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Plants-Trees Books For Kids

From tiny seeds to towering forests, these books about plants and trees for kids help bring nature closer to young readers. Fascinating topics and easy-to-follow explanations encourage curiosity about the environment during reading time at home or in the classroom.

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Popular Books

I Am Not a Banana
Master Hamster Super Science: Seeds, Weeds, and Genetic Misdeeds
SciShow Kids: Pollination: How Bees Help Make Fruit!
How to Draw a Carrot
Outdoor Art Hacks | LIFE HACKS FOR KIDS
Rare Fruits and Vegetables Song
The Baby Bumble Bee Song | The Importance of Bees
Who Are Flowers Trying to Attract?
How to Draw a Cute Flower
Deep Look: This is NOT a Dandelion
Draw Your Own Plants and Flowers
Deforestation
Daisy and the Gumboot Kids: Cactus Rock
Fairy Garden Hacks | LIFE HACKS FOR KIDS
Don’t Hug a Cactus
How Does Rice Grow?
The Secret Social Life of Plants
Blueberries for Sal

New Releases

From Seed to Plant
Before the Seed: How Pollen Moves
The Seed Who Was Afraid to Be Planted
I Planted a Seed
Plant Attack! The Fascinating Ways Flora Defends Itself
This Plant Is NOT Boring
Benjamin Grows a Garden
Wild Greens, Beautiful Girl
The Weedflower
We Can Readers: Su Sees
Don’t Hug a Cactus
The Noisy Puddle: A Vernal Pool Through the Seasons
Snag It: Who Needs a Dead Tree?
¡Troncón! ¿Quién necesita un árbol marchito?
Master Hamster Super Science: Seeds, Weeds, and Genetic Misdeeds
From Seed to Crop
In the Woods
It's Me, Henry!
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Master Hamster Super Science: Seeds, Weeds, and Genetic MisdeedsDraw Your Own Plants and FlowersBlueberries for SalNational Geographic Readers: Seed to PlantLife CyclesKiller PlantsVegetablesFood WebsLMNO PeasFruitCaillou: The Carrot PatchPlant ReproductionPlants!How Chocolate Is Made: From Natural Resource to Finished ProductAmazon Rain ForestInside Ecosystems and BiomesHow Do Plants Grow?Marine BiomesFrom Seed to PlantBees and FlowersHow Is Chocolate Made?Looking at Layers: Looking Into the Rain ForestPlant Life CyclesRide the Wind: Airborne Journeys of Animals and Plants

Videos

I Am Not a BananaSciShow Kids: Pollination: How Bees Help Make Fruit!How to Draw a CarrotOutdoor Art Hacks | LIFE HACKS FOR KIDSRare Fruits and Vegetables SongThe Baby Bumble Bee Song | The Importance of Bees

Help your child grow through reading

Did you know?

  • Plants can communicate with each other through underground fungi.Sunflowers can slowly turn throughout the day to face the sun as they grow.
  • Certain trees can live for thousands of years!
  • Many plants grow more during the night than during the day.

How to make the most of Epic

For Parents
  • Use these stories during family reading time to spark curiosity about the natural world.
  • Encourage kids to plant seeds after reading to connect stories with hands-on learning experiences.
For Educators
  • Incorporate these stories into science lessons focused on ecosystems, habitats and living things.
  • Use read-aloud sessions to guide conversations about how plants, animals and ecosystems are connected.

FAQ

Families and educators can use books about plants and trees to encourage curiosity about nature and the environment. These books can be read during storytime, used in discussions about ecosystems or incorporated into science lessons.

Books about plants and trees are easy for kids to follow because they often include illustrations, fun facts and simple stories that connect children to everyday greenery.

Books about plants and trees work well during nature walks, science projects or bedtime reading. They can help kids enjoy reading while learning more about the environment.

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