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By: Stephen Krensky
Snow and ice are different parts of winter. Try some hands on activities to learn more about snow and ice!
Grade Level: K-3
How to use this book: Talk about the differences between snow and ice. Select hands on activities from the book to explore more about the two topics.

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By: Martha E.H Rustad
What does Winter mean for humans?  Find out what people wear and activities they do during the winter!
Grade Level: K-2
How to use this book: After reading this book, do a summer and winter clothes sort.  Have students complete and "In winter I like to..." writing prompt to find out what acitivities they like to do during the winter!

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By: Allan Fowler
Snowman, sledding, skating, oh my! Find out what activities people do in the winter, what winter means for animals, and what holidays are celebrated in the winter.  Also think about different parts of the world! Did you know some places have snow all the time? And some places don't have snow at all? What happens where you live?
Grade Level K-3
How to use this book: Talk about what activities and holidays your students participate in during the winter. Show a map of the United States. Point out where you live and show students places that don't get any snow or get snow all the time!

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By: Martha E.H Rustad
Winter is different for many animals.  Some hibernate, migrate, or adapt to their surroundings.  Find out what animals do to survive winter!
Grade Level: K-2
How to use this book: On chart paper, title 3 categories hibernate, migrate, and adapt.  Have students come up with a list of animals for each category.  Write the animal names or have pictures of the animals.

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By: Tori Kosara
How do animals know when it is time to hibernate? What is a true hibernator? Discover the answers to these questions and so much more!
Grade Level: K-3
How to use this book: Ask students to select one animal from the book.  Have them write or draw 1-2 facts they learned about this hibernating animal!

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By: Melvin and Gilda Berger
Did you know that almost all sleeping bears snore? Hibernation teaches students about animals who hibernate during winter and also provides fun facts about these animals!
Grade Level: K-2
How to use this book: Give students a piece of paper and have them fold it in half. On one side they can draw an animal that hibernates in the winter and on the other side an animal that does not hibernate in the winter.