I’m a sucker for fall, and honestly – who isn’t? There’s just something about the crisp autumn air and crunchy leaves, not to mention pumpkin spice everything. I love me some boots, scarves, football under the lights and warm, delicious bowls of chili. The cozy vibes this season emits makes fall read
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Fall Mixed Up
Your students will get such a kick out of Fall Mixed Up! Each page includes silly rhymes, crazy illustrations and lots of fall favorites that are all mixed up. My class loves correcting all the “mistakes” in this book!
Fletcher and the Falling Leaves
Fletcher and the Falling Leaves is an adorable story about a fox named Fletcher who’s worried about the transformation a tree near his den is experiencing. He encounters so many emotions as he attempts to save the tree. Fletcher’s compassion in this charming book will definitely warm your heart!
How Big Could Your Pumpkin Grow?
How Big Could Your Pumpkin Grow? is FULL of adjectives and allows imaginations to run wild! Giant pumpkin contests take place every year, but what if pumpkins could turn into massive hot air balloons or giant spaceships? Get kids creativity flowing as they visualize what their gigantic pumpkin would be!
Goodbye Summer, Hello Autumn
Goodbye Summer, Hello Autumn beautifully depicts the changes humans, animals and nature experience during the transition from summer to fall. It’s a brilliant book to read to your class during the first weeks of autumn!
Pumpkin Soup
Have you ever had pumpkin soup? It’s insanely scrumptious! Alright, now that my pumpkin soup plug is out of the way, let me tell you a bit about this entertaining fall read aloud. All seems to be well in the old white cabin deep in the woods. Each night, duck, cat and squirrel concoct a delicious bowl of Pumpkin Soup. The three friends are chipper until one of them decides they deserve to be in charge in the kitchen! This is a great book to discuss problem and solution as well as friendship.
I Love Fall!
I Love Fall! is a touch and feel board book with the most vibrant illustrations! If you’re studying poetry with your class, there are examples of onomatopoeia on each page of this story. It’s also great for discussing the five senses!
Bat Loves the Night
Doing a unit on bats? They’re not as frightening as most people think! Bat Loves the Night is such an awesome literary nonfiction book you could read to teach students about these fascinating creatures. It’s LOADED with interesting facts about bats.
Pumpkin Jack
Pumpkin Jack teaches the life cycle of a pumpkin through the story of a little boy, Tim, who’s thrilled to carve his first jack-o’-lantern. After Halloween, Tim learns he can place his decomposing pumpkin in the garden and there will be a wonderful surprise come spring. This book is quite literally the circle of pumpkin life!
I’d love to know what fall read
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