Apple writing activities

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This Fall is a very busy one! Can you believe parent-teacher conferences are next week? Wow!!! My class is investigating apples tomorrow, so I made this little labeling activity to use after we rev…

Apple Themed Poems for Shared Reading (Apple Activities)

Here in Virginia, it’s apple picking time at all the local orchards. Time for apple pie, apple cider, apple dumplings, and the list goes on… yum! So of course, we threaded lots of apple activities into our class. We were learning about our five senses in science, so this was the perfect opportunity to incorporate all of them. First, we explored apples with our sense of sight, smell, and touch. The students shook the apples to see if they made a sound, and then determined they did not. When…

Write the letters of the alphabet on the apples. This worksheet can be used for uppercase or lowercase letters. This is a perfect practice worksheet…

A great way to incorporate some fun seasonal learning is through having your students complete an apple craft this fall! Here on my blog, you can get access and download my FREE apple craft and writing template, and it pairs with any apple-themed lesson or studies you might have planned for your elementary students. Plus, when you visit my blog, you'll find additional fall ideas and activities. Get the download and craft for apples right here!

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We read Deanna Jump's Who Took the Apples from the Apple Tree?. As a response of our Friday, we made our own version of the story. Students illustrated their self and wrote their name. I kept the ending a surprise until we finished our book and read it aloud. The students loved the surprise ending!

Practice writing the word apple Coloring Page - Twisty Noodle

This apple hat is not only a super cute craft, but also easy to make. These work great to wear for a special Apple Day event or for an apple theme week at school. You can use construction paper or card stock. You can make the apple hats not just red, but also green or yellow for variety. Included are writing pages, so that students can write the steps they followed to make their hats. There are also 3 Apple Day picture frames. You can take a picture of each student wearing their hat. Print…