Themed Picture Books for April

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April is a transition month here in Washington.  I can see the march towards pretty spring-like weather.  It is still raining most days, but not all day.  Colorful signs of spring are appearing after a long grey winter.  Our picture books for April reflect the transition to spring.

This book basket is the perfect answer to the question, "What do I read this April?"

The increased sunshine means that my kids are spending more time outside.  Ironically, they seem more inclined to choose books from the book basket when they have spent a lot of time outdoors.  They come back inside to avoid getting soaked in the spring rain and choose a book to read while they wait for the shower to pass.

I do not require my children to read any of the books in our monthly book baskets.  They are assigned plenty of quality books for school lessons.  My book baskets are simply a collection of books I think my children might enjoy.  The choices rotate monthly to keep up with seasonal interests.

Picture Books for April

Check out these picture books for April! Topics include these spring themes - Easter, chickens, butterflies, and gardening. A book basket is a great way to encourage kids to love reading.

Our picture books for April concentrate on 4 main themes:

  • Easter
  • chickens
  • butterflies
  • gardening

Easter

We are celebrating with an epic Easter egg hunt this year.  Our Washington “family” is coming over for lunch and a huge Easter egg hunt.  We are planning to hide a few HUNDRED eggs.  These books will help get Hannah and Ben in the Easter mood.

Here Comes Peter Cottontail by Mary Man-Kong

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Fancy Nancy and the Missing Easter Bunny by Jane O’Connor and Robin Preiss Glasser

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The Easter Story by Anita Ganeri

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Easter Crack-Ups: Knock Knock Jokes, Sunny Side Up by Katy Hall

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God Gave Us Easter by Lisa Tawn Bergren

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Easter Origami by Ruth Owen

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Chickens

We have been toying with the idea of backyard chickens for a little while now.  Ben is even considering starting a business selling eggs.  We want to make sure we understand the responsibilities fully before we make a decision, so we are reading lots of books about raising backyard chickens.

Your Chickens: A Kid’s Guide to Raising and Showing by Gail Damerow

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How to Raise Chickens: Everything You Need to Know by Christine Heinrichs

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Butterflies

One of my favorite signs of spring is seeing butterflies return after their journey south.  We are currently observing caterpillars and waiting for them to morph into butterflies.  We might as well read up on the process while we wait.

Caterpillars on the Move! by Abby Klein

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Gardening

We planted our vegetable seeds and flowers a few weeks ago. The vegetables are growing almost daily and we are looking forward to nurturing them so they can nourish us. The flowers are adding some much needed color to our home.

The Magic School Bus Plants Seeds: A Book About How Living Things Grow by Patricia Relf

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Secrets of the Garden: Food Chains and the Food Web in Our Backyard by Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld

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Miss Rumphius by Barbara Cooney

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What are your favorite picture books for April?

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