What a fun fall craft to do with kids!

Create this simple fall DIY popsicle stick scarecrow for a super cute fall craft for kids! This popsicle stick scarecrow makes a festive refrigerator magnet

This paper pumpkin is SO SIMPLE - it's the perfect craft for Thanksgiving or Halloween! Make this super cute paper strip pumpkin in just a few minutes, using simple supplies. Paper Strip Pumpkin These 3D paper strip pumpkins are quick, fun, and easy to make! Transform a simple piece of construction paper or cardstock into an adorable pumpkin in just a few minutes. This is a great fall craft for kids of all ages. There's no glue needed so it's also a low mess craft - which I always appreciate! These paper pumpkins are inexpensive and you can make them

Beautiful coffee filter crafts & art projects for kids of all ages to make LOTS of flower, animal, and seasonal crafts using coffee filters.

Fall is in the air! Decorate for the season with a paper strips pumpkin craft that’s easy enough for even kids to make! Great for practicing kid’s cutting and gluing skills, all you need is a few pieces of colored paper to get started making this adorable fall craft!This post contains affiliate links. For more information, see my disclosures.Supplies • Two pieces of white paper • A few pieces of fall colored paper (orange, brown, cream, red, etc.) • Scissors • Green tulle • Twine • Glue • Hot

Get ready for a fun, crafty fall with your kids. Here are 30 fun, unique, and creative September Crafts for Kids that are sure to be a hit in your house!

Cute yarn pumpkins are a fun-to-make pumpkin arts and crafts to try in October with a technique using a balloon, orange yarn, and glue.

Fall Crafts for Kids that are fun and educational. Great for September, October and November to celebrate cooler weather in all grades.

These leaf people are so fun to make during fall. Gather a bunch of autumn leaves and make this fun and easy craft with your kids or at school.

Are you looking for fun fall-themed writing prompts? My Apple Writing Prompts with Page Toppers are the perfect way to get students' creativity flowing and encourage writing about the season! These are no prep: simply print and go! I like to print a few of each page topper and let students choose which one to use. Includes: 12 writing prompts 8 page toppers 1 blank writing page for students to create their own story extra guided line and regular line pages in case students need more room **ALL prompts and blank writing pages come in 4 versions - guided lines with picture spot, guided lines, regular lines with picture spot, and regular lines Sign up for FREEBIES HERE Get TpT credit to use on future purchases: Go to your "My Purchases" page and click the "Leave a Review" button to leave feedback. For each review, TpT will give you credits that you can use toward your future purchases! Connect with me on Instagram! Tag me in a picture of you using these resources for a chance to be featured on my page! Cultivating Brilliant Minds Instagram Page Make sure to FOLLOW ME to be alerted when new products are available.

Lots of pretty autumn crafts for kids creating fall leaf art projects! Lots of clever and unique leaf crafts for preschoolers and up!

Fall is hands down my favorite season for setting up crafts and activities in the elementary classroom! Pumpkins, apples, changing leaves, and holidays like Halloween and Thanksgiving provide so many ways to bring fall vibes

Here's a fall writing craftivity that's fun and easy to make. Hang them together to create an adorable bulletin board or hallway display! Materials construction paper (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, brown) tree template writing template stick glue scissors Directions Print the tree template on brown construction paper. Cut it out and glue it on

3rd Grade Fall Forests Third grade has been working on these cute little creations for the past couple of art classes now, and have been doing a great job! Materials: Tru-Ray construction paper 9x12 & 4x6, pencils, Sharpie markers, scissors, and Elmer's glue sticks. First, the students cut out their ground, and glued it to their background. They were to glue on the lightest green first, darker green second, and darkest green third, to create the look of aerial perspective. After they glued on their ground, the drew and cut out their trees. After they drew and traced the branches with a sharpie, they could glue them on the ground. We talked about overlapping and how to create the illusion of space when gluing on their trees. After the trees were glued, a few clouds and a sun were added to complete their project! Here are some examples of their work! Rebecca Katelyn

Celebrate autumn with these fun-to-make fall crafts for kids! Projects with apple, pumpkin, leaf, scarecrow, acorn, corn and more!

Fall Crafts for Kids that are fun and educational. Great for September, October and November to celebrate cooler weather in all grades.

This week, 2nd grade started their Fall reflection paintings. These were created in just a few steps. This project was inspired by, Lauralee Chambers . You can check her work out on Instagram, if you click on her name. Here's how we created ours. First draw out "Y" trees on a folded piece of 90lb paper, with a brown oil pastel. My example got a little wrinkled and dirty this week! Then, add paint! We used tempera cakes! These are our favorites!! The colors are so bright and vibrant! (amazon affiliate link) After the students painted their trees with warm colors, they added a little bit of blue for the sky, and a strip of green for the ground. With the top half complete, the students were to really wet the bottom half of their paper. Don't be too scared to add enough water, or it won't work! You may have to blot the crease if you have excess water, but that's ok! It's better to have too much, than not enough! Next class, when the paint is dry, we will add oil pastels to really make things pop! We'll add leaves, clouds, trunk reflections, and white lines on the bottom half to make it look more like water. “Lauren Stacey is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.”

FUN Turkey Game that is both Thanksgiving activities, Fall STEM, and a physics science experimetn too! Try Turkey Races in November!

The 2nd Grade students studied the artist Vincent Van Gogh and his artwork. We also read the book, Camille and the Sunflowers. The students were able to create a giant sunflower creating emphasis in their artwork. Then they were shown how to blend colors using oil pastels. The students had to choose a cool color for their background to make their sunflower "pop" in their piece of art.

Third grade drawing projects get so much easier when you have step by step instructions. Free PDF downloads are available for every one.

Use these 6 fun fall activities, as well as simple apple crafts to make fall in the elementary classroom fun and ...