Here are some Fall Home Living ideas that our kindergarten group started last year…
Fall has arrived! We are embracing it and celebrating it in kindergarten. Some of my wonderful kindergarten partner teachers and I got the ball rolling for a fall farm and pumpkin patch station over in the Home Living Corner. Here are some of our ideas (I’ll start with mine because their stations are so much “prettier” than mine…it will just get better and better!)
We’ve just now opened our Fall Home Living Station in my room. The students are thrilled to make lists, buy pumpkins and other fall items, and most of all to talk and play with each other.
My pumpkin patch is a morning activity, so there are two or three students over here at a time.
Bring your money to buy some pumpkins! We made our own dollars. It was a good numeral writing practice for us.
Students have sorted acorns, pumpkins, leaves, squash, and pine cones.
Notice the scale to compare weights of pumpkins.
Pies for sale!
More sorting and playing opportunities.
A writing opportunity to create labels.
Another writing opportunity: creating signs.
Notice the open/closed sign that the students made.
Apple and pumpkin pies.
Connie uses the large orange pom-pom balls as her pumpkin pie filling!
Please let me and my colleagues know if you are also embracing the Home Living Station to enhance your curriculum. We love to get new ideas.
And oh yes… as we say in the south, “Happy Fall Y’all!”
My Story, My Song 
Love the creativity. Such a great learning experience! 🙂
Thank you!
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You make learning a real adventure for your kiddos.😍
That’s a wonderful compliment to a teacher! 🙂
thank ya’ll for keeping the Home Living Station alive in your classroom. So much language, reading, math and writing take place there!
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