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Have you signed up for our FREE newsletter? Each week you get lots of literacy goodies delivered to your inbox. Make Your Own Fall Potpourri at Capri + 3 Learning Number Words with Fall Colored Leaves by Tiny Tots Adventuresįall Tree Number Matching by Mom Inspired LifeĬolors of Fall Sensory Bin by Life Over C’sįoot Painting The Fall Colours by Learning to WalkĮxploring Fall Colors in Paint by Powerful MotheringĪutumn Colours Plant Science at Rainy Day Mum Learning With Preschool Songs: The Leaves of the Trees by Growing Book by BookĭIY Fall Color Word Book by The Educators’ Spin On It Why Leaves Change Colors by The Preschool Toolbox Blog Check them out below and join us again next week when we explore nighttime.įall Colors Modeled Writing in Preschool by Fun-A-Dayįall Colors Water Mixing by Still Playing SchoolĮxploring Fall Colors With Gourds by Little Bins For Little Hands The Playful Preschool team has many more ideas for learning about leaves. I left extra room at the bottom of the chart for this work.

Let your child practice writing a letter or word that they see.

It’s a high-frequency word and is used several times in the song.

If your child is learning words, pick a few to focus on and find.

If your child is ready, they can track the print instead of you.

Use a pointer to track the print as you sing.

It’s helpful to clap the words as you count them.

Practice distinguishing between a letter and a word.

If your child is working on letter identification, use the wikki-stix to find a designated letter on the chart.

Here are several ideas for using preschool songs to teach about letters and words. When your child is comfortable with the song you are ready to do some exploring of the print.

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How to Use the Songįirst, just enjoy singing the song over and over and over again! The leaves on the trees fall to the ground. The leaves on the trees turn red, yellow and orange The leaves on the trees turn red, yellow and orange.

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You can also download the free printable of The Leaves of the Trees.

You can also write the color words (red, yellow and orange) in the corresponding color. Add picture clues above the following words: leaves, trees, and pile. Write the words for the song on the large paper. Materials needed: lyrics to the song, large paper, markers, pointer, wikki-stix (optional) We took the words to the song and wrote them on a large piece of paper to do lots of letter and word exploration! Preparing for Playful Learning So, we decided to change the words to fit our leaf theme and came up with a cute song that is also packed with literacy learning opportunities. Their all-time favorite song is The Wheels on the Bus. We’ve been reading about leaves, talking about leaves and collecting leaves. The leaves are just beginning to change colors in the Midwest. The Leaves of the Trees Song Why We Chose This Activity

This week’s Playful Preschool theme is leaves! We came up with a fun preschool song to inspire lots of literacy learning.įull Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. The past few weeks we have been exploring apples, family, farms and harvest. We are now in our second month of the Playful Preschool Series.