![]() Teachers greet them with joy and reverence. by Suzanne Kaufmanįamilies of every makeup and background walk to school on this first day of school. ![]() All Are Welcome by Alexandra Penfold, illus. In this quiet gem, a mother-daughter pair make the best of a series of mishaps by keeping in mind what’s truly important: being together.īuy it: Saturday on Amazon 7. This would be the perfect story to act out with your class.īuy it: Thank You, Omu! on Amazon 6. Selflessly, she gives every last bit away-but her grateful neighbors have a plan to say thanks. When Omu makes her thick, red stew, the delicious smell attracts many visitors hoping for a taste. Rexes Can’t Tie Their Shoes on Amazon 5. Thank You, Omu! by Oge Mora ![]() Sure, horses can’t play hopscotch, and raccoons definitely can’t ride roller coasters, but trying out new things is still tons of fun!īuy it: T. You can never have too many kindergarten alphabet books, and this silly one will have kids giggling. Rexes Can’t Tie Their Shoes by Anna Lazowski Share this to kick off an opinion writing unit, or anytime you want to let the children in your life know that love-and their own words-are most definitely powerful.īuy it: Love Is Powerful on Amazon 4. By the time you reach the author’s note, with reflections from the real-life six-year-old Mari on her experience attending a Women’s March in 2017, we guarantee you’ll have chills. Love Is Powerful by Heather Dean BrewerĪs Mari and her mother create signs for an upcoming march, Mari isn’t sure their letters are big enough for anyone to read their messages. Use this as a conversation starter about neighborhoods and journeys to school, to introduce activities about prepositions, directions, or mapping, or as a writing mentor text.īuy it: Out the Door on Amazon 3. There are so many potential curriculum connections for this story about a girl’s trip to school, which starts with her heading out the door and continues through her urban neighborhood and onto the subway. There are even a handful of authentic chances to review phonics skills and sight words as students decipher messages written in the sand.īuy it: Swashby and the Sea on Amazon 2. This delightful book checks all the right boxes for kindergarten books: lovable and diverse characters, heartwarming themes, charming artwork, and discussion-worthy vocabulary. We only recommend books our team loves!) 1. Swashby and the Sea by Beth FerryĬaptain Swashby is a reclusive, retired sailor happy with his quiet life by the sea-until an energetic girl and her grandmother move in next door. (Just a heads up, WeAreTeachers may collect a share of sales from the links on this page. Here are 60 recent and diverse kindergarten books to pull your students in, make them laugh, and help them learn and grow. You’ve definitely got your reliable favorites, but updating your shelves with fresh picks is fun and important. Stocking your kindergarten classroom library is an amazing chance to share the world with your young students.
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