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Match pumpkin pieces to the correct suffix meaning (e.g., '-er' = 'a person who...', '-ful' = 'full of...', '-less' = 'without...', '-ly' = 'to do in a ... manner', '-ness' = 'the state of being...') and match base words with their suffixed forms (e.g., announce/announcer, big/bigger, cheer/cheerful, hope/hopeless, poor/poorly,…
Round numbers to the nearest ten by matching numbers in apples to the correct rounded basket, identifying the two tens a number falls between, coloring the apple with the correct rounded answer, and writing rounded answers next to candy-apple graphics.
Teach and practice the long O vowel sound across its common spelling patterns (o, oa, ow, o-e, oe) using a themed set of posters, worksheets and games.
Teach and practice the long I vowel sound across its common spelling patterns (i, ie, y, i-e, igh) using a themed set of posters, worksheets and games.
Students identify lowercase letters within an apple-shaped color-by-code image and color each region according to the letter-to-color key (e.g., A=red, B=brown, C=orange).
Read a bakery menu of pumpkin-themed products and their dollar prices; solve 16 task cards involving finding total price of multiple items, calculating change received from a payment, and determining what items can be purchased with a given amount.
Teach and practice the long U vowel sound across its common spelling patterns (oo, ew, ue, u-e, ui) using a themed set of posters, worksheets and games.
Solve long division problems shown in standard division-bracket notation and write the quotient (and remainder where applicable) for each problem.
A printable workbook drilling Grade 3 division facts (divisors and quotients up to 9) using division terminology, fact families, and fluency drills.
Provide a book companion of activities for the story 'Apple Trouble!' by Ragnhild Scamell, focused on reading comprehension and related science content (hibernation).
Students match division-problem cards to the correct answer cards, then independently solve the same 12 division facts on an accompanying worksheet, writing each answer in the blank.
Students complete division problems progressing from basic facts through multi-digit division with remainders, practice checking division answers, and complete a review.
Read a short 6-sentence story about Emma feeling nervous on her first day of school and making a friend named Mia, then answer 5 comprehension questions about the story's events and characters' feelings.
Students identify capital letters within an apple-shaped color-by-code image and color each region according to the letter-to-color key (e.g., A=red, B=brown, C=orange).
Students solve division facts for a given divisor, match each answer's letter to a corresponding blank in a coded riddle/joke, and write the decoded letters to reveal the joke's punchline.
Free download Students respond in writing (name field plus ruled lines) to one themed prompt per weekday: a make-believe/invention prompt, a how-to prompt, a would-you-rather opinion prompt, a then-and-now reflection prompt, and a free-write prompt.
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.
A low-prep, printable table-tent story-telling activity for the classic 'Five Little Pumpkins' poem, with companion comprehension/counting worksheets and pacing boards, aimed at speech-language therapy or early classroom use; also includes a separate printable mini-book version.
Free download Students solve a series of division equations (e.g., 2÷1=, 22÷11=) presented in table format across 5 worksheet pages.
Pumpkin Pies Reading Comprehension Worksheet
Free download Solve each division equation and write the answer (e.g., 1 ÷ 1 = ____) across worksheets covering divisors 1 through 12.
Free download Solve division equations (e.g., 12 ÷ 3 = __) by filling in the quotient.
Sort/label example phrases as COMPLETE or INCOMPLETE sentences, color acorns containing complete sentences, and build/draw/write sentences from word cards (Build the Sentence / Draw the Sentence / Write the Sentence).
Engaging Division Math Worksheets for 3rd and 4th Graders This math color by code worksheet helps students practice division skills in an engaging way. After solving each basic division problem, students use the answer to color in the corresponding section of the image. For example, students color any section marked 3, 6 or 9…