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The Big List of Fall Activities For Kids

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Each season offers many ways to come together as a family and spend quality time together. Whether they’re indoor or outdoor activities, there’s no shortage of fun things to do, and fall is no exception. 🍁🍂

I’ve compiled a list of fall activities for kids and families that will inspire you to enjoy all that fall offers.

🧡 Outdoor Activities

1. Pumpkin picking: Visit a pumpkin patch and let your children choose their own pumpkins and also one for the family.
2. Nature walks: Take a walk in a local park or forest to observe the changing seasons. Collect fallen leaves, acorns, and pine cones to use for a fall craft at home.
3. Apple picking: Visit an apple orchard and pick some apples. You can make apple cider or apple pie with your harvest.
4. Corn maze: Find a local corn maze for a fun and challenging activity.
5. Scavenger hunt: Create a fall-themed scavenger hunt with items like colored leaves, pine cones, and pumpkins.
6. Hayrides: Enjoy a family hayride at a local farm.
7. Raking leaves: Rake leaves into big piles and then jump in!

🧡 Indoor Activities

1. Pumpkin carving and decorating: Carve or paint pumpkins. For younger children, use non-toxic paints and decorations.
2. Baking: Make fall-themed treats like pumpkin cookies, apple pie, or caramel apples.
3. Crafts: With craft materials, create fall crafts such as leaf rubbings, a leaf wreath, or scarecrows.
4. Storytime: Read fall-themed books together. I have a tote of season-themed books that I take out during that season. My kids enjoy seeing the books come back to visit. 🙂
5. Movie night: Watch fall-themed or Halloween movies together. Make popcorn and enjoy some family time.

🧡 Homeschool Activities

1. Science experiments: Conduct fall-themed science experiments, like dissolving candy corn in different liquids or making a pumpkin volcano.
2. Learning about fall: Teach kids about the changing seasons, why leaves change color, and other fall-related science topics.
3. Math with pumpkins: Use pumpkins for counting, measuring, and other math activities.

🧡 Community Activities

1. Fall festivals: Attend local fall festivals or fairs.
2. Library programs: Many libraries offer fall-themed story times and activities for kids.
3. Volunteering: Participate in community service activities like helping at a food bank or collecting canned goods to help those in need.

By incorporating some of these exciting activities into your fall schedule, you can make the most of the season and enjoy quality time together as a family. 🍁🍂

This post is featured as part of Twinkl’s Fall festivities, find me in Creative Fall Activities for Children

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Joanne Greco is a wife, mom to five and pet mama to four cats. On her family lifestyle blog, Life With Joanne she writes about Florida living, adoption, homeschooling, family fun and more.
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