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Students circle the adjective describing a pictured item, unscramble adjective words, generate category-specific adjectives (color, size, taste, emotion, temperature, weight, smell, texture, sound, amount), write two adjectives describing an autumn picture, write synonyms for given adjectives, write descriptive…
Practice counting objects from 1 to 5 and writing the corresponding numeral and number word, using a winter theme.
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.
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.
Read illustrated stories about autumn (e.g. 'Chloe & The Hedgehogs', about a family discovering hibernating hedgehogs in their garden, and a story following a character named Sam on an autumn nature walk), color pictures, answer comprehension questions, fill in blanks recalling story details, find synonyms for vocabulary…
Practice counting objects from 6 to 10 and writing the corresponding numeral and number word, using a winter theme.
Students study nonfiction text features (using guide pages with photo examples such as table of contents, subtopics/headings, illustrations/captions, graphics, glossary, index), then read the 'Apples' nonfiction book at one of two differentiated reading levels (an easier leveled booklet assembled from printed pages, guided…
Practice representing two-digit numbers with base-10 blocks (tens and ones).
Cut out scrambled words, paste them into the correct order to form a sentence, and write out the complete sentence.
in the slideshow, decide whether a letter matches a picture's beginning sound (thumbs up/down); complete beginning-sound matching worksheets and hands-on games
Students cover a printed pumpkin (jack-o-lantern) outline with physical pattern blocks, then count and record how many shapes they used.
Match campers (or groups of campers) to the correct pronoun; write an appropriate pronoun under each camper's picture using a word bank; invent camper names and write matching pronouns; and circle the correct pronoun in fill-in-the-blank sentences about the campers.
Color 2D shapes green and 3D shapes blue; color symmetrical shapes; draw a snowman using specified shapes and count/record how many of each shape were used; count and graph shapes then identify most/least; cut and glue shape names onto matching shapes and trace them.
Look at each of 12 numbered cards showing a pair of words (e.g. smile/frown, fast/quick, wet/dry), decide whether the pair is an antonym (A) or synonym (S), and record the answer for each numbered card on the recording sheet.
Practice reading and representing height/length measurement using a simple numbered scale.
Cut out picture pieces and paste them into place to complete each autumn-themed pattern shown on the page.
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.'
A short reading comprehension worksheet: a humorous farm-animal narrative ('Bacon and Wool: Winter is Here') paired with recall questions.
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.
A single winter-themed phonics worksheet for identifying the short vowel sound in the middle of picture words.
Practice telling time to the hour and half-hour using spring-themed clock matching and clock-drawing worksheets.
A worksheet for practicing writing complete sentences about winter-themed pictures.
Underline the target part of speech (e.g. nouns, plural nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs) within provided winter-themed sentences, then locate and circle those words in an accompanying word search grid. A digital version (Google Slides) is also referenced for students to complete the same activity on devices.
Teaches kindergarten students to recognize and construct repeating visual patterns.