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Preschool Easy Crafts - Fall Leaft Crafts
It's that colorful time of year again! Fall is a great time to go outside with your preschooler and explore nature. Freshly fallen leaves can be used in a variety of easy craft activities. Use these easy preschool fall crafts to create and learn with your preschooler or toddler. Here are threee preschool easy crafts for you to enjoy!
This is a classic quick and easy activity. These stamps make great cards- stamp one leaf on the front of blank cards from a craft store.
What you need:
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A variety of freshly fallen leaves. (sturdy, no holes)
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Paint - any variety of colors
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Paper
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Small sponge paint brush
Directions: Collect a variety of freshly fallen leaves. Avoid torn and dried out leaves. Dab brush in paint and lightly apply to a leaf. Press paint side down onto paper Keep going until you have created a work of art!
Fall Leaf Wreath
This is an easy craft project that is very pretty. Preschool children will love the whole process, from collection to completion!
What you need:
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A variety of freshly fallen leaves
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Paper plate
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Scissors
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White school glue
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Ribbon
Directions: Collect 20 or more freshly fallen leaves from outside. Once inside, cut the middle from a paper plate. (Fold the paper plate in half to get the cut started. Leave approx. 2 inches around the border.) Clip the stems off of the leaves. Glue each leaf to the paper plate. Slightly overlap the leaves so the paper plate does not show. Tie the ribbon into a bow and attach it to the wreath.
Leaf Rubbings
Making leaf rubbings is a great indoor/outdoor activity. Make sure the leaves you gather are freshly fallen so they do not fall apart!.
What you need:
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Gather an assortment of freshly fallen leaves
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White paper
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Crayons
Directions: Collect a variety of leaves in different shapes and sizes. Try to avoid dried out leaves. On a piece of white paper, position leaves vein side up. Lay another sheet of white paper over the top of the leaves. Turn a crayon on its side (remove paper) and gently rub over the top sheet of paper. The leaf image will appear on the paper.
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Craft Idea for 2nd grade Literacy Bag?
I am creating a Literacy Bag for 2nd grade students to bring home and work on with their parents. The theme of the bag is "Under the Sea." The students are reading a book called Ballyhoo Bay. It is about sea creatures who receive art lessons from a woman every week. One day, there is a sign on the beach saying that a building will be built on their beach. The sea animals go to court and fight to save their beach to keep it for themselves, and they win.
I would like the students to create a craft based on this book, but I am drawing a blank! Any ideas?
you could have them draw the sea animals & have them write what each did to help save the beach. or is that to hard?
or
have them use a shoe box & create a scene from the story.
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