It’s full of over 25,000 books, learning videos, quizzes and more for kids 12 and under…and it’s free for educators. Epic! is one of our favorite online libraries. Over the years we’ve also discovered some helpful tools for connecting kids and books.ĭigital libraries are one very handy way to do this. We want to make it easy for you to find great books your kids will love. That’s why we share so many books lists on Fantastic Fun and Learning. The best way to encourage a love of reading is to provide kids with many opportunities to engage with a wide variety of books that are of interest to them. And with all those stars come so many questions from young and curious minds what is a star?, how far away are stars?, is it really a star shape? To help you answer these and many more questions, we have put together a list of books that you can use as you explore the stars. Star light, star bright, oh so many stars to see at night. I recommend this book to all educators.Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Pinterest Share on Email
The stars are very easy for the children to follow. “The students loved the illustrations!! Perfect for teaching constellations/ or concept.
He loves it and reads well on his own.” – Amazon Reviewer We ordered it for our grandson who is six years old. It is interesting and easily understood by young readers. It is so basic and still true about our universe. Since it is an old book, it is not in print anymore, but it should be. “This is an excellent book for young readers. I would highly recommend this book for curious little minds.” Amazon Reviewer He is fascinated with learning about the planets and our solar system, and this book gives that information in a format just right for toddlers. “This is one of our 3 1/2 year old grandson’s favorite books. to raise big questions and open up discussion about the wonder of the universe.”– Booklist
“This is a book for adults to talk about with children. “Told in language that kids will understand, making them feel right at home in the vast universe.”– Sesame Street Parents She is a pioneer in the field of nonfiction for very young children and has more than a hundred books to her credit. But even though they’re far away, stars are part of your world, too!Īnne Rockwell explains the universe with bright pictures and simple text in a book that will delight any curious child’s mind! About the Author:Īnne Rockwell has written and illustrated several books for children, including the companion book, Our Earth. Scientists use telescopes and satellites to study the stars.
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