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Are you planning to add some nature studies to your classroom? Or perhaps some lessons about conservation? Or maybe you just need a list of read alouds for the next few weeks! This list of books are all about nature and conservation. And, I’ve read every single one of them. They were a hit with my students, so they’ll definitely be a hit with yours! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links.
My Top 10 Books About Nature
Uno's Garden by Graeme Base - This book has to be my all time favorite nature book! I simply adore the message it sends. | |
| The Lorax by Dr Seuss - With bright pictures and the usual silliness of the good Dr S, this book is fabulous for younger children. It also provides an important message for older students! |
Tall Tall Tree by Anthony D Fredericks - This is a must have for any classroom! There are so many different lessons that it can be used for. | |
Where the Forest Meets the Sea by Jeannie Baker - Delve into the imagination of a young boy and his father as they explore a beach and rainforest. | |
The Hidden Forest by Jeannie Baker - Another stunning book by the very talented Jeannie Baker, The Hidden forest explores marine life. | |
The Snail and the Whale by Julia Donaldson - This is a fabulous story about marine life (and a little lesson about helping others too!). | |
Planting a Rainbow by Lois Ehlert - Featuring vivid illustrations, this book helps children to understand how to plant bulbs, seeds, and seedlings. It then supports readers to nurture the growth of young plants. | |
Stick Man by Julia Donaldson - Admittedly this book isn't specifically about nature, but I've used this book many times to remind children of the importance of caring for plants. | |
The Five Colors of Our Nature Walk by Latisha Jones - This book is a fabulous springboard for taking your class on a nature walk. | |
A Seed is Sleepy by Dianna Aston - An informative introduction to seeds. A Seed is Sleepy is full of interesting facts for children. |
This list is certainly not an exhaustive list, there are heaps of great books that can be used to support learning about nature.
Did I include your must-read book about nature on this list? Drop a comment below to let me know!
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