I just love this time of year….pumpkins, changing leaves, warm drinks, sweatshirts, campfires…the list could go on and on!
Now that school is in full swing, I wanted to share a new fall math packet with you! This 33-page packet includes fun activities to learn numbers, practice counting, and more!
In this math packet, you will find practice with these skills:
- number recognition
- counting
- comparing (biggest/smallest)
- finding differences
- writing numbers
- one-to-one correspondence
- number discrimination
- identifying colors
- five frames and ten frames
Here are a few sample pages…
You can have them draw a circle with a writing utensil, or they can use Do A Dot markers
I am a big supporter of hands-on activities, but I think cute having fun printables to complete every once in a while is good! During this time of distance learning, this would be a great packet to send home to parents for children to work on.
This packet is great for preschoolers, but could also work for older children. If you’d like to download this free packet, just click on the button below.
This looks awesome Angela! I am going to pin it to save for our workboxes!
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This is great! Thanks for sharing it.
How cute! I love the dot to dot pumpkin activity.
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Love, love, love these! Thanks for including the printables! Thank you for sharing at our Pinning for Play link party!
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I will laminate the pumpkin dot to dot, punch holes on the dots and attach yarn for a lacing activity! Thanks for the printable!
Thank you so much love it🤗
Love the activities you included. 🙂 I’m featuring this on The Sunday Showcase this weekend. Thanks for linking up!
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This really helped my little brother a lot thxx
Thanks for sharing. Great
Just printed and getting ready for an impromptu math lesson! Thanks for the freebies!
Thank you for doing this. My special needs students enjoy working on these and they are differentiates so it makes it super easy to work with all of the levels.