Fall Activities for Young Readers and $500 Giveaway

Fall is in the air and learning is happening everywhere. It is the perfect to time look through this amazing collection of fall activities for young readers and pick out your favorites. I have searched high and low to find a wide variety of reading activities that will be good to try with your children one-on one, in small groups or in centers. They activities have been organized by theme. Under each theme I arranged them by the specific skill they work on. There are over 50 ideas in this round up.

Take your time and enjoy each one.After you have selected some to visit, I hope you will enter the $500 Giveaway shared at the end of this post.

Popsicle vowel worms slide through  paper apples to build words in the wonderful post from Toddler Approved.

I have an apple and worm slide activity too. My worms change the initial letter of a word.

An apple word family tree activity was created by Learn.Play.Imagine. What fun!

Snippets by Sarah has a number of free printable that work on word families. They are awesome.

 

What fun it would be to build words on a CVC tree just like Life Over C’s!

An apple memory game is shared in the post from The Educator’s Spin On Thing

 

Fall Activities- Leaves and Plants

 

The Educator’s Spin on Things has created a fun sight word jar filled with words and acorns. It wild be fun collecting the materials needed for this fall activity.

 

We have built sight words with leaf letters here on JDaniel4’s Mom.

Word Families

Mom to 2 Posh Lil Divas has created all word families trees that will be will be fun to create and explore. That is two fall activities in one!

 

Playdough to Plato created a fall paint chip word family tree that looks really cool!

 

Kindergarten Works has a fun literacy center set up for the retelling of the book Fresh Fall Leaves.

Have you seen any of the books created by Kids Yoga Stories? She has a wonderful fall-themed book that is such fun to explore.

Planting a Rainbow followed by actual planting is shared in a post by Wildflower Ramblings.

There is Just One Mommy sharing the book Hello, Squirrels, and some really fun story extensions. I also love the leaf activities she did to go with the book A Friend for All Seasons.