Teaching preschoolers about behavior is one of the most important parts of early childhood education. Before children master academics, they need to understand emotions, empathy, boundaries, and how to get along with others. Fortunately, children's literature offers powerful tools to help kids explore these essential skills in a fun, accessible way.
From managing big feelings to learning how to share and use kind words, the right read-aloud can spark meaningful conversations, classroom routines, and behavioral growth. Whether you’re a parent or preschool teacher, here’s a curated list of 35 amazing books about behavior for preschoolers, plus tips on how to use them in your classroom or at home.
Few picture books have captured the hearts of preschoolers, parents, and teachers quite like Llama Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney. With its catchy rhymes, relatable themes, and expressive illustrations, it’s no surprise that the Llama Llama series has become a classroom favorite. These books not only entertain but also support emotional development, early literacy, and positive behavior modeling.
Whether you’re a preschool teacher planning your next circle time or a parent looking for enriching read-alouds and activities, the Llama Llama books offer a world of playful possibilities. In this post, we’ll explore several must-read titles in the series and share easy, engaging classroom crafts and activities to bring Llama Llama’s world to life.
Father’s Day is right around the corner, and it’s the perfect occasion to express our thanks to the incredible men in our lives with thoughtful gifts. Here is a list of items that’ll be sure to show our Dads how much we love and appreciate them.
Of all the personal journeys we go through in life, navigating grief is deeply subjective. There's so much to deal with, but it's also a time when practicalities and social expectations can feel overwhelming. Balancing a sense of decorum with real-world practicalities is essential for us to move forward so we can honor the loss but also be aware of the responsibilities and deal with them appropriately. There are many key areas to focus on, but here are three:
Mother’s Day is more than a date on the calendar; it is a heartfelt pause to honor patience, guidance, and unconditional love. Flowers have long carried that message because their beauty feels both immediate and timeless. Whether Mom lives across town, across the country, or lives on only in memory, the right bouquet or floral tribute turns gratitude into something you can see, touch, and smell.
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