. Let your kiddos fingers do the rest. You can have the leaves on the trees, falling off of them, or maybe in a big pile on the ground! We had fun talking about how leaves turn colors in the fall, except in Texas. Sigh. It’s a great little lesson on seasons for your tot school.Looking for more fall crafts?
What about a “stained glass” pumpkin or shape recognition turkeys. Maybe you’re more in the spooky mood, check out this non-scary monster sensory bottle.
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