Autumn / Fall Kindergarten Math Worksheets and Activities No Prep

Embrace the fall season with our Autumn / Fall Kindergarten Math Worksheets and Activities, perfect for engaging young learners in Kindergarten. This collection requires no preparation—just print and start! Ideal for reinforcing math skills during autumn, it includes:

1. Autumn Counting Worksheets (3 pages)
   Use dot paints, number stickers, or simply color the circles to indicate the number of objects in each box.
2. Autumn Pumpkin Missing Numbers (4 pages)
   Children cut and paste missing numbers into empty boxes, helping them practice number recognition and sequencing.
3. Autumn Number Puzzles Cut and Paste (4 pages)
   Cut out squares from the bottom of the page and arrange them in order (1 to 5 and 6 to 10) to reveal hidden pictures.
4. Autumn Patterns AB, AAB, AABB, ABC (4 pages)
   Complete the patterns by cutting and pasting pictures, reinforcing pattern recognition skills.
5. Autumn Count and Graph (4 pages)
   Count objects, tally them, and record findings on a graph to develop data organization skills.
6. Autumn Making 10 Worksheets (2 pages)
   Use ten frames to determine how many more objects are needed to make 10 and complete the addition equation.
7. Acorn Addition Worksheets with Pictures (5 pages)
   Practice addition up to the sum of 10 using pictures, ten frames, or other manipulatives to aid in understanding.
8. Pumpkin Odd and Even Number Sorting (5 pages)
   Cut and paste numbers into the correct boxes to classify them as odd or even.
9. Autumn Non-Standard Measurement
   Measure pictures on the page with the leaf measuring strip provided, making size concepts more tangible.
10. Autumn Weight
    Compare the weight of two objects and circle the heavier one, allowing children to see and understand weight differences.
11. Autumn Positional Words (Under/On/In Front/Behind)
    Circle the picture that shows the correct position, enhancing spatial awareness.
12. Sorting by Size
    Cut and paste pictures of different sizes into categories—large, medium, small—to visualize and understand proportions.

Happy Teaching 🙂

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