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Here’s a fun Fall bingo game to play with your class, co-op, or family! You can also use this game as a spring board for studying Autumn related vocabulary. This all-inclusive resource includes vocabulary – picture cards for 20 different words, board markers and 20 different game boards.
Vocabulary words: acorn, apple, books, Columbus Day, turkey, corn, cornucopia, crayons, Election Day, football, Halloween, leaf, jacket, pumpkin, rake, scarecrow, school, squirrel, Thanksgiving, Veteran’s Day
Looking for other seasonal bingo games? Here are some…
Read: Mid-October Activities and Lessons for other GREAT Fall ideas!
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Students will love creating their very own ‘Fall’ picture book as they learn new vocabulary.
Each page will contain one vocabulary word to trace and a picture to color!
Looking for Fall Vocabulary cards? Here are 60 large, 5″x3″, colorful vocabulary cards.
Use them to inspire writing stories or poetry. Use them for spelling lessons or to even start conversations about types of words, sounds, compound words, parts of speech…the ideas are endless!
Words include: Fall, Autumn, leaves, apple, corn, harvest, chestnuts, chilly, football, deciduous, haystack, hayride, maize, November, October, nuts, pumpkin, quilt, scarecrow, September, spider, Thanksgiving, turkey, web, migration, seeds, equinox, rake, foliage, frost, cinnamon, costumes, gourd, yams, grains, crow, sweater, Pilgrims, colony, Indian, Native American, blessing, celebrate, centerpiece, cider, cornbread, stuffing, cranberry, delicious, dessert, drumstick, family, feast, giblets, gratitude, gravy, holiday, settlers, travel, treaty
Students’ imaginations can run wild with this project! Includes instructions, supply list and a lot of idea pictures to get started.
Extension activity idea: After students create a whimsical creature, have them write a poem or story to go along with it!
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