Preschool and Kindergarten Books About Biomes and Animals

by Kendall Nelson
God made the earth with a wide variety of environments, called biomes. Hot and cold, wet and dry, steep and flat, with trees and without.  Our curated book recommendations guide your little learner to explore the 5 major types of biomes and meet some of the inhabitants of each one. Your child will soon see how wise God was in creating the perfect homes in which each of His unique creatures could thrive.

The aim of each of our handpicked reading lists is to enliven learning time and showcase God's nature through creation. These are a few of our favorite books about animal and plant homes for preschoolers and kindergarteners.

Favorite Books About Earth and Animal Kinds for Preschoolers

The Wondrous Workings of Planet Earth
Rachel Ignotofsky
The Children's Atlas of God's World
Craig Froman

  

The Wondrous Workings of Planet Earth is easily a library staple that little learners will glean from year after year. As their studies deepen, they'll see how purposeful God's design for Earth's environments is, from the interactions between plants and animals to our own responsibilities of stewardship and conservation.

The Children's Atlas of God's World is a one-of-a-kind reference book that illustrates the glory of God throughout creation: the earth and its biomes, Christian explorers and history makers, and a glimpse into the lives of people loving and living for Christ around the world.

Christian Character-Building Books for Kids

Each Compass Box features a pair of Christ-like character traits revealed in nature and intended for us to reflect. Moral values and how to love God and value one another are just a few key lessons these books add to our Compass Box study.
Aesop's Fables
Illustrated by Charles Santore
God's Very Good Idea
Trillia J. Newbell

 

Aesop's Fables is a collection of classic stories that teach morals and character by revealing and contrasting the nature of animals. Learning to identify characteristics in other creatures can help little ones strengthen their understanding about right and wrong. These meaningful stories are easy for children to remember and reference when choosing their own actions.

God's Very Good Idea is to have lots of different people enjoying loving him and loving each other. This vibrant and powerful storybook by Trillia J. Newbell celebrates diversity as it teaches young children how they can be part of God’s delightfully different family.

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Find the full collection of our reading lists here.

 

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