Fall crafts for third grade

These fun fall writing activities are perfect to use in September and October. Students can create the writing craftivity to go along with a fall read aloud, or use them to write about fall writing prompts.

These yarn pumpkins are such a gorgeous little fall craft project - great for a table centerpiece or even a fall mantle. They're beautiful on their own, or in a group! Have you seen that fabulous pin going around Pinterest showing the multi coloured yarn balls? Seriously, take a look at how GORGEOUS these yarn balls are. So I thought, what a fun twist to turn those little balls into pumpkins! And you know what? They ended up looking awesome! This post contains affiliate links. If you use…

What a fun fall craft to do with kids!

This paper pumpkin is SO SIMPLE - it's the perfect craft for Thanksgiving or Halloween! Make this super cute paper strip pumpkin in just a few minutes, using simple supplies. Paper Strip Pumpkin These 3D paper strip pumpkins are quick, fun, and easy to make! Transform a simple piece of construction paper or cardstock into an adorable pumpkin in just a few minutes. This is a great fall craft for kids of all ages. There's no glue needed so it's also a low mess craft - which I always…

This patchwork paper pumpkin is the perfect fall craft for kids.

This fall tree art project for kids uses easy paper quilling to make the colorful autumn leaves and acrylic paint for the tree. A fun mixed media project that kids will love! Printable tree template included.

November is the month of gratitude and thankfulness in my classroom. We dive deep into what it means to have gratitude and why it's important. When children are taught the importance of feeling thankful for what they

Engage kids in a fun fall themed art activity with beaded corn crafts using cleaners and pony beads. Encouraging creativity, and fine motor skills.

It’s starting to feel like Fall round here and to get ready for the new season, we are working on some fun fall and Halloween crafts! Each of these crafts can be done with little ones as well as older children. Kids can practice their scissor skills when cuting out the construction paper to make this fun pumpkin and acorn crafts. Lets get crafting:1. Print our Printable onto construction paper. Then Color it in. 2. Cut out the Printable. 3. Glue the leaf on the first pumpkin shape.4. Now…

The crunchy, colorful leaves, the cozy cardigans, the slight nip in the air, the warm caramel apple cider…all these elements make us so happy. We are team