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Fall Scavenger Hunt Worksheet

Fall Scavenger Hunt Worksheet

This Fall Scavenger Hunt Worksheet gets preschool and elementary learners exploring outdoors while searching for common signs of autumn. Children look for items such as colorful leaves, acorns, pumpkins, pinecones, squirrels, mushrooms, and hay bales, checking off each item as they find it and recording their total at the end. This hands-on fall activity encourages observation, nature exploration, vocabulary development, visual discrimination, and engagement with the seasonal environment.

Worksheet Details

Grade
First Grade, Kindergarten, Pre-K, Preschool, Second Grade
Subject
Science
Topic
Earth and Space Science, Observation, Science, Scientific Practices, Seasons
Skill
Visual Discrimination, Vocabulary Development
Resource Type
Interactive Activity, Printables
Difficulty
Beginning
Preparation
Print and Use
Color Format
Color
Page count
1
License
Personal / Family Use, Single Educator / Classroom Use
Paper Sizes
US Letter

What This Resource Teaches

Learning Topics

Skills Practiced

  • Visual Discrimination

    The ability to recognize and distinguish differences and similarities in visual information, such as letters, shapes, patterns, and pictures.

  • Vocabulary Development

    Children learn, understand, and use new words.

Learning Objectives

  • Students will identify common objects and natural features associated with fall, observe their surrounding environment, recognize seasonal characteristics, use picture and word clues to identify objects, and record completed observations using a checklist.

Suggested Uses

  • Fall nature walks, outdoor classroom activities, science centers, homeschool nature study, field trips, fall parties, family activities, seasonal science lessons, and outdoor learning.

Materials Required

  • Printed scavenger hunt worksheet
  • Pencil or clipboard
  • Crayon or marker for checking boxes

Printing Instructions

  • Print the US Letter at 100% or Actual Size. Color printing is recommended because color helps students distinguish between the different leaf types.

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