Sweet book about a mother and daughter who cook soup together all day on a chilly day. Cozy vibes! Pre-K through 2nd grade. ( )

This book follows a mother and a little girl who shops for ingredients to make a vegetable soup together. While the soup is cooking, the two of them spend time with each other. This book emphasizes a mother and daughter relationship while celebrating the idea that food brings people together. This would be a great book for kindergarten to early elementary students. ( )

Soup day tells the story of a little girl who cooks soup with her mother. Before long, Daddy's home and the family sit down to enjoy a homemade dinner. This story works best for students ages kindergarten through second. I appreciate how this book teaches kids about the importance of a homemade meal, it could potentially be used in health class.

This is a board book/hard book that is perfect for primary readers. It includes various shapes, colors, and vegetables for kids to learn. It also has a recipe for kids to try and follow along which a fun way to stay engaged. This book goes through what this girls family does on "soup day" which could also be another Childs snow day. ( )

This book would be good for primary students.

This book is about a little girl who makes soup with her mom. They pick out the vegetables and cut them. She talks about the colors and the shapes that she gets to cut them into. She talks about the types of pasta that she can add to the soup.

This book would be great to pair with a nutrition lesson. This book talks about pasta, vegetables and meals. This way would be a great way to talk about how students might help at meal time at home. They could also make their own soup with paper and glue. They can make projects. ( )