Nonfiction books for kindergarten

xavier_rios

What are some of your favorite nonfiction books for kindergarten? What are some of your students' favorite nonfiction books for kindergarten?I'm always looking for new nonfiction books for my kindergarten students. I'm curious to know what others are reading with their students.

purplepanda

There are many different types of nonfiction for kindergarten, but they all share one common goal: to teach children about the world around them. Nonfiction can be used to teach science, history, geography, and even math. No matter what the subject, nonfiction for kindergarten is all about making learning fun and engaging for young children.

One great way to introduce nonfiction to kindergarteners is through picture books. There are many great nonfiction picture books out there that can introduce kids to different concepts in an age-appropriate way. Alternatively, you can also use online resources or apps to supplement your nonfiction teaching. Whatever you choose, make sure that the material is engaging and appropriate for your students.

tinycat

There is no definitive answer to this question as every kindergarten classroom is different and every teacher has their own definition of what nonfiction is. However, in general, nonfiction for kindergarten is any text that is true and factual. This could be a book about animals, plants, buildings, transportation, geography, history, etc. Basically, anything that is not made up or imaginary could be considered nonfiction.

Here are some examples of books that could be considered nonfiction for kindergarten:

-"Animalia" by Graeme Base
-"The Watertower" by Gary Crew
-"The Story of Buildings" by G. Brian Karas
-"The Way Things Work" by David Macaulay