And here we are, smack-dab in the middle of another autumn season. The leaves are changing color, the crock-pot has emerged from the depths of the lower kitchen cupboard and my wool socks are back in the game.
I thought it would be fun to round up a bunch of fall-themed activities to help bring a little autumn festivity into the classroom (you know, aside from the daily PSL that’s on your desk).
So let’s get this party started!
Fall Math Worksheets | Numeracy to 99
These numeracy worksheets feature engaging activities with place value to 99. Students will enjoy learning number sense such as comparing and ordering, counting backward, forms of numbers and more. Perfect for Grades 1-2. Check it out here!
Fall Friendly Letter
This is a fantastic writing station activity. This Fall Friendly Letter pack is loaded with a nice variety of templates for your young students to learn about writing a friendly letter. The letter turns into an envelope when you copy the envelope template onto the back of the letter page. Your students can then learn to fill out an envelope and write a friendly letter. Check it out here!
BOOM Cards ~ Fall Numeracy | Base Ten
Students will have fun working with base ten blocks to 99 / Expanded Form and uncovering the Fall-themed riddle. Each time students answer correctly, more of the riddle is revealed. Once they’ve answered all of the math questions, the entire riddle will be shown. Check it out here!
Fall Bingo Dabber Games
A fun way to practice short vowels featuring all. the. fall. themes! Halloween, Thanksgiving, apples and more. Have students color the pictures once they have completed the game (for more busy time). Activity includes two games per short vowel (10 individual short vowel games) and 10 bonus mixed short vowel games. Check it out here and get spinning!
Fall Addition & Subtraction Worksheets
This bundle is packed with everything you need to practice addition and subtraction all through fall. Over 50 pages of NO PREP / LOW PREP games and practice pages. Check it out here!
Build-A-Scarecrow Activity Bundle (Math & ELA)
Need a fun activity packet to keep your students busy for a while? Check out this Build a Scarecrow Math / ELA Activity Packet. Each time your student completes a math or ELA activity, they will color a piece of the scarecrow. Once all pages are complete, have students cut out all the pieces and put it together. Makes a great Fall Sub Packet. Check it out here!
FREE Making Words with Scarecrow
Check out this free word study center, where students manipulate the letters in the word SCARECROW to create new words. Plus it’s differentiated to give some students extra practice at this tough skill.
Grab your free download here!
Halloween Math Game | Math Word Problems
Do your students need to practice different types of 1st grade word problems? This Halloween Math Game Show PowerPoint activity has 15 word problems covering 5 different types of word problems found in the first grade Common Core and TEKS Standards. Easy prep for teachers and so much fun for kids. Check it out here!
How-To Writing ~ Carve a Pumpkin
Are you looking for something to help your students learn to write procedural text using step-by-step, how to writing? Check out this resource! It includes a mentor text, “How to Carve a Pumpkin” with writing activities in 4 simple steps. It also has 9 other topics that can be done in 4 simple steps with picture support… that’s what beginning writers need! Short and sweet. Check it out here!
Thanksgiving Reading Worksheets ~ No Prep!
This makes a great booklet to have at the beginning of November for early finishers or extra work that’s still fun and engaging. It could also be a little surprise to have on their desks right before Thanksgiving break. No-Prep and easy to follow directions, and nothing new to introduce. Basically, it’s reading simple sentences and following directions with picture support, plus lots of coloring. Check it out here!
Thanks so much for checking out this post, I hope you found something fun here to bring a little fall festivity into your classroom. Don’t forget to pin the image below to your Teaching Resources board on Pinterest for future use.
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Thanks for stopping by!
~ Carrie
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