This Pumpkin Game is perfect for all ages because it can be used to have fun practicing almost anything! Download and print the pumpkin game template (below). Cut it out and tape it to the top of an empty tissue box. Use it to play one or all of these pumpkin games! …
Yesterday we shared a Leaf Color Matching printable that was inspired by the colors on the trees this time of year! Today we’d like to share Leaf Number Cards. Simply download, print, and play (download at bottom of the post). What can you do with these cards? There are SO many ways you can …
We have been loving all of the colors on the trees this year! Which inspired this Leaf Color Matching printable. You can use this activity in many ways: Sort the leaves according to their color Print two copies and play Memory Print two copies and match the leaves Write the letters of your …
This Leaf Counting Game is the perfect way to welcome Fall while identifying numbers, sequencing, and counting. Materials: 10 leaves (silk or real) and write the numbers 1-10 on them with a permanent marker. First, put the leaves in both hands and throw them up in the air as high as you can. This …
Isn’t this corn painting from Fun for Kids such a neat idea? Use uncooked corn on the cob pieces and roll them into the paint and then onto your paper. The kids could stay busy making place mats, coasters, or even a table runner while you prepare for Thanksgiving.
I read about this activity at Granola Mom 4 God. I love when I already have the materials and can try the activity right away! B was full of giggles and didn’t want to stop. So fun! Here’s what you do: *Stand up on a chair and drop a feather. (I had silk flowers on …
Feeling kind of silly dancing around your living room and sing songing the same rhymes like Where is Pumpkin over and over? Here are just a few of the many benefits of sharing songs and rhymes with your baby/child: Sharing songs and rhymes is an excellent way for parents to spend time with their children and …