The Thanksgiving Math Centers for Kindergarten download contains a collection of games and activities intended for use in centers with children in Kindergarten during the fall season.
Each activity includes a center label that can be printed and placed on the front of your storage device. Also included are “I can” center instructions to help children remember what to do. I have included a recording page at the end of each activity in order to have evidence of each child’s work.
Thanksgiving Math Centers for Kindergarten Contents:
- Thanksgiving count and clip cards: Print, laminate and cut out the picture cards. The aim of this activity is for children to count the objects on the cards. They will then clip a clothes peg on the correct number. Alternatively, children can use dry-erase markers to color the correct number.
- Turkey counting on (1-10): To prepare this write and wipe activity, print, laminate and cut out all the cards. The aim is for children to count on from the number on the turkey feather and write the missing numbers using a dry-erase marker.
- Thanksgiving Which has More? clip cards: Print, laminate and cut out the cards. The aim of this activity is for children to determine the box that has more items. They will then clip a clothes peg to show their answer.
- Thanksgiving Which has Less? clip cards: Print, laminate and cut out the cards. The aim of this activity is for children to determine the box that has less items and clip a clothes peg to show their answer.
- Thanksgiving count and graph (1-8): To prepare this activity, print and laminate the cards. The aim is for children to count and represent their findings on the graph. They will do this by coloring the appropriate number of squares with an erasable marker or crayon.
- Turkey number match: To prepare the cards for use, print, laminate and cut out all the cards. The aim is for children to match the different number representations to the correct turkey.
- Thanksgiving number puzzles (skip counting by 10s): Print, laminate and cut the puzzles into pieces, storing each puzzle in a separate bag. The aim is for children to arrange the puzzle pieces in numerical order to reveal the picture.
- Turkey addition: To prepare for use, print, laminate and cut out the cards. The aim is for children to solve each addition equation and sort it to the turkey with the correct answer.
- Build a Thanksgiving pattern (AB/ABB/AAB/ABC): To prepare for use print and laminate all the pages. The aim of this activity is for children to build a pattern following the example from one of the cards. They then need to decide which picture goes in the empty square to complete the pattern.
- Turkey clip the shape cards: Print, laminate and cut out the cards. The aim of this activity is for children to determine the shape of the turkey. They will then clip a clothes peg to show their answer. Alternatively, children can use dry-erase markers to color the correct shape.
- Thanksgiving non standard measurement: To set up for use, print and laminate the cards for durability, then cut along the white lines to separate the cards. Print and laminate the measuring strips. The aim is for children to use the measuring strip of turkeys to measure along the arrow from one line to the other line.
- Thanksgiving Which weighs More? clip cards: Print, laminate and cut out the cards. The aim of this activity is for children to determine the object that weighs more. They will then clip a clothes peg to show their answer.
- Thanksgiving dinner clip the color: To prepare for use, print, laminate and then cut out the squirrels and acorns. The aim of this activity is for children to clip a peg on each food item that matches the color at the top of the card.
- Long ago and Today sorting: To prepare this activity for use, print and laminate the sorting mats and cards, then cut them apart. The aim is for children to sort the picture cards to the correct category mat.Happy Teaching 🙂
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