Calendar Activities & Crafts: September - December
Sometimes it can be a struggle to find activities or crafts to do with your kids that are fun and entertaining for them while being low cost and low effort for you. But luckily, we’ve searched the internet to find some of the coolest activities that don’t require much more than what you probably already have around the house!
Check out the links below for fun activities and crafts you and your family can do from September to December!
September
It’s September and it’s time to get in the autumnal spirit! This paper leaf wreath for your front door is a great way to get the family excited for everything the fall has to offer. Click the link above for an item list and direction!
It’s time for a science experiment! Volcano experiments are exciting and this one is no different, especially since it takes place in an apple! Click the link above to find out what you need and how to make your apple volcano.
*This is definitely an activity requiring adult supervision.
October
Looking for a fun way for your kids to work on their fine motor skills? You’ve got to give this game a try! Using clothespins, yarn, spider rings, and a laundry basket, it’s like a bigger, cheaper, version of the game Operation. Click the link above for directions and how to put this game together!
Beads and pipe cleaners are crafting essentials and this cute pipe cleaner pumpkin turns them into the perfect Halloween time decoration. Click the link above for an item list and directions on how to put these little pumpkins together!
November
If your kids love playing in the leaves this time of year, try collecting a few and giving this leaf printing activity a shot! Just by using markers (or paint) everyone in the family will be able to get an in-depth look at the intricacies of leaves from your own yard. Click the link above for a materials list and directions!
With the holidays on the horizon, creating this DIY Bowling Game could be a real crowd pleaser! Collect some empty toilet paper rolls, have the family decorate them with markers or stickers, grab a small ball and get to playing. Click the link above for a full list of directions!
December
This one will probably be a little messy…but it’s the end of the year, so let’s celebrate! Get the little kids involved by having them rip up paper for the confetti insides of these poppers while the big kids help put the poppers together. Click the link above for a list of materials and directions!
We’ve made it through another year! Which activity or craft was your family’s favorite from this list? Or from the whole year? Tag us in your creations on Facebook and Instagram, @g3bpublishing!
