Make · Ages 5 to 10

Fall crafts for kids

9 things to make for Fall, most searched first. Every one shows the level, the time and the cost before you start.

Glue real or paper leaves onto a mason jar with Mod Podge, drop in a battery candle, and it glows amber all evening.

Cut an apple in half, dip it in paint, and stamp apples with a star hiding in the middle.

A paper turkey with feathers your family fills in, one thing you're thankful for on each one.

Soak dried corn husks and tie them into a little doll, an old fall craft that only needs string and patience.

Stuff a lunch bag with newspaper, twist the top into a stem, paint it orange, and it stands on the table like a real pumpkin.

Collect fall leaves, put them under paper, and rub with crayons to reveal every vein and edge.

Tie leaves, pine needles and grass to sticks and find out what kind of marks each homemade brush makes.

A paper plate owl covered in torn-paper feathers, with huge round eyes and a little orange beak.

A big black paper plate spider with bendy accordion legs that bounce when you hang it from the ceiling.

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