add these horse books for kindergarten to your shelves to teach your children about these beautiful animals.
Fill your book baskets with books about horses. This collection of easy-to-read books is perfect for horse lovers!
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This list includes easy reads that you can read to your child or that your beginning reader can read on their own.
horse books for kindergarten
Below, I’ve featured just a handful of easy-to-read books that will help your kindergartners gain confidence in their reading skills while reading about horses.
You should be able to find them at your local library or bookstore. If you can’t find them locally, you can click on the cover of each image to purchase them on Amazon.
All of the books featured below are under $5, making them perfect for homeschooling on a budget!
Horse Show Champion: Barbie gets herself and her horse, Fawn, ready for a horse show. When it’s time to take the big leap, Tawny is scared. With patience and kindness, Barbie persuades Tawny to take the leap. Younger Barbie fans will want to ride and trot smartly to read with Barbie!
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spirit riding free: meet the friends – Along with their horses, spirit, pretty girl, and boomerang, the friends embark on adventures as they explore their frontier town.
ponies: Children will be captivated to see a new foal walk minutes after birth and then quickly become one of the most graceful animals on earth.
friend and go out: Every day, Billy takes friend to school. so pal waits alone, while billy plays with his friends from school. if only friend had a friend too?
spirit riding free: lucky’s class contest: the friends are part of a fundraiser for the school! But when Lucky teams up with Maricela for a fundraiser instead of Pru and Abigail, his competitive streak comes to the fore and tests his friendship.
pony scouts: really riding! – with a riding lesson and sleepover all planned, the pony scouts couldn’t be happier. . . until they discover a big surprise!
ponies and horses: ponies and horses introduces younger readers to the exciting world of ponies, horses, and the people who ride and care for them.
horses: did you know that horses can get sunburned? With stunning photography and fun, easy-to-read writing, this level 2 book covers everything from what horses like to eat to how they sleep. It’s all true and unbelievable!
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Bramble and Maggie: Horse Meets Girl – Maggie wants a pony to ride and care for, and to prepare she’s been reading a great book on caring for horses. Meanwhile, Bramble is bored with riding lessons and going around in circles. she is looking for the right person to get her out of her rut. is it a perfect combination?
Pony Scouts: Crazy Pony: Meg has pony books, toys, and clothes. And on her first day at a new school, Meg meets two girls who are just as crazy about ponies as she is!
pony scouts: runaway ponies! – the pony scouts are spending the night at jill’s house! they come to attend to the ponies day and night. But when one of the girls forgets to close a stall, it’s the scouts to the rescue!
spirit riding free: spring beginnings – The friends are excited when they are invited to a fancy ball held in honor of the governor’s visit to the city. But the girls’ plans for the dance are derailed when they discover that a member of the spirit pack is having a baby and needs her help. Can the friends save the day and the night?
I can ride a horse: Barbie has learned all about being a pet vet, a dancer, a teacher, and now she can ride a horse too!
pony scouts: back in the saddle – annie can’t wait to see her again. But when Annie accidentally loses her balance during her riding lesson, she has to decide: can she get up and try again, or will she have to forget her dream of riding one day?
paddywack: paddywack is a small three feet tall, and every inch of pony is full of sperm. It hasn’t been easy, but now he has his rider, Jane, well trained. he will trot. he canters. he will jump the jumps. he is a perfect pony. . . when she gives him treats. But on the day of the big horse show, Jane is so nervous that she forgets about her treats. Will Paddywack dig into his hooves? Or can it rise to the occasion?
Which of these horse books will you read first?
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