October is a busy month in the classroom. Busy but also filled with fun activities. Celebrate Halloween and explore interesting topics such as fire safety, fall, and woodlands animals. Fire safety is an important topic. By using an engaging fire safety resource that contains a Smokey the Bear interactive activity, you will raise fire awareness and give kids the information they need to stay safe.
Fall is the season of bright and glorious colors - orange pumpkins, dark brown nuts, and red apples. This month is perfect for harvest crafts and activities. A woodland project is a great way to learn facts about fascinating creatures such as squirrels, foxes, skunks, and moose. Learning how to draw these animals is not only tremendously fun but also a very useful skill. Your kids can use their drawing skills to illustrate their writing and research.
With the weather getting cooler and the days getting darker, it gives you a special kind of feeling. Perfect time to explore spooky wildlife like bats, spiders, and owls as we are approaching Halloween. Color by code is a fun activity, and with a Halloween theme, it gets even more special. Learning to draw Frankenstein, spiders, ghosts, and a haunted house will put everyone in the spooky season mood. With all these activities to choose from, it is easy to FALL in love with October.
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