November In Kindergarten: Fall, US Symbols, Election, Veterans Day, World Kindness Day, Thanksgiving11/14/2020 November is jam packed with fun activities to celebrate Fall, our country, and kindness around the world. We do this with a variety of activities, stories and crafts that get students excited to learn. Here some ideas to get you started! FallI love to use this chart at the beginning of the season in September to talk with students about what is to come. We discuss cooler weather and how we will soon need jackets and warmer clothes. We have a designated tree we observe all year together, so we talk about the leaves and how they will soon be changing color and falling down. We talk about the harvesting of crops, highlighting apples and pumpkins. We talk about seeing spiders, and the students are excited to point out webs they find outside. We also discuss holidays that happen in the Fall, including Halloween (ghost symbol) and Thanksgiving (turkey symbol). Defining the difference between months, seasons and holidays begins with this anchor chart. As Fall weather begins to show its true colors, I like to take the first week of November to do a Fall recap,  Love this anchor chart?! It's been digitalized just for you! Grab it here!Our class keeps a close eye on our special “Begindergarten Tree” all year long. It grows right outside of our window and is next to the playground, so it’s the perfect tree to observe together. We’ve watched the tree turn from green to red, and this week something special happened. During our morning meeting observation, we noticed the leaves lightly falling to the ground. It was a beautiful, newly frosted morning. That’s when the morning plans went out the window, quite literally. We popped on our coats and went outside to catch some of those precious leaves. While outside, we noted that the leaves were frozen. They gathered some leaves and brought them back to their desks. They hung up their coats, and boom! The leaves were wet.  After lunch the leaves were crunchy. We read “Leaf Man” together, and the kids made their own leaf creations! Check out their creativity! I love when life delivers lessons in the classroom…science, vocabulary, art!  If you don't have leaves in your area, we've got you covered, craft style, of course! 
Leaf Man, Owl, Autumn Tree Poem: Fall Craft Activities for Centers, Morning Work
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As you implement Fall lessons, practice fine motor and visual-spatial skills with craft activities! Please see individual product listings for specific details about each product. Contents: Page 1: Cover Page 2: Product Details Pages 3-11: Who Loves Fall? Owl Craft Pages 12-16: Autumn Poem and Tree Craft Pages 17-24: Leaf Man Craft Book companions to go along with this craft pack include, but certainly are not limited to the following titles: Let It Fall Fall Leaves There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves Mouse's First Fall We're Going On a Leaf Hunt Why Do Leaves Change Color? Note: The cover of Krazy for Kindyland products includes exact JPEG(s) of included craft(s). Our Full site is available at https://krazyforkindyland.com/</a> What our customers are saying about our products: -provide engaging, hands-on fine-motor practice while learning across the curriculum -easily differentiated, based on student needs and allow room for teacher choice -include consistent layouts; easy for students to understand -low prep and a huge time saver; GREAT for subs Questions? Requests? Email us at [email protected] 
Leaf Man Kindergarten Arts and Crafts Activity
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As you discuss leaves this Autumn season, work on fine motor and visual-spatial skills with this printable leaf man craft! During your preschool, kindergarten, or first grade science lesson or center, students color, cut, and glue leaf creations. Three crafting options are included to best meet the needs of your little learners! Contents: Page 1: Cover Pages 2, 3: Product Details Page 4: leaf man (option 1) Page 5: leaf girl (option 1) Page 6: two eyes, boy leaf, two hands, two legs, body (option 2) Page 7: two eyes, girl leaf, two hands, two legs, body (option 2) Page 8: boy leaf (option 3) Page 9: girl leaf (option 3) Page 10: two eyes (8 sets) (option 3) Page 11: two arms (4 sets) option 3) Page 12: two legs (4 sets) (option 3) Page 13: body (2) (option 3) Additional books that are great to accompany this craft include, but are certainly not limited to the following: Red Leaf, Yellow Leaf Why Do Leaves Change Color? We're Going on a Leaf Hunt There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves Let It Fall Leaves **Before purchasing individual products from us, be sure to check out our Discounted Bundles! Note: The cover of Krazy for Kindyland products includes exact JPEG(s) of included craft(s). What our customers are saying about our products: -provide engaging, hands-on fine-motor practice while learning across the curriculum -easily differentiated, based on student needs and allow room for teacher choice -include consistent layouts; easy for students to understand -low prep and a huge time saver; GREAT for subs Questions? Requests? Email us at [email protected] The Leaf Thief is my newest favorite book for Fall, and I promise it's soon to be yours! It showed up in our Scholastic book box last week! It has a humor that reminds me of the pigeon series. The kids love it!  Another fun craft we do in the Fall is our scarecrow name crafts! Kiddos complete these for name practice during literacy centers, and they look adorable hanging in the hallway!  US Symbols Activities for KindergartenSince students are familiar with the flag, we take the time to make connections to more US symbols early in November. We discuss the importance of saying the Pledge of Allegiance and why we honor our Veterans.  Need an anchor chart? |
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