| Fall Leaves |
Students will FALL for this fun Fall leaves themed literacy bag. Inside the
hand-painted bag you will find 10 educational activities. As always, everything is
printed on quality cardstock, laminated in three mil. laminating pouches and cut
out for you. Activities included in the bag are:
1. Fall Phonics Board Game: Draw a picture card and determine whether the
picture begins with /f/, /l/, /s/, or /p/ and then move their token to the first correct
answer on the game board.
2. Scarecrow Glyph: Follow the directions to complete your own scarecrow glyph.
3. Leaf Count: There are a couple ways this can be used. 1.) Count the leaves in
each basket and match the correct number card to each. 2.) Draw two cards,
count the leaves in each basket and then write and solve an addition or
subtraction to go with the cards drawn. 3.) Pick two cards and write a story
problem to go with them.
4. Creative Writing: Write about your favorite part of Fall.
5. Acorn Contractions: Read the words at the top of each acorn and then write the
correct contraction for each.
6. Fall Leaf Graph: Sort and graph the foam leaves.
7. Unique Leaves: Find four leaves and put them in a line. Write a description for
each. Read each description to a friend (one at a time) and see if the friend can
pick out the leaf you are describing.
8. Measurement Man Scarecrow Directions: Make a measurement man scarecrow
using construction paper (gallons, quarts, and pints)
9. Scarecrow Initial Consonant Blends: Study the picture of the scarecrow. Fill in
the blanks with a consonant blend to make the word of an item shown in the
picture.
10. Leaf Rubbing: Find a great leaf outside. Put it under a paper and rub over it
with the side of a crayon to make a leaf rubbing.
hand-painted bag you will find 10 educational activities. As always, everything is
printed on quality cardstock, laminated in three mil. laminating pouches and cut
out for you. Activities included in the bag are:
1. Fall Phonics Board Game: Draw a picture card and determine whether the
picture begins with /f/, /l/, /s/, or /p/ and then move their token to the first correct
answer on the game board.
2. Scarecrow Glyph: Follow the directions to complete your own scarecrow glyph.
3. Leaf Count: There are a couple ways this can be used. 1.) Count the leaves in
each basket and match the correct number card to each. 2.) Draw two cards,
count the leaves in each basket and then write and solve an addition or
subtraction to go with the cards drawn. 3.) Pick two cards and write a story
problem to go with them.
4. Creative Writing: Write about your favorite part of Fall.
5. Acorn Contractions: Read the words at the top of each acorn and then write the
correct contraction for each.
6. Fall Leaf Graph: Sort and graph the foam leaves.
7. Unique Leaves: Find four leaves and put them in a line. Write a description for
each. Read each description to a friend (one at a time) and see if the friend can
pick out the leaf you are describing.
8. Measurement Man Scarecrow Directions: Make a measurement man scarecrow
using construction paper (gallons, quarts, and pints)
9. Scarecrow Initial Consonant Blends: Study the picture of the scarecrow. Fill in
the blanks with a consonant blend to make the word of an item shown in the
picture.
10. Leaf Rubbing: Find a great leaf outside. Put it under a paper and rub over it
with the side of a crayon to make a leaf rubbing.
| Price: $18.99 |