The Best Kindergarten and Preschool Leaf Theme Lesson Plan

If you are planning for fall or prepping for fun preschool themes for your school year, this leaf theme is perfect. You’ll read fall leaf books, learn all about leaves changing, explore a nature tray, make fall recipes, and so much more. We are excited about this Kindergarten and Preschool Leaf Theme and lesson plan. I am sure you will love it too. It’s filled with fun activities and skills perfect for younger children. Plus, everything you need to teach your children.

Don’t you love leaf activities in the fall?

Preschool Leaf Theme Activities

The Best Kindergarten and Preschool Leaf Theme Lesson Plan

This is such a fun and engaging theme to teach your kindergarten or preschool students. This theme is perfect for the fall season and can be tailored to fit a variety of subjects, including science, math, language arts, STEM, and art. With so many possibilities, you’ll have no problem setting up this comprehensive lesson plan to keep your children excited about learning.

One of the great things about a leaf theme is that it can be adapted to fit the needs of your specific needs.

You can focus on the science behind leaves and how they change colors in the fall.

You can incorporate math by having your kids count and sort different types of leaves.

Language arts activities include reading books about leaves and writing leaf-inspired poetry. And, of course, there are fantastic art projects that can be done with leaves, such as leaf rubbings or leaf collages.

Grab this leaf theme to get you started, or use it completely, and your students will have a blast while learning.

Here you’ll find everything to enjoy a fun and educational leaf-themed unit.

Kindergarten and Preschool Lesson Plan for Fall Theme

How many ways can you make # Math

Exploring, counting, writing and building numbers

I set up this math exploration table with polished rocks, dice, and autumn manipulatives (I found at the craft store). I also set out small pieces of paper for writing the number. This will stay out all week, and the children can use it as they wish.

Letter L Texture Letters

Each of the Kindergarten and preschool themes come with the manuscript and cursive letter to create your texture letters. This week, we used gold glitter glue to texture ours.

Letter L and Leaf Writing Station

These cards can be used for younger children to look at and talk about. You can read the words off and use them age-appropriate. Bells is into writing words now, so they work perfectly for a word wall or writing station. Have fun with them.

Nature Walks and Leaf Science

Kindergarten and Preschool Themes – Leaves and Letter L Activities

Hands-on activities are a large part of the leaf theme lesson plan. You can provide children with a variety of materials, such as leaves, paint, glue, and scissors, and encourage them to create their own leaf art.

You can also have children sort leaves by color, size, or shape or use leaves for counting, adding, subtracting, sorting, and creating patterns or designs.

Leaf Books for Kids

Kindergarten and Preschool Curriculum Made Easy!

This Leaves/Letter Ll Unit has everything you need for a week packed full of leaf themed activities and learning.

The Kindergarten – Preschool weekly plans are designed with a 3-6 year old child in mind. Every activity can be used at home with one or more children or adapted for use in a classroom.

These Units are about exploring and learning while exposing children to a variety of skills and concepts.

Features:

• Academic skills:
Retelling a story, letter identification, counting/recognizing numbers, one to one correspondence, sorting by color, sorting by size, color identification, building sight words, and more

• Science and STEM

a mix of weekly activities

• Fine motor skills:
Stamping, painting, clipping, writing, cutting, building and gluing

• Gross motor skills:

Weekly mix of activities

• The week at a glance:

See all books and activities for the week on one convenient page. Plus, daily pages written out with explanations, Every week includes 5 books, Language/Phonics, Science/STEM, Art, Fine motor activities, Gross motor activities, Math, Practical Life, Sensory, and snacks, along with a few other activities you may want to try!

• Suggested Materials:
Prepping for the week is super easy with this laid-out plan.

• Activity Pages:
Learning activity pages include everything you need to know to complete the activities for the week. I’ve also included pictures and recipes for a variety of activities and snacks.

• Printables:

Printable activities and materials to make weekly prep a breeze! Lots of printable options to save you from purchasing additional hands-on materials that you may not have available.