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Autumblings

Here’s a little Halloween twist on the ever popular handprints and footprints to keep the pre-schoolers happy using simple black craft paper and white paint. When they’re dry and cut out you might like to punch a hole in the top and string together to make a cute garland :)

And if you’re looking for fun things to do with the leaves that are starting to pile up read on for some ideas

Leaf Rubbings & Stampings
Collect a variety of leaves in different shapes and sizes. Try to avoid dried out leaves. On a piece of white paper, position leaves vein side up. Lay another sheet of white paper over the top of the leaves. Turn a crayon on its side (remove paper) and gently rub over the top sheet of paper. The leaf image will appear on the paper. taa daa

Leaf Alphabet
via Martha Stewart Kids

Leaf Animals

Windowsill Orchard
made from kitchen roll tube, cardboard and tissue paper