Grab ‘N Go Teacher Resources make celebrating the magical Fall Season with your students fun and easy!

Fall themed curriculum from our Hey, Teach! educators. Grab ‘n Go instructional pieces ranging from morning meeting slides to NO PREP packets and journal prompts, we have curriculum to support you as you launch into the school year and to help you thrive through the first semester with all things apples and pumpkins and turkeys! 

Check out all of the Fall Themed Teacher Resources for your Classroom!

We have everything a Teacher needs to celebrate Fall in the classroom!

Fall Classroom Decor

Fall Teacher Resources

Fall Kids Crafts

Fall Teacher Clothing

Fall Teacher Lanyards

Fall Home Decor

Fall Wax Melts

Fall Candles

Celebrating the season of Fall with students can be a delightful and educational experience.

Here are 10 reasons why it can be beneficial for a teacher to do so:

1. Engagement: Incorporating the changing seasons into the curriculum can pique students’ interest and keep them engaged in learning.
2. Connection to Nature: Fall provides an opportunity to connect students with nature, teaching them about the changing leaves, migrating animals, and other seasonal phenomena.
3. Hands-On Learning: Fall offers numerous hands-on learning opportunities, such as collecting leaves, acorns, or pinecones, which can be used for various science and art projects.
4. Cultural Awareness: Celebrating fall can introduce students to different cultural traditions and festivals associated with the season, such as Hispanic Heritage Month, Halloween, Thanksgiving, or Diwali.
5. Science Exploration: Fall is a great time to teach students about the science behind the changing seasons, including topics like photosynthesis, meteorology, and animal adaptations.
6. Literary Exploration: Many classic and contemporary literature pieces are set during the fall season. Reading and discussing these works can deepen students’ appreciation for literature.
7. Artistic Expression: Fall offers inspiration for creative activities, including leaf art, pumpkin carving, and autumn-themed crafts, allowing students to express themselves artistically.
8. Healthy Living: Educating students about the seasonal produce available in the fall can promote healthy eating habits and an understanding of where food comes from.
9. Environmental Awareness: Teaching about Autumn can also include discussions on environmental conservation, such as the importance of preserving forests and wildlife habitats.
10. Life Skills: Learning about fall-related skills like cooking fall-themed recipes or practicing basic woodworking to make birdhouses or feeders can impart valuable life skills.