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1 Fantastic Fall Puzzle Print puzzle on cardstock if possible, then cut apart pieces. Have fun with the puzzle as you learn about Fall. Images from Scrappin Doodles

2 Fantastic Fall Fun Door Hanger, Pencil Topper and Bookmark Welcome Fall!

3 Fantastic Tic-Tac-Toe Images from Scrappin Doodles

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5 Name: Fall Wordsearch Date: Knock-Knock. Who's there? Philip. Philip who? Fill up my glass please. When you locate a word from the list, draw a circle around it. L I A G J M W Z L P R H P E B D L S S C A R E C R O W O O L B Q E L E P V E N W X E W M C Y B J E P L L I Q N K W Q Y L A U T U M N K C E A Q S A P D V V T O G P V D R L E I U Z V I I T J M N R G M V P N V U I V R V U O C D C A O G C E W K O K P U F R E E C P Q I I W P M D S K H G L U F M I F T D S C C F J N Q N A Y X F G U F Y D B Q A B R W A X M C O R N M V N R O O Q I H A R V E S T N J O E C L H R F J A C O R N U S E P T E M B E R Z L O S X Q Acorn Harvest Rake Autumn Leaves Scarecrow Corn Orange September Cornucopia Pumpkin

6 Name: Date: Fall Crossword Puzzle Why aren't elephants allowed on the beach? Because they can't keep their trunks up! Complete the activity ACROSS 1. Fall begins during this month 5. A goat's horn filled with grain and flowers and fruit symbolizing prosperity 6. Red and yellow makes this color 8. Grows on stalks; bearing kernels on large ears 9. Changes colors and falls from trees in Autumn 10. The season when the leaves fall from the trees; fall DOWN 1. Protects the crops from birds 2. The fruit of the oak 3. Large pulpy round orange fruit with firm skin and seeds 4. The gathering of a ripened crop 7. Garden tool used to gather fallen leaves

7 Name: Fall Multiple Choice Date: Knock, knock. Who's there? Justin. Justin who? Justin time for dinner! Complete the activity. 1. Large pulpy round orange fruit with firm skin and seeds A. Pumpkin B. Harvest C. Cornucopia D. Orange 2. The fruit of the oak A. September B. Scarecrow C. Acorn D. Pumpkin 3. Red and yellow makes this color A. Orange B. Acorn C. Autumn D. Rake 4. The gathering of a ripened crop A. Leaves B. Autumn C. Harvest D. Acorn 5. Grows on stalks; bearing kernels on large ears A. Cornucopia B. Corn C. Rake D. September 6. Protects the crops from birds A. Harvest B. September C. Scarecrow D. Rake 7. Changes colors and falls from trees in Autumn A. Orange B. Leaves C. Pumpkin D. Cornucopia 8. Fall begins during this month A. September B. Cornucopia C. Acorn D. Rake 9. A goat's horn filled with grain and flowers and fruit symbolizing prosperity A. September B. Orange C. Cornucopia D. Rake 10. The season when the leaves fall from the trees; fall A. Cornucopia B. September C. Autumn D. Orange 11. Garden tool used to gather fallen leaves A. Leaves B. Rake C. Scarecrow D. Pumpkin

8 Name: Fall Matching Date: Why did the football coach go to the bank? To get a Quarterback! Print the word that matches the clue on the blank line by the clue. 1. Garden tool used to gather fallen leaves 2. Changes colors and falls from trees in Autumn 3. The season when the leaves fall from the trees; fall 4. Fall begins during this month 5. Red and yellow makes this color 6. A goat's horn filled with grain and flowers and fruit symbolizing prosperity 7. Protects the crops from birds 8. The gathering of a ripened crop 9. Large pulpy round orange fruit with firm skin and seeds 10. The fruit of the oak 11. Grows on stalks; bearing kernels on large ears Orange Scarecrow Harvest Autumn September Pumpkin Acorn Cornucopia Leaves Rake Corn

9 Name: Date: Fall Vocabulary Study Sheet What did one elevator say to the other? "I think I'm coming down with something!" This vocabulary sheet serves as a study sheet to learn the terms related to the topic and as an answer sheet to the worksheets in this series. 1. Autumn The season when the leaves fall from the trees; fall 2. Leaves Changes colors and falls from trees in Autumn 3. Pumpkin Large pulpy round orange fruit with firm skin and seeds 4. Orange Red and yellow makes this color 5. Scarecrow Protects the crops from birds 6. Harvest The gathering of a ripened crop 7. Acorn The fruit of the oak 8. Rake Garden tool used to gather fallen leaves 9. Corn Grows on stalks; bearing kernels on large ears 10. September Fall begins during this month 11. Cornucopia A goat's horn filled with grain and flowers and fruit symbolizing prosperity

10 Fall Coloring Puzzle Print puzzle on cardstock if possible, color the pictures, then cut apart pieces. Have fun with the puzzle as you learn about Fall. Images from Scrappin Doodles

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