If you’re looking for a new art activity for the upcoming change of seasons, then this free leafless tree printable is just for you.
Nothing symbolizes the change of seasons quite like the changes that occur on a tree. Like how the red and gold autumn leaves slowly turn into snowy winter branches.
This leafless tree printable gives your kids the freedom to create whatever kind of tree they want. In whatever way they want. Whether its drawing, painting or collage, there are so many possible ways to express themselves.
Summer
Collect the leaves for a summer tree while you go on a nature walk. Not only will your kids enjoy the outing and love exploring all there is to see in nature, but when they get home they can turn the things they found into this leaf collage. If your kids love day trips, then check out my post on 10+ summer holiday outing ideas. It’ll give you a chance to kick off the summer holidays with some fun and excitement.
Autumn
Get out the paint and let those beautiful colors explode all over the page. We used a toothbrush, I wanted my son to try painting with something new. But of course, you can use anything you like. I think scrunched up tin foil or a bubble wrap ball would have an interesting effect.
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Spring
I used crayons to draw the blossoms on this sweet little spring tree. If you are better at drawing than I am, then why don’t you try drawing a bunny hiding behind the tree. He might even be a sneaky bunny and is busy hiding some of those delicious Easter eggs. See if your toddler can find all of the eggs you’ve hidden in the grass of this picture.
Winter
Grab some cotton wool balls and some contact paper and you’ve got an easy to prep sticky wall activity. See if your kids can get the snow over all of the branches. Although they might miss the branches completely if they’re too busy building snowmen or cotton ball snowflakes.
To get your free copy of the leafless tree printable, just click the download button below.
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