Grab any of these fiction or nonfiction Letter I Books about everything from iguanas to illustrators and inspire your kids!
Get your kids excited about reading and learning about new things with Book Lists for Kids like this one!
Insects, islands, and inch worms are just a few of the topics you’ll read with your kids from the Letter I Books list.
How Can I Get These Letter I Books?
Check your local bookstore! Many of these titles are well known and available just about anywhere.
If you can’t find them there, Barnes and Noble is another great option.
Waiting for shipping can be hard, but Amazon will have all of these titles, for sure.
Not looking to buy? Be sure to check your local library! If they don’t have one of the titles, just ask.
Libraries are often happy to order books their patrons are interested in reading!
How Do I Help My Lids Learn The Letter I By Sight And Sound?
Grabbing one of these Letter I books and helping your kids hear the different sounds the letter I can make is a great place to start.
Try to emphasize the letter when you see it or have your littles point it out on the page.
Say the letter I and say the sound it says out loud and have your kids repeat after you. Repetition is key in learning letters and reading!
Letter I Resources For Preschoolers:
Pair these resources with the books to make learning all about the letter I even more fun!
- Letter I Printable Book
- Letter I Tracing Worksheets from Homeschool Preschool
- Ice Cream Letter Matching Activity
- Find the Letter Printable: I is for Iguana from 3 Boys and a Dog
- Ice Cream Beginning Sounds Activity
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To find out more information about these fiction and non-fiction books, click on the pictures.
Letter I Books for Kids
Be on the lookout on each page for the little inchworm who loves to measure things. But what will happen when a nightingale comes along and wants to eat him? The surprise solution will keep your kids coming back to this book over and over.
Follow ice cream through its history from its humble start to the store-bought concoction we can get today! Gail Gibbons takes you along on an exciting and delicious adventure that starts at a farm and ends with the freezer.
Alex really wants an iguana. All he has to do is convince his skeptical mom. Readers of all ages (including parents!) will enjoy Alex's letter writing campaign along with his mom's responses as both of their dreams of what owning a pet iguana looks like comes alive with fun illustrations.
Discover a myriad of insects, their feeding habits, how they are born, and more in this wonderful book filled with National Geographic, up-close pictures. The simple text is perfect for young readers and the pictures will get kids of all ages excited to get outside and find some insects in their natural habitats.
A fun, Mexican twist on the story of the Little Red Hen, join Iguana as she plans a fiesta and tries to get her friends to help. This is a great tool for helping kids understand friendship and the importance of doing your part.
What would you do if you woke up with giant antlers one morning? Join Imogene as she finds out! You'll get to see her family's reaction and how others help her find helpful uses for the antlers. A great story about finding the positive in every situation and learning to adapt.
Discover seasonal changes both year to year and over long periods of time in this Caldecott Medal-Winner. Your little ones will be enamored with the lyrical text and the magical side of nature depicted in this beautiful book.
Young readers will learn tons about iguanas in this letter i book! They will love learning the sounds the letter i can make and the pictures will also keep them engaged.
A fun, rhyming story about fractions and measuring that your kids will love. Join inchworm as he adds other fractions to his measuring of the vegetables in the garden.
Another definite win from author Andrea Beaty, this is a fantastic story about a kid who finds out he's a little different than his classmates but manages to find his voice in a unique way. Discover how Aaron decides to communicate in a way that doesn't allow his learning disability to define who he is.
What is your favorite letter I book? Share it in the comment section below!