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The idea behind artist dates is reconnecting with oneself; that is a given. How many times, though, do you really plan the entire date solely about YOU?

Here are some fall preschool activities that will get kids excited about the season. Included are ideas for crafts, coloring pages, activity sheets, and recipes!

Help your child make some leaf rubbings with crayons and fall leaves. Or make an autumn poster and a leaf monster or leaf clown.

Learn how to use a dry leaf to make a marvelous paper turkey's tail. Not wanting a turkey? Try a thankful tree!

Celebrate Canada Day by making one-of-a-kind flags, Canadian coin rubbings and paper bag beaver puppets from craft supplies around the house.

By doing art projects that use autumn leaves, children gain experience with texture (one of seven art elements) and how to describe and create different kinds of surfaces

Every primary teacher teaches a fall unit. These autumn themed lesson ideas and read aloud suggestions are quick and easy and work well in September and October.

Whether in a forest or under the backyard apple tree, playing in the leaves allows young kids to build their creativity, learn about trees and appreciate the environment.

Spring break is here for some and almost here for others. Mix nature and paper crafts with your children when working on these projects!

We're wrapping up October and, with that, come festivals, parties and other autumn activities. Let's bring in the season using art journals!

We're going to revisit Artist Date Idea #1 and talk about some ideas for that creative kit that was created and set aside from that adventure.

These projects are suitable for children and can be completed in art journals or on flat surfaces (canvas, drawing paper, and so on). Let's embrace this colorful season!

Fun and easy ideas for ways in which Pagan families can celebrate Autumn Equinox, also known as Mabon and Autumn Festival.

Letter, leaf and library all begin with the letter L. Here are some fantastic lesson ideas for children learning about the letter L.

Children create autumn-themed art pieces and crafts using a variety of art techniques and a combination of fall materials such as leaves, twigs, berries, acorns & bark.

Getting kids outside is as easy as organizing a nature walk. With the right motivation any child can get excited to discover the outdoors

Fall is a time to look at nature for ideas to use in a classroom. Fallen leaves are a wonderful way to teach children about Autumn and the change of season.

Preshool teachers can create a season or holiday themed November bulletin board in the early childhood classroom. Use simple craft materials or child made artwork.

These ideas for the preschool classroom provide 3 to 5 year old children with learning opportunities in several curriculum areas.

Use natural remedies to ease the pain of sunburn and bee stings and stop the itching of mosquito bites.

Toddlers love to play games with mommy and daddy. Turn play time into learning time with these fun activities.

Enjoying the wonders of nature is fun especially in the Fall; it is one of the best times of the year to get out there, explore, learn and create with children.