Your classroom should be brimming with love and hearts on February 14 (and perhaps a little sugar!). These Valentine’s Day books are ideal for introducing your kids to many types of love.
This is similar to a collection of Valentine’s Day literature. Children are taught about history, customs, folklore, and other issues. They will also be offered ideas on how to commemorate the anniversary on their own.
This tale about a farmer’s daughter and the new lad in town, who desperately needs a companion, explores the many different types of love.
Despite Mrs. Hartwell’s best efforts, her class’s Valentine’s Day party falls flat. She is nervous, but her pupils soon let her know how much fun they are having and how much they value her.
There are Valentine’s Day books to read all year long, and this is one of them. It’s a book full of interesting characters and delightful rhyming poetry. Kids are taught that kissing can symbolize the love that unites us all.
In this board book, each letter of the alphabet is represented by a kind word. You can use it with older children, but toddlers will love it. Ask them to come up with their own tender words for each letter.
When a young kid asks his grandma, “What Is Love?” she sends him into the world to find out. He discovers that love is unique to each individual but essential to everyone.
Books from the I Am series might help your students become more attentive. In this story, children discover how love may help them get through tough times. Yoga for children to practice is also included.
In this picture book adapted by Bob Marley’s oldest daughter, his cherished song comes to life. You can read this aloud or teach your children to sing along.
We all express love differently, but it is a universal emotion. Travel the globe to discover Welsh love spoons, henna designs on Indian brides, and more.
As he learns about Valentine’s Day, Curious George has a variety of fun adventures. This interactive fold-out flap book is guaranteed to become a school favorite.
From The Day the Crayons Quit, our favorite characters are returning. They are studying love this time around.
To express his affection for each of his friends in a unique Valentine’s card, Logan the dinosaur draws inspiration from his heart.
A revised edition of the cherished classic, with an author’s afterword. One of those Valentine’s Day books illustrates the unseen relationships we all share with our loved ones.
When it showers hearts, Cornelia Augusta can’t believe it. She grabs several presents to give her friends as Valentine’s Day gifts.
Is there a way you can easily express your affection for the people in your life? It’s all in Spot’s examples, which range from listening and kindness to high fives and embraces.
An anonymous love letter found by Hedgehog, Bunny, and Squirrel sets off a chain reaction of feelings. Intriguing.
With gorgeous illustrations and kid-friendly text, Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s well-known love poem is reimagined. Our favorite Valentine’s Day books are all from this author!
The seal is new to the National Zoo and eager to make new friends, but she does not receive a warm welcome until a shrewd sparrow persuades the other animals to give her a special gift.
Every ladybug, no matter how grumpy, deserves affection! This charming story’s theme is making the world a gentler place, one friend at a time.
Google may never complete its creation and of the ideal Valentine for his “beast” companion Snarling. Certainly not if he can’t rein in his insatiable appetite!
