šŸ‚ Fall Activities for Preschoolers šŸŽƒ

šŸ Are you excited for fall? We certainly are! Thereā€™s always something great to look forward to: warm, cozy outfits, beautiful and colourful fall foliage, humongous pumpkins, Halloween, and Thanksgiving! It’s also the perfect time to dive into fun fall activities with your preschooler.

Leaf hunting: The easiest one out thereā€”just head into the yard or a local park, pick up leaves, and count them. Turn it into a game to see who can collect the most leaves.

Creating leaf people: Once your little one has gathered leaves of various shapes and sizes, show them how to arrange the leaves into people. Glue them into a notebook and draw silly faces.

Paper bag trees: Get a brown paper lunch bag, cut the top, then twist and turn the ends until they form a tree. Next, cut out some leaves from fall-colored paper and glue them on. You can also glue on real leaves youā€™ve collected. Build a bunch to create a forest!

Crayon rubbings: Gather interesting-shaped leaves, crayons, and paper. Place a leaf under the paper, then rub a crayon on top. Let your child try it too and watch them smile.

Leaf ghosts: Paint some leaves white, and let your child draw eyes, mouths, and teeth on them.

Fall scavenger hunt: Head to a park, the perfect place for a scavenger hunt! Thereā€™s no need to hide anythingā€”itā€™s all there, waiting to be found. Have your child search for items in specific fall colours or shapes.

You can also use Kidventures to help you find other activities for your preschooler. Find out how we can help and more at kidventures.ca!

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