Books to Help Get You and Your Kids Through Quarantine

Apr 19, 2020by Ann Wiley

Quarantine have brought along a new appreciation for books. Cookbooks, activity books, books that teach, and so much more. Here is a list of books to keep all your littles entertained while stuck at home. (Links to books below each image)

Need some simple recipes to get the kids in the kitchen? Let the kids help with meal planning this week and have them choose what dinner or breakfast they’ll make (or at least help make).

From our favorite local cookbook author Danielle Kartes, this cookbook was made just for Mom and little chefs! It's full of foods you will both love to cook together. Kids will feel proud of what they cook up while strengthening that special familial bond.

Mom and Me Cooking Together

Good Housekeeping’s fun-to-make (and eat!) recipes will appeal to every kid.

Good Housekeeping Kid's Cook!

Want to try something new for your P.E. time? Try yoga! Not only does yoga promote general wellness, but it helps reduce stress during these trying times.

Teach Your Child Yoga

Help kids get smart about money while they’re young with this fun and informative book! This book offers different ways to help put your kids on the path to managing their own money, no matter how much or little they currently have.

The Kids' Money Book

If you need ideas and help putting together fun activities all about science and engineering make sure you grab this book! ‘Make This!’ offers step-by-step instructions to guide kids through different hands-on science projects while giving them the chance to use their problem-solving and maker skills.

National Geographic: Make This!

Bring back Family Game Night! The ‘Big Book of Family Games’ offers over 100 family & group games that don’t need phones. Get the family together and enjoy these interactive activities that will have you laughing and enjoying each other’s company.

Big Book of Family Games

Even though we can’t travel right now, that shouldn’t stop us from planning future family adventures. Check out these books and start thinking about what you want to do this summer!

Activities range from exploring children’s museums to hiking, swimming, visiting libraries, zoos, playgrounds, and much more. Including where to find the best ice cream!