Days of the Week Books for Kids

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday…Do you have a favorite day of the week? Help little ones learn about the seven days in the week with these days of the week books for kids.

Books About the Days of the Week

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Of course, there are the Eric Carle classics- [easyazon_link identifier=”0399226907″ locale=”US” tag=”groboobyboo-20″]The Very Hungry Caterpillar[/easyazon_link] and [easyazon_link identifier=”0698115635″ locale=”US” tag=”groboobyboo-20″]Today is Monday[/easyazon_link]. But, here are some more titles to explore about the days of the week.

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[easyazon_link identifier=”0062741233″ locale=”US” tag=”groboobyboo-20″]Pitter Pattern[/easyazon_link] by Joyce Hesselberth shows us that patterns are everywhere. Travel through each day of the week and look for patterns on each page. A great read-aloud pick for preschoolers and kindergarteners.

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I love [easyazon_link identifier=”1368036929″ locale=”US” tag=”groboobyboo-20″]Lift[/easyazon_link]by Minh Lê and Dan Santat in which we meet a little girl named Iris who lives for pressing the elevator button each day (M-F in the book) until her baby brother is old enough to press the button. Ugh! But, she finds a discovered a discarded elevator button in the trash and turns her closet door into a very magical space transformed by the press of her button.

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[easyazon_link identifier=”1250303176″ locale=”US” tag=”groboobyboo-20″]Llama Destroys the World[/easyazon_link] by Johnathan Stutzman is the story of a series of mistakes Llama makes throughout the week from dancing until his pants rip to eating all the cake. What will Sunday bring?

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[easyazon_link identifier=”0698114353″ locale=”US” tag=”groboobyboo-20″]Cookie’s Week[/easyazon_link] by Cindy Ward is a good pick for our youngest listeners. Bold pictures and limited text as we follow Cookie through a week of mischief and discovery.

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[easyazon_link identifier=”1626722552″ locale=”US” tag=”groboobyboo-20″]In Plain Sight[/easyazon_link] by Richard Jackson, we meet Sophie who runs to see her grandfather every day after school. And, each day, Grandfather is missing something. Leave it to Sophie to find it in plain sight. On Sunday, Sophie hides something for Grandfather to find.

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[easyazon_link identifier=”1605374571″ locale=”US” tag=”groboobyboo-20″]The Big Five[/easyazon_link]by Bella Makatini is the story of Danny who is visiting his grandfather. Each day (Monday-Friday), Grandpa shares a story about one of the big five animals from his homeland.

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[easyazon_link identifier=”1419700162″ locale=”US” tag=”groboobyboo-20″]I Had a Favorite Dress[/easyazon_link]by Boni Ashburn we meet a little girl who wears her favorite dress on Tuesdays. But, soon the dress is too short and a resourceful mama turns it into a new shirt that she now wears every Wednesday. But, soon that is too tight and her resourceful mom turns it into something else until soon there is nothing left. What is left to do now?

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In [easyazon_link identifier=”1481472607″ locale=”US” tag=”groboobyboo-20″]What Riley Wore[/easyazon_link] by Elana K. Arnold, we meet Riley who picks an outfit for every occasion. Riley feels shy on Monday and wears a bunny costume. Tuesday calls for a superhero cape for a dentist visit. With a nod to each day of the week, we get an even deeper lesson about self-expression and gender stereotypes.

Books About Specific Days of the Week

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[easyazon_link identifier=”0316431273″ locale=”US” tag=”groboobyboo-20″]Saturday[/easyazon_link] by Oge Mora is the story is a reminder that being together is the most important thing about any day.

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A beautiful book to read alongside Saturday by Mora is [easyazon_link identifier=”1624149219″ locale=”US” tag=”groboobyboo-20″]Saturdays are for Stella[/easyazon_link] by Candy Wellins. George loves spending Saturdays with his Grandma. But, then his Grandma passes away and Saturdays just don’t feel the same. But, though he is mourning there is joy when a new addition arrives to the family.

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[easyazon_link identifier=”1536203572″ locale=”US” tag=”groboobyboo-20″]Our Favorite Day[/easyazon_link] by Joowon Oh is the story of Papa who follows the same routine day after day. But, there is something special about one day of the week. On Thursdays, he visits the craft store and gets take out for lunch because someone very special is coming to visit. This is a sweet story about a loving tradition between grandparent and child.