This fall apple tree is an an easy project for young kids. Click here for directions.
Showing posts with label Fall Crafts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fall Crafts. Show all posts
10/4/14
Toilet Paper Roll Apples {Fantastic Fall Crafts & More}
It's apple season! My daughter's pre-school class has been busy studying the different kinds of apples, and even tasting them all. Click here to make your own toilet paper roll apples.
10/3/14
Cardboard Tube Fall Tree {Fantastic Fall Crafts & More}
This is another fun project that requires a quick trip outside to gather some supplies. Click here for details on how to make your own fall tree.
10/2/14
Leaf Man Paper Towel Roll Craft {Fantastic Fall Crafts & More}
I'm kicking off my Fantastic Fall Crafts & More series with one of my all time favorite crafts. This paper towel roll Leaf Man was so much fun to make. Check out all the details here.
10/1/14
Happy October!
I've decided to try something new this month. I'm going to be highlighting some of my favorite, fantastic, fall crafts throughout the month. Stay tuned!
9/6/12
Fall Toilet Paper Roll Activities
Here are a few Fall activities from the past that we really enjoyed.
Hard to believe Fall is right around the corner.
10/1/11
Fall Tree Toilet Paper Roll
Tree Supply List: 1 toilet paper roll, green card stock, red, yellow & brown paint
Begin by cutting out a large tree top shape from your green paper. This is a great project for younger children just getting familiar with using scissors because there isn't any intricate cutting needed.
Paint some brown, yellow and red dots onto your tree top. We used the paint daubers instead of regular paints.
Book Suggestion: Leaves Fall Down was a delightfully entertaining and educational book that my kids loved. It's a must read for the fall season.9/27/11
Paper Towel Roll Fall Tree
Fall Tree Supply List: 1 paper towel roll, leaves, scissors, glue, sheet of green cardstock, red, yellow & brown paint
Begin by painting your paper towel roll brown.
Use the red, brown & yellow paints to make prints on the cardstock. These will be your fallen leaves.
Cut 8-10 slits on one end of your paper towel roll. These should go down about 1/3 of the way.
Bend the pieces of paper towel roll back and glue leaves to the ends.
Glue your paper towel roll tree to the cardstock and allow to dry.
Book Suggestion: Another favorite by Lois Ehlert, Red Leaf, Yellow Leaf examines the life of a sugar maple tree through the eyes of a child. The striking pictures are delightful and a wonderful book for the fall.
9/25/11
Paper Towel Roll Leaf Man
Leaf Man Supply List: 1 paper towel roll, glue, collection of leaves, sticks, moss, acorns
Start by exploring your backyard or neighborhood and collecting lots of leaves, sticks, moss, acorns and other various natural debris.
Lay out all your items and arrange them to look like a leaf man.
Apply a ton of glue to your paper towel roll and add your leaf man parts to it. You can't really see, but I put something heavy inside the paper towel roll to keep it from moving around.
Allow a long time to dry and you'll have your very own leaf man!
Book Suggestion: In Leaf Man by Lois Ehlert there is a search for the Leaf Man who has recently been blown away by the wind. This book is full of beautiful illustrations that your child will love. I highly recommend reading through this book at least once, if not more before going on your leaf hunt.
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