A book that makes learning fun presents material in an engaging manner, encourages readers to think strategically, or models critical thinking and discovery.
Our Favorite Preschool-Level Books
See Top Picks and Gift Ideas for more suggestions.
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A Fly on the Ceiling (Step-Into-Reading, Step 4) Julie Glass and Richard Walz entertaining intro to the history of math |
Importance:  Topic: history Level: preschool You'll use it occasionally |
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A Picnic With Monet Julie Merberg and Suzanne Bober walk into Monet's gardens |
Importance:  Topic: art Level: preschool You'll use it daily |
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Alphabet (Reader Rabbit Workbook) more abcs with Reader Rabbit |
Importance: Topic: language arts Level: preschool You'll use it daily |
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Before Five in a Row Jane C. Lambert learning with classic children's characters |
Importance:  Topic: language arts Level: preschool You'll use it daily |
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Ben Franklin and the Magic Squares (Step-Into-Reading, Step 4) Frank Murphy and Richard Walz what did Ben Franklin do when he was bored? |
Importance: Topic: history Level: preschool You'll use it weekly |
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Best Counting Book Ever Richard Scarry count, group, laugh! |
Importance: Topic: math Level: preschool You'll use it daily |
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Building thinking skills : reading, math, science, social studies (Can you find me?) Michael Baker riddle rhymes |
Importance: Topic: science Level: preschool You'll use it weekly |
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Dancing with Degas Julie Merberg and Suzanne Bober dancing delights |
Importance:  Topic: art Level: preschool You'll use it daily |
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Family Math for Young Children: Comparing (Equals Series)) Grace Coates, Jean K. Stenmark, and Brian Gothberg early explorations into mathematics |
Importance: Topic: math Level: preschool You'll use it occasionally |
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Five in a Row (Five in a Row) Jane C. Lambert learning with your child's favorite stories |
Importance: Topic: language arts Level: preschool You'll use it daily |