This pumpkin-themed I Have… Who Has? Game focuses on tens and ones. For example, “I have 82. Who has 4 tens and 6 ones?” The student with 46 would go next: “I have 46. Who has 1 tens and 8 ones?” The student with 18 would go next, and so on. You can download the…
These pumpkin-themed cards go all the way to 100 counting by 2s. Print and use for learning centers, pocket charts, group activities, and more. You can download the PDF here: Pumpkin Count by 2s
Print, cut apart, and then have students match the halves of the pumpkins to form the correct compound words. Available in both full color and black and white below. Preview is black and white. You can download the PDF here: Pumpkin Compound Words (color) or Pumpkin Compound Words (black & white)
[box]Don’t Miss: Life Cycle Sequencing – Model of the Pumpkin Life Cycle[/box] There are two sets of sequencing cards to choose from: 1. Pumpkin Life Cycle Sequencing Cards – Pictures are included for the seed, sprout, plant, flower, small pumpkin on vine, big pumpkin, and jack-o-lantern or pumpkin pie. You can paste these onto another…
This book starts with, “How many pumpkins do you see? Can you count them out loud for me?” The following pages have pictures of pumpkins for the child to count. You can download the PDF here: Pumpkin Counting Book More Pumpkin Downloads @ A to Z’s Shop [wp_rss_retriever url=”http://bit.ly/1OZtcTg” items=”5″ excerpt=”25″ source=”false” read_more=”false” new_window=”false” thumbnail=”120″…
Students will learn to identify the four stages of a butterfly’s life cycle. Materials: Butterfly patterns spiral pasta-caterpilllar shell pasta-chrysalis bow tie pasta-butterfly small pasta representing an egg crayons or markers glue Lesson Plan: Ask the students what they know about butterflies. Have they ever seen one? Have they ever touched one? What did it…
Students will look inside seeds to discover the beginning of a plant, and will discuss elements that plants need to grow. Objectives: Students will look inside a seed to discover the beginning of a plant Students will discuss elements that are important for plants to grow – air, water, food Materials: lima beans; soak in…
Children will be able to indentify the main idea of a story by writing a title and drawing a picture that goes with the title. Materials: You can use any story book chart paper white drawing paper markers and crayons. Zip lock bag pen, pencil, and paper stamp Lesson Plan: Have the children sit together…
Make a beautiful picture with tissue paper leaf rubbings. Objectives: Students will develop the shape of texture of a leaf. Materials: 5″ squares of tissue paper in autumn colors fresh leaves with prominent veins pieces of brown crayons (1) 6″x18″ white construction paper liquid starch in a small container paint brush and paper towel Lesson…
A post-Halloween math activity that uses sorting, classification, and a Venn Diagram. Materials: a large piece of butcher paper candy wrappers Lesson Plan: Have students bring in a variety of candy wrappers after Halloween. As a class, sort the candy wrappers into groups (tootsie rolls, chocolate candy, chewy candy, hard candy, candy bars, etc.) As…