A wonderful collection of hands on apple themed learning to go along with My Father's World Kindergarten.
Fall is in the air, even here in San Diego! (That means it's in the 80's instead of the triple digits, LOL.) We recently wrapped up the apple theme unit of My Father's World Kindergarten, and here is the collection of hands on activities we did, as well as several favorites from around the web.
25 Apple Themed Activities
Create eruptions with apple cider vinegar from Blog Me Mom.
Collect a variety of apples for hands on math with apple graphing.
Build sculptures with apples like Fun at Home with Kids.
Boost fine motor skills with this apple "bobbing" game from Fantastic Fun and Learning.
Make yarn apples like Hands on as We Grow.
Create an apple cinnamon scented learning tray for prewriting exercises and counting activities.
Make apple cinnamon bubble wands like Inner Child Fun.
Read Ten Apples on Top and play some math games like I Can Teach My Child.
Stamp apple patterns like Buggy and Buddy.
Work on skip counting with this gross motor sidewalk chalk game.
Do an experiment to see what keeps apple slices from turning brown like Coffee Cups and Crayons.
Play apple themed math games like There's Just One Mommy.
Sing some apple songs for music time like 1+1+1=1.
Set up an apple tree word family literacy activity for beginning readers.
Play an apple picking name game like The Pleasantest Thing.
Enjoy some apple taste testing like Gift of Curiosity.
Use apples to make patterns like Teach Preschool.
Make apple themed ten frames like Life Over C's.
In addition to the apple themed learning activities, we enjoyed several sensory activities during our apple unit. Our favorite apple scented sensory activities:
The best part about our apple themed unit was learning that if we stay in Jesus, we will bear much fruit. Hearing J-Bug recite these truths from God's Word is the highlight of homeschooling.
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