Fall lessons

Kids will be WOWED with this hands-on, fall science experiment where they will explore Why do Leaves Change Color for kids! Fun Leaf Activity!

"Giggling Einstein's Preschool Curriculum Presents, \"Fall Week!!\" This is a week long lesson plan for pre-k to Kindergarten students. This lesson can either be used as a curriculum or just be added to your curriculum. It is full of fun, hands-on activities that teach all the skills your students will need throughout the school year! These lessons meet all requirements for Early Childhood learning! These lessons help teachers and parents have more time to teach and less time worrying about…

Free printable fall worksheets and activities for teachers and parents. A roundup of best fall articles with free printables!

Fall is such a magical time in preschool - keep it fun and EASY with these ready-made lesson plans! There's a ton of hands-on learning activities for autumn, craft suggestions, popular theme ideas, and more!!

This free printable Fall Find It Writing Center for Kindergarten is a fun way to get your students moving, reading, and coloring all at the same time!

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The Fall Preschool Unit is packed full of hands on math & literacy activities as well as no prep worksheets for easy lesson planning.

These fun fall writing activities are perfect to use in September and October. Students can create the writing craftivity to go along with a fall read aloud, or use them to write about fall writing prompts.

Your students will fall in love with this fall leaf number towers math activity to practice addition sentences, number identification, & more!

As early education teachers, we have the very awe-inspiring job, (and incredible privilege) of introducing letters and sounds and written words to our students. We help our students take squiggly lines, turn them into letters, connect