Kindergarten Books About Trees and Fruit

A sign of a thriving tree, fruit is what a tree naturally produces when it's healthy enough to give and make more of itself. The Tree & Fruit Compass Box leads little learners in their discovery of how trees are built, how they grow, and how their  fruit carries seeds that sprout into more trees of its kind, if they too are rooted in good ground and growing conditions.

Each of our unit studies is accompanied by a curated reading list with the aim to grow knowledge, spark curiosity, and nurture recognition and connection with God through the things He's made. These books are just a few of our favorites for our Reaping Series studies.

Favorite Books About Trees and Fruit for Preschoolers

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Bill Martin Jr. and John Archambault

The Tree Book for Kids and Their Grown-ups Gina Ingoglia

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom is a fun, classic read for little ones. It builds language and literacy skills while teaching them the nature of trees: to bend before they break!

The Tree Book for Kids and Their Grown-ups is a beautifully illustrated reference book that details the nature of more than 33 species of North American trees. From seeds and leaves to tree trunk rings, this book answers tree-related questions in an easy to understand way.

Christian Character Books for Kids

The Giving Tree Shel Silverstein

The Giving Tree is a perspective-shifting story about a boy and his evolving relationship with the favorite tree of his childhood. it speaks to the generosity of trees - and God - in the great lengths they go to give for love.

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