Learning About Italy Childrens Books

Learn About Italy through Children's Books | kids books | picture books | learn geography | learning cultures | Italian food for kids | homeschooling Italy unit study | homeschool curriculum | what to read wednesday #wtrw

Learn about Italy through these fun and inspiring children’s books. Learning about different cultures, people and places around the world is so important. Kids learn appreciation of others and that their way of life is only one way to live in our big wide world. Add these books about Italy to your homeschool curriculum or supplement your history, geography, and social studies lessons.

Create an Italian unit study or just enjoy these books about Italy on their own with your kids. I included some Italian folktales and stories as well as an Italian cook book for kids. My favorite way to learn about any country is through food! I probably don’t have to twist your arm too hard to convince you to enjoy some Italian foods while you study.

Learn About Italy through Children's Books | kids books | picture books | learn geography | learning cultures | Italian food for kids | homeschooling Italy unit study | homeschool curriculum | what to read wednesday #wtrw

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Make some extra time to read with your kids this week.

Our Favorite Books about Italy:

A Life Like Mine: How Children Live Around the World (Children Just Like Me)

The Little Prince

The Silver Spoon for Children: Favorite Italian Recipes

Italian Popular Tales (Classic Reprint)

The Tiny Traveler: Italy: A Book of Numbers

If You Were Me and Lived in…Renaissance Italy: An Introduction to Civilizations Throughout Time

The Magical World of Strega Nona: a Treasury

Italy ABCs: A Book About the People and Places of Italy

Kids’ Travel Guide – Italy: The fun way to discover Italy – especially for kids (Kids’ Travel Guide series)

Thank you for joining me for What to Read Wednesday.

Click here to see a complete list of What to Read Wednesday book topics. This is a great resource for planning themed unit studies or for encouraging your child’s current interests!

Do you have any favorite kids books about Italy? Share in comments.

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