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Great books to read around the holidays
Great books to read around the holidays
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Written by Emily Greenberg
Updated over 2 weeks ago

The holiday season is a magical time for kids to learn, have fun, and celebrate. And you know what? Children's books can play a big role in helping them explore different cultures, traditions, and values. We've put together a list of books that not only teach important lessons but also promote inclusivity. From heartwarming tales of kindness to vibrant pictures showcasing holiday traditions from around the world, these books have something for kids of all ages.

Holiday Books for Infants and Young Toddlers

    • Lesson: Introduces the joy of holiday traditions and activities.

      Target Age Group: 0-3 years

      Description: This board book follows Llama Llama as he experiences the sights and sounds of the holiday season, teaching children about family traditions and the joy of celebration.

    • Lesson: Celebrates Hanukkah traditions in a simple, engaging way.

      Target Age Group: 0-3 years

      Description: This board book uses rhymes and colorful illustrations to introduce infants and toddlers to Hanukkah traditions, emphasizing family and cultural celebration.

    • Lesson: Encourages perseverance and holiday cheer.

      Target Age Group: 0-3 years

      Description: A festive twist on the classic "Itsy Bitsy Spider," this book follows a reindeer preparing for Christmas, teaching children about determination and the magic of the season.

    • Lesson: Introduces the principles and traditions of Kwanzaa.

      Target Age Group: 1-4 years

      Description: Through simple text and colorful illustrations, this book introduces young children to the seven principles of Kwanzaa, fostering an understanding of cultural heritage and community values.

    • Lesson: Emphasizes gratitude and sharing.

      Target Age Group: 6-9 years

      Description: Based on a true story, a young girl on a Sioux reservation learns about generosity and selflessness during the holiday season.

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