🔎 Sherlock Homeschooling 🔍 |🍂 Fall Leaves 🍂| Family Literature and Activity Guide

The Fall Leaves Literature Study from Sherlock Homeschooling is an easy-to-use picture book companion for your homeschool. Created by Hannah Ward, M.Ed., this unit study helps families connect through shared learning experiences. All Sherlock Homeschooling resources are secular, academic, and research-based.

📚 What’s Inside? 📚

This printable PDF contains companion activities for the book:

Title: Fall Leaves

Author: Loretta Holland

Illustrator: Elly MacKay

Date Published: 2014

Book Type: Non-Fiction - Picture Book - Poetry

What is this book about?

This book uses playful language to explore autumn. It shows how the season changes and highlights the science behind it.

Through poetic and fun wordplay, the book discusses things like falling leaves, bird migration, and weather changes. It also features informational text about nature, including how animals and plants prepare for winter. This book is a blend of art and science.

PDF Includes:

Book Summary

Illustration Guide

Vocabulary Guide

Discussion Guide

Activity: Leaf Imprints with Crayon

Activity: Research Fall Around the World

Activity: Autumn Outfit Planning 

Activity: Autumn Observation Walk

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Sherlock Homeschooling is a community-supported curriculum. We believe every family should have access to high-quality educational resources, no matter their financial situation. You can find the free version of these unit studies at sherlockhomeschooling.com.

💰 Give-What-You-Can Pricing 💰

This unit study is offered as a give-what-you-can resource with a $1 minimum. The suggested price is $3, but you can contribute what you can afford. Your support allows us to keep creating and sharing valuable resources with families everywhere.

👩‍🏫 About the Author 👩‍🏫

Hannah Ward, M.Ed., is the homeschool mom and educational designer behind Sherlock Homeschooling and Little House Kindergarten. With years of experience teaching students from preschool to university, Hannah’s work is grounded in research-based principles and is designed to empower parents as their child’s first and most important teacher. She holds a Master of Education degree in Education Technology and Instructional Design, as well as a Master of Science degree in Management and Leadership.

Hannah is currently pursuing a doctorate in Educational Leadership and English. She lives in the Ozarks with her husband and three children, where she continues to create inspiring curriculum resources that support global literacy and community education.