Are you an elementary teacher looking for the best picture books for November elementary fun? Check out these great Thanksgiving books that will add fun to your classroom!
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Book 1
A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving by Charles M. Schulz is a classic that still is a seasonal favorite. Charlie Brown and the gang remind us there is always a reason to be grateful. This book is definitely one of the best picture books for November elementary fun!
Book 2
How to Catch a Turkey by Adam Wallace is not only hilarious but also lends itself to some fun STEAM activities and writing opportunities. Your students will love thinking of ways to catch the runaway turkey!
Book 3
That old lady is back to add to your list of best picture books for November elementary fun! There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Turkey by Lucille Colandro will have your students happily asking why did she swallow a turkey?
Book 4
The coolest cat ever is back to teach us about Thanksgiving! In Pete the Cat: The First Thanksgiving by Kimberly and James Dean, Pete must face his fears about performing in the school play. Your young Pete the Cat fans will love this book.
Book 5
Taylor the Thankful Turkey by Sonica Ellis is a great read-aloud to help students remember to be thankful and grateful. It also reminds all of us to appreciate others.
Book 6
The Night Before Thanksgiving by Natasha Wing is another great addition to the “Night Before” series. Students excited about the holiday will certainly enjoy this book.
Book 7
Need a good laugh? Dav Pilkey to the rescue. Students will laugh out loud as you read Twas the Night Before Thanksgiving. This humorous book also reminds us that there is a lot to be thankful for.
Book 8
Just about everything goes wrong in the very funny Thanksgiving at the Tappletons’ by Eileen Spinnelli. Students can use the book to compare and contrast this family’s Thanksgiving with their own.
Conclusion
All of these children’s books will add fun to your November read-aloud time. My next post will showcase more serious options that will still delight your young students. Don’t forget to grab your Free Collection of Tips, Ideas, and Resources for November.