20+ Sports Books for Preschoolers

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As you know, we recently had a Sports themed day, and since the heart of any preschoolers education is reading, I wanted to share a ton of sports themed books your preschoolers might love!  You can print this post and take the whole list to the library, or click on the individual pictures to go to Amazon and learn more about each book.   These books cover a huge range of interests...from football to ballet!  What sports do your kiddos love the most?

The pictures are Amazon affiliate links...you never pay more for ordering through them, but they do give me a small referral commission.  Thank you for your support!

Little Granny Quarterback
by Bill Martin



Dino-Soccer
by Lisa Wheeler



Dino-Baseball
by Lisa Wheeler



Dino-Basketball
by Lisa Wheeler



Dino-Hockey
by Lisa Wheeler



Dino-Football
by Lisa Wheeler



The Berenstain Bears Get Their Kicks
by Stan Berenstain



The Berenstain Bears Phenom in the Family
by Stan Berenstain



Baby Dance 
by Ann Taylor



Spot Loves Sports
by Eric Hill



Sports Illustrated Kids Big Book of Why Sports



Little Basketball
by Brad Herzog



Little Football
by Brad Herzog


Swish!
By Bill Martin



I Spy With My Little Eye Hockey
by Matt Napier


Clifford's Sports Day
by Normal Bridwell



Curious George Plays Baseball
by H.A. Rey



Fancy Nancy: Budding Ballerina
by Jane O'Connor


First Day at Gymnastics
by Anita Ganeri



Dinosailers
by Deb Lund



Giraffes Can't Dance
by Giles Andreae




The Boy Who Wouldn't Swim
by Deb Lucke



I may share at any of these parties!

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