The document evokes the essence of fall with imagery of seasonal activities such as apple picking, hayrides, and crafting projects for kids. It suggests homemade apple cider and creative art using children's footprints, alongside ideas for seasonal decor and family fun. The author, Malvika Patel, encourages readers to enjoy the joys of the season and promotes her book available on Amazon.

2. Fall is Here
When you think about fall, what comes to mind?
The inviting smell of apple and cinnamon.
Going apple picking.
Fields laden with the biggest pumpkins.
Hayrides and scarecrows.
Apple cider - tart, sweet.
Toffee apples
Warm cinnamon donuts dusted with sugar.

3. Leaves, leaves everywhere
The leaves changing color. Leaves everywhere,
yellow, brown and red. Some raked into neat
piles on front lawns, some waiting to be
collected, going where the wind takes them.
Home porches spruced up with fall decor. New
wreaths made of fall leaves hung upon doors,
pumpkins piled up on the porch.
As we begin to come into Fall, here are some
fun activities that you can do with your kids, one
of each kind!

4. Homemade apple cider
If it’s easy as ABC then why not make it at home? This recipe involves throwing in
all the ingredients into a slow cooker and waiting for the aroma to waft through
your home.

5. Craft
Art with memories - a win-win! Use your little one’s footprints to make a tractor.
Bonus - use them as cards for father’s day or for the grandparents or frame them.

6. Decor
Here is a beautiful wreath you can make
with your kids this fall.

7. Baking
Kids will love to make these easy and colorful snacks that spell and smell Fall!

8. Family Fun
After your visit to the farm, play a round of farm animal charades. It is fun for
children and adults alike to enact all the different animals at the farm.

9. I hope you relish the joys this season brings!

10. Presented By
Malvika Patel is the author of the delightful book
Who Made a Hole in the Chicken Coop.
Available on Amazon:
mybook.to/WhoMadeHoleChickenCoop