I gave each student a Fall Art Activities packet. There were fall leaves that needed to be colored. I had the little artists color with marker on aluminum foil, then spray the foil with water, and lay the leaf template over the foil. The colors on the foil having been liquified by the sprayed water, transferred onto the leaf templates beautifully. They could make as many leaves as they wanted. Also included in the packet was a pumpkin template. I gave them red and yellow paint, since they know that red + yellow = orange. This was a good review for them. There was a bare tree that needed fall leaves. I had the students use yellow, red, and brown paint, so they could dip their fingers in each color and make the leaves from fingerprints. There was also an ear of corn to be colored in a method of their choice: marker transfer or paint. Lastly, there was a football and squirrel. They could use brown paint on bubble wrap to stamp texture on the football and squirrel. When their fall shapes were completed, I had them cut them out and collage them on brown paper. It was a great start to the fall season!