Design a Scarecrow! Draw your scarecrow in the big box.
1. What is your scarecrow’s name?
2. What is it wearing?
3. Which birds does it scare away — and how?
4. Write one thing your scarecrow would say if it could talk.
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Kids draw their own scarecrow, then name it and describe it. A free fall drawing and writing worksheet for grades K–3 — great for autumn art time. Skills: Descriptive writing and planning. Level: Kindergarten–Grade 3 (ages 5–9).
Read one of our original autumn early readers first, then do the worksheet: Ten Falling Leaves · The Pumpkin That Wouldn’t Stop Growing · Hedgehog’s Cosy Bed · The Harvest Moon Picnic. Or browse the full Fall collection.
Yes — it is free to print and share at home or in the classroom. Sign in with a free Pagine account, then use the Print button to print it or save it as a PDF.
It is designed for ages 5–9 (Kindergarten–Grade 3), but you can use it with any child who is ready for it.
Descriptive writing and planning.
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