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Fall is full of crisp air, cooler days, apples, pumpkins, candy corn, and misty nights. Bring the feel of fall into the classroom with these hands-on fall fine motor activities. Boost children’s pre-writing skills and let them learn hands-on at the same time with these fun fall themed activities. You will have a blast putting these activities together, and your kiddos will love doing them even more than you loved making them!

Fall Fine Motor Activities for Kids

Whether you’re a fan of apples, corn, pumpkins, or something else fall-themed, you’ll find the perfect fall fine motor activity on this list! Try one activity or try them all this fall. These activities are fun to do from September all the way through November. Who knew fine motor activities could be so fun?!

This fine motor apple letter match is guaranteed to be a hit.

Boost fine motor skills while decorating a fall tree.

Boost fine motor skills and counting skills with this apple clothespin number matching game. / Schooling Active Monkeys

This fine motor tree is done vertically! / Powerful Mothering

Kids will love this apples and worms fine motor activity. / From ABCs to ACTs

Scoop fall leaves in this fall fine motor activity. / Pre-K Pages

Lace an apple up! / The Jenny Evolution

Wrap leaves in yarn. / Paper and Glue

Use seeds as fall leaves! / Smiling Likes Sunshine

Make a leaf punch craft. / Craftulate

Make a fall tree from pieces of tissue paper. / Fantastic Fun and Learning

Transform a pumpkin into a geoboard. / Fun A Day

Paint a fall tree with cotton swabs. / Mess for Less

Try a turkey baster race. / School Time Snippets

This apple fine motor math activity is too much fun. / Fantastic Fun and Learning

More Fall Learning Fun

Looking for more engaging ways to learn this fall? Check out some of our favorite activities!

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Pumpkin ABC Activity

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Alex is a Kindergarten teacher with a passion for making learning fun and engaging, and is also the founder of The Kindergarten Connection. She's earned a Bachelors degree in Elementary Education, and Masters Degrees in Special Education and Curriculum Design. Alex is a night owl, coffee lover, and she owns more than 2,000 children’s books. Alex lives with her husband and their big black Labrador, Tank.