Fall Fun - Pumpkin Seed Counting 1-10
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.
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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.
A 4-week Summer ELA Review Workbook & Games Pack for Grade 2, with 62 workbook activities plus printable literacy games designed to prevent summer learning loss.
Complete 40 short activities across English Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Art/creative sections (write, solve, draw, match, color); check answers against the included answer key.
A single cut-and-paste worksheet introducing nonstandard measurement using a flower-shaped ruler.
Read each themed sentence/task card and answer the associated grammar question (identify a part of speech, write an antonym/synonym, form a plural/contraction, choose correct punctuation or spelling, identify subject/predicate or a compound word), recording numbered answers on a provided sheet.
Skip count by 10s from 10 to 100 and cut and glue the matching number under each of ten toadstool/mushroom 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…
Build English language arts skills (vocabulary, reading comprehension, writing, listening) through a collection of no-prep autumn/fall-themed worksheets.
Fill in missing numbers in skip-count-by-2 number sequences (boot-themed); title also indicates students can color the boots
in the slideshow, decide whether a letter matches a picture's beginning sound (thumbs up/down); on worksheets, circle, draw a line to, or glue the letter that matches a picture's beginning sound
Trace numbers and write in missing numbers in a skip-count-by-5s sequence (bird-themed) from 5 to 80
Read the 'Falling Leaves' passage, then answer 5 multiple-choice comprehension questions (season identification, color changes, fill-in-the-blank quotes, and inference).
Page 1: look at a picture pattern, cut and paste the correct next picture. Page 2: read a letter pattern (e.g. AB, ABB, ABC) and color pictures to match using a color key (A=blue, B=green, C=red).
Fall Worksheets Finish the Pattern Puzzle with autumn images like a leaf, pumpkin, squirrel, acorn, jack -O- lantern, deer, apple cider, berries, scarecrow, mushroom and more. Colorful Fine Motor Skill Worksheets for Students to Practice Sequencing and Finish the Pattern. Students practice fine motor skills by cutting out the…
Trace the numeral and the number word for each number 1 through 10, then color in the accompanying picture.
This Autumn Scarecrow Noun + Verb Sort comes with a game and a worksheet for your Language Arts students to enjoy during the fall season. Students will read the crow words and decide what part of speech the words are.
Count tens/ones blocks, ten-frames, and raindrops-under-clouds, then cut and paste the matching number or picture (numbers within 0-20)
This What a Great Fall Reading Comprehension Worksheet will help your students build their reading comprehension skills while reading about Ernie the toddler. This product is great for teachers who want to help their students improve their reading comprehension skills.
Use a number-to-color legend (1=brown, 2=red, 3=blue, 4=yellow, 5=green, 6=orange) to color a scarecrow picture by number.
Students label picture cards, play a memory matching game, connect items that go together, sort items into categories, identify antonyms, identify synonyms, and compare same-and-different picture pairs, using 24 fall-themed picture cards (acorns, apples, autumn, candies, cobwebs, costume, corn, chestnuts, dinner…
Students brainstorm descriptive words for seven autumn nouns (leaf, squirrel, pumpkin, school bus, apple pie, scarecrow, sweater) in a chart, write descriptive sentences using those words with transition words/commas, then write a rough and final draft of a cinquain poem about one of the nouns, with an optional syllable-count…
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.
Underline the target part of speech (nouns, plural nouns, pronouns, adjectives, or verbs) in each fall-themed sentence, then find and circle those same words in an accompanying word search grid.
Fill in missing numbers on a 1-100 pumpkin number chart; fill in missing numbers counting forward from 9 to 20; count candy corn in jars and match/trace the corresponding number word; and count apples in baskets, cutting and pasting the matching number.