Summer was written by Alice Low and illustrated by Roy McKie. This delightful tale of the sights, sounds and smells of summer follows a “when this, then that” pattern that carries the reader through the start of summertime. This introduction to the sights of summer encourages young readers to see all the signs of summer around them through simple and predictable text.Īnd Then Comes Summer was written by Tom Brenner and illustrated by Jaime Kim.
I See Summer was written by Charles Ghigna and illustrated by Ag Jatkowska. The simple rhyming text and colorful illustrations introduce young kids to the fun traditions of summer, and evoke happy memories for older readers. Let It Shine was written and illustrated by Maryann Cocca-Leffler. These fun summer picture books celebrate all things summer from the beach, swimmign in the pool, playing in the sand, lazy days at hte park, exploring nature, and more! These summer books for preschoolers, kindergartners, grade 1, grade 2, and grade 3 students are a great way to keep kids reading, exploring the word, and forming a solid foundation for future success. Here are some must read summer stories for kids. So cuddle up in your tree house, in a lounge by the pool, under an umbrella at he beach, or in a comfy sofa – we’ve got some great summer books for kids picked out for your family.
One of my favorite ways to keeps kids engaged and their minds sharps is by continuing to read lots of great books.
And kids need to stay engaged and learning to avoid summer learning loss. And the older I get, the more I am enjoying growing flowers – enjoying their beauty.īut summer isn’t all relaxing days, kids get bored and are looking for things to do. I also love gardening, so I love planning, planting, and watching my garden grow. It may not “technically” be the summer yet ( the first day of summer is June 20th), but school is out so it is summer time in my books! That means lazy days sipping lemonade on the porch, swimming at the pool or beach, lots of swinging in the backyard, blowing super big bubbles, riding bikes to the Dairy Queen, summer vacation, lots of grilling, late nights looking at the stars or camping at our favorite national park, and so much more! I always look forward to a slower pace with lots of free time to make memories with my kids and enjoy the warm weather.
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