Oh the weather outside is frightful,
But the fire is so delightful,
And since we've no place to go,
Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow!
With the weather so cold and frosty all across the United States (even here in normally warm and sunny Florida), I thought it was the right time to share a few Classic children's books about Snow and Winter.
The first few books have been around for quite some time and have become the go-to books for many librarians and teachers at this time of year. Each book has its own unique perspective of snow.
Snow can be calm and quieting. Or it can be playful and exciting.
Choosing a variety of children's books to share with your child can help you introduce the varied characteristics of snow through the viewpoints of different characters as they enjoy vastly different adventures in the cold and the snow.
I hope you will be able to find some time to curl up under a warm blanket and share a few snowy adventures with your child.
HAPPY READING!
Frosty the Snowman
by
Golden Books
Millions of Snowflakes
by
Mary McKenna Siddals
All You Need for a Snowman
by
Alice Schertle
Mouse's First Snow
by
Lauren Thompson
Snow can be calm and quieting. Or it can be playful and exciting.
Choosing a variety of children's books to share with your child can help you introduce the varied characteristics of snow through the viewpoints of different characters as they enjoy vastly different adventures in the cold and the snow.
I hope you will be able to find some time to curl up under a warm blanket and share a few snowy adventures with your child.
HAPPY READING!
The Snowy Day
by
Ezra Jack Keats
The Mitten
by
Alvin Tresselt
White Snow Bright Snow
by
Alvin Tresselt
Snow On Snow On Snow
by
Cheryl Chapman
Frosty the Snowman
by
Golden Books
Millions of Snowflakes
by
Mary McKenna Siddals
Here are few newer snow books that are also fun to read when it is cold and frosty outside.
All You Need for a Snowman
by
Alice Schertle
Mouse's First Snow
by
Lauren Thompson
I'll be back soon to add some cool craft ideas and interactive songs and fingerplays to this chilly topic.
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