Such a great autumnal activity for any age group, because it can be
extended and used in so many ways. I do this with my preschooler just
for fun and to create fall decorations, but at school, we can write leaf
haikus, categorize leaves, as part of a nature study, for descriptive
writing, leaf graphs- the possibilities are endless.
Materials:
leaves
paper (copy paper or scrap paper works well)
crayons (with paper peeled)
The first step is collecting leaves that are fairly freshly fallen and not too dry and brittle.
Collect them in varying shapes and sizes (though smaller leaves are easier for smaller children).
Place
the leaves under the piece of paper and with the side of the crayon,
rub over the top of the paper. The outline of the leaf and all of the
spines will appear.
Read alouds to support:
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