Summary:

Over the years, Fall has become my favorite season. There are so many things to experience that you can’t at any other time of the year. One of our favorite things to do is visit the apple orchard and pick apples. When we get home from the orchard, we love to turn our apple picking experience into a learning activity. This preschool apple activity is not only a fun way for children to make a real-life connection, but it is also great for learning to identify and sort colors too.

Summary:

This was a nice mess free bin. I used all different size pom poms in red and green, a few small cardboard boxes from the dollar store, and paper trees that I made from toilet paper tubes and green cardstock. I stuck velcro on the trees to put pom poms on for Madelynn to “pick” and put back as well.

Summary:

Since apples are symbolic of back to school, I created an apple dot painting worksheet to help her feel part of back to school time. Whether you are using this as a back to school project or fall project, it is a great activity for hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.

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The very first unit of my Playing Preschool program is about apples. Why? Because apples make a great learning vehicle. They can be the driving force and connecting link for so many learning activities. You don’t need much to make this apple sticker sort and that’s how I like it! Kids activities shouldn’t cost an arm and a leg OR take a thousand supplies to put together.

Summary:

This is a preschool and kindergarten art project. Great craft for apple and fall themes.