Montessori Monday – Montessori-Inspired Fall Activities with Spielgaben {Free Printables}

Would you like some ideas for preschool fall activities that are easy to prepare, focus on the fall season, and work on a variety of skills? It was simple to prepare some Montessori-inspired fall learning activities using Spielgaben educational toys and free printables.

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Spielgaben, Version 4

Cabinet for Spielgaben Version 4

In case you’re not familiar with Spielgaben toys, they are exceptionally high-quality educational toys designed for ages 3-12. You can see from the photo that the cabinet is very high quality and fits in well in a room with traditional Montessori materials. I love the new, easily removable drawers in version 4. The yarn balls from the 1st Spielgaben set can be used with babies and toddlers, too.

The Spielgaben complete set comes with over 700 pages of full-color printed learning materials. These printed materials help you as a parent or teacher easily use Spielgaben toys educationally with your child and/or students.

Spielgaben Materials Used in the Train Activities

For these activities, I used the wooden beads from Spielgaben set #2B, wooden parquetry tablets from Spielgaben set #7, and wooden dots (points) from Spielgaben set #10. Note: The yarn balls are fine for babies and toddlers. The other sets should only be used with ages 3 and older unless your toddler no longer mouths objects or you are constantly supervising your toddler during an activity using the materials.

Color Matching with Dot Leaves on a Fall Tree

Color Matching with Dot Leaves on a Fall Tree

I couldn’t miss the opportunity for a bit of color matching with fall leaf colors. I used the fall tree from the free Montessori-inspired fall printables by The Kavanaugh Report. Matching the colors using the small wooden Spielgaben dots adds a great fine-motor activity. For a control of error, I included the exact colors and numbers of wooden dots needed to complete the patterns. (Note: All the activities here use Multicraft trays.)

Color Matching with Dot Leaves on a Fall Tree

I love fall colors, but I was delighted to see some additional colors when my 23-month-old granddaughter, Zoey, arrived at my house wearing her “butterfly princess” costume. TOO CUTE!!! For the layout, Zoey used a Montessori Services small work rug.

Pumpkin Dot Counting and Fine-Motor Activity

Pumpkin Dot Counting and Fine-Motor Activity

Fall Wooden Bead Stringing Activity

Fall Wooden Bead Stringing

The printable for this activity is actually a free printable fall leaves matching game by Mama Miss. So you can use it for that, too! I simply chose some fall colors of the Spielgaben wooden beads and printed and cut out the circles with leaves. I punched two holes in the top of each circle so that the leaves would lay flat. Your child could string the beads and leaves on a string to make a fall necklace.

Fall Shape Matching Activity

Fall Shape Matching Tray

I think this printable is adorable! It’s from 5 free printable fall shape matching games by Teach With Me. The printable includes a bat and a spider, but I just used the leaf, turkey, and owl.

Fall Shape Matching Layout

Isn’t this a fun extension to the geometric tray with circle, triangle, and square?!

Note: Here’s the link to my favorite laminator … inexpensive and great for almost any activity that needs to be laminated!

My Previous Spielgaben Posts:

Most of these include links to free printables! My original Spielgaben review includes examples of Montessori-inspired activities as shown in the collage above. Montessori-Inspired Color Activities Using Wooden Toys and Free PrintablesMontessori-Inspired Math Activities Using Wooden Beads and Free PrintablesMontessori-Inspired Geometry Activities Using Wooden Shapes and Free PrintablesMontessori-Inspired Color Activities Using Spielgaben Yarn Balls and Free PrintablesMontessori Monday – Geometric Solid Dressing, Wrapping, and Gift Giving (and Receiving)Using Montessori-Inspired Activities for Elementary-Level LearningAre Spielgaben Educational Toys Worth the Price?Montessori-Inspired Age and Birthday Learning ActivitiesMontessori-Inspired Math Activities Using Cubes and free PrintablesMontessori-Inspired Activities for Babies and Toddlers Using Yarn BallsMontessori-Inspired Activities Using Spheres {Free Printables}Montessori-Inspired Sphere, Cube, Cylinder Activities {Free Printable}Montessori-Inspired Phonics Activities Using Dots {Free Printables}Montessori-Inspired Christmas Activities with Spielgaben {Free Printables}

Montessori-Inspired Color Games {Free Printables}

Montessori-Inspired Color Games {Free Printables}Montessori-Inspired Valentine Activities with Spielgaben {Free Printables}Montessori-Inspired Rainbow Activities with Spielgaben {Free Printables}Montessori-Inspired Easter Activities with Spielgaben {Free Printables}Montessori-Inspired Color Activities for Toddlers {Free Printables}Montessori-Inspired Summer Activities with Spielgaben {Free Printables}Toddler Fine-Motor Activities with Spielgaben Montessori-Inspired Addition Activities Using Dots {Free Printables} Montessori-Inspired Train Activities with Spielgaben {Free Printables}

UPDATE:

VERSION 4 OF SPIELGABEN EDUCATIONAL TOYS 

I highly recommend Spielgaben as an amazing educational material for home or school. Even though the toys aren’t inexpensive, they’re definitely worth the price because of the high quality of materials and number of years your children or students can use them.