Kindergarten Teacher Blog
These fall crafts help make learning meaningful and fun in kindergarten! They incorporate many skills that help your students work on their writing, coloring, fine-motor & listening skills.
This bundle includes 10 crafts you can use throughout the fall to help teach your students about fall, fire safety, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Veterans Day. They make great bulletin boards to hang in your classroom or in the hall.
Capture the fall season this year with fall writing activities! No more searching for a fun autumn craftivity. These fall crafts are the perfect writing templates and match activities to celebrate the fall season. During the months of August, September, October, and November use these engaging fall-themed crafts to make learning meaningful and fun in kindergarten!
A great fall whole group or center activity!
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This fall craft pack will spruce up your fall bulletin board this year with these adorable, easy to prep, print, and unique crafts. These purposeful holiday activities help your students work on strengthening fine motor skills, following step-by-step directions, and descriptive writing skills.
Each Craft Includes:
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Crafts included in this bundle:
Students will learn all about being safe from fires, making a plan, and important fire words.
Your students will love crafting their very own apple basket! This is a fun way to practice sorting and counting to 5.
This purposeful holiday activity will help your students work on their descriptive writing skills.
A fun way to practice rhyming and creative writing.
This mini-unit is a fun way to incorporate math and writing into your October plans!
This fun fall craft is great to help your students work on patterning, fine motor skills, and following step-by-step directions.
Have your students write about what scares them, or they can write their own story about if they were a scarecrow.
Have your students write about their perfect pie, the sweetest thing about Thanksgiving, or even a “how-to” writing on how to make a pie!
Teach your students the importance of honoring the great men and women that serve our country with this Veterans Day activity.
Your students can practice writing or ordering the letters in their name, then glue them down to make the turkey feathers.
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