Free Fall Printables & Activities for Kids

Fall is one of my favorite times to bring seasonal activities into our homeschool. This collection of free fall printables includes games, coloring pages, worksheets, crafts, and learning activities for kids of different ages.

You’ll find plenty to use throughout September, October, and November, with themes including pumpkins, apples, leaves, scarecrows, and Thanksgiving. Most are low-prep, so you can simply print what you need and get started.

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Fall Printable Games

These printable fall games are easy to pull out when we want something fun and low-prep. They work well for homeschool days, classroom parties, or a cozy afternoon at home.

Fall Scattergories is always a hit. Set a timer, choose a letter, and race to come up with fall-themed answers before time runs out.

Fall bingo is especially fun with younger kids, with autumn-themed boards featuring pumpkins, leaves, apples, and more.

Take learning outside with a fall scavenger hunt. I like to laminate ours and keep it in the car with a dry-erase marker for walks and pumpkin patch trips.

Fall I Spy printables make a simple quiet-time activity while helping kids practice visual discrimination and concentration.

Practice parts of speech with fall Mad Libs, a quick and silly language arts game that never really feels like schoolwork.

Keep track of seasonal activities with our fall bucket list printable, with plenty of ideas to try throughout the season.

You can also try this fall photo challenge from Rock Your Homeschool or a roll-and-color fall dice game from Darcy & Brian.

Free Fall Coloring Pages

These free fall coloring sheets are an easy no-prep activity for quiet mornings, fall unit studies, or whenever kids want something creative to do.

We love using the fall story coloring pages during read-alouds. Each page combines a short seasonal scene with an illustration to color.

The leaf-themed coloring pages combine art and science, with facts about different leaves and why they change color in the fall.

For more seasonal designs, the acorn coloring page is a simple choice for an autumn or nature unit.

The owl coloring page combines coloring with fun owl facts, making it useful for a fall animal theme.

You can also use the scarecrow coloring pages during harvest-themed lessons or alongside a scarecrow craft.

The mushroom coloring page is another nature-themed option, with mushroom facts alongside the coloring activity.

Pair seasonal reading with fall bookmark printables, with space to color, rate books, and sketch favorite scenes.

For extra number practice, try our fall color by number pages or pumpkin color by number for preschool and early elementary kids.

You’ll also find free pumpkin coloring pages with seasonal designs to use throughout October and November.

Our Johnny Appleseed coloring pages work especially well in September and combine history, apples, and coloring in one activity.

For older kids and adults, these stained glass fall coloring pages from Rock Painting Guide offer more detailed autumn designs.

Free Fall Worksheets & STEM Activities

These fall worksheets combine seasonal themes with science, math, and hands-on learning. Kids can explore life cycles, practice graphing, build with LEGO, and try simple fall experiments.

The pumpkin life cycle coloring page introduces how pumpkins grow from seed to harvest, with each stage to color.

Use the life cycle of a pumpkin worksheet for more detailed labeling and sequencing practice.

The apple life cycle spinner wheel worksheet is a hands-on way to explore each stage of an apple’s growth while reinforcing sequencing and plant science.

Practice early math and data skills with the fall graphing worksheet, where kids count, color, and graph seasonal pictures.

For hands-on engineering, these Fall LEGO STEM challenge cards from Little Bins for Little Hands encourage kids to design and build their own fall creations.

Try magnetic watercolor leaves from Sustain My Craft Habit to combine autumn art with a simple exploration of magnets.

This five senses activity encourages kids to investigate the sights, sounds, smells, and textures of the season.

Finally, the candy corn experiment from Homeschool Scientist introduces observation and the scientific method with a seasonal twist.

Fall Preschool Worksheets

These free fall preschool printables combine seasonal themes with early math, literacy, and fine motor skills. They’re easy to add to a fall-themed week, morning work, or learning centers.

Start with the autumn ABC worksheets, which use seasonal pictures to help preschoolers practice letter recognition and tracing.

Fall connect the dots from Simple Everyday Mom combines counting and fine motor practice with fall-themed pictures.

Fall counting mats from Darcy & Brian help preschoolers practice number recognition and counting from 1 to 10.

Scarecrow activity sheets from Simple Everyday Mom include seasonal puzzles, coloring, and early learning activities.

Fall letter find printables from Living Life & Learning give kids extra practice identifying and recognizing letters.

Fall counting worksheets from Simple Everyday Mom provide more number recognition and counting practice with seasonal pictures.

The free printable leaf matching game from A Country Girl’s Life works on matching, memory, and visual discrimination.

Fall leaf pattern worksheets from Raise Curious Kids help preschoolers recognize and continue simple patterns.

Finally, fall pattern block mats from Little Ladoo combine shapes, patterns, and hands-on learning with a seasonal theme.

Fall Printable Crafts

These fall printable crafts are easy to prep and give kids something creative and hands-on to do throughout the season.

Our fall handprint template turns painted handprints into seasonal artwork and makes a fun keepsake for younger kids.

The Thanksgiving handprint printable is another simple keepsake craft to use throughout November or at Thanksgiving gatherings.

This printable scarecrow craft from Conservamom lets kids cut, assemble, and decorate their own scarecrow.

The popsicle stick scarecrow craft from In The Playroom combines a printable template with popsicle sticks and paint for a hands-on fall project.

These fall handprint art worksheets from 3 Boys and a Dog use painted handprints to create seasonal pictures while practicing fine motor skills.

Fall Language Arts Printables

These fall language arts worksheets bring seasonal themes into writing, poetry, and literacy practice. They work well for homeschool lessons, classroom writing centers, or independent activities.

The scarecrow acrostic poem is a simple introduction to poetry and works especially well alongside a scarecrow craft or October unit.

For football fans, the football acrostic poem offers another way to practice descriptive writing and poetry with a familiar fall theme.

You can also add a football word search for vocabulary and spelling practice, or a football word scramble for another quick language arts activity.

For another seasonal vocabulary activity, the Johnny Appleseed word search is a good choice for September and works well alongside an apple or Johnny Appleseed unit.

Use these gratitude writing prompts throughout the season or as part of your Thanksgiving activities to encourage reflection and creative writing.

The printable gratitude pumpkin from Coffee and Carpool combines writing and art as kids fill a pumpkin with things they’re thankful for.

The past, present, and future writing pack from Only Passionate Curiosity encourages kids to write about their fall experiences and imagine what the season might look like in the future.

For more open-ended writing, these fall writing prompts from In The Playroom include ideas for stories, poetry, descriptions, and journaling.

The I Am Thankful worksheets from Simple Homeschooler provide guided writing practice centered on gratitude and reflection.

Last Updated on 13 August 2026 by Clare Brown