free printable kindergarten new years traditions math activities

Bear’s New Year Party: A Counting Book by Paul Owen Lewis A great way to learn about world customs.

Happy New Year Everywhere! by Arlene ErlbachĮlementary children will love learning about New Year’s customs in twenty different countries. An encouraging read like this is always a must on any book list for children. Cynthia Rylant’s story let’s us know that everything will be ok. The Stars Will Still Shine by Cynthia RylantĪ soothing book that is fantastic to read at the end of a tough day. A story of diversity and traditions that children will really enjoy. In her quest to find some black-eyed peas, Shante discovers the different ways that her neighbors celebrate the New Year. Shante Keys and the New Years Peas by Gail Piernas-Davenport It is New Year’s Day! This book is a simple tale that captures the wonderful things children can look forward to in the New Year. Learn the history of New Year’s Day, and read about all of the different traditions that make it fun! This is definitely a must for your New Year’s book list if you are teaching students about traditions and customs!

People around the world have different customs to welcome in the new year. An excellent read for the beginning of the calendar year or the beginning of the school year! With the help of her friends, Squirrel learns about what it means to make a New Year’s resolution. Squirrel’s New Year Resolution by Pat Miller Ring in the new year with this festive board book featuring everyone’s favorite puppy! Spot isn’t old enough to stay up until midnight, but he finds a way to celebrate the New Year early with his family. A perfect introduction to this holiday for young readers. This bright story follows a Chinese American family as they prepare for the Lunar New Year. The Night Before New Years is a fun story about how a family celebrates this special evening. Natasha Wing’s “Night Before” series is a favorite with young readers. The Night Before New Years by Natasha Wing With so many fun ideas to go over with your students or your children about the past year and the new year ahead, this book list is perfect to begin with in your classroom! This book list is one of my favorites to share for reading with your students. 12 New Year’s Picks For Your Book List for Little Kids

Free printable kindergarten new years traditions math activities