Fall
Celebrate everything we love about autumn with a box full of fall art projects, hands-on science, and a kid-friendly recipe! Young artists will explore the colors and textures of the season as they create swirling fall leaves, a cheerful pumpkin patch, and a colorful Thanksgiving turkey. They’ll also plant real pumpkin seeds and watch them grow, then head to the kitchen to make delicious pumpkin muffins with an easy visual recipe.
With painting, collage, stamping, bleeding tissue paper, gardening, color mixing, and baking, each activity offers a new way to create, discover, and learn. Perfect for fall crafts for kids, homeschool activities, Thanksgiving fun, or a cozy creative afternoon at home, this box brings art, science, and seasonal fun together in one easy, hands-on experience.
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Leaves in the Wind Bleeding Tissue Paper Painting
Celebrate the colors of fall with a little art magic! Young artists will use bleeding tissue paper and paint resist to create a colorful autumn scene filled with swirling leaves. Cutting, placing, and layering the tissue paper also gives little hands plenty of fine-motor practice.Login to Watch Video
Marble Roll Pumpkin Patch
Create a cheerful pumpkin patch packed with texture and personality! Kids will first roll marbles through paint to create a colorful, one-of-a-kind background, then build their pumpkin patch using paint, pompoms, pipe cleaners, googly eyes, and more. With so many fun materials to explore, every pumpkin patch will turn out a little different!Login to Watch Video
Festive Fall Cork-Stamped Turkey
Celebrate Thanksgiving with a colorful turkey creation! Young artists will use corks to stamp a bright, textured tail, then cut and assemble their turkey using colorful paper, googly eyes, and plenty of imagination. Add feathers, silly details, and your own creative touches to make a one-of-a-kind Thanksgiving turkey!Login to Watch Video
Grow-a-Pumpkin Science Cups
Grow your own little pumpkin plants! Young artists will mix colors to make orange, paint and decorate their own pumpkin cups, then plant real pumpkin seeds inside. With a little water, warmth, and care, they can watch for tiny sprouts to appear—and even peek at the growing roots if they leave one cup clear!Login to Watch Video
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