Fall Leaf Lacing Cards {free printable}

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Lacing is a wonderful fine motor activity for young children to engage in. And to keep it fresh, it’s a good idea to mix up the lacing cards you provide your children periodically. As we move into fall, I thought it would be fun to create a set of Fall Leaf Lacing Cards so your little ones can work on their manual dexterity while enjoying the beautiful colors of fall.

Note: For more leaf activities, see my Botany Unit Study page. 

My Fall Leaf Lacing Cards printable features three different styles of leaves in four different colors each.

Here is a sneak peak at the lacing cards included in the download:

For your lacing cards to be durable, I highly recommend laminating them. We own this awesome home laminator and really enjoy it. After printing and laminating, cut out each of the planets. Then use a hole punch where indicated by the black dots. After you’ve punched holes, show your child how to lace the holes with yarn or string.

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More resources for learning about leaves

More leaf posts from Gift of Curiosity:

• The best way to preserve leaves
• Leaf anatomy
• How leaves “breathe”: A transpiration demonstration
• How leaves get water
• How and why leaves change color in the fall
• Leaf collages art project
• Leaf rubbings activity book
• Fall leaves Sudoku

For more leaf activities, see my Botany Unit Study page and my Leaves Unit Study Pinterest board. 

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