Rainbows, windy days, and spring showers. These spring weather books for preschoolers will help them learn more about the weather this time of year.
This spring, introduce your preschoolers to spring weather with these picture books. They’re a great way to take some of the mystery out of spring storms, rainbows, and blustery days.
Spring Weather Books for Preschoolers
Below, I’ve featured just a handful of children’s books about spring weather that will help your preschoolers celebrate spring.
You should be able to find them at your local library or bookstore. If you can’t find them locally, you can click each image cover to purchase them on Amazon.
Singing in the Rain
This story is a fun way to explore what rain sounds like and feels like. It helps little ones notice the colors, sounds, and smells that come with a rainy day. It’s a great pick for talking about how rain helps things grow!
This book uses short, simple words to show all the fun things that happen in spring. Kids will see flowers blooming, kites flying, and puddles ready for splashing. It's a great way to talk about the joys of the season.
This sweet story helps kids spot all the signs of spring around them. From melting snow to baby animals, it’s full of simple moments little ones can recognize. It’s perfect for helping children notice the changes that come with the new season.
This book follows the whole month of March, showing how it can be stormy at first and gentle by the end. It uses fun words and pictures to show how weather changes from winter to spring. Kids will enjoy watching the days go by as the season slowly shifts.
This sweet story shows two friends working together to fly a kite on a windy spring day. Kids will love the simple words and gentle pictures. It’s a nice way to talk about friendship, teamwork, and enjoying the breeze.
This nonfiction book is a simple way to teach kids about the weather they might see in spring. It talks about rain, wind, sunshine, and even storms. It’s a great pick for curious little ones who like to learn about the world around them.
How Do You Know It’s Spring? (Rookie Read-About Science: Seasons)
This book helps young learners understand what happens in spring in a very clear and simple way. It talks about weather, plants, animals, and how everything starts to grow. It’s just right for curious little minds starting to explore science.
How’s the Weather in Spring? (21st Century Basic Skills Library: Let’s Look at Spring)
This easy-to-read book explains the kinds of weather we see in spring, like sunshine, rain, and wind. It uses real photos to help kids connect what they read with what they see outside. It’s a nice choice for talking about how spring helps the earth wake up.
Learn about Spring and Weather: Daily Curriculum For Toddlers and Preschoolers
This book is made just for preschoolers to learn about spring weather in a fun and simple way. It talks about rain, wind, clouds, and sunshine with easy words and bright pictures. It’s a great pick for little ones starting to learn about the seasons.
When Spring Comes: An Easter And Springtime Book For Kids
This story shows how the world changes when spring arrives—snow melts, trees bud, and flowers bloom. The gentle words and pretty pictures help kids feel the excitement of a new season. It’s a cozy read for welcoming spring together.
This fun book uses short phrases to show a rainy spring day full of splashing, stomping, and even worms! The simple text and big pictures are perfect for preschoolers. It’s a playful way to talk about weather and enjoy the rain.
A Windy Day in Spring (Springtime Weather Wonders)
This book talks all about the windy days we often see in spring. It explains what wind is and how it moves things like leaves and kites. It’s a fun and simple way to help little ones learn about breezy weather.
This book helps kids learn what kind of weather to expect in spring, like rain showers and warm sunshine. It uses real photos and easy words to explain what’s happening outside. It’s a nice choice for introducing weather to little learners.
This book shares the kinds of weather we see in spring and how they help plants and animals grow. It’s filled with clear photos and simple facts for young readers. A great pick for teaching kids how weather helps nature come alive.
Weather in Spring (Bullfrog Books: What Happens in Spring?)
This simple book shows how spring weather is different from other seasons. It talks about rain, warmer days, and how everything starts to grow. It’s a great way to help preschoolers understand what happens when spring arrives.
Frequently Asked Questions About Spring Weather Books for Preschoolers
What makes a good spring weather book for preschoolers?
Look for books with simple words, colorful pictures, and themes that match what kids are seeing outside—like rain, sunshine, wind, flowers, and animals. If it makes them excited to go look out the window or play in the yard, it’s a winner!
How can I use these books to teach about the weather?
You can read the book together and then ask fun questions like, “What kind of weather did we see in the story?” or “Have you seen that kind of cloud before?” You can even go outside afterward and explore what the weather feels like that day!
Are these books good for classroom story time?
Yes, definitely! Most of these books are short and easy to read aloud, which makes them perfect for circle time or a quick spring-themed story. They also spark great conversations and can lead into weather-themed crafts or songs.
Spring is such a fun time to read and learn with little ones. These books help kids notice the world around them—raindrops, sunshine, wind, and all the new things growing.
Whether you’re snuggling up for story time at home or sharing a book in the classroom, these spring weather stories are sure to bring smiles and spark curiosity. Happy reading, and enjoy all the wonders of spring!
Tara is the brains behind Homeschool Preschool, where her journey from preschool and public school teacher to homeschooling mom of three fuels her passion for early childhood education. With a blend of expertise and firsthand experience, Tara’s writings offer practical tips and engaging resources to support families in creating meaningful learning adventures at home.
