We love learning about the weather around here! It is so much fun to sit back and observe what the sky is doing up there. In this post, we share a list of weather books for kids that help us learn more and understand more about the weather in this beautiful planet of ours.
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Weather Books for Kids
The Cloud Book by Tomie dePaola
Learn about ten different common types of clouds, including facts and myths. The pattern is simple and engaging.
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The Sun Is My Favorite Star
by Frank Asch
Did you know the sun is a star? Learn about the sun in this rhyming book! It has great illustrations and is easy for early readers to begin.
A Rainbow Of My Own
by Don Freeman
A small boy imagines what it would be like to have his own rainbow in this bright and colorful book by the author of Corduroy.
Down Comes The Rain
by Franklyn M. Branley
What happens after rain? The sun dries the puddles, but the water is still there! Learn about the ups and downs of the water cycle in this activity.
Cat and Mouse In The Rain
by Tomek Bogacki
In this older picture book, Cat and Mouse’s day is almost ruined when it starts to rain. With the help of Frog, the two discover that rainy days aren’t so bad!
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Boo and Baa In Windy Weather
by Olof Landstrom
Boo and Baa have a crazy adventure when trying to bring home groceries one day!
Oh Say Can You Say What’s The Weather Today
? by Tisa Rabe
In the style of Dr. Seuss, The Cat and company learn all about the weather. If your kiddos love Dr. Seuss, they’ll love learning about the weather through this picture book!
Time Of Wonder
by Robert McCloskey
A family spends an incredible time on a vacation in Maine. It shows the ups and downs of coastal weather!
What Will The Weather Be Like Today
by Paul Rogers
Great for early readers, this rhyming book has bright illustrations that can help bring early weather concepts to life.
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Mushroom In The Rain
by Mirra Ginsburg
A small ant takes shelter under a mushroom in the rain, and soon a bunch of other animals join him! This is great for an interactive and fun read aloud.
Like A Windy Day
by Frank Asch
A young girl falls into the unpredictable weather in this fun book!
Amy Loves The Rain 
by Julia Hoban
Part of a series involving weather, Amy Loves the Rain is a simple, small book filled with fun illustrations.
The Snowy Day
by Ezra Jack Keats
What’s the first snowfall like? In this magical picture book, readers get a realistic and vivid glimpse of a snowy day!
Shapes In The Sky
by Josepha Sherman
Learn about the variety of cloud shapes and the different types of shapes in this fun and colorful book!
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