Have a wonderful time learning about math with these fun dinosaur math worksheets, didn’t I tell you I was going to be hitting out these math worksheets out of the park. My son is such a worksheet junkie I just can’t keep up. While I don’t believe in keeping all school work to worksheets and do enjoy them once in a while and my two youngest just seem to love them, they never complain about them.
The 15 page printable includes two pages each of number recognition, addition, subtraction, patterns and ten frames. There are also 3 connect the dot puzzles which are son’s favorite puzzles. We’ve been studying dinosaurs for the first half of this year. I think I’m all dinsoaured out but my son can’t get enough.
I gathered different material from a variety of other resources for our dinosaur lapbook
, why reinvent the wheel. But for the most part we’ve been reading a lot of dinosaur books
and completing written or oral narrations of them. My first grader loves drawing but hates writing. I have to do a separate posts for our books, there are so many.
I remember going through the same thing with my oldest and he still remembers a lot of the dinosaur facts we studied. This is why it’s so great to incorporate their passions into learning, it makes it a lot more memorable.
Get the Dinosaur Kindergarten Math Worksheets Here >>
Other dinosaur activities:
- Felt Dinosaur Activity
- Paper Mache Dinosaur Land
- Dinosaur Sensory Bin – guest post on Golden Reflections blog
- Dinosaur Lacing Cards
My kids had a wonderful time playing with the dinosaur sensory bin and it was a nice change from their regular sensory bin filled with spoons and cups.
National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of Dinosaurs (National Geographic Little Kids First Big Books)
Dinosaur!How Do Dinosaurs Play with Their Friends?Dinosaur Dig!The Berenstain Bears’ Dinosaur DigHow Do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight?
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This is an extremely cute idea. I have to say, however, that there a couple of mistakes. More importantly, I think it is poor form to have children adding two different types of dinosaurs. It is not in anyone’s best interest, as later we will be telling children that they cannot add X+Y, apples+oranges, etc. There is no reason to teach them incorrectly now and have to rectify it later.
I disagree, you will need to know if you can add different types of fruit and later learn that you can’t add X and Y without adverse effects. Thanks for your thoughts.
Ack! These are precious. Thanks for linking up with Family Fun Friday! 🙂
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Thank you! My second daughter loves dinosaurs and I’m starting math and Kindergarten activities with her, so these are perfect. She’ll have fun! 🙂
I hope she loves them.
Thank you!
You’re welcome
These are so cute, thank you very much.
You’re welcome!
Fun! My little guy would love this!
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AWE! This is so cute! I love all of your great worksheet ideas. Thanks for sharing!
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What a great idea and it’s super cute. I’m sure the kids love having them. Thanks for sharing your priintables with us at Funtastic Friday.
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What a great resource! Love the worksheets, and can’t wait to work through them with my daughter. Thanks for linking up to THis is How We Roll linky party!
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