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Mary K

Let's learn about shapes and letters through picture books!

Did you know that learning about shapes helps with learning letters and numbers? It does! Being able to recognize shapes helps with distinguishing between the different letters. Add in the sounds the letters make, and you're on your way to reading and writing!


Here are some shape and alphabet books that I think make learning shapes and letters fun.


THIS IS A BOOK OF SHAPES by Kenneth Kraegel


This book is about shapes. Nothing else. Definitely not about an emu pushing a pancake wagon up a hill. Okay, maybe it's about shapes AND some really silly things. Kids will want to read this over and over.



Trapezoid just wants to be in Triangle's play but everyone keeps mistaking him for a dinosaur! Will he ever fit in?


SHAPE SEARCH by Melissa Stewart


What shapes can you find in nature?





Celebrate with shapes!




Familiar objects and illustrations celebrating Asian culture.




CITY SHAPES by Diana Murray and Bryan Collier


What shapes can you find in the city?


CIRCLE UNDER BERRY by Carter Higgins


Reinforces shapes, colors and positional words - plus it's just super fun!




B IS FOR BABY by Atinuke and Angela Brooksbank


So many words that begin with B! Follow Baby as she secretly joins Brother when he goes to deliver a basket of bananas to Bobo.


B IS FOR BANANAS: A GOING BANANAS ALPHABET BOOK by Carrie Tillotson and Estrela Lorenco


In this follow-up to "Counting to Bananas," Banana tries to insert himself into the alphabet.



EEK! A NOISY JOURNEY FROM A TO Z by Julie Larios and Julie Paschkis


Noisy sounds from A to Z make a silly story!



A is for Bee? It is if you're speaking Igbo, or Turkish, or Ojibwe, or Portuguese! Explore words for different animals in different languages in this special alphabet book.




If your kid likes animals, then this is the alphabet book for them!



FINGERTRAIL ABC by Felicity Brooks and Elisa Ferro


Practice writing letters while reading about them!





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