Here is a simple spider anatomy activity that’s easy to set up and can be enjoyed over and over again. This activity is perfect for Halloween or general spider study. The legs and googly eyes stick to the paper, making this an irresistible activity for kids of all ages. We love searching for spiders in the fall! They seem to…
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Fall Leaf Sensory Writing Tray
Are you looking for a free and beautiful sensory tray for practicing prewriting skills? Children will love cutting, tearing and crumbling a rainbow of leaves for this activity! Once its ready, they can practice writing their letters and other prewriting strokes in the leaf confetti. This writing tray is just as much fun to create as it is to use! …
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A Simple Fall Leaf Crown Activity (you can do over and over again)
Here is a simple fall leaf crown activity that you can do over and over again! With just a few supplies, you have a fun nature invitation that children will love and return to throughout the week- if not longer. This is one of those activities that exceeded my expectations. It gives children the opportunity to learn, play, and create…
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How to Preserve Fall Leaves with Beeswax
Are you ready for the ultimate fall sensory experience?! This activity is one of our favorite fall traditions and it will quickly find it’s way onto your list of favorite fall activities as well. Keep on reading if you are interested in learning how to preserve leaves! The sense of smell is closely linked with memory, probably more so than…
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A Simple Mummy Rock Nature Craft for Halloween
Try this simple mummy craft this Halloween. This not so spooky Halloween craft is fun to make and is really easy to set up! The googly eyes are fun to stick on the rocks and the little rubber bands will give those fine motor skills a great workout! Read the post to see what makes these mummy rocks extra special….
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Practicing Prewriting Skills with Sticks and Stones
Try this simple activity to work on prewriting skills. Practice drawing straight lines on sticks and curved lines on stones with water and a paintbrush. What’s the best part of this activity?? The materials are completely reusable. You can practice over and over again once the sticks and stones dry! My youngest is four and is eager to write his…
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