Best Books For 7 Year Old Girls | All Year Long

Best Books For 7-Year-Old Girls heading into the first grade. Hopefully, this list will keep your reader excited about books all year.

Best Books For 7 Year Old Girls | All Year Long

I’m lucky that both of my girls love to read, and it could be because I read to them every day, even before they were born.

Opening a book allows our brain to create a new world, take us to far-off places, and allow our imagination to run wild.

Taking us away from the real world.

It’s an escape to an imaginative world that doesn’t involve any electronics but our own imagination.

As a former teacher, reading is one of the few things that I don’t negotiate.

Whether we’re on vacation, summer break, or it’s back to school time.

Picture Books

• Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type – Paper Plate Craft
• Green Eggs and Ham
• The Giving Tree
• A Bad Case of Stripes
• Emily’s First 100 Days of School
• Lily’s Purple Plastic Purse
• Don’t Let The Pigeon Stay Up Late
• The Night Before First Grade
• Pinkalicious

Level Reading Books

• Unicorn Wings
• The Little Mermaid
• Outside My Window
• Trolls
• DC  Superhero Girls
• The Incredible Elastigirl

How Long Should Kids Read Every Day?

The length of your child’s daily reading depends on their age, but I would suggest a minimum of 30 minutes a day for kids who are 7 and older.

Younger kids who need help reading should read for at least 15 minutes a night, but realistically it might be longer because they are still sounding out words and letter sounds.

Make sure to be encouraging and never force your child to read.

You want them to love it, not see it as a chore.

Chapter Books

• Magic Tree House Series
• Baby Mouse Graphic Novel
• Rainbow Magic Series
• Junie B. Jones First Grade Collection
• Amelia Bedelia
• Charlotte’s Web
• Princess Posey Series
• Missy’s Super Series
• The Never Girls Collection by Disney

How To Encourage Kids To Read

Encouraging kids to read with a positive tone is the most important part of making sure your kids see it as a fun activity and not a chore.

Here are a few tips that can help encourage your child to read more often and daily.

• Allow them to choose books that they want to read.
• Take them to the library or book store to choose their own books. You can always guide them to read age-appropriate books, but make sure they choose a book they enjoy reading.
• Use positive reinforcements. I have a fun Summer Bingo game that you can use all year long to encourage kids to read. Once they have bingo, reward them with a fun treat or surprise.
• Set a reading timer for at least 30 minutes.
• Create a fun reading nook or reading spot to make it cozier.
• Create activities to go with your book. I have several crafts that were inspired by books my girls have read. Encourage your child to read the book and create a craft or recipe inspired by their book. 

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*Originally published June 2018*