A month of November practice is ready to print: about two pages a day, one skill per page, with simple picture directions young children can follow. Pumpkins, turkeys, acorns, pies and squirrels carry the theme while students work on letters, sounds, sight words, counting, adding and measuring.
This Kindergarten Fall Math and Literacy No Prep Packet gives you a full month of November worksheets built around a harvest theme. Pumpkins, turkeys, acorns, pies, squirrels, corn and leaves appear across 54 black and white pages, and it also works as review for early 1st grade.
The literacy half covers the skills kindergarten students build in the fall. Children put acorns in ABC order, match letters, listen for beginning, middle and ending sounds, read CVC words on pie slices and sort word families. Rhyming, syllable clapping and sight word pages with like, see, we and can lead into reading simple sentences, building a sentence, and writing about fall and gratitude in a short mini-book.
The math half moves from counting and writing numbers to 20 into teen numbers, the hundred chart and ordering numbers from 11 to 30. Students compare quantities, find ways to make 5, add and subtract within 5 and 10, solve fall story problems, tally and graph, extend patterns, measure with cubes, compare length and weight, identify 2D and 3D shapes and follow positional directions.
Each page practices one skill and uses simple visual directions, so it works for independent work after a quick model. A Squirrel Maze, a turkey directed drawing and a Fall Harvest Superstar certificate add a little fun at the end of the month.
The 4-week study plan lays out about two pages per day, and a 3-page answer key makes checking quick. Use it for morning work, centers, small groups, homework, intervention, early finishers, homeschool or sub plans during a Thanksgiving unit.
Acorn ABC Order, Lowercase Leaf Path and Pumpkin Patch Letter Match
Beginning, middle vowel, ending and first & last sounds, including a Turkey Feather cut and paste
Pie Slice CVC Words and word family pages for -an, -ug, -ig and -op
Rhyme Time Match, Clap the Syllables, Read and Color and Read and Draw
Sight Word Acorns color by code plus practice with like, see, we and can
Build a Sentence, a 2-page My Fall Mini-Book, "In Fall, I Like To..." and "I Am Thankful For..."
Math (20 pages)
Count and Write to 20, Ten and Some More, Hundred Chart Fill-In and Corn Cob Number Order 11–30
Which Is More? and Ways to Make 5
Addition to 5 and 10, subtraction to 5 and 10, and Fall Story Problems
Roll, Tally & Graph, Tally Time and Harvest Patterns
Measure with Cubes, Longer, Shorter & Taller and Heavier or Lighter?
2D Shapes, 3D Shapes All Around and Fall Picture Directions with positional words
Planning and extras
Cover and What's Inside pages
A 4-week study plan at about 2 pages per day
Squirrel Maze and a Draw a Turkey directed drawing
Fall Harvest Superstar certificate
A 3-page answer key
Black and white PDF
Ways to use it
November morning work, two pages a day
Literacy and math centers
Small-group skill practice
Homework packets for Thanksgiving week
Ready-to-go sub plans
1st grade fall review or intervention
Why it works
One skill per page and picture directions mean kindergartners can work on their own after a short model. The 4-week plan removes daily decision making, and the mix of literacy and math keeps core fall skills in steady rotation all month.
Questions & answers
What grade is it for?
It is written for kindergarten and also works as fall review for 1st grade.
How is the month organized?
A 4-week study plan sets out about two pages per day across November.
Does it need color ink or prep?
No. It is a no prep, black and white PDF. A few pages, such as the Turkey Feather beginning sounds, Corn Cob Number Order and Build a Sentence, are cut and paste.
Is there an answer key?
Yes, a 3-page answer key is included.
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