Here is a list of 12 of my favorite Christmas Tree Picture books-in the shape of a Christmas tree šŸ™‚ ! I’ve also included a few activities you can do in your classroom with them. If you click the titles below you’ll see the YouTube version of each book incase you don’t have it handy!

Ā  Ā CHRISTMAS TREE BOOKS

1.Red and Lulu

2. The Night Tree

3. Pick a Pine Tree

4. The Great Spruce

5. The Carpenter’s Gift

6. The Christmas Eve Tree

7. The Last Christmas Tree

8. A Wish to be a Christmas Tree

9. Mr. Willowby’s Christmas Tree

10. Maple & Willow’s Christmas Tree

11. The Biggest Christmas Tree Ever

12. Ā The Year of the Perfect Christmas Tree

The Year of the Perfect Christmas Tree

I love this Christmas book by Gloria Houston. If you haven’t read it, it’s about a young girl , Ruthie, and her mother who are determined to find a way to bring the perfect Christmas tree to the village church for the annual celebration. Ruthie’s father, Papa, has gone off to war and they aren’t sure he’ll return in time to cut down the tree that was selected earlier in the year.

Another reason I love this book is that there are so many great opportunities to reinforce ELA skills using this book as the mentor text! I truly believe the book will engage you students and that is so important when they’re practicing comprehension. It’s a lot easier to comprehend something that catches your interest, right?

I’ve created a few resources that are the perfect addition to this book and you can use with your students to practice things like the 5 W’s (Who, What, When, Where, Why and How) , Writing and Sequencing.

These comprehension questions come in both short answer response and multiple choice so they are perfect if you need to differentiate with your students!

I’ve also included a writing component that you can grab for FREE by entering your email in the form at the bottom of the page. This is a fun activity that you’ll likely want to hang up around your classroom!

If you’d like to see the other activities to use in your classroom just click HERE or the image below!


 

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