What to Read Wednesday: Kids’ Books About Scarecrows

Scarecrows

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During fall harvest season, we are seeing scarecrows everywhere–some that are really ’employed’ in our neighboring farmers’ fields, and some that are sitting on porches just for fun. My kids built a scarecrow one year using jeans and a flannel shirt we picked up at a thrift shop, with a wig form as it’s head. We covered the head with a piece of burlap with a face painted on it, added a hat, and he was all set to guard our front porch. The thing was, every time I walked out the door, it scared me to death! I though someone was hanging out at our house for that split second between my heart stopping and the realization that it was harmless Mr. Scarecrow.

Our scarecrow didn’t survive after a few years out in the weather, so we are enjoying scarecrow books this year instead of making another frightening friend.

We are sharing our favorite scarecrow books, and we’d love to hear if you would add anything to our list. Let us know in the comments below.

Happy reading!

Our Favorite Scarecrow Books for Kids

• Scarecrow
• The Scarecrow’s Hat
• The Scarecrow’s Dance
• The Little Scarecrow Boy
• Otis and the Scarecrow
• Scarecrow’s Secret
• Scarecrow Pete
• The Scarecrow
• Scaredycrow
• The Lonely Scarecrow
• Scarecrow! (level 1) (Word-By-Word First Reader)
• The Scarecrow of Oz
• Little Bear Makes a Scarecrow (Maurice Sendak’s Little Bear)

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• Geography Storybooks for Kids from Highhill Homeschool

 

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