5 Simple Fall Activities
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Use leaves from outside
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Sort them by color, size, shape- discuss similarities and differences
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Paint, stamp, or trace them
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Make a pile and jump in them and talk about those action verbs (i.e., jumping, raking, falling)
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Add silly faces and body parts to them and make up a story or comic
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Check out books from the library
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Check books out prior to upcoming fall events so your children has early exposure to any vocabulary. This is also a great opportunity to introduce any social stories to prepare for upcoming events.
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Print off a scavenger hunt (link included)
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Try finding real items or pictures of the things on the list. You can do this at a store, your neighborhood or pumpkin patch! Leave one in your car so your children can look for things on a drive.
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Use a pumpkin and decorate different ways
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Try using Potato Head pieces so you can change it up frequently
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Use paint and make different designs
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Do a decorating contest and see who can make the best design
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Sensory boxes
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There all kinds of awesome options to add to a fall box (i.e., hay, pumpkins, leaves, acorns, berries, squash, scarecrows, candy, etc!)
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