A staple in every lower elementary library could be a bin of timeless, fun, and beloved Christmas themed books. These books can be read once, or time and time again to help teach a lesson of traditions, giving to other, and to spread the magic of the season. Theses Christmas books are great for one on one lesson, small group reteaching methods, and even those whole group “we gotta get this together” meeting. There is a collection of Christmas Books Kids Love for lower elementary classrooms.
I provided Amazon Links for your convince. (Grabbing those books on Prime and getting them to your house asap is always helpful.) I highly recommend checking out Scholastic for their deals as well. I can usually find many of these titles for GREAT prices through Scholastic.
Books from a Series
These books are listed in ABC order only. We all have our favorite series of books, so have fun choosing a few of these Christmas books for your classroom.
These are great classic books that we all should have or read every year, but this list just can’t be complete without adding them to our list. These books also make excellent, thoughtful gifts for student teachers, new teachers, or even a parent volunteer.
Finally, one of the beloved traditions in Kindergarten. We all love to travel around the world with our students as we explore the magical season of Christmas and how diverse this holiday can be around the world. Here are some great books to help guide these lessons. I don’t read every page of every book, but I skim most of them, esp the longer reads.
These next books are awesome because they contain real images from the countries listed. I think these would be great additions to your school or public library, but I wanted to include them so you would see great, student friendly options that are non fiction and picture rich.
Christmas Math Activities$4.00
Christmas ELA Activities$4.00
Christmas Activities$8.00
If You Take a Mouse to the Movies Unit$5.00
Polar Express$6.50
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