Can you believe it? Yes, fall will soon be upon us. I know so many of you are thrilled about pumpkin everything, the leaves turning, and all the beauty nature has to offer us. We are too!

Today I want to share with you a soft introduction to fall that I have created for my preschoolers.

They are entirely new to FALL, and all that entails. So this is a perfect opportunity to learn some fall-related information through books, hands-on crafts, and family fun!

Make The Most Of Fall Preschool With These Simplistic Activities

Here Are 4 Fall Preschool Books That Go Along With Our Activities & Printables:

If you have littles you know that getting them to sit still as you read a book can sometimes be a challenge. You can use the hands-on activities while you read these exciting new stories.

I will share how we plan to use the fall preschool activities, but these are just suggestions please use them however you see fit.

The coloring sheets are excellent for:

• coloring
• tracing letters
• painting
• or can be cut out for scissor skills practice

Take a nature walk and go on a leaf hunt!

I take these leaf hunt printables and slide them into dry erase pockets, and the kids can try to find leaves that look similar to the ones on the list. Then they can collect them and mark them off the list with the dry erase marker. After that, we will do the old school method of color rubbing the leaves onto white paper. 

Here are a couple of other coloring and/or painting printables in the unit study to reinforce or introduce fall colors. You can also use them to cut out the shapes and paste onto construction paper, or print a couple and make a match game. The activities are simple, and you can customize them to how your children might enjoy them the most.

This next one can also be customized. You can paint leaves on the tree, get a leaf shaped stamp and stamp leaves on, or draw them on. Another fun idea might be to get leaf shaped sponges and sponge paint them on.

I like these types of activities because you can reuse the sheets for various options.

I hope this gives you all some ideas and inspiration to enjoy introducing fall to your early learners. Don’t forget to eat, drink, or cook all of your favorite fall items to go along with the fun!

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