Fall-my favorite season! I am excited to share some of my favorite ways to incorporate my favorite season into my kids' learning. I tend to gravitate towards more hands on learning and less 'book-work', so what I'm sharing with you today are my favorite printables that encourage hands on learning. I'll have them organized by subject and learning level. Please note: I have more experience with early learning-1st grade, so this is mostly geared toward that age range.
Bible:
I used Christian Preschool Printables for a couple of years when my Sunday School class needed literature. A good portion of their things are free, and I absolutely love their graphics. Click here to find their fall/Thanksgiving themed worksheets, crafts, and coloring pages!
Math:
This link has tot school/preschool math as well as other learning worksheets, but how cute is this!! Anytime you can add a fun treat to learning is a win! I see being able to come up with several things math related with candy corn now: candy corn addition, candy corn shapes...and now I'm hungry for candy corn! (I know people have a very differing opinions on the candy! haha)
Language Arts:
I talked about this in my previous fall learning post, but I have to mention it again here. This literature unit study for little ones has wonderful printables and activities for The Little Blue Truck. We did this a few years ago and loved it! I plan to do it with Baby Girl in the next year or so. There is also a unit study called Bear Says Thanks that is perfect for Thanksgiving.
Science/STEAM:
We did these printables and activities last year and both kids loved it! It has so many things to do for hands on fun and observation with pumpkins! I am planning to do it again this year as well! I think Baby Girl will enjoy getting her hands down in pumpkin guts!
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