Preschool Fall Activities

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Fall is my favorite time of the year! The brilliant colors of the orange leaves as they change and fall from trees create so many fun activity opportunities. This enjoyable printable fall activities for preschoolers activity pack uses the colors and vocabulary of fall to teach children shapes, sight words, vocabulary words, alphabet letters, numbers, and more.

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Fall Theme Activities For Kids

Aimed at children ages three through eight, this massive Fall Printable Pack includes a variety of math and literacy activities as well as some exciting animal activities. Add the activities to your fall lesson plans. Kindergarteners will also enjoy this pack.

Whether you use this pack at home or within your Kindergarten preschool classroom, I know your student will LOVE it.

Materials Required:

Here are some items that pair well with these activities. You will use each of these items over and over during all my printable preschool activity packs.

Do a Dot Art Markers
Cardstock (to print everything out on.)
A pocket chart
Scissors
Write and wipe Dry Erase Pockets
Clothespins
Laminator With Pockets
Lead Pencils
Shape Buttons
Pom Poms
Circle Stickers
Play Dough

Watch the Fall activities for preschool video to see the activity in action

Fall Preschool Activities Printables

I’ve included a wide variety of hands-on activities in the fall activity printables pack.

I placed items on a tray so that I could hand out items to me daughter as we need throughout the week.

Fall words included in the preschool fall activities pack are:

leaf
squirrel
sunflower
pumpkin
mushroom
acorn
pumpkin
hay
apple
corn
wagon
crow
rake
scarecrow
and MORE

1. Fall Vocabulary Words – Includes a poster, cards and a cut and paste worksheet.

2. Fall puzzles – create the picture through number order, skip counting, word building and picture matching.

3. Fall 3-part cards – match the word and picture to the whole card.

4. Fall activity pages – This pack includes math, literacy, and fine motor activity pages.

5. Fall Cutting Activity – cut the strips out and snip on the grey line. There is also a full-page cutting activity where students will cut on the dashed line.

6. Number Matching Pumpkin Activity – count the seeds in the pumpkin and then match it to the number pumpkin.

7. Fall Fingerprint Painting Activity – paint using your fingertips.

8. Fall Count and Clip Cards – Count the pictures on the card then clip the number. Match the number and the ten frame.

9. Sunflower Petal Counting Clip Cards – Count the petals on the sunflower then clip the number.

10. Fall Craft Puppets – Cut the pictures out, then place them on a craft stick. Add a coloring component by printing out the black and white pages.

11. Fall Squirrel Size Sequencing Cards

12. Fall Count The Room Number Matching Cards

13. Fall Foldable Mini Book – Color the pictures and trace the words.

14. Fall Sticker Pages – Use dot stickers or dot markers to dot the pictures.

15. Fall sunflower craft with student’s picture

16. Fall shape matching activity – draw a shape card, then cover the matching shape tree.

17. Fall Alphabet Leaves – Draw an alphabet card then cover the alphabet leaf on the page.

18. Sunflower Shapes Garden – Match the shape buttons to the shapes in the sunflowers.

19. Uppercase and lowercase matching acorns – Match the uppercase letter acorn to the lowercase bottoms of the acorn.

20. Fall Dough Mats – Create the Fall pictures using play dough.

21. Fall Cotton Bud Painting Activity – Use cotton buds to paint the picture by dipping the cotton bud in paint and then dot it.

22. Fall Scarecrow Feelings Activity – Pick a card then draw the feelings.

23. Fall nature hunt – Take the nature hunt with you on a walk, and as you find the items, put a check mark on the box.

24. Fall fine motor acorn – Color in the picture, then trace on the dashed lines and use a hole punch to create the circles.

26. Fall sight word activity – Pick a sight word card, then cover the fall picture with the sight word on it.

The sunflower fall craft was a true highlight for my daughter. She loved seeing her face on the sunflower. You can also build the sunflower without a child’s face. It is such a fun fall craft. The craft comes in color and black and white so students can color the yellow sunflower on their own or make it any color they prefer.

WHERE TO GET THIS ACTIVITY

GET THE FALL ACTIVITIES PACK

Your literacy and math center activities are taken care of this fall season including fine motor skills worksheets, a fall mini book, letter tracing and letter identification worksheets, counting activities and so much more! Both color and black and white formats are included to cater for your individual printing needs.

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Children will love building the pumpkin, basket and scarecrow as art of the number puzzles as well as a dog and acorn as part of the word building puzzles.

Just like us, Mr Scarecrow has some big feelings. Can you help draw and identify those feelings?

You can make it a sensory activity. Throw the cards in a sensory bin and have your child find a card and then identify the matching feeling.

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This activity pack is adaptable for kids ages 2-7.

My 2-year-old adores shape and button themed activities. She loved the sunflower shapes garden. Toddlers LOVE this one.

Flip the shape and then find the matching shape leaf. Then cover it.

The play dough mats will work on their fine motor skills and strengthen their hands.

Create some Fall Playdough using my fall playdough recipe to go with the mats.

Work on size sequencing using the squirrel cards from biggest to smallest or smallest to biggest. There are also many other math activities like skip counting puzzles.

I have set up the activity below in two different ways. On day 1, I will give my daughter this activity and have her use it with the Pom Poms. You can add velcro dots to the white parts of the circle so the pom poms stick.

On day 2, I will give her the same activity with the stickers.

Stickers are always a win with the little ones. These types of activities work on their fine motor skills.

The counting cards can be used with clothespins/pegs to target more fine motor and hand strength. Or you can use a mini eraser to cover the correct numbers. You can also use pumpkin seeds instead of the erasers.

I printed out a few puzzles for my daughter to work on. She started with the two piece puzzles and then moved onto the 4 piece puzzles.

Match the uppercase acorn to the lowercase matching piece.

Here are some optional sight word activities. Choose a leaf, pumpkin or acorn. Then build it. Then identify it on the included mat. For sight words, we want to practice it by having students look at the word many times so that they can then remember it quickly by sight.

The activities come in color and black and white. Students can color the black and white sheets in and they also save ink too.