It is autumn time! I love watching the passing seasons, and fall is no exception: I love the day by day changes on the maple tree in the back yard, and the cool breezes are refreshing. I know I say it at the start each season, but I love this time of year! It is always fun to bring the season in to our learning themes for our homeschool. Below are 20 great learning activities, printables, and games for lower elementary aged kids. I hope you find just what you're looking for!
Make sure you check out the other bloggers with great ideas below this post.
Autumn gives us apples, pretty leaves, and more to work with as we ponder creative writing, vocabulary learning, and more!
Leaves and acorns falling, candy accumulating -- fall is also a great time to bring the season to the math class. Here are some fun math ideas for fall.
Because the changing season is so obvious in fall, it is very easy to bring learning activities in to the season! Here are some of the best ideas I've found.
In the early elementary years, subjects are so easily merged: choose a theme and do as many activities to go along with it as you can. Here are some great cross-curricular learning ideas for fall.
These other parent bloggers have also shared round-ups with fall ideas for decorating, learning, playing, and crafting. Check out their posts after you're done here.
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This week, my kindergartner and I decided to work on recognizing beginning blends. To practice sorting the beginning blends sounds, I made a beginning consonant blends game just perfect for the autumn season, since it involves sorting turkey feathers and returning them to the correct beginning consonant blend turkey.
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It cooled off! This Monday morning feels like fall. Today, in celebration of the coming of the new season, I have two great fall picture books to share with some ideas on how to incorporate them in to learning. Learn about the apple tree life cycle and also sort the sillies out of the season!
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From when my second child was a toddler till today, when she is a kindergartner and my third child is a toddler, I keep them busy by setting up busy boxes (also called busy bags or workboxes). With fall comes apple picking season for us. The activities and books below are perfect for an apple
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We had so much fun playing with apples in STEAM class yesterday. We learned about the scientific method and then we created towers (or modern art) with apple chunks. Our apple STEAM projects were a lot of fun.
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It has been an amazing few weeks for me. Since I last posted, I had the honor of welcoming my third child into my family. My newest daughter, nicknamed “Kitty Cat” for the sake of this blog, was 7 lbs 2 oz, and arrived October 2 after a much-too-short labor. She’s a sweet little one,
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