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Fill in missing numbers on a 1-100 grid; put a set of numbers (grouped in tens) in order from smallest to largest; count objects and match/trace the corresponding number word; count objects and glue on the matching numeral.
Trace or draw a path through each spring-themed maze to help a character reach its goal (e.g., guide the bee to the flower, the bunny to the carrot).
Practice building and reading a simple bar graph from counted objects.
Skip count by 10s to 100 using pictured mittens; numbers given in scrambled order (50, 100, 90, 70, 20, 30, 80, 10, 40, 60) suggest an ordering or matching task.
Read each word (flower, bee, butterfly, sunshine, rain, bug, mushroom, grasshopper), circle the number of syllables (1, 2, or 3), and color the accompanying picture.
Determine what comes next in a sequence and cut out and glue colorful autumn images (leaf, pumpkin, squirrel, acorn, jack-o-lantern, etc.) to complete the pattern; alternatively laminate for reusable dry-erase/drawing use.
Solve vertical addition problems, solve vertical subtraction problems, solve subtraction problems and color a matching numbered answer, and draw lines to match addition/subtraction problems to their correct answers.
Solve a fall-themed addition word problem (Sam has pumpkins scenario, 3 + 5) using a number line, a part-part-whole (number bonds) diagram, and a drawing.
Cut and glue pictures (of a flower growing) in order under the headings First, Next, and Last.
Count winter-themed pictures, color in a bar graph (scale 1-10) to represent the counts, then identify which category has the most and which has the least.
Solve a spring-themed addition word problem (a bunny has carrots scenario, 2 + 5) using a number line, a part-part-whole (number bonds) diagram, and a drawing.
Read each winter-themed sentence, find what is wrong with it, and write the corrected sentence.
Look at each pictured word (e.g., bed, mug, baby, moon, hat, pie, rain, bat, rake, fox), draw a circle around short-vowel words and a square around long-vowel words, then color the pictures.
Printable fall-themed picture writing prompts for early literacy practice.
Activity 1 ('100 Snowballs!'): fill in missing numbers from 1-100. Activity 2 ('Counting Forward'): fill in missing numbers from 9-20. Activity 3 ('Mittens by 10s'): skip count by 10s to 100 (same activity as the standalone Counting By 10's product). Activity 4 ('Counting Candy'): count candy in each jar, cut-and-glue…
Practice number recognition and following a color-coded legend through a color-by-number picture.
Practice identifying the correct initial consonant blend sound for a pictured word.
Trace each number and its number word (1-10), then color in the accompanying picture (per worksheet instructions: 'Trace the number and the number word, and then color in the picture.').
Practice recognizing and extending simple repeating patterns.
Cut and glue base-10 block pictures (tens rods and ones units) that match each pictured penguin's number (13, 18, 12, 14).
Read a short passage about Kate making and drinking hot cocoa, then answer three comprehension questions (Who made the cup of hot cocoa? What color was the cup? Where did Kate sit?).
Cut out and sort shapes under '2D' or '3D' and color them; draw a flower using specified shapes (circle, rectangles, triangles) and tally how many of each shape were used; trace shapes and match them to their names (rectangle, hexagon, triangle, trapezoid, circle); cut and sort shapes as 'Equal Parts' or 'Not Equal Parts.'
Practice composing 10, and representing numbers up to 20 using ten frames.
Practice reading and representing height/length measurement using a simple numbered scale.