Earth Day is almost here! Grab this list of Earth Day books for your classroom library. Add this list of Earth Day Books for Little Learners.
Water is one of the most precious resources we have on Earth. Add this book to your classroom library to help your little learners know more about water.
How many plastic bottles do you use in a day? This book will shed some light on those plastic bottles as we follow along the adventures of a little plastic bottle.
If you haven’t thought about composting with your students, now is a great time to start! Plan a compost stew this Earth Day.
Todd is a great character to help teach your students more about our beautiful Earth. In this book is also made out of recycled materials to give your students a great example of how recycling works for our books.
Michael Recycle tells the adventures of a young superhero whose power allows him to teach people about recycling. Your students are going to LOVE this one!
This is a beautiful book made of die-cut pages. It’s a gentle reminder of the easy, everyday ways we can be kinder to the earth.
Have you collected recycle cans with your students? This Earth Day give your students a challenge to collect cans for recycling.
When you talk about saving energy with your students, add this book to your lesson plan. It gives real life examples of how your little learners can save energy.
Add earth science basics to your Earth Day conversation with your little learners. I Am Earth is all about maintaining a happy and healthy earth.
Do your students love Curious George? I know my kids do! Follow along with George as he plants a tree, and many other items, while he learns more about what a tree needs to grow.
Share with your students ways to be more green in their actions. Turn off the lights, walk instead of ride, and turn off the water whenever it’s not in use.
Need more book ideas? Check out our entire list here!
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Do you have any favorite Earth Day books that are not on the list? If so, please share in the comments below.