Fall Books - w/Allyse Holcomb
Fall and children's books are two of my favorite things. Putting the two together is even better. Fall is a time I find myself longing to be outside and as a teacher and mother I see this in the children I spend my days with as well. Books centered on the seasonal change and nature stir up so much inspiration to explore and make meaningful connections within learning. I am so excited to share some of the books that mean so much to me and my family. Some are new to us this year and some are favorites from even my childhood.
Leaves and Trees
Sweep by: Louise Greig
Because of an Acorn by: Louise Greig
Wonderfall by: Michael Hall
Fletcher and the Falling Leaves by: Julia Rawlinson
Leaves by David Ezra Stein
Leaf Man by Lois Elhert
Stuck by: Oliver Jeffers
Goodbye Summer, Hello Autumn by: Kenard Pak
Seasons:
Adventures with Barefoot Critters by: Teagan White
A Forests Season by: Ingela P Arrhenius
A Tree for All Seasons by Robin Bernard
Tap the Magic Tree by: Christie Matheson
Pumpkins and Apples
A Pumpkin for Peter by: Beatrix Potter
The Pumpkin Book by Gail Gibbons
Seeds, Sprouts, Pumpkin, Pie by: Jill Esbaum
Pick a Pumpkin by: Patricia Toht
How Many Seeds in a Pumpkin? by: Margaret McNamara
Toto's Apple by: Mathieu Lavoie
Halloween:
B is for Boo by: Greg Paprocki
The Little Kitten by Nicola Killen
Five Little Pumpkins by: Dan Yaccarino
How to Make Friends With a Ghost by: Rebecca Green
Remember, even if you can't purchase the books or visit your local library, you can listen to many many of the books by searching the internet. One of our favorite things to do is to find videos of the authors of books reading their texts aloud. Another great option is to virtually check out audiobooks via your local library. I hope these books bring joy and inspiration to you and your family all season long. Make sure to come say hi to me over on instagram, @allyseholcomb.
best,
Allyse Holcomb
@allyseholcomb