4 pages.

Your students will enjoy painting their bowl red, yellow or lime green. They add apple "seeds" to the flip side, by pressing their index finger onto a brown stamp pad, and then making a star pattern in the center of the white circle.  If you want to make an apple "noisemaker-shaker" add a spoonful of rice or birdseed, before you staple the creation together.  Punch a hole in the stem and suspend from the ceiling.

3 pages.

Reinforce counting to 10 with this sweet keepsake craft.  The apples are fingerprints dipped in red glitter glue.  You could also use red or yellow paint.  The trunk of the apple tree was made by tracing the arm and hand of a child, with their fingers spread to make the branches. To add that finishing touch, have students glue their school photo in the hollow of the tree.

3 pages.

Help reinforce the science fact that apples can be 3 colors, with this quick and easy apple "craftivity." Includes an apple grid with large squares for little ones, and another with smaller squares for older students.

3 pages.

Rip and tear activities are a super way to strengthen children's finger muscles, and increase their dexterity.  Completed projects make a lovely bulletin board or hallway display.

3 pages.

Students peel red, yellow and green broken crayons and then "shave" them with a crayon sharpener to make a small pile.  This craft definitely has the Wow! factor.

14 pages.

There are 3 Life Cycle of an Apple craftivities in this packet + 2 different apple life cycle templates to choose from.  Children can color, cut and glue their life cycle to an apple, apple tree, or apple pie plate, or use the photographs instead of the coloring clip art.

This packet will be FREE for an entire year, after which time it will be up-dated and rolled into my 33-page Life Cycle of an Apple Activities packet in my TpT shop.

4 pages.

Add that extra touch of pazzazz by running apple die-cuts through a crinkler.  This is a wonderful fine motor skill that will strengthen hand and finger muscles.  Simply insert the paper into the roll and crank.  The roller will press into the paper so that it will come out looking like corrugated cardboard.

3 pages.

A quick and easy "craftivity" to reinforce the concept of 3D, as well as the fact that apples can be red, yellow or green.  When you rub the apple-topped pencil between the palms of your hands, it will twirl. 

3 pages.

A lovely fine motor skill "craftivity."

8 pages

Reinforce the 3 colors of an apple, the concept of small, medium and large; practice fine motor + listening & following direction skills; while covering rhyming, with this apple song dangler.   Completed projects look delightful hanging from your ceiling.  This activity will be FREE for an entire year, after which time it will be up-dated and included in my jumbo, 56-page Apple Colors packet in my TpT shop.  For your convenience, I've included a PREVIEW here.