Great Homeschooling Links: Favorite Fall Ideas

by Lauren on October 29, 2011 · 2 comments · arts and crafts, elementary school, family, great links, holidays and celebrations


fallen leaf

The days are getting shorter and there’s a chill in the air.  It must be fall!  Fall is by far my favorite season.  There are new, seasonal things to learn about  and crafty fall projects to create.  Here are a few of my favorite fall ideas.

 

Acorn Nature CollageNo Time for Flash Cards
Make an Acorn Collage of items collected from your backyard.  This is a great activity for Pre-K all the way through first or second grade.

 

Books for FallThe Happy Housewife
Are you kids looking for some new reads this season?  This list contains 9 fall-themed books.

 

How to Make Pumpkin Pie PlaydoughCrystal & Co.
Yum!  Recipe for playdough (it’s not edible) that smells like pumpkin pie!  Changing the smell of the playdough makes an everyday activity seem special.

 

How to Draw a Fall TreeArt Projects for Kids
A step-by-step guide to drawing a realistic fall tree.  This is a project for ages Kindergarten and older.

 

Science Project: Predict Fall Leaf ColorsTLC – How Stuff Works
There are still a few green leaves left on the trees!  Use the directions in this experiment to preview the leaf’s fall color.

 

Mosaic CornucopiaKaboose
Create a mosaic cornucopia!  This creative craft is perfect for those that love to tear paper and glue.

 

Fall Tree Dice GameMy Montessori Journey
A Montessori-inspired game where  your child adds leaves to their tree as determined by the roll of the die.  This game can easily be played by one or two children.

 

Create a Thanksgiving TreeHomeschooling Ideas
What an excellent visual reminder of what we’re truly thankful for!  After creating a “tree”, each person in the family writes one thing/person they are thankful for each day on a leaf.  If you start on November 1st, you will have a beautifully leaved tree by Thanksgiving Day!

 

(photo source: flickr creative commons)

Lauren Hill is the homeschooling mama of 4 little ones, ages 6 to 11 months.  In  her free time (haha!) she blogs about all things laundry and creates printable worksheets for the pre-K to 2nd grade crowd.  Follow Lauren on Twitter @MamaLearning.

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Sharla October 29, 2011 at 10:49 am

Thanks for sharing this list. It has some great ideas for fall!

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Crystal & Co October 30, 2011 at 11:38 am

Thank you so much for sharing my play dough recipe with your readers! It really is so much fun to make. :)

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