A few highlights from our Year One Science Booklist
Welcome, fabulous teachers and super parents, to Hands-On Education's Year One Science Booklist! We know your time is precious, so we've curated a selection of delightful and educational books that will captivate your young learners and make teaching a breeze. Let's dive in!
First up is "A Seed Is Sleepy" by Dianna Aston and Sylvia Long. This beautifully illustrated book takes little ones on a magical journey through the life cycle of a seed. It's a perfect blend of science and art, showing kids how seeds grow into plants in a way that’s as mesmerizing as it is informative. Plus, the poetic text makes it a joy to read aloud!
Next, we have "Are You A Snail?" by Judy Allen and Tudor Humphries. This charming book gives children an up-close look at the life of a snail, complete with adorable illustrations and fun facts. It's an excellent resource for teaching about habitats and the fascinating world of gastropods. Kids will be eager to learn more about these slimy yet lovable creatures!
For an adventurous twist, "Harry Saves The Ocean" by N.G.K. and Sylva Fae introduces young readers to the importance of ocean conservation. This engaging story follows Harry, a brave little fish, as he helps clean up his underwater home. It's a fantastic way to discuss environmental stewardship with your students and inspire them to take action.
Lastly, don't miss "Over and Under the Pond" by Kate Messner and Christopher Silas Neal. This book takes readers on a serene exploration of the ecosystem found both above and below a pond’s surface. The detailed illustrations and gentle narration provide a calming yet informative reading experience, perfect for sparking curiosity about nature and ecosystems.
These are just a few highlights from our Year One Science Booklist, but there are plenty more treasures waiting to be discovered! Happy teaching, and remember, a book a day keeps the boredom away!
