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Montessori-Inspired Fall Activities

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There are so many wonderful themes and activities you can do with your child or class in the fall! I’ve put together a number of Montessori-inspired autumn units. My roundup posts contain lots of fabulous activities from around the blogosphere – both linked to in my post and on my theme-related Pinterest board.

If you want themed activities that aren’t fall-related, be sure to check out my Montessori-inspired unit studies + seasonal and holiday activities with LOTS and LOTS of additional themes! (Note: If you live in the Southern Hemisphere, I have Montessori-inspired spring themes and activities for you.)

Montessori-Inspired Fall Activities

It’s become difficult to find all the fall posts I’ve published, even on my unit studies page. So, I’m going to share links to my Montessori-inspired fall activities posts here.

Updated 11/27/2021

Montessori-Inspired Fall Posts and Pinterest Boards with Lots of Montessori-Inspired Fall Activities

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Mixture of Fall Themes

Senses Activities

Apple Activities

Fire Safety Activities

 Leaf Activities

Maps and Directionality

Owl Activities

Pumpkin Activities

Corn Activities

Gratitude Activities

Squirrel and Nut Activities

Vegetable- and Garden-Harvest Activities

Woodland Animal Activities


Unit Studies, Holidays, and Calendar Observances Organized by Monthly Themes

Halloween Activities

Montessori-Inspired Pumpkin Activities, Homeschool Halloween, Montessori-Inspired Pumpkin Unit, 25+ Montessori-Inspired Halloween Activities, Halloween Grace and Courtesy, Montessori-Inspired Friendly Ghost Activities, Montessori-Inspired Halloween Activities, Montessori-Inspired Skeleton Activities, Free Spider Printables and Montessori-Inspired Spider Activities, 20 Pumpkin Phonics Activities, Free Halloween Songs and Rhymes for Circle Time, Halloween Activities for Montessori-Inspired Themes and Parties, Montessori-Inspired Pumpkin Hammering for Toddlers, 20+ Pumpkin Hammering Activities for Preschoolers, Free Skeleton Printables and Montessori-Inspired Skeleton Activities, Free Spider Printables and Montessori-inspired Spider Math Activities, Free Tarantula and Spider Do-a-Dot Printables (Montessori-Inspired Instant Downloads), Free Spiderweb Cutting Strips (Montessori-Inspired Instant Download), Yummy Gluten-Free Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Muffins, Montessori Pumpkin Scrubbing for Toddlers and Preschoolers, Delicious and Nutritious Vegan, Gluten-Free Pumpkin Pie and Pumpkin Pie Squares, Simple Fun with Pumpkins and Pumpkin Seeds for Toddlers and Preschoolers, Hands-on Fun with Montessori-Inspired Human Skeleton Activities, How to Participate in the Teal Pumpkin Project with Non-Food Treats, Non-Scary Montessori Halloween Printables for Preschool Through Elementary, Free Bat Printables and Montessori-Inspired Bat Activities, Free Bat and Vampire Bat Do-a-Dot Printables (Montessori-Inspired Instant Download), Free Bat Cutting Strips (Montessori-Inspired Instant Download), Kids’ Halloween Activities Pinterest Board

Day of the Dead

Non-Scary Day of the Dead Resources for Preschool Through Elementary

Veterans Day (U.S.) and Remembrance Day (Commonwealth countries)

Montessori-Inspired Fun with Golf Balls and Ping Pong Balls, Montessori-Inspired Patriotic Unit, Patriotic Practical Life and Math Activities, Free American Patriotic Songs and Rhymes for Circle Time, Awesome DIY Water Table with Red, White, and Blue Activities, “In Flanders Fields” {Free Remembrance and Honor Resources for Kids}, Kids’ Patriotic Activities (U.S.) Pinterest Board

Thanksgiving Activities

Montessori-Inspired Gratitude Activities, How to Help Your Child Feel Comfortable Greeting Relatives, Table Setting, How to Teach Your Child Table Manners for Holiday Gatherings, Homeschool Thanksgiving, Activity of the Week – Montessori Thanksgiving Noun Sorting Work, Montessori-Inspired Corn Unit, Montessori-Inspired Thanksgiving Activities, Kids in the Kitchen on Thanksgiving, Montessori-Inspired Thanksgiving Math Activities and Free Thanksgiving Printables , Thanksgiving Grace and Courtesy, Montessori-Inspired Native American Unit, Free Turkey Printables and Montessori-Inspired Turkey Activities, 20+ Family Gratitude Activities, Montessori-Inspired Thanksgiving Ideas, Free Thanksgiving Songs and Rhymes for Circle Time, Free Gratitude Songs and Rhymes for Home or School, Delicious and Nutritious Vegan, Gluten-Free Pumpkin Pie and Pumpkin Pie Squares, How to Help Your Kids Have an Attitude of Gratitude (November Gratitude Activities), 30+ Free Thanksgiving Gratitude Printables for Kids, Free Guided Gratitude Meditations for Kids, Free Guided Gratitude Meditations {Mindfulness Resources for Teens and Adults}, Free Gratitude Printables and Montessori-Inspired Gratitude Activities, Historically Accurate and Culturally Sensitive Thanksgiving Printables for Preschool Through Elementary,  Kids’ Thanksgiving Activities Pinterest Board

Kids’ Fall Activities Pinterest Board

Kids’ Fall Activities

If you follow me on Pinterest, you know that I have lots of unit studies boards and holiday boards. I recently started a Kids’ Fall Activities Pinterest board for non-specific fall posts as well as links to each of my themed boards for fall. You’ll find links to all those on my Kids’ Fall Activities Pinterest Board.

You’ll find many other links to unit studies in my “Montessori-Inspired Unit Studies + Seasonal and Holiday Activities” post.

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  1. Lulu says

    Great to be linking up again Deb! Loved your playdoh post and have some things on the list to do with the boys from there.

    Will have to come back and look through all your fall activities again soon as our theme for next month is autumn, pumpkins and halloween! Thanks

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    • Deb says

      Thanks for your kind comment, Lulu! I’m so glad you’re linking up again! I love to be able to visit with you and see how your boys are progressing. 🙂

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    • Deb says

      Thanks so much, Melissa! I have fun finding awesome ideas online! I think it’s always a bit magical to me, since I had to create materials by hand as a teacher without all these wonderful online printables and tutorials. 🙂

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  6. Coalet says

    “Activities for the prettiest season of all!” – unless its a quote it shouldn’t be in quotes, yes I get that its a scavenger hunt, but that quote is totally misleading as since there doesn’t seem to be a “Activities for the prettiest season of all!” but a whole bunch of posts for activities for this time of year – especially if you are looking for something specific like yesterday’s clue was a specific photo (not sure every finder realized it) but one could get it from the clue, now if this clue is a finder’s choice that should have been at least hinted at such as “Your favorite of Activities for the prettiest season of all!”, which would indicate a choice on the hunter’s part. So are you all able to revise a clue to be a little more specific – because most electronic scavenger hunts would at least take you closer to the page, since really one could potentially bounce around forever on a web site.

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  9. Jackie Higgins says

    This is so helpful to have this in one spot to reference over the next few months. I want to do apples right now but come back to leaves and pumpkins later in fall. I’ll be pinning and visiting this post again!! Thank you!

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