These leaf activities for elementary students are very popular in September, but they can be used any time of the year. They provide fun and engaging learning experiences to your class. Check out all of the leaf activities for elementary students below!
4 Leaf Activities for Elementary Students
Below are our favorite leaf activities for elementary students.
1. The Leaf Thief Book Companion
In the story The Leaf Thief, Squirrel sits in his tree with a belly full of nuts and appreciates the beautiful colors of leaves around him. He quickly notices that there is a leaf missing! He flies to his trusted friend, Bird, and is quick to blame others for taking the leaves. Readers learn about the transition to fall we see in nature. This The Leaf Thief Book Companion includes reading comprehension questions, writing prompts, SEL lesson ideas, student activities, and much more. Learn more about this resource in our Clutter-Free Classroom Teacher Store!
2. The Very Last Leaf Book Companion
In the story The Very Last Leaf, Lance Cottonwood is passing his courses with flying colors- classes such as Budding, Wind Resistance, Photosynthesis, and Pigment Changing. As fall approaches, Lance the leaf becomes fearful of his final exam in Falling. After talking with his teacher, Lance gets the nerve to fall! He meets his classmates on the forest ground and they celebrate passing their final exam. This The Very Last Leaf Book Companion includes reading comprehension questions, writing prompts, SEL lesson ideas, student activities, and much more. Learn more about this resource in our Clutter-Free Classroom Teacher Store!
3. Fletcher and The Falling Leaves Book Companion
Fletcher and the Falling Leaves follows a little fox named Fletcher who becomes concerned when he sees leaves falling from the trees in his forest. Thinking the trees are sick, Fletcher tries to save them, only to learn the beauty and natural cycle of the changing seasons. This Fletcher and The Falling Leaves Book Companion includes reading comprehension questions, writing prompts, SEL lesson ideas, student activities, and much more. Learn more about this resource in our Clutter-Free Classroom Teacher Store!
4. Leaves Reading Comprehension Activities
These Leaves Reading Comprehension Activities offer engaging, meaningful practice to greatly improve your 1st-5th grade students’ reading and writing skills. Each of the reading graphic organizers included in this set can be used over and over and with ANY leaf book you choose. Learn more about this resource n our Clutter-Free Classroom Teacher Store!
In closing, we hope you found this list of leaf activities for elementary students helpful! If you did, then you may also be interested in these other related posts:
