Search results for Autumn Maths
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Acorn Counting Forward 1-20
, Not Grade Specific,
Acorn counting-on mats give starting numbers such as 2, 9, 15 and 18, and students place the next two numbers after each, using cut-out acorn number cards, up to 20.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Math Centers, Kindergarten Math, Acorn Themed, Fall Math Activities, Autumn Math Activities, Counting 1-20, Counting Forward, Counting To 20, Counting To Twenty
Acorn Counting Puzzles
, Not Grade Specific,
Acorn and squirrel picture puzzles in four sets, each cut into numbered strips: counting 1 to 10 and skip counting by 2s to 20, by 5s to 50 and by 10s to 100, with students putting the strips in order to rebuild the picture.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Math Centers, Kindergarten Math, Acorn Themed, Fall Math Activities, Autumn Math Activities, Counting To 10, Counting To Ten, Skip Counting, Skip Counting By 2s, Skip Counting By 5s
Apple Counting to 10 Playdough Mats
, Not Grade Specific,
Apple basket counting mats for numbers 1 to 10: students roll small balls of playdough and place that many apples in the basket on each mat.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Apple Counting, Autumn Counting, Fall Counting, Counting To 10, Counting To Ten, Counting Objects, Playdough Mats, Dough Mats, Fine Motor Activity
Apple Number Recognition Mats for 1-100
, Not Grade Specific,
Apple number mats show numerals 1-100 in ten decade grids, from 1-10 through 91-100, plus three mats with numbers scattered in random order.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Apples, Apple Counting, Fall Counting, Autumn Counting, Number Recognition, Numbers 1-100, Counting To 100, Counting To One Hundred
Candy Corn Place Value
, Not Grade Specific,
Ten candy corns, each split into three parts: students choose or are given a number for each one and write it in standard form, base ten form and expanded form.
Author Rebecca Hurd
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Tags Candy Corn, Place Value, Expanded Form, Autumn, September, Candy Corn Math
Exponent Rules Mystery Picture | Autumn Themed
, Not Grade Specific,
Do you need a fun and interactive autumn-themed digital activity to review the Laws of Exponents? Your students will love this no-prep and self-checking digital activity. With 20 questions covering the product rule, power rule, quotient rule, and negative exponent rule, this activity is sure to challenge and engage your students. Students will embark on a thrilling adventure as they answer each question to reveal a hidden image. As they correctly answer the questions, an autumn-themed mystery picture will be revealed. With this activity students will be engaged and motivated while they learn and practise the Laws of Exponents. They will answer 20 questions. Here are just a few of the benefits of using this digital activity: No prep required! Simply provide the link to the activity to your students and they're good to go. Self-checking! Students will receive immediate feedback on their answers, so they can learn from their mistakes and improve their understanding. Accessible to all students! This activity can be used on laptops, tablets, or smartphones, making it accessible to all of your learners. Fun and engaging! The autumn theme and interactive format will keep students motivated and engaged as they learn. This activity is perfect for a variety of uses, including: Maths centres Independent work Warm-ups Review activities Homework Emergency cover plans You can also differentiate this activity to meet the needs of all of your students. For example, you can provide students with a list of the Laws of Exponents to reference as they work, or you can allow them to work in pairs or small groups. In the pdf you will find the link to the activity; share it with your students and each one of them will have his own copy. No google classroom or Microsoft Teams logins are required to access it.
Author Store Close
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Tags Matemaths, Algebra, Exponent, Mystery Picture, Digital, Self Checking
Autumn Counting Forward 1-20
, Not Grade Specific,
Students count forward from a given starting number on three autumn leaf mats, one with starting numbers under 10, one over 10 and one mixing both, adding the next two numbers each time.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Math Centers, Kindergarten Math, Fall Math Activities, Autumn Math Activities, Counting 1-20, Counting Forward, Counting To 20, Counting To Twenty
Fall Counting to 10 Clip Cards with Leaves
, Not Grade Specific,
Each autumn clip card asks students to count the leaves and clip the correct number from three choices, with one card for each number 0 to 10.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Counting To 10, Counting To Ten, Counting Clip Cards, Counting Objects, Fall, Autumn
Autumn Counting to 10 Puzzles with Real Photographs
, Not Grade Specific,
Ten two-piece autumn puzzles pair a numeral and number word with a matching photo piece for each number from 1 to 10.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Counting To 10, Counting To Ten, Counting Objects, Counting Puzzles, Numerical Order, Real Photographs, Fall Math, Autumn Math, Fall Counting, Autumn Counting
Autumn Treats Multiplication Arrays Task Cards with Response Sheet & Answer Key – eBook
, Not Grade Specific,
Autumn treats fill the arrays on 12 numbered task cards; for each one, pupils count rows and columns, then record the matching multiplication sentence and answer.
Author Knowledge Box Central
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Tags Fall Treats, Multiplication Arrays, Task Cards, Seasonal Learning, Visual Math
Number Order 1-20
, Not Grade Specific,
An acorn motif frames a direct cut-and-paste sequencing task. Learners manipulate number pieces and place them into a sequence rather than only writing the numerals from memory. The page supports recognition of before-and-after relationships across the full 1–20 range.
Author Cherry Workshop
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Tags Math, Number Order, Counting, Numbers 1-20, Autumn
Squirrel Dot-to-Dot / Connect the Dots PDF
, Not Grade Specific,
A detailed sequence through the low hundreds reveals a squirrel with curved tail, body, and facial features. The moderate count provides substantial practice without the duration of the extreme thousand-point resources. Learners can use recognisable animal sections as checkpoints while scanning for successive values. Two pages make the woodland subject suitable for a focused session of number order, visual attention, and pencil control.
Author Tim's Printables
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Tags Squirrel, Fall, Autumn, Dot To Dot, Worksheet, Printable, Activity, Puzzle, Squirrels, Connect The Dots