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Printable Leaf Activities

by Angela Thayer Leave a Comment

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There are so many wonderful ways to learn about leaves during autumn! If you are looking for printable leaf activities, you're in the right place! Today I'm sharing a free packet of leaf printables with you! The free download is at the bottom of this post. Printable Leaf Activities Packet The packet includes the following activities: 1. Leaf Maze This maze is in the shape of a maple leaf. Students will start the maze at the arrow on the left and will finish at the stem of the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Fall Activities, Printables Tagged With: leaf activities, leaves

Fall Harvest Sensory Bin

by Angela Thayer 1 Comment

Fall is HERE and I have a great sensory bin idea for you! This simple sensory bin is fun for kids and encourages learning through the senses and using dramatic play. Materials for Fall Sensory Bin: plastic bin popcorn kernels (or another sensory base like dried corn, pom poms, rice, or dried beans) mini hay bales (Hobby Lobby) leaves (Hobby Lobby) mini pumpkins (Hobby Lobby) mini squirrels (Hobby Lobby) scarecrow figurines (Hobby Lobby) I love Hobby Lobby for … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Fall Activities, Sensory Play Tagged With: sensory bins

Fall Q-Tip Painting Printables

by Angela Thayer 9 Comments

Fall is almost here and I have a fun Q-tip activity for you! Create some fall art with this q-tip painting activity. Not only are the pictures cute, but this is great for practicing fine motor skills! Here's What You Need: Handful of Q-tips Washable paint Fall Q-tip Printable (at the bottom of this post) Directions: Before you begin, print the pages onto card stock paper. Using card stock paper prevents the paint from bleeding through the page. Have the child dip a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Fall Activities, Fine Motor Skills Tagged With: q-tips

Leaf Activities for Preschoolers

by Angela Thayer 17 Comments

leaf activities for preschoolers

Fall is a perfect time to plan some leaf activities with preschoolers. If you live in a place where the leaves change colors, then you know how magical it feels when this happens. Every year I long for the colored leaves to last a little bit longer before they gracefully fall to the ground. Today I'm showing you some of our absolute FAVORITE leaf activities! I hope you'll try some of them out and let me know which one is your favorite! 1. Sticky Leaf Tree Go on a leaf hunt and find all … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Crafts, Fall Activities Tagged With: fall activities, leaf, leaves, letter L

Turkey Handprint Sensory Activity

by Jeana Kinne 3 Comments

Thanksgiving is upon us and turkeys are the most popular animal right now! There are a lot of turkey crafts, but sometimes it is hard for little ones to participate. That is why I love activities that include safe activities that are edible for toddlers. High sensory crafts can be messy, but they sure are fun! This special turkey print is all about the process and doesn’t need to be saved when completed (unless of course, you want to take a picture of it and frame it for future Thanksgivings). … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Fall Activities, Holidays, Toddlers Tagged With: handprint, turkey

Thankful Turkey Hats

by Angela Thayer 11 Comments

thanksgiving turkey hat

I think it's the cutest thing to see little ones wearing paper hats. You know the ones they make at school or homeschool about the alphabet or something similar? Well today I'm sharing with you a Thankful Turkey Hat that I created for little ones to celebrate Thanksgiving! These adorable hats are great to use with children, especially preschoolers and kindergarteners. The concept is simple. It is a "thankful turkey" where kids write what they are thankful for onto the turkey feathers. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Fall Activities, Holidays, Printables Tagged With: hats, thanksgiving, turkey

Five Little Pumpkins – Free Rhyme Booklet

by Angela Thayer 23 Comments

5 Little Pumpkins Booklet

When October comes around, my boys love to chant the Five Little Pumpkins rhyme. It's such a cute little rhyme for Halloween. My 2-year-old learned it this year and it is the cutest thing to hear him recite the whole poem! Today I am sharing with you a fun little booklet I created using this poem.  For those of you who have never heard the poem, here is how it goes: Five little pumpkins sitting on a gate. The first one said, "Oh my, it's getting late!" The second one said, "There are … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Beginning Readers, Fall Activities, Preschool, Printables Tagged With: pumpkins

Pumpkin Shadow Faces

by Jeana Kinne Leave a Comment

pumpkin shadow faces

Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. See my disclosure for more details. Pumpkins, pumpkins everywhere! I love this “pumpkin” time of year. Not only for the pumpkin lattes but also for the fabulous sensory experiences that pumpkins give our kids. You know, that ooey, gooey mess that either makes use smile or cringe? Not to worry, if you or your children don’t like to touch the “pumpkin guts,” you don’t have to for this activity. It is so important for us to “read” the faces of our … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Fall Activities Tagged With: pumpkins, social skills

Fall Math Packet for Preschoolers

by Angela Thayer 19 Comments

free preschool math packet for fall

I just love this time of year....pumpkins, changing leaves, warm drinks, sweatshirts, campfires...the list could go on and on! Now that school is in full swing, I wanted to share a new fall math packet with you! This 33-page packet includes fun activities to learn numbers, practice counting, and more! In this math packet, you will find practice with these skills: number recognition counting comparing (biggest/smallest) finding differences writing numbers one-to-one … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Fall Activities, Math, Preschool, Printables Tagged With: math packet

Appleseed Color & Count

by Jeana Kinne Leave a Comment

appleseed color & count activities

Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. See my disclosure for more details. Fall is almost here and soon we'll see apples everywhere! Apples come in many colors and forms (apple cider is my favorite!) As I wander the grocery stores and Apple Hill (a local apple tree farm), I can’t help but be in awe of all the colors! There are so many different colors of apples and each one has a slightly different flavor. One of my favorite things to teach with apples is that, although they are all … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Fall Activities, Math Tagged With: apples

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