From The Desk Of Your Creative Content Creator "Leaves"



Tip: Ask kids questions that get them engaged in investigating leaves. 

Tip: Set out a variety of leaves and tool for kids to investigate

Tip: let the kids create art with leaves to work on small motor skills. 
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  1. Sponge painting leaf piles. (can add a handprint rake)
  2. What can you find in a tree ( loose parts sensory bin)
  3. Play Dough Fall Trees ( cut leaves out of silly shapes)
  4. Leaf Identifying Memory
  5. Leaf Counting/ Shape matching game
  6. Leaf Investigation and Tree Identification Game (fun way to learn facts about tree species).
  7. Leaf positioning Listening Game
  8. I spy with my little eye ( leaf or tree part descriptions)
  9. Create Story Problems using leaves and the children have to create them.
  10. If i were a leaf i would ( child directed story) inspired by “ The Leaf Blew In”

Questions For Engaging Learning
1) What Colors of leaves can you find?
2) Are all leaves the same shape?
3) Are all leaves the same size?



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