Keep a record of the books you read to your child. Studies show that reading with your child provides
a great opportunity for bonding as well as preparing them for school.
Weather Books for Preschool
Young learners love to talk about the weather, and these weather books for preschool will teach them everything they need to know! Check out our list of stories for all your sunny, rainy, and snowy days. From happilyeverelephants.com
All about Weather by 
Blizzard by 
Cloudette by 
Come On, Rain! by 
Hurricane by 
I Am the Storm by 
Kate, Who Tamed the Wind by 
Rain by 
Rain! by 
Snow by 
Thunder Cake by 
The Weather Girls by DELAWARE LIBRARIES
Register for the 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program at the following Delaware Public Libraries:
RESOURCES
Make a record of what you are reading in a spiral notebook, online, or by whatever method you want. The journal itself will make a great keepsake item and record of your child's interests. If you are able, make sure to keep a record of any book that is being read to your child. This includes teachers and family members.
Use the Summer Reading Challenge year-round to record your books online!
HOW CAN I READ 1,000 BOOKS?
It's easier than you think! Don't stop at 1,000.
You can:
Story Times count too!
NEWS & UPDATES
New Castle County Launches 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program at Kirkwood Library.
