Books About Bugs for Preschoolers

"Bugs Are Insects" is a colorful book that teaches kids about bugs and insects. With fun illustrations and easy-to-understand text, children learn the differences between bugs and insects.

They can also enjoy activities like drawing pictures of bugs and conducting insect surveys. Perfect for young learners, this book is part of a series that explores basic science concepts in a fun and interactive way.

"The Mosquito Burrito" is a funny story about a mosquito who ends up inside a burrito. He tries to escape but can't resist taking a nibble from each layer. As he eats, he gets hungrier and funnier things happen.

With playful Spanish rhymes, this book is great for preschoolers who want to learn some Spanish. Get ready to laugh and practice your Spanish with this silly read-aloud!

"Cicadas Don't Bug Me" is a fun book that teaches kids about cicadas. Through rhymes and colorful photos, children learn about the life cycle of these insects and why they're so cool.

Instead of being scared of cicadas, the book encourages kids to be amazed by their transformations. It's a great way for young readers to appreciate nature and become curious about the world around them.

Join the adventure and discover the wonder of cicadas in this charming book!

"I Am a Bee" is a book that introduces kids to the busy life of honey bees. Through simple language and colorful illustrations, children learn about bees' important role in our world, from pollinating flowers to making honey.

The book includes fun facts and questions to encourage learning and understanding. It's perfect for young children, classrooms, or homeschooling, and also highlights the importance of conservation and caring for the environment.

"Ten Wriggly Wiggly Caterpillars" is a fun counting book that follows cute caterpillars on an adventure in the meadow. Starting from 10 and counting down to 1, kids will love watching the die-cut caterpillars decrease with each turn of the page.

Join them as they munch on leaves, sing with birds, explore flower pots, and climb trees. With colorful and tactile pages, this book engages young readers while teaching them to count backward.

Plus, there's a colorful surprise waiting at the end!

"Hey, Little Ant" is a funny and thought-provoking picture book that asks a big question: Should you squish an ant or not? When a boy is about to step on an ant, the ant starts talking!

The book explores their conversation and encourages kids to think about treating all creatures with care and kindness.

With a meaningful message about caring for animals big and small, "Hey, Little Ant" is perfect for reading on Earth Day or any day of the year.

"The Very Lazy Ladybug" is about a ladybug who's too lazy to fly. She tries to find a new place to sleep by riding on different animals, but each one isn't quite right. When she finally hops onto Elephant's trunk, something unexpected happens!

Join Ladybug on her adventure as she discovers that sometimes, being lazy can lead to exciting surprises.

"Bug Soup" is a fun book where kids help Mrs. Hoop match soups to zoo animals. With hints about the ingredients, children guess which soup belongs to each animal. As they turn the pages, they discover the answers.

This book strengthens critical thinking skills and encourages kids to think creatively. With its interactive nature, "Bug Soup" sparks imagination and joy, making it perfect for preschoolers.

Plus, there's a bonus activity sheet at the end for kids to draw and create their own soups! It's a delightful way to learn about zoo animals while having fun in Mrs. Hoop's kitchen.

"I Eat Poop: A Dung Beetle Story" is about Dougie, a dung beetle who loves eating poop. He knows it's important for his kind, but he's worried about being teased at school.

When a classmate is bullied for eating poop, Dougie faces a tough decision. Can he stand up for his friend and embrace his true self?

This book is full of important lessons about kindness, standing up for friends, and celebrating differences.

It's perfect for sparking discussions at home or in the classroom about bullying, acceptance, and embracing diversity.

"Bria Butterfly's Scary Day in Kindergarten" is a comforting story about overcoming fears of starting school. Bria feels nervous, but with calming words and beautiful illustrations, she learns to let go of her worries. .

This book is perfect for bedtime reading, especially if your child feels anxious about going to school.

"The Ants Who Couldn’t Dance" is a story about ants who can't dance. They can do lots of other things like lift and dig, but dancing is tricky for them. As they try to dance, they realize they're better together.

This funny and whimsically illustrated book teaches kids about cooperation and teamwork. It also shows them that even if something seems hard, they can achieve it if they work together.

Get ready to laugh and dance along with this delightful tale that inspires kids to pursue their dreams!