Well, autumn is upon us! Trees have been changing color since late August here in my bit of England. I do LOVE this season, as do many others I know. I always get excited on the school front too as I am able to indulge in my love for the season with many beautiful autumnal nature studies and walks. It’s such a lovely time of year to be out walking and kicking up falling leaves.
Then we have all the autumnal food fare! Apple pie, blackberry bramble jam, pumpkin pie and latte’s – oh the list goes on! A season simply delicious in all ways!
Today I am giving you a peek at a lovely fun autumn product from Simple Schooling. Now my girls are a little old for this particular product but that has not stopped me from drooling over the pages and wishing that I had little ones to share this with!
Product: Simple Days Unit Studies, Autumn Fun Book
Age: Preschool, 5-7
Available: Currclick
Price: $0.99
Format: PDF Instant download.
This autumn fun book is packed with loads of fantastic learning pages for pre-K to seven-year-old children. It begins with a short introduction to autumn, what is particular to the season in America. This is followed by a little quiz to help them recall what your read together.
There are some fun Fall picture identification pages for the children to fill in (a little handwriting practice), and a Fall word search – always a fun activity to do.
Other activities include:
* Two mazes of varying difficulty
* A few pages of phonics relating to Fall
* A color-by-number math page
*A Thanksgiving coloring page
* Several ABC order worksheets using Fall related words
* Eight copywork pages
* And finally, a lesson on why leaves change color.
This little booklet could be brought into your daily Fall learning, and for only 0.99c it’s a real bargain!
Happy Fall Y’all! Wishing you all many happy hours enjoying the season.
Shirley Ann lives in the UK with her husband, two daughters, and two cats who think they rule the roost. She's a veteran homeschooler of 13 years and is passionate about home keeping, homeschooling, nature study, and seasonal living, Shirley regularly blogs about her Charlotte Mason-inspired homeschooling and British lifestyle on her blog, 'Building A Household of Faith'.
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