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Fall Leaves Unit Study

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October 11, 2011 By Jennifer Lambert 4 Comments

We found some pretty leaves and some nice pinecones, acorns, and samaras. Few trees are changing colors yet.

I captured a few quiet moments to do some leaf rubbings and still life drawings.

Fall Nature Study

Elizabeth focused on the acorns.

Drawing Acorns

Katie enjoyed the leaf rubbings and really wanted to do a rubbing of the acorn, but it was too “fat.” haha

Leaf Rubbing

I love the concentration on Tori’s face here.

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Alex was quite fascinated by the leaf rubbings and enjoyed his abstract drawing of leaves. He was too quick for me to get a picture in action!

Toddler Leaf Drawing

More Fall Fun:

  • More Nature Study Fun!
  • Fall Crafts and Activities!
  • Fun leaf crafts
  • Fall unit study
  • Favorite Fall Books
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  • Pumpkin unit study
  • Leaf Study from The Homeschool Scientist
  • The Enchanted Homeschooling Mom Leaf Study
  • Living Montessori Now Leaf Study
  • Falling Leaves Study from Home Hearts
  • Lots of ideas for Fall Leaf Studies at The Handbook of Nature Study blog!
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  1. The Zookeeper says

    October 12, 2011 at 2:02 am

    My dd has had a blast rubbing leaves this year, The boys have had many acorn fights!!! LOL whatever!! But we are studying the trees turning colors next week… XOXO Hope things are going great!

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  2. Barb-Harmony Art Mom says

    October 17, 2011 at 12:18 am

    I loved seeing all those cute little faces working on their leaf/acorn journal sketches and rubbings. Thank you so much for sharing your entry with the OHC.

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  3. Skylar Apple says

    October 17, 2011 at 1:54 am

    They are too cute. Feel like I haven’t seen you guys in so long. Will try to drop off your pan tomorrow.

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  4. Zonnah says

    October 31, 2011 at 9:56 pm

    They look like they are having fun :)

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