Fall Photo Challenge: Fun Activity for Your Tweens and Teens (Free Printable)
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A fall photo challenge can be a fantastic creative activity for your tweens and teens.
This free printable page of fall photo prompts is a fun way to spark creativity in your older kids.
Find out more about this special photo challenge and get your free printable activity today!
Easily Inspire Creativity in Your Tweens & Teens This Fall
Looking for a fun way to help your older kids enjoy a creative activity this autumn?
Try a fall photo challenge!
It's a fantastic way to encourage your kids to look at the world around them in a new way. Plus it gives them something artistic to do, even if your tweens and teens don't know that much photography.
Maybe you want to motivate your older kids to enjoy a new activity? Or help them explore enrichment or extracurricular activities?
A simple way to encourage a fun project or hobby is with a photo challenge.
This type of activity is a wonderful way to both help your older kids enjoy a relaxing activity yet feel a bit of challenge.
Plus, your tweens and teens will be giving you a glimpse into how they see the world - such cool ways to spark conversations and more!
And you don't need a fancy-schmancy camera. A smartphone (which most older kids have) works just fine 😉
Learn More About This Free Fall Photo Challenge
This free fall photo challenge is on one printable (PDF) page.
Your tweens and teens will have a blast with these prompts to take pictures.
This photo challenge for older kids features fall themes.
You'll find 30 different prompts for capturing special fall memories and favorites, like:
- Fall sweater
- Apples
- Leaves
- Nigh sky
- Something red
- Candy corn
- Gratitude
- Fall wreath
- Memory
- Making s'mores
- Neighborhood
- Cozy socks
- Apple picking
- Favorite fall dessert
- Something orange
- Fall flowers
- Pumpkins
- Sunset
- Boots
- Family
- Fall decorations
- Candlelight
- Misty morning
- Apple pie
- Something brown
- Favorite fall drink
- Jack-o'-lantern
- Favorite fall mug
- Favorite book
- Halloween decorations
A great way to extend the fun with this type of autumn photo challenge is to add your own prompts on the back of the page. A few other cool ideas include a single autumn leaf, pumpkin patch, sweater weather, and fall color.
Fun Ideas for Enjoying This Free Fall Photo Challenge
This printable photo challenge with fall themes has your tweens and teens checking off objects when they've taken a picture (that they would feel proud to post on social media OR submit to a competition).
To mark off the prompts, your tween or teen (or anyone who wants to have fall photography fun!) can use a pencil, pen, or marker. Small circle label stickers work well, too.
Oh, and I suggest printing this fall photo challenge on white card stock. Regular printer paper will work fine but you'll find that card stock is more durable.
If you’d like to use this printable fall photo challenge again and again, you can laminate it or place in a dry erase sleeve (and use dry erase markers).
Encourage your older kids to get creative and think outside the box with these photo prompts. And they can choose to focus on one or two prompts at a time or just take pictures as they come across these items.
Tips & Tricks for Enjoying This Type of Photo Challenge
When embarking on this type of photography experience, you'll find it helpful to keep these things in mind:
- Be prepared: I recommend using a digital camera. The ability to shoot, edit, and delete is both comforting and creative. A smartphone works very well!
- Keep it simple: Don't feel like you have to get super complicated. Often, the most basic picture (even black-and-white) is the best.
- Make the most of your photography adventure: If you get the opportunity to goi out and take pictures with your tweens and teens, soak up every minute. Try not to dwell on specifics. Just enjoy the moment!
- Think outside the box: Talk with your tweens and teens. Get their feedback. Where do they think they should shoot the pictures? And how?
- Add your own prompts: Before you go off on your fall photo challenge, talk about the prompts. Brainstorm and add extra ideas that your older kids have on the back.
If your tweens and teens are new to photography, you can find amazing tips and tricks by searching the internet and watching YouTube videos.
Get Your Free Fall Photo Challenge
HIGH FIVE! You're on your way to helping your tweens and teens enjoy a creative challenge this fall.
This free printable fall photo challenge is on one PDF page.
You may print as many of these photo challenges as you'd like for your personal use, family, class, homeschool co-op, or community event. If you have a friend or co-worker who'd like to have this sort of Summer fun, I ask that you please share this post with them. Thanks so much for your cooperation!
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What fall-themed prompts would you add to this photo challenge? Please share your ideas for fall photos in the comments area at the bottom of this post 🙂
