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Determine what comes next in a sequence and (per seller description) 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.
Complete worksheets/hands-on activities such as counting, skip counting, graphing attributes, addition/subtraction problems, and measurement tasks, organized around seasonal objects/topics.
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.
Fill in missing numbers in skip-counting sequences for a given step size.
For each problem page, use the number line, draw a picture representing the problem ('My Drawing'), and write and solve the corresponding addition or subtraction equation ('My Equation').
Preschool Math Count to ten in the Fall Are you looking for an easy no prep Preschool Math Count to ten in the Fall These fall autumn math counting worksheets make counting to ten easy and simple, which is great for keeping your young students ready. I've used these Preschool Math Count to ten in the Fall to introduce the number of the…
For the 'words in words' worksheets, write as many words as possible using only the letters in a given fall phrase (e.g. 'Fall Harvest', 'Falling Leaves'). For the acrostic worksheets, write a word, phrase, or sentence about a fall topic (e.g. Autumn, Pumpkin Patch) for each letter of the topic word.
Students color craft pieces, trim along bold outlines, glue the pieces together using a picture aid, optionally add extra decorative materials, then draw and color a picture of their finished craft on a reflection page.
Count the number of themed objects scattered on each page (labeled with images captioned with phrases such as 'Happy Fall!', 'HAVE A Paw-Some FALL', 'Harvest', 'Hello Fall!') and write the total count next to the picture.
Free download Ages 3-4: color a pre-drawn pumpkin while the teacher talks through the life cycle using guided notes. Ages 5-6: follow teacher-led step-by-step directed drawing to draw and color a pumpkin, then cut out and paste life-cycle labels onto their worksheet. Ages 7-10/12: follow the same directed drawing steps more independently, then write…
Search a word-search grid to locate and mark fall-related words (e.g., autumn, harvest, pumpkin, scarecrow, hayride).
Count fall-themed pictures, color in a bar graph (numbered 1-10) to represent the counts, then color the category with the most and the category with the least.
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).
Free download Color in numbers, circle the number of pumpkin seeds shown, trace the letters of 'pumpkin' and 'seeds' and read the words aloud, then cut and order pumpkin pieces.
Sort example letters, words, and sentences into the correct category (using a pocket chart or included sorting mats); complete cut-and-paste sorting worksheets; color the acorns that contain a letter, a word, or a sentence on discrimination worksheets.
For an 'Apple Tree' part-part-whole diagram, write the missing number (whole or one of the two parts) to solve each of three problems, then color the pictures.
Match analog and digital clocks showing the time one hour earlier ('fall back'); draw lines connecting clocks; solve word problems involving elapsed time; complete matching, cut-and-paste, and write-and-draw activities across three autumn sub-themes.
Build English language arts skills (vocabulary, reading comprehension, writing, listening) through a collection of no-prep autumn/fall-themed worksheets.
Free download Complete a maze, then draw the listed target words (Pumpkin, Apple, Corn, Scarecrow) into the scene; optionally color the page.
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.
Circle the verb that matches a picture; unscramble scrambled verbs and write them; write the past tense of a pictured verb; write synonyms and antonyms for given verbs; write sentences using Fall-themed words and circle the verbs; play a Simon-says-style listening/physical-response verb game and a group picture-verb identification game;…
Follow a numbered step-by-step directed-drawing sequence (basket, gourd, pumpkin, leaf/sunflower, grass/dots) to draw a harvest basket scene, color the finished drawing, and write a short reflection about the drawing on two "Write about your drawing" worksheet pages.
On a 'More or Less?' sheet, circle the group with more and color the group with less; on a 'Fall Fairy Compare!' sheet, compare pairs of single-digit numbers and write >, <, or = in the box.
Count items and color the correct numeral answer; solve simple addition problems; solve simple subtraction problems.