First Graders Books

First Graders Books

First grade can be an exciting time for young children; they’re just moving up in the world, and the curriculum is starting to get more intensive. Upon reaching first grade, children face different expectations than they would have faced in kindergarten; they are expected to know more than they knew when they were in their early stages, and the studies become more focused on trying to explain to them important concepts of sciences and mathematics. This is why it’s important for parents to introduce these children to Science books.

The Day Seymour Saw More And Other Stories By David Wiseman

This Is a book about stories, a collection that children will wholeheartedly enjoy and learn from. The stories are a mix of different disciplines, including science, art, nature as well as literature. These merge together to create both a fun and educational experience for first graders. The spider Seymour is the protagonist of all these stories. His best friend, Simon, is a shrew. These stories take place on different adventures that the duo gets into. The stories are humorous, fun, and, most of all, educational at the same time.

Criteria for Selecting Science Books

The criteria that our team has chosen for selecting the best books for first graders are as follows: We believe that in order for first graders to learn, they need to be engaged, which is why the books should be colorful, fun, and captivating. They must also contain educational value. This means the introduction of basic science concepts in an age-appropriate manner. The simple language utilized in a good science book must also be looked at. First graders obviously won’t have the reading comprehension of someone in the later stages of their lives. The books must also contain hands-on activities, lift the flap features that add to the interactive storytelling aspect.

Top Recommended Science Books for First Graders

Book 1: “National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of Why” by Amy Shields

National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of Why by Amy Shields

This is a book that hopes to help young children learn more through an interactive question-and-answer format that is grounded in a child’s world. This book delivers very fascinating information that will help first graders learn more. IT contains hands-on games, simple recipes, crafts, and different other activities. There is a lot to learn from this book.

Book 2: “The Magic School Bus Inside the Earth” by Joanna Cole

The Magic School Bus Inside the Earth by Joanna Cole

This is a book that shows what happens to a group of children when they explore the center of the earth. Teaching more about the earth and its core, all the while being an engaging story.

Book 3: “Curious George Discovers the Stars” by H.A. Rey

Curious George Discovers the Stars by H.A. Rey

This is a story about a boy named George who loves to stargaze. The entire story shows how George counts the stars in the sky, trying to keep track and being mindful of all the stars, constellations, and the night sky.

Book 4: “Over in the Ocean: In a Coral Reef” by Marianne Berkes

Over in the Ocean In a Coral Reef by Marianne Berkes

This is a book about the various animals and wildlife that exist in the ocean. In this book, children will be both entertained and educated. Which is what makes it such a good read. The beauty of this book is the fact that it explores the ocean in great detail and depth (no pun intended) without bogging the children down with too much detail.

Book 5: “What If You Had Animal Teeth?” by Sandra Markle

What If You Had Animal Teeth by Sandra Markle

This is a book that’s informative and imaginative; it’s a way to explore the idea that if the front teeth of a human were to be replaced with that of an animal, how would it affect the person? The book explains the idea that the teeth of different animals are the way they are due to the fact that it’s a natural adaptation.

How to Encourage a Love for Science through Reading

Encouraging a love for science through reading comes from discussing the various books that can help a child understand more about the world and science. These books can be both from the recommendations that we have listed, or they could even be something that an adult or a teacher personally likes to share with their students. Books inspire greater creativity in a child’s mind. The added benefit is that many of the best books for first graders to read aloud are made with interactive illustrations as well, which is fun for children to read through.

Conclusion

Books can be magical for students to read through, they can open their minds to a world of possibilities and can further provoke their curiosity for the world around them. This is what makes them so interesting. Books can help children learn a lot more about themselves and a lot more about science and nature.

Call To Action

Share this article today to inspire the first graders around you. Our article recommends some of the best books for first graders to read aloud, and many first graders will enjoy them.

Author Bio

David Wiseman was an author and a former high school biology instructor who believed in providing value to the lives of children. He did this by both making them think by presenting interesting ideas and also through his well-written book The Day Seymour Saw More And Other Stories, which was a short story compilation that both educates and entertains children.