Engaging apple-themed science experiments, STEM challenges, and crafts perfect for fall! This blog post features hands-on activities like building apple towers, designing apple boats, and exploring the parts of an apple through creative crafts. Students will love investigating why apples float, what keeps them from browning, and even making apple volcanoes. With both print and digital recording options, these activities are perfect for integrating technology into your fall curriculum.

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This Ten Red Apples printable book is perfect to practice early math and literacy skills in a preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten apple theme.

We love Apple Day Stations in first grade! Check out these apple activities and ideas for Apple Day in your classroom!

11 Wonderful Health Benefits Of Apples : Apples are the cheapest and wholesome sources of nutrition available throughout the year. Read this article to find science-backed answers to a few myths you’ve heard since your childhood. #apples #benefits #health #healthyfood

These adorable and easy apple crafts for kids are perfect for welcoming fall! With over 75 to choose from, there are enough here for the entire season!

Apple poems for kids (rhymes and songs) are perfect for your apple unit and activities #apples #poemforkids

Apples are a wonderful fruit and very fun to learn about!Whether learning about the parts of an apple, talking about how they start with the letter A, or discussing the famous apple-planter Johnny

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Well, I'm slightly behind on showing you what we did for our Apple Week. I know I showed you my visual plans {HERE} but I never came back to show you our week. So, consider this pho-tog dump of pictures (yes, there are a ton!) First, I copied off all the pages from my Hands-On Apple Unit that I wanted in our book this year and had a volunteer make all the books. Then I sent home the donation and volunteer letter. Throughout the week, we did apple-themed activities such as Apple Jacks Math…