Interactive Fall Math Activities
We have put together fantastic and totally interactive Fall Math activities that kids are going to love so much! This is a very comprehensive list.
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Math doesn’t have to be all paper and pencil, break out the math blocks, chips, bears, raisins or candy corn to use them for math.
Math is way more fun if they can eat their rewards if they get an answer correct.
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Recommended Fall Books for Kids
Add any of these fun fall books to your math lessons to learn about fall for reading, writing and more. Weave your fall theme into all the different subjects in your homeschool.
Fletcher and the Falling LeavesThe Roll-Away Pumpkin: A Wonderful & Whimsical Book for Kids! Perfect for the Fall or Autumn Season, Halloween, & Thanksgiving!Goodbye Summer, Hello AutumnFall Mixed Up (Carolrhoda Picture Books)LeavesLeaf Man
Recommended Fall Activity Kits
Little Learners Print & Go Activity Kit: Fall
This learning kit includes fall-themed worksheets like do-a-dot letters, tracing/cutting lines, letter tracing, and more!
Practice your child’s fine motor skills in this cute autumn-themed lacing activity.
Interactive Fall Math Activities
If you're looking for some fun and interactive fall-themed activities, check out the activities on this amazing list.
If you have left over candy corn then take them out for some math fun.
Get ready to count, add and subtract up to 10 with these adorable 10 frame counting mats.
If your child isn’t a fan of writing yet, you can still get them counting with these clip cards and puzzles.
Have tree cutouts with numbers 1-10. Place objects on the corresponding tree and count aloud.
Fall Measurement Cards
With linking cubes, practice measurement. There’s some free printable fall themed measuring cards, and you can use the cubes to begin working on measurement.
Just how heavy is a pumpkin? Find out in this experiment, great for elementary students!
Have any leftover corn kernels from crafts? Use them to practice basic math!
This apple counting activity is a good way to practice counting. Label cutout baskets with numbers and dip fingers in paint and make dots corresponding to the number on the basket.
Make a mat and place a number, then have the child put the corresponding number to the mat!
Practice math with these candy corns. Learn the number, the word, and how many items there are!
Make different cut-out shapes and place numbers on them. Practice by making kids put the corresponding item number to the cut-out.
This activity is a great way to practice greater than less signs. Use the candy corn as the greater than less sign symbol.
Have a sheet numbered 1-10. Kids will then draw the corresponding number of apples to the correct box.
Label plates and have the corresponding number of bugs insects placed on the plate.
Learn shapes by cutting out different shapes and using them to decorate a tree in this fall-themed craft.
These baskets are a good way to practice seeing and recognizing numbers. Label a basket with a number and put that many objects in the basket.
Practice fractions by using cutouts of tubes and placing apples in them!
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Looks so fun! Thanks so much!