Fall Push Pin Worksheets

A fun way to create art while working on fine motor skills is with these fall push pin worksheets. 

Push Pin Worksheets

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This fun pin punching activity is great for hand-eye coordination, concentration and strengthening your child’s hand. Children not only enjoy the process, but the love the end result as well. 

Using Push Pin Worksheets

To use push pin worksheets, first you will need to print your template. Children will also need a piece of coloured construction paper behind the worksheet. A foam core board can work great as a buffer to stop the pokes reaching through to the floor or the table.

Using this type of setup, children will be poking through the template and through the coloured construction paper, enabling them to create a fun design they can hang up when completed.

Then, grab a push pin. A larger pushpin works well for younger children, while the smaller ones are great for older and more experienced children.

Have the child lay themselves down on a rug or the carpet, then have them prop themselves up on their elbows/forearms. Completing the push pin activities in this manner, helps build core strength. Children can also complete these worksheets while sitting at a table.

Students will then poke the paper by pushing the pushpin through the template and construction paper and pull out. Repeat until they have poked through all the dots on the entire template.

Remove the template and place the completed coloured construction paper design up to the light or place on a window to see the design filter through.

NOTE: You will want to be sure your child is the appropriate age for using these push pin tools. Always train your students with proper usage and supervise your students when using any tool you’ll be using in your homeschool and classroom. 

Fall Push Pin Worksheets

The first size (shown above), are small cards, with four activities per page. These cards contain farm animals which children can create a lovely art piece with by pushing a push pin in each of the holes, then gluing the card to a piece of coloured paper. The bright colours will come through the pin holes, making a lovely art piece that could be laminated and held together with a binder ring in the top left hand corner.

The second size includes to cards per page. These cards also include an uppercase and a lowercase letter which children could trace with a pencil or crayon or they could pin them as well.

The third size is one image per page. This page also includes a row of uppercase and a row of lowercase letters for children to trace or pin. 

More Fall Printables & Activities

• Candy Corn Counting Mats
• Fall Parts of Speech Cards
• Apple Printable Pack
• Fall Push Pin Activity
• Autumn Counting Cards
• Autumn Alphabet Puzzles
• Candy Corn A – Z Mats
• Candy Corn Flip Cards

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Notes:

• This pin puncher is a great option for those with younger children.
• Always monitor children when using push pins, that they don’t put them in their mouth.
• Use a foam board under the worksheet when pinning.