Wow! The seasons seem to change daily here; yesterday was warm and dry, and today there’s a weather warning out for flooding with a great downpour of rain, and the temperature has dropped, too. Does the weather change so much where you are? Why are there four seasons? And what makes each of them special? This post’s focus is on the four seasons (I apologise for neglecting the rainy season).
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Books About The Seasons
I’ve put together a great selection of books and brought them to you. If you’d like to see more themed book collections, click here.
To make things even easier for you, I have provided Amazon links to these books for both my American and British readers (just click on the link and you’ll be automatically directed to your county’s Amazon store). Enjoy!
Welcome Back Spring!, a story for spring, and also included is sheet music and a picture search game!
Cherry Blossoms Say Spring (National Geographic Kids), follow the life cycle of a Japanese cherry blossom tree, the ultimate sign in spring in Japan.
A Kid’s Spring Ecojournal, an illustrated journal with fun activities to do; grades 3+
Let’s Count Summer: A Fun Kids Counting Book for Children Age 2 to 5, learn your numbers from 1-20 with a summer theme.
Summer, celebrate all things summer; edited by Dr. Seuss.
Summer Bucket List for Kids, fun ideas to keep kids busy all summer.
Autumn is here! Watch how the world changes as it falls into autumn with the lovely watercolour illustrations.
The Fantastic Gifts of Fall (Seasons Series), discover the gifts that autumn brings; collect the whole series!
35 Fall and Autumn Crafts for Children, budget-friendly crafts and activities to celebrate fall.
The Mitten: A Classic Pop-Up Folktale, the classic Russian folk tale, in a pop-up book!
A Kid’s Guide to the 2018 Winter Games, the Winter Olympics will soon be here; get the excitement going now!
The Kids Winter Handbook (Family Fun), 120 pages of indoor and outdoor winter fun for the whole family!
