This interactive printable fall binder for preschool and kindergarten focuses on many of the basic skills and concepts.
Easy to solve learning activities make this fall busy book great for morning work, early finishers and kids who need a little bit of extra practice.
Printable Fall Quiet Book
There are 18 activities in this interactive fall busy binder, a variety of basic skills preschoolers and kids in kindergarten are expected to master. I
Some of the activities require dry erase markers to be solved, while others ask the kids to sort the missing pieces.
Activities Included in This Printable Fall Quiet Book
Cover page: Write your name and emotions
Let the kids write their name and show how they are feeling today by attaching a proper head with emotion (6 to choose from) to the scarecrow.
I can match shapes: Pumpkins
Each pumpkin is missing a chunk, fill the chunk by placing the correct shape inside the pumpkin.
Dot to Dot Count to 10
Connect the dots and draw a leaf. Have the kids use dry erase markers to connect the dots from 1 to 10.
Dot to Dot: Alphabet
From a to t, connect the dots and a leaf will appear.
Color Matching Activity
Leaves change colors all year round, match the colored leaves with color names.
Picture Sequencing
Can your kids put the pictures into the correct sequence? What happened first? Then what happened next? What happened last?
Circle all pictures related to fall
Look at all the images and identify those that relate to fall. Circle them with a dry erase marker.
Alphabet Pumpkins
Build a pile of pumpkins by matching the letters of the alphabet or images with beginning sounds.
Number Sense Leaves
Fall leaves are falling down from the trees. Each girl can only rake the leaves that show the same number as the girl. Sort the leaves.
Size Sorting
Is it big or is it small? Compare two of the same images and sort them into correct columns.
I can trace shapes
Great fine motor practice as well as shape recognition practice.
More or Less?
More or less? or More of fewer? Whichever you prefer, the sheets are included.
Tracing Letters of the Alphabet
Work your way from A to Z by tracing the letters with a dry erase marker.
Patterns
Look at the spring images and complete the patterns – practice ABABAB and AABBAA patterns.