Fun October Reads for Your Preschool Classroom -Early Childhood Educators Academy

Fall is here! Here are some great books for preschoolers for some fun October reads.

There was an old lady who swalled some leaves! I don't know why she swallowed those leave! This fun and silly book will have preschoolers giggling all the way through.

That old lady is back at it again! Now she's swallowing bats!

An easy read for little learners about a cute little ghost

This poor little ghost can't seem to get a hang of saying Boo! Walk through with him as this not-so-scary ghost tries to learn how to say "Boo!".

"And they thought that was the end of it". Jose and the neighboring town are in for a big suprise in this beautifully illustrated book when pumpkin seeds get scattered over the town.

Having fun gathering crunchy, orange and brown fall leaves!

Grab that Pumpkin!

A fun Halloween Twist on a musical classic!

What books do you have out this October for you preschool classroom?

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