Book Gifts for Elementary Schoolers
Holiday mania is upon us! We’re BIG fans of gifting books - what’s better than giving a gift of reading? Read below for our elementary school picks. Click here for our infant & toddler picks, here for our toddler & preschool picks and here for our tween/teen recommendations.
The Amelia Six. Six friends are invited to sleep at Amelia Earhart’s home. But then, her famous googles go missing. Can the six girls solve the whodunit?
Could You Survive the Ice Age? Imagine traveling thousands of years into the past. Do you have what it takes to survive the ice age?
Dragon Masters Series. Engaging plots and energetic dragons makes this a perfect beginning chapter book series. Great precursor to Harry Potter and Wings of Fire.
Polly Diamond. Polly loves words and writing stories. Toss in a little magic and readers will have an enchanting adventure.
Prairie Lotus. Anna is a half-Asian girl living in a small town in America’s heartland, in 1880. This book adds new depth to frontier stories.
Winterbon Home: Vegenace & Valor. April accepts an invitation from Winterborne Foundation director Isabella “Izzy” Nelson to live at Winterborne House—for now. Mysteries and complications mount rapidly.
Unicorn Academy. A magical series where every girl is paired with a unicorn, solve problems, and develops true friendships.
She Persisted in Sports. Chelsea Clinton introduces readers to women who have excelled in their sports because of their persistence.
Bunheads. Watch young Misty in her first ballet class, auditions and performance of Coppélia
Who Was Kobe Bryant? Ellen Labreque takes readers through Kobe’s iconic dunks to his 81-point game--all the milestones that span Kobe Bryant's legendary career and legacy.
Colin Kaepernick. Learn about Colin’s childhood, his rise to sports success and his activism in this graphic novel presentation.
Ballpark Mysteries. Baseball super-fans Mike and Kate solve mysteries with their keen detective skills and love of sports.
The United States of Sports. Explore arenas, stadiums, halls of fame, championship golf clubs and the greatest ski mountains inside this collection.
For Which We Stand. What is the Constitution? What are the branches of the government? What is the Electoral College? And most importantly, why does it all matter? Author Jeff Foster, Marjory Stoneman Douglas AP government teacher, says "If you don't participate, you can't complain.”