Luckily we don’t have any snow here yet, but winter is fast approaching, why not incorporate it into your homeschool with some fun Winter books for kids? These books are the perfect way to get the kids engaged and wanting to read!
What do you do when it’s snowing outside? To keep warm with your family, snuggle up and read a good book. I’ve already placed mine on hold at the library. I figure since we get to keep the books for three weeks, we’ll be in December by then and bound to see snow. If not, it will still make for a good read.
I always keep a list of books ready just in case the ones I want are not available. That’s the downside of relying on the library for all your books, you may not always get it when you want it.
Sometimes, I catch my middle schooler reading picture books, he’s a very visual learner, and if it’s a good book, he can’t resist. I love this time of year when Christmas is around the corner, you can deviate from your regular homeschooling plans and just read and enjoy great books.
I like to look for activities or lapbooks that I wouldn’t normally have time for and bring those out in December. You’ll have plenty of time in the new year to get back to your old plans.
Wonderful Winter Books for Kids
All of these books that are listed below are focused on winter! Some of these winter books for kids will have snow in them while others will just focus on an activity or the season.
The biggest thing to take away from these winter books is that they’re all great for kids and families to read. Snuggling up together and enjoying a good book is the perfect way to bond and reflect on the day.
And when it’s cold outside, reading is such a comforting thing to do!
Doesn’t everyone love a snow day? There’s just something so magical about the day and all the adventures that are waiting.
Finding a mitten is a big deal but whose mitten is it? The kids will just have to read along and find out!
Katy the tractor has a big job coming up and she shows how valuable she really is!
This lovely book is all about the beauty of hope.
The Shortest DayAnimals in Winter (Let’s-Read-and-Find-Out Science)Goodbye Autumn, Hello WinterThe Biggest Snowman EverThe Snowy DayThe Mitten by Jan Brett (1999-08-31)
A mother’s love is evident to try to secure her daughter a coat during the post-World-War II times.
This book is about bravery, courage, and the worry that it’s going to be her very last first time.
Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening
This is a picture book full of lovely illustrations all about the winter.
Imagine having a thought that all snowflakes were miracles..That’s exactly what this book is all about.
If you like Goldilocks and The 3 Bears, you’re going to love this book with a fun winter twist!
This book is pages full of fun winter poems that the kids are certain to enjoy!
Not only does this book have fun words to read but there are textures to feel, too.
Cool pictures of nature behaving in nature. Check out the deer taking the nose off the carrot!
Read these books just for fun or use them in your homeschool. Have the children write about what they learned or enjoyed from the story. Let them draw their own pictures or turn their writing into a notebook or lap book. Have fun reading these books with your children with some hot chocolate in your home to keep warm this winter.
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