Kids Stories with Pictures of Winter

Here at the Educators’ Spin On It, we LOVE Books! Books are a great way to connect learning experiences together for your child in a meaningful way. This week, we are snuggling up with this kid winter story collection and creating our own new winter babies!

This Diverse Collection of books was created for children ages 0-7 by Lee & Low Publishing. Lee & Low are an independent publisher of multicultural literature for young readers. We are excited to partner with them to help introduce you to some fantastic diverse literature. This series was designed especially for parents and classrooms with multi-age and ability children around a central theme of family, celebrations, and winter.

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Read and Craft using Kids Stories with Pictures of Winter

Baby Born is an adorable rhyming board book that tells the story of a baby’s first year of life throughout the seasons. It is a delightful book especially for children born in the winter!

Read the full book description here.

“Baby born

in winter’s sleep

snowflakes fall

snuggle deep”

Kids Stories with Pictures of Winter Craft

After reading the book with my children, ages 2, 5, and 8, we pulled out their own baby books and made personal connections to the picture book. We talked about the season when they started to sit and when they started to walk. Then, we decided to make our own Baby Born!

Materials Needed for Winter Craft:

Cup
Pencil
White paper
Scissors
Glue
Scrap book paper

Directions for Winter Craft:

1. Tip the cup over and trace the rim on a piece of paper. This will be the circle for the head.

2. Cut several of these 2-3 inch circles from white paper.

3. Color the circles to resemble baby faces.

4. Glue the circles onto a piece of scrapbook paper.

5. Cut an oval out around the face to resemble a blanket swaddling the baby.

More Kids Stories with Pictures of Winter!

Christmas Makes Me Think is the story of a little boy who thinks about helping others during the holiday season. This book mentions feeding, not eating turkeys and ham; bringing scarves and warm clothes to homeless, and share toys with others. Read the full book description here

When This World Was New An immigrant family from the Caribbean sees snow for the first time. The world is new and full of potential. A great picture book to springboard discussions on immigration. Read the full book description here.

Celebrate!: Connections Among Cultures A non-fiction picture book for grade school children, this book highlights what people from many cultures do for celebrations, demonstrating how alike people around the globe really are. Read the Full Book Description Here.