Your Child, Ages 0-6

Dear Parents,

It's hard to believe, but autumn is once again upon us. Your kids can welcome the new season with our fall-themed art activities and printables. Plus, we offer ideas for autumn trips you can take as a family.

Take advantage of the fine fall weather by participating in outdoor activities with your family. Take a nature walk, watch the sunset, or gather the family for a backyard picnic.

Skill-building printables are a great way to instill learning fundamentals in your kids. Visit our printables center to find resources to help your young child with handwriting, critical thinking, and the alphabet.

From the Editors at FamilyEducation.com

Celebrate Fall
Kick off autumn with games, printables, and more.

Fall Sponge Paintings Autumn Leaves Scrapbook Framed Flowers Autumn Wreath and Leaves

Autumn Sky Printable Follow the Foliage Trail Party in a Pumpkin Patch More Fall Activities

Outdoor Activities for Preschoolers
Take advantage of the season's last warm days with fun outdoor activities.

Backyard Picnic Bubble Pipe City Guide Mining for Gold Mud Pie

Nature Walk Paint the House Sidewalk Drawing Watch the Sunset More Outdoor Activities

Skill-Building Printables
Printables provide a fun and easy way to encourage and track your child's progress in key learning areas.

I Can Print My Name Follow That Line All About My Great Day Ricky Raccoon's Treasure Chest What Comes Next? Something's Missing!

Help Barry Match Letters Animal Home Puzzles A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing Find Yuri's Differences More Skill-Builders Printables Center

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Read for the Record on September 20!
Join hundreds of thousands of children and adults across the country on September 20 by reading The Story of Ferdinand with your kids, as part of Jumpstart's Read for the Record program. You'll be showing your support for early education opportunities for all children, and may help to break last year's record for the largest shared reading experience ever!