Easy Fall Craft Ideas for Kids

This craft is incredibly simple. Made with a paper bowl and orange tissue paper. Children of any age can create something cute enough to display as part of your fall decor.

This fall canvas painting is perfect for children, even toddlers can create a colorful Happy Fall design.

This makes a great tactile activity and stimulates the olfactory system too because of the pumpkin smell. Plus it's completely edible so it's safe to use with young toddlers or children who mouth items for sensory seeking.

Paper plate crafts are my favorite because of the simplicity. This one features a paper plate face with raffia hair and a construction paper hat. This scarecrow craft is sure to be a hit with your preschool or elementary-aged kids!

These wreaths are such an easy and cute way to celebrate the beginning of Autumn with your children. I also love Heather's craft tray idea on this post (check it out - I'm totally using it the next time my kids do a craft project).

These are just beautiful! This fall craft comes with five free printable templates and makes for a quick and easy way to decorate windows to celebrate the season.

This leaf printing on rocks art project is such a fun and easy fall craft that kids will love. Use bright fall colors like reds and oranges to make these rocks pop.

Use the free template for this craft if you're creating sunflowers with young children, or if your kids are older, get them to draw their own. I love the vibrant colors in this activity.

When you carve your pumpkins this year, set aside some seeds and let them dry out so you can use them for this cute apple craft.

This easy activity is a cool way to introduce your child to texture painting this fall. It's also a great way to encourage children with tactile defensiveness to explore new things and get creative.

These little guys make the cutest fine motor activity for younger children.

Apple stamping - this is a fun hands-on activity that is perfect for preschoolers.

I am always looking for unique sensory play ideas to do with my kids and share with everyone else, too. This is the perfect multisensory play idea to try during the season of pumpkin spice.

These little fall-themed hedgehogs are so cute, as soon as I saw them I knew they had to be on this list. It's a great way for kids to practice their cutting skills, too since you'll have to cut out all the paper leaves. If your child struggles with, , this practice may be helpful.

Super cute and easy to make out of mason jars or baby food jars this fall. The nightlight jars provide a comforting glow for bedtime and make us smile!