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14 Festive Autumn Crafts for Kids

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The weather is getting cooler at night and the leaves are starting to fall. That can only mean one thing, Autumn is right around the corner!

Autumn means lots of things for parents with young children. It means it’s time to enjoy fun outdoor Fall activities, jump in leave piles, plan the perfect Halloween costume and watch football together as a family. Doing a few kids Autumn crafts with your child is a great way to celebrate the season change with them.

The following 14 craft ideas are easy enough for a toddler to do, but gorgeous enough for an elementary aged child.14 Festive Kids Autumn Crafts To Do With Your PreschoolerClick on the title of each craft to view step-by-step instructions and images for that particular craft. Happy crafting!

1. Enchanted Homeschooling Mom – Fall Leaf Absorption Art

2. Crafts by Amanda – Corn on the Cob Pencil Holder

3. Frugal Mom Eh – Pumpkin Apple Stamps

4. Meaningful Mama – Scarecrow Paper Craft For Kids

5. Glued to my Crafts Blog – Silly Leaf Hair

6. Crafty Morning – Footprint Turkey Craft

7. The Pinterested Parent – Button Indian Corn Craft

8. Toddler Approved – Sparkly Fall Leaves

9. Crafts by Amanda – Mosaic Paper Acorn

10. I Heart Crafty Things – Fall Tree Craft

11. Meaningful Mama – Fall Leaf Prints

12. Typically Simple – Paper Plate Candy Corn Bunting

13. The Pinterested Parent – Colored Oats Fall Tree Craft

14. Kids Craft Room – Painting with Nature-Process Art

If you do any of these kids autumn crafts with your little one, please let me know. I’d love to know which one was your very favorite!

If you are looking for additional craft ideas, more geared toward older children, be sure to check out these 15 Fall Crafts for Kids.

15 Fun Fall Crafts for Kids

Plus, don’t miss our terrific cinnamon-scented Fall slime – it literally smells like Fall!

A borax-free, cinnamon-scented fall slime perfect as a preschool science activity or for sensory play.

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  9. I love the fall. It has so many different elements that can inspire fun crafts. You have all the beautiful changes in nature as well as the three big holidays. I've always liked making handprint turkeys, Jack-o-lantern carving, and construction paper Christmas ornaments!
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  12. Fun ideas, I loved doing crafts with my kids. I home schooled my youngest and fall crafts were the most enjoyable and Christmas.
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  13. These are all nice, I especially like the Toddler Approved – Sparkly Fall Leaves! I wouldn't mind this stuck to my refrigerator, and it is easy that the kids would like doing it!
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  15. These look so fun! I'll be adding some of them to my list of crafts to do with the kids. I know they will enjoy doing them.
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  16. What a lot of great Autumn crafts for my grandchildren to make. I love the Corn On The Cob Pencil Holder.
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  18. Oh these adorable! To be honest I think I would have more fun with this than my nieces and nephews would. I LOVE autumn decorations and arts and crafts! :)
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  19. I have to show these to Kid Baker. She loves crafting and is constantly starting a new project. These would be cute to hang up for the season around the house...thanks!
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  20. These are all great Fall craft ideas! I am a SAHM and also homeschool my 7, 3, and 2 year old so I am always looking for crafts that we can all do together! :) Thanks for sharing!
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  26. I most show my nieces this so she can have things to do with her son when it's raining out side.
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  27. These are great fall crafts. I always enjoy using the leaves , but now I have new ideas for corn too.
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  28. Omgosh these are all so super fun!! I love the leaf prints!! And those sparkly fall leaves are too fabulous!!
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