing bedtime story about a chicken settling down for the night, helping establish calming bedtime routines.

That’s not my chick…

A touchy-feely board book with simple, repetitive text and tactile patches will stimulate sensory and language development in kids.

I hope you found a great book about chickens to read with your toddler.

So why not make storytime even more exciting? Remember, every peep and cluck in these pages is an opportunity for your toddler to learn, grow, and enjoy the magic of reading.

Chicken Books for Toddlers