10-15 Minutes – Colorations®

Crow Stick Puppets

Corn is harvested in the fall and early winter months, and crows love it! Crows enjoy eating the corn, which is why farmers put up scarecrows—to scare crows away! This craft will help to teach kids about why fall is often symbolized with corn, scarecrows and crows.

Paper Plate Wreath

A quick and simple activity to get in the fall spirit!

Pinecone Owls

These feathered friends are a real hoot!

String Art Pumpkins

Everyone loves pumpkins in the fall time! Pumpkins are harvested in the fall, so we use this craft to celebrate fall and all that happens during this festive time of year.

Fall Leaves Luminaria

Fall leaves turn fiery hues of gold, yellow and red. Use those colors to create luminarias, small paper lanterns, that can be used to teach about the transitioning colors of leaves in the fall and how light shines through different materials.

No. 1 Cool Grandpa Award

Reward grandpa with this rad ribbon for being so cool!

Jungle Leaves

Decorate your classroom by making your own palm leaves from construction paper! This activity helps young children build motor skills while giving them a chance to learn about and appreciate leaves.

Paper Bag Super Hero

Create a unique superhero puppet for dramatic playtime.

Make Your Own Binoculars

Your safari adventure is not complete without your own set of binoculars! Have your class make their own binoculars so they can see both far and wide.