Description
Dig into learning with this fun pumpkin theme. Preschool and Kindergarten kids will love these fun educational activities and crafts for the fall.
Children will get to learn math, literacy, colors, patterns, counting, patterns and more.

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This unit includes:
- 16 Hands-on, Interactive Math and Literacy Centers
- 15 No-Prep Extra Practice Worksheets
Perfect for centers, small groups, morning tubs, or independent work, these activities mix seasonal fun with skill-building practice.
Here’s What’s Inside:
16 Pumpkin-Themed Centers
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Upper & lowercase letter matching games
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Pumpkin seed counting for one-to-one correspondence
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Build-a-pumpkin shape activity
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I Spy number recognition game
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Pumpkin letter puzzles
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Counting and labeling pumpkins
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Sensory pumpkin craft (peek inside a pumpkin)
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Create-a-jack-o’-lantern faces craft
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Comparing quantities with pumpkins
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Trace, count, and craft pumpkin seeds
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Pumpkin letter find
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Number puzzles for counting practice
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Pumpkin picture puzzles for spatial awareness
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Pattern cards with a fall twist
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Counting book: My Pumpkin Faces
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Sorting & graphing pumpkin game
15 Printable Worksheets
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Letter and number tracing
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Counting & graphing
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Shapes and pattern review
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Fine motor coloring and tracing
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Simple, no-prep pages—just print and go!
For a FULL PREVIEW of the Pumpkin Preschool Theme, and to see how we use this set, check out the blog post HERE.
What teachers are saying:
“Thank you! Super cute resource…definitely using again next year!” – Buyer
“Thank you Amy for such wonderful resources! Perfect unit to teach pumpkins with adorable and pleasing clip art and activities.” Arielle M.
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Emily M. –
Very cute to add to my October pumpkin unit. The kids loved it.
Teri L. –
Love this resource! Exactly what I needed! Thank you so much!
Stephanie G. –
My students loved this rescource! It kept them engaged and very easy to use.
Marisa L. –
Love this seller! Great resource! Children are very engages.
Jennifer J. –
Great learning activities and easy to make and use.
Teaching at Tikes and Tots –
I love all of her resources. You simply cannot make a bad choice purchasing her resources. This resource is perfectly themed and a great learning activity for my pre-k to kinder students. We use them in small groups and is very easy to tailor to the learning needs of my students.
Laura J. –
This was an excellent resource for my classroom. I was able to make center activities for the month of November that the students enjoyed.
Elizabeth S. –
My students loved this activity. They were very engaged.
Shelby B. –
This was great to use with my students who had just returned to school from virtual learning.
Chrystal J. –
Great resource. Thanks for making my job so much easier.
Tammy D. –
My kids loved this resource. They were very engaged and even though it said Preschool since it was October it fit in with most of the kids I had this year.
Ana C. –
Fun centers to go with my fall unit. I love all of her units. They fun and engaging.
Melissa Hartnett –
This resource had a lot of fun and engaging activities.
Tanya M. –
My students loved the activities included in this resource. They were easy to prep and kept my students engaged.
Rebecca L. –
Very nice product! Glad that I found it and was able to use it
Sign4Love –
My class loved the letter stick matching activities. These are cute quick prep ways to reinforce student learning in the classroom.
Cheryl S. –
My students loved this activity during math station time, They each work with a partner, and they took turns and pretended to be the ‘teacher’ as well. It was perfect for all of my students ability levels. When a student had a challenge, their partner was able to help them out.
Jessie K. –
This resource was really great! My students were very engaged!
Julie C. –
My students used this throughout fall to learn the letters in their names. They enjoy switching with friends and assisting each other to find and name the correct letter.
Joanna McFadden –
I really like some of these ideas. I feel like it has a bigger range between young 4 year olds and older 4 years old. It covers math and literacy ideas.