[Love2Teach23]

I was wondering anyone have any NEW fall project ideas...I already do fingerpaint leaves, fall leaf wreath, bare tree with fingerprint leaves or squished up tissue paper. Anything new would grately be appreciated Thanks in advance

We marble paint leaves! The children love it. We cut out various shapes of leaves, allow the child to pick one, put it in a box lid and then add a marble dipped in a different color of paint. Usually about 5 or 6 fall colors. The child then tilts and manipulates the lid so the marbles roll over the leaf cut out. You can do this with all sorts of holidays and cut outs. Also we do leaf rubbings. We go for a leaf walk and the children all chose a leaf. We press them in a book and then peel a crayon. Tape the leaf on a table, put white paper over it, and rub away! We hang the leaves with the rubbings. Hope these help

[teacherof4's]

We stuff brown lunch sacks with newspaper then twist the top to make a stem. We paint the bottom orange and the stem brown. When dry I tie raffia around the stem with a leaf that the kids write their names on. They turn out really cute, one of my favorite fall projects!

We also marble paint leaves like the pp said. They are adorable!

[MRs.KA]

You can have the kids tear tissue paper into small pieces and put between two sheets of wax paper. Then glue a leaf frame around the paper.

I have a Turkey windsock my oldest child made several years ago out of construction paper and crepe paper streamers that I love.

[jumprope]

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[dahlia]

Lay out 3-4 leaves on the table. Paint them with fall colors. Cover the painted leaves with a piece of black paper and gently rub. These turn out really pretty.