22 Fall Crafts For Kids

While a lot of people associate fairies with spring and greenery, there’s no reason to limit it to that. Kids can make these cute paper fall fairies easily and have their own fall adventures.

Nothing says fall like leaves; that’s where the season gets its name, after all. Use the included template to make this fall leaf wreath that is just waiting for a door to hang on.

Acorns are another fall staple decor option. These adorable little acorn buddies are an ideal project for once things start to cool off.

This craft option is absolutely perfect for fall. Cutting, coloring, and pasting together this owl sitting on a branch will put anybody in the right mood for this time of year.

Indian corn has such visual appeal, it’s no wonder so many people use it for decorations. Make one using pony beads and pipe cleaners in a project easy enough for young kids to help out with.

Templates make crafting so much easier, which is a real win for parents everywhere. This friendly squirrel is perfect for a fall craft, and even has some moveable parts.

This is such a great fall craft idea. It incorporates actual things from nature into a craft kids can wear after it’s done. Use real fall leaves to give it a truely special touch.

Make a cute little acorn with this craft idea. Kids will love making the mosaic-style acorn buddy.

Take the kids out for a nature walk to gather pine cones for these fall windchimes. Be sure to check the blog post for tips and tricks.

Handprint crafts are always a fun time. Plus, this printable pack includes multiple different templates for the fall-inspired handprints.

Paper-mache used to be everywhere, but it’s not as common anymore. But these paper apples might be just the thing to bring it back into the forefront.

It’s truly amazing what sorts of crafts can be made from toilet paper tubes. This pumpkin is far too cute to believe that it started life as a toilet paper tube.

This fall tree craft is a great way to teach kids about recycling and upcycling. Making a pretty fall tree out of various forms of print media shows them how things can be reused instead of just thrown away.

Want to make an apple tree craft? What possible thing could make better apple stamps than actual apples? Kids will love making this stamp art.

Fall leaf crafts - another great stamp option are cheap kitchen sponges. Cut them into leaf shapes and stamp away.

It’s amazing how easy it is to make popsicle sticks into all sorts of fun crafts. This scarecrow looks too cute to pass up, and he’s easy to make.

Raking leaves isn’t many peoples’ idea of fun. But this leaf raking craft is loads of fun, and looks so pretty.

Sure, this printable template for a 3D tree is a good little decoration. But what really makes this magic is that it can change colors with the seasons, and stay up all year long.

Fall trips to the pumpkin patch are always an exciting prospect. Make this popsicle stick pumpkin keepsake frame as the perfect place to keep the pumpkin patch pictures from this year.

Lacing crafts are a great way for kids to work on fine motor skills while having fun. But this one takes things a step further by having a little mouse weave in and out of a pumpkin.

Apples are a sure sign of fall activities to come. Use the template to make these fall apple paper plate crafts to celebrate this classic fruit.

Coffee filter crafts use the unique material the filters are made of to create some amazing effects. Paint the filters according to the post, then cut them into leaves for a really pretty decoration.