Ten Best Books About Easter
Hey, y'all! Can you believe it's almost Easter?! As long as January and February seemed, it still feels like we were just on winter break. Anyway, it's time to dust off the Easter and spring time books. Here are a few of my favorites for this time of year:This post contains affiliate links.
1. Pete the Cat Big Easter Adventure
Our favorite feline is at it again with his big Easter Adventure. Will Pete be able to help the Easter Bunny deliver all the eggs? Goodness yes! And your littles will love every minute of it.
2. Little Blue Truck's Springtime
This little celebration of spring is just right for pre-k and kindergarten students, and first graders will love reading it themselves. If you have any truck fans in your class, this book is an excellent addition to your collection.
3. There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Chick
Have I mentioned how much we love the Old Lady books? We have at least one copy of every one of these books and the Easter version is no different. If you're working on sequencing or rhyming, this book has you covered.
4. The Easter Egg
The classic Jan Brett book is beautifully illustrated and a great book to add to your classroom collection. Hoppi tries so hard to help Easter Rabbit but is easily discouraged. Will he get to help make the deliveries Easter morning? Read and find out.
5. Duck and Goose: Here Comes the Easter Bunny
Join Duck and Goose as they find the perfect hiding spot to find the Easter Bunny. This endearing book will have your students falling in love with Duck and Goose all over again.
Bear and his friends what to help Mama Meadowlark find her eggs. As they find them, they paint them and add them to Hare's basket. Your littles will love this little story from Bear and his friends this spring.
7. Happy Easter from The Crayons
The Crayon books are a favorite in our classroom. In their Easter adventure, they learn all about shapes as they create Easter eggs, but where will they hide them?
8. I am NOT the Easter Bunny
He's just a regular ol' bunny, not the Easter Bunny. Or is he? This story is told similarly to the Elephant and Piggy or Pigeon books. He insists he is not the Easter Bunny, but evidence suggests otherwise. If you students like Mo Willems' books, they'll love this one.
9. The Great Eggscape
If you loved the Good Egg and the Bad Seed, you'll love The Great Eggscape. Shel goes on an egg hunt to find his friends this Easter. This story encourages us to break out of our comfort zone in order to help others.
Junie's first grade class is having an Easter celebration at Lucille's house and Junie B. gets to wear the bunny suit. Unfortunately, this party doesn't exactly go the way she planned.
I hope you found some new favorite titles to add to your collection. What other Easter books do you love to read to your class? Let me know in the comments.
I hope you have a wonderful week and stay tuned for more resources and ideas coming soon.
Stay cozy,
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