Keywords: tree growth, invasive plants, tree competition; Grade Levels: third.

1. trace the trunk and branches of a tree onto foil. 2. paint the trunk of the tree. 3. tear and paste fall colored tissue paper onto the picture for leaves.

4. Children will learn about nature. 5. Children will learn about colors of leaves. 5. Children will find nature beautiful. Resources: Hard piece of wood or tag board to put behind the foil. Have the students either choose a drawing of a tree trunk or draw their own on a blank piece of paper. Tape the foil to either their tables or to a hard object such as a piece of tag board, lay the drawing over top the foil, and have the students trace it with the stylus.

They will need to press hard so the outline appears on the foil. Drawing with Emotion - This lesson provides students an opportunity to explore how certain colors and styles of writing reflect emotion.

Students use words to name an emotion and colors to describe it. Fall Trees on Foil - This is a nice introduction to etching. Students can create a fall drawing using just foil, paint, and tissue paper. Sep 11, In this part of a series of lessons for primary teachers to teach about trees and seasons, students will learn about a fall tree and weather. They will compare the differences between the fall and the summer season and bushnotch.barted Reading Time: 3 mins.

Fall Trees on Foil - This is a nice introduction to etching. Students can create a fall drawing using just foil, paint, and tissue paper. Flowers for the Heroine - Students will be able to appreciate the duties, responsibilities, and roles of their teacher. Fingerprint fall trees are a fun way to create a special memento of the season. Try this activity in the other seasons as well.

In the winter, use white paint for snow, for the spring try light and dark greens, and add a rainbow of vibrant flowers for the summer. Keywords: Tree Identification, Leaf Terminology, crown, bark, stem, leaf; Grade Level: 3rd grade; Total Time Required: 60 minutes; Setting: Classroom and outside, Start in the classroom for a discussion about trees and their usefulness, Take class outside for observation and discovery, Finish the lesson in the classroom to discuss and share what they observed and discovered.

Oct 07, Cut out the tree and glue it to some white construction paper. Fill some cups with fall colored paint. We used yellow, orange, brown and red. Place a q tip in each cup.

Why are they so beautiful?

Have the kids use the q tips dipped in paint to make leaves on their trees. B used specific colors for each branch of the tree. It's so interesting to see the process kids use.