This lesson will help students to make predictions using the pictures and the text. It will also help them with sequencing and recognizing words. Materials: If You Give a Mouse a Cookie – Hardcover or Big Book A teacher “cookie jar” costume a mouse costume charts with cookie maps markers – two different colors sentence strips with…
Students practice cutting on the lines that lead to the scarecrows. Scarecrow Cutting Practice
Pumpkin cards with numbers 1 to 10 plus scarecrow wild cards for playing games of your choice. You can download the PDF here: Pumpkin Card Game
A color-by-number style worksheet. Students color the letter that corresponds to each color. You can download the PDF here: Pumpkin Color By Number
You can use this to supplement a seed estimation activity. Teacher places a handful of seeds on the paper and student estimates how many seeds are on the pumpkin. This would, of course, be followed up by counting the seeds to see if the estimated number was correct, or if it was more or less…
All of the Dolch sight words printed on pumpkins. Use these for group activities, learning centers, pocket charts, etc. You can download the files from these links or view the preview for the Pre-Primer set below: Pre-Primer Pumpkin Sight Words Primer Pumpkin Sight Words First Grade Pumpkin Sight Words Second Grade Pumpkin Sight Words Third…
Calendar Time! Students can practice tracing the days of the week and the months of the year. If you laminate these, you can use dry erase or vis-a-vis markers and wipe off. The preview is the days of the week. Find links to download both days and months below. Each printable features pumpkins. You can…
Print 2 copies and match the shapes on the pumpkin cards. Use these in a learning center, pocket chart, for group activities, etc.
Match the ordinal numbers (first, second, third, fourth…) to the correct numeral. The preview shows 1-10. You can find links to download both 1-10 and 11-20 below. You can download the PDF here: Pumpkin Ordinal Numbers 1-10 Pumpkin Ordinal Numbers 11-20
You can assemble these pumpkins into a ring book for tracing. You could also leave them on sheets for students to practice tracing. Laminate or put inside a page protector and use dry erase or vis-a-vis markers and wipe off. You can also find pumpkin uppercase and lowercase letters for tracing. You can download the PDF…