Bring on the autumn! There’s not much better to lift your spirits than jumping through a big pile of crunchy leaves with your kids. While you’re out and about enjoying the new season, collect up some leaves and bring them home to play these seasonal letter and maths games.
Make writing fun with this irresistible fall writing station, with homemade leaf print books for seasonal stories and sketching.
Here’s a wonderful lesson that combines art and literacy, making little matchbox storybooks.
Here’s another way to bring lots of sensory activities to our lessons: we’re using rainbow writing to learn spellings. 
How do you help your children learn spellings? Here’s a multi-sensory idea to try: we’re making cinnamon and ginger scented salt and using it with our autumn leaf word tree, for learning that looks, smells and feels great!
We love fall leaf crafts! Anything that combines a dash of the outdoors, a splash of colourful printing and a bit of playful learning is all good with us. We’re going to be using this autumn word tree for lots of different word games over the coming weeks – here’s how to make one.
