The Thanksgiving Preschool Worksheets and Activities No Prep packet contains a collection of worksheets suitable for use with children in Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten, Transitional Kindergarten and Kindergarten.
Thanksgiving Preschool Worksheets and Activities Contents:
- Turkey Feather Letters in My Name: Children color the turkey feathers that contain the letters in their names.
- Turkey Feather Cutting Practice: Children will cut along the dashed lines to make feathers for the turkey.
- Cornucopia Cut and Paste Fun: Children will cut out the different food items and paste them on the cornucopia.
- Turkey Pasting Fun: Materials needed: tissue paper. Children will glue scrunched up tissue paper on the turkey feathers.
- Turkey Football Pre-Writing Practice (2 pages): Children will follow the path from one side of the page to the other.
- Thanksgiving Tracing Fun (5 pages): Children will trace along the dashed lines and then color the picture.
- Alphabet Tracing (2 pages): Children will trace both upper and lower case letters and color the pictures.
- Turkey Feather Alphabet Matching (5 pages): Children will color each turkey feather that matches the letter on the body.
- Thanksgiving Alphabet sequence (2 pages): Children will trace the letters then write the ones that are missing.
- Thanksgiving Sorting Numbers, Letters and Words: Children cut out the numbers, letters and words from the bottom of the page and paste them in the correct category.
- Thanksgiving Beginning Sounds (3 pages): Children will color the beginning sound for each picture.
- Thanksgiving Syllables: Children will color the number that shows how many syllables for each word.
- Thanksgiving Rhyming Words: Children will color the picture that rhymes with the first one in each row.
- Thanksgiving CVC Words: Children will color the word that matches the picture.
- Thanksgiving Sight Words (5 pages): Materials needed: bingo dabbers and colored pencils/crayons/markers. Children will use the sight word code to color the picture.
- Turkey Naturewalk (color and B&W) with comprehension questions: Children will read the reader and answer the comprehension questions. Two options of the comprehension page are included: one with picture support and one without.
- Thanksgiving What is Different?: Children will circle the picture that is different in each row.
- Thanksgiving What Doesn’t Belong?: Children will circle the picture that doesn’t belong in each row.
- Thanksgiving Sorting (needs/wants): Children will cut out the items from the bottom of the page and paste them in the correct box.
- Hatching Chick Sequencing: Children will cut out the pictures from the side of the page and paste them in order.
- Turkey Read and Color: Children will color the picture following the instructions at the bottom the page.
- Thanksgiving Parade Patterns (AB): Children will cut out the pictures from the bottom of the page and paste them in the correct box to complete each pattern.
- Thanksgiving Dinner Number Tracing: Children will trace the numbers and color the pictures.
- Turkey Feathers Number Match (2 pages): Children will cut out the numbers from the side of the page and paste them in the correct boxes.
- Pie Number Sense Match (5 pages): Children will cut out the different number representations and paste them in the correct boxes.
- Thanksgiving Missing Numbers: Children will cut and paste the numbers in the correct boxes to complete the sequence.
- Thanksgiving Number Order (2 pages): Children will cut out the puzzle strips from the bottom of the page and paste them in order to reveal the picture.
- Thanksgiving Dinner Count and Graph: Children count how many of each and complete the graph.
- Thanksgiving Parade Prepositions: Children color the image that shows the preposition.
- Thanksgiving Weight: Children will circle the object that is heavier that the first image in each row.
- Pumpkin Stack Height Order: Children will cut and paste the stacked pumpkins from shortest to tallest.
- Thanksgiving Shapes: Children will use the code to color the picture.
- Thanksgiving 5 Senses: Children will draw a picture to show what they see, hear, touch, smell, taste at Thanksgiving.
Happy Teaching 🙂
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