Pumpkin Theme Numbers 1-12 Counting Mats Dice Game Number Sense
Roll one or two dice, add the number of pumpkin seeds shown for each roll, and trace the resulting number (1-12).
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Roll one or two dice, add the number of pumpkin seeds shown for each roll, and trace the resulting number (1-12).
Roll a die, then move a marker to the number on the board that, added to the number rolled, equals 5; first player to reach the end wins.
Read instructions, study examples, and construct one of four crafts: a seed-and-sprout sandwich-bag activity, a 3D pumpkin vine with pipe-cleaner leaves, a 3D pumpkin flower, and a paper-plate pumpkin collage.
One student draws an action card; all students act out the pumpkin-themed action together (charades style).
Use clip cards (e.g. clothespins) to identify/select letters shown on each of 26 pumpkin-shaped cards containing rows of lowercase letters.
This resource is a build a snowman music activity, It is an interactive game in which students will choose the correct music notes to build their snowman.
Pumpkin Activity Set | Coloring, Templates, Tracing & Dot-to-Dot for Preschool and Early Learners Bring the fun of fall into your classroom or home with this Pumpkin Activity Set ! Designed for preschoolers and early learners, this 5-page printable pack includes hands-on activities that make learning enjoyable while building…
Emergent reader practice with a repetitive, predictable sentence pattern following the life cycle of a pumpkin, plus sight word practice.
An emergent reader booklet giving beginning readers repeated practice recognizing and reading the sight word "the" in context, built around the parts of a pumpkin.
Solve each printed addition problem (e.g. 3+7) and check the numeric answer printed alongside it on the same card.
Students fill in the missing numbers in rows of pumpkins, using given numbers as a guide; sequences become progressively harder across the 10 worksheets (fewer given numbers as hints).
This fun and easy to use pumpkin themed writing activity is a great way for students to practice their comparing, sequencing, and poem writing skills!
A pumpkin-themed matching game to practice uppercase/lowercase letter recognition.
Roll dice and draw matching facial expressions on a snowman while naming the emotion (game); match snowman facial expressions to emotion words; cut and paste emotion-word cards to matching snowman images; match everyday scenarios to the snowman face showing the correct emotion; complete a month-long journaling activity.
Read the mini book (color or black-and-white flip version), sequence the steps of building a snowman using sentence strips or a cut-and-glue activity, write about the process using First/Next/Then/Last sentence starters, tally sight words, label snowman parts, and answer basic story-structure questions (character, problem, setting,…
Provide classroom number-recognition posters 1-10 with a pumpkin theme for counting and number-word display.
Solve doubles addition facts printed on pumpkin sections, then color each section using a provided code; a second page lets students create their own color-by-code doubles pumpkin.
This activity is great for helping students to understand and use contractions in their writing. The Snowman Contraction Activity includes two sets of cards - one with phrases and one with contractions. Students will match the phrase cards to the contraction cards to create contractions.
Winter/snowman-themed hands-on activity for practicing forming contractions from two-word pairs.
Use a color-by-number key to complete a pumpkin picture.
Varies by lesson; the book supplies teacher instructions plus student-facing blackline master worksheets/templates for each activity (e.g. Alphabet Mime, Giant Geometric Design, Tables Poems, Spelling Challenge, Bean Bag Golf, A Real Beanstalk project).
participate in science experiments, puppet activities, art projects, games, creative writing, and role play; discussed activities include making an ice-cream volcano, a dinosaur hat, dinosaur puppets, snacks (e.g., 'Pterodactyl Eggs in a Nest'), a Prehistoric Park diorama, and a dinosaur-tag game
A filled-in weekly lesson plan ('THINGS THAT GO!') laying out a full week of PreK/K transportation-theme activities across Circle Time, Movement, Art, Science, Language/Literacy, Dramatic Play, Math, Construction, and Enrichment centers.
Participate in a teacher-led discussion using provided questions; complete literacy activities including story matching, story sequencing, fill-in-the-missing-word sentences, tracing, designing a book cover, labeling parts of a book, and a story jigsaw puzzle; make crafts such as a paper bag duck puppet, duck mask, finger puppet, and…