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Fall sensory bin for kids. Part of the weekly virtual book club for kids this is a simple fall activity for kids. Find this activity and more based on this week's leaf theme.

Virtual Book Club for Kids Fall Sensory Activity

Happy Monday! I’m back for our Virtual Book Club for Kids and this week’s theme is leaves! We’re reading Red Leaf, Yellow Leaf by Lois Ehlert. This week the Virtual Book Club co-hosts are sharing fun leaf themed activities to go along with the story. Be sure to scroll down after reading this post for more activities based on this week’s theme! This week I’m sharing a simple leaf sensory activity that’s perfect for fall!

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This Week’s Virtual Book Club Book


Red Leaf, Yellow Leaf

 

Virtual Book Club Leaf Activity

Fall is a good time to take a nature walk around your neighborhood, at a park, or even in your own backyard. We went outside in our backyard to make our own leaf sensory bin. Starting with some shredded paper at the bottom of our orange bucket we decided to collect objects found in nature that remind us of fall. We looked for objects with different textures for our fall sensory bin.


Examples of Objects with Different Textures

  • Smooth Rocks
  • Rocks with Jagged Edges
  • Smooth Shiny Leaves
  • Rough Crunchy Leaves
  • Bumpy Twigs and Pinecones

Exploring Nature through Textures

Sit down with the bucket and feel the different textures of the fall objects. Green smooth leaves have a waxy feel while leaves that have fallen and turned brown are brittle to the touch. Drawing a simple graph to show which texture is found most in the nature bucket can be a fun educational add-on activity. Draw or trace the objects as an art activity.

More Leaf Themed Activities

Spell Your Name with Leaves from Clare’s Little Tots

Leaf Measurement and Sorting Activity from Inspiration Labloratories

Autumn Leaves Crayon Rubbing from Mama Smiles

Foil Leaf Preschool Art from Preschool Powel Packets

Cinnamon Spiced Autumn Leaf Cookies from Rainy Day Mum

Handprint Fall Leaf Tree from Messy Little Monster

Nature Color Hunt from My Bored Toddler

Leaf Rubbings with Water Color Resist from To Be A Kid Again

Leaf Printing from CrArty Kids

Fall Color Leaf Viewer from JDaniel4sMom

Pre-Writing Activity from OT Toolbox

Collaborate Leaf Tree with Cutting Practice from My Storytime Corner

Fall Leaf Movement Activity with Sidewalk Chalk from The Educator’s Spin On It

Fall Leaf Color Stomp from Toddler Approved

Fall Leaf Shape Match from Teach Beside Me

 

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