Ideas for Using all those beautiful Autumn leaves in the yard.
1. Make a collage by gluing the leaves on construction paper.
2. Frame the pretty leaves and hang up.
3. Put some leaves and acorns in a bowl for display.
4. Give the children a piece of contact paper to arrange the leaves on and when they are finished put another piece of clear contact paper on top to hold it all in place. Makes a neat placemat.
5. Lay the pretty leaves in a line down the middle of the table to make a table runner.
6. Write each guests name on a leaf with a marker to use as a place setting.
7. Make leaf people, by gluing a leaf on paper and then adding a head, arms, legs and whatever else you can think of.
8. Make a leaf mobile - Put individual leaves on clear contact paper and cover with more clear contact paper and then cut out around the leaf and punch a hole in the top and add ribbon to hang it from a coat hanger. Add the amount of leaves you want.
9. Make leaf rubbings.
10. Rake a pile of leaves and play in them!
1. Make a collage by gluing the leaves on construction paper.
2. Frame the pretty leaves and hang up.
3. Put some leaves and acorns in a bowl for display.
4. Give the children a piece of contact paper to arrange the leaves on and when they are finished put another piece of clear contact paper on top to hold it all in place. Makes a neat placemat.
5. Lay the pretty leaves in a line down the middle of the table to make a table runner.
6. Write each guests name on a leaf with a marker to use as a place setting.
7. Make leaf people, by gluing a leaf on paper and then adding a head, arms, legs and whatever else you can think of.
8. Make a leaf mobile - Put individual leaves on clear contact paper and cover with more clear contact paper and then cut out around the leaf and punch a hole in the top and add ribbon to hang it from a coat hanger. Add the amount of leaves you want.
9. Make leaf rubbings.
10. Rake a pile of leaves and play in them!
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