Fall Cuties Do A Dot
Use do-a-dot markers, circle stickers, or a finger to fill in the dot/circle areas of each fall-themed picture outline; optionally write in letters, numbers, or shapes within the circles.
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Use do-a-dot markers, circle stickers, or a finger to fill in the dot/circle areas of each fall-themed picture outline; optionally write in letters, numbers, or shapes within the circles.
Solve a crossword using autumn vocabulary clues, unscramble autumn vocabulary words, and find autumn vocabulary words hidden in a word search grid.
Practice identifying the correct initial consonant blend sound for a pictured word.
Read each of 9 short sentences per page (36 sentences total across 4 pages) and draw a picture matching what was read.
Use a q-tip (or a finger, paint stick, or other medium) to dot/decorate the circles or open areas of each themed picture outline; optionally write in letters, numbers, or shapes within the circles per teacher instructions.
Teaches kindergarten students to recognize and construct repeating visual patterns.
Look at a given word, sound it out, look at a picture, then change the first letter to match the picture and write the new word (e.g. jug -> bug; also bat, pen, dig, top listed as starting words).
Solve a crossword using clues about Olympic sports, unscramble 15 Olympic sport words from clues, and find 15 Olympic sport words hidden in a word search grid.
A set of spring-themed creative writing prompts asking students what various spring animals/objects (bee, eggs in a nest, bunny, snowman, cloud, butterfly, frog, flower, ladybug, snail, bird) might be thinking.
Practice comparing quantities and numbers.
Cut and glue pumpkin-growth pictures in order under First, Next, and Last headings.
Cut and glue the correct coin images (penny, nickel, dime, quarter) into labeled boxes and write each coin's value in cents; then count grouped coins by type (quarters, dimes, nickels, pennies) and write the total amount in cents.
Follow numbered step-by-step instructions to draw a pumpkin cat, color the drawing and add own details, draw an original scene, and write about their drawing.
The parent guide introduces number learning through play and one-to-one counting. Autumn picture activities then connect quantities with numerals, compare sets and build toward drawing more objects or crossing out take-aways. Choose a small group of pages that matches the learner’s current number work.
Read each winter-themed sentence, find what is wrong with it, and write the corrected sentence.
Read a 3-sentence story about a boy named Bob buying a pumpkin, then answer who, what, and where questions in writing.
Practice skip-counting by 10s from 10 to 100.
Match uppercase/lowercase letters, identify beginning/ending sounds, fill missing vowels in CVC words, match rhymes, trace and read sight words, answer who/what questions and sequence events about short stories, label pictures and write journal entries; count and write numbers, fill in missing numbers to 100, identify…
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.
Read fall-themed sentences and fill in the missing preposition from a word bank (on, in, to, under, by), then color the pictures.
Practice number recognition and following a color-coded legend through a color-by-number picture.
Play a slideshow game giving thumbs up/down on whether a shown letter matches a picture's ending sound; use Fall-themed picture flash cards (acorn, bat, boots, flag, fox, friend, leaf, owl, pumpkin, school, seed, ship, spider, squirrel, sweater, web) with matching letter cards/clothespins; complete worksheets that…
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.