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Everyone has their favorite season. Mine is fall. Some like to call it autumn. The crisp air and fair weather allow you to decide on shorts or pants, short-sleeve or light jacket, bike ride or marshmallow roasting, … our possibilities in fall are endless. The weather allows us to enjoy it to its highest potential. Fall Activity Sheets come in handy when you want to venture outdoors and sit at the backyard table for a bit. They allow for a bit of creativity and whimsy. Whether you use these in your homeschool or for a fun party favor, or in Sunday School. There is something for everyone in this Fall Activity Pack. From coloring sheets to a word search to an I SPY sheet, use these Free Fall Worksheets to your advantage this autumn!
Several of our Fall Activity Printables and links are listed below. Use them and our other holiday printables to create fun-filled memories!
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The Pilgrims and the Mayflower
Who were the Pilgrims? How did they find themselves at Plymouth Rock? What did they eat? These are just some of the questions that will be answered during this study of The Pilgrims and the Mayflower. Over the years, we have read, completed crafts, and watched various videos during our study of the Pilgrims and the Mayflower. Truth be told, I have learned a number of things too about that time period that I don’t recall learning about when I was a child. Funny, how you forget things and need a reminder! Not only have the children enjoyed our study time this week, so have I.
*Be sure to check out our other Social Studies resources, including our Teaching Thankfulness Resources and our American Revolution Unit Study.
Candy Corn Poems
I love candy corn. Love is a little strong of a word, but I think you get the point. When retail stores begin to fill their shelves with fall candy, I’m eyeing for the candy corn. That’s me. So, the idea of using candy corn to share Jesus with kids, neighbors, and strangers is a win-win! It’s easy to do too which makes it even better. Read on to see how you can use this FREE Christian Candy Corn Poem as tags for cute treats! There is more than one option too!
Be sure to check out our other Fall Activities and Printables including our Teaching Thankfulness Printables!
Pumpkin Emergent Readers
We offer four Pumpkin Emergent Readers for free! Be sure to check out our large collection of FREE emergent readers including our word family emergent readers and our Chicka Chicka Boom Boom reader! It is always fun to print and read. My favorite emergent readers are those my kids can doodle and color in. Being able to print a handheld book makes it easy to bring new material to the table weekly! Students also love being able to take a new book home too!
Thanksgiving BINGO
Our Thanksgiving BINGO Game is perfect for families and Sunday School classrooms. There are 10 game cards to accommodate large families. This set of BINGO cards is unique in that it focuses on being thankful for Christian-related items including Jesus, the Bible, church, and more! The items named in the game squares are things that we should be thankful for. So, not only is this particular game fun, but it is also a means to teach your students about being thankful for all the blessings the Lord has given us!
If you love games, try our ABC BINGO or prepare for Christmas with our Christmas BINGO!
My Thankful Tree
Teaching Thankfulness isn’t always easy to do. The best method in this case seems to be teach, model, and then pray. Thankfulness comes easier for some than others. A good place to start is to actively talk to your kids about thankfulness and naming the things and people you are thankful for. The My Thankful Tree is a simple yet effective way to introduce this topic. Check out our other Teaching Thankfulness Printables & Activities here!
Hi! My name is Marie. I am a Christian wife and mother to six children. I used to work in the public school system as a middle school science teacher. Honestly, I never thought that I would homeschool my children. Little did I know what God had planned! The Homeschool Daily is where I post slideshows, activities, tips, and ideas! I hope you find encouragement and teaching resources while you are here! Look around and stay awhile!
“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.”
Robert Frost
