That’s where today’s post comes into play – no prep fall activities for Kindergarten!
Students independently roll their set of dot cubes, count the number, and make that number on their ten frame. Students then compare their ten frame with their partners to see which number is greater. The student with the greater number takes one snap cube.They continue to play until one player has 10 snap cubes (or however many snap cubes you decide to use). Use less snap cubes as the target if you have less time.
You could also have students use tweezers to pick up the pom-poms and put them on the tray for a little fine motor practice.
I was looking to buy a fall bundle from you on the office computer. I googled fall reading centers and some many great things came up through Pinterest. I did not have my wallet and when I returned to my class and tried to located it again, I could not find it :(. I see another great one but it did not have all the wonderful things I saw before. I was able to get a free spider counting sheet from the sight and the idea for writing uppercase letters so the students could use the stones to make the letters. These pumpkins were written with a sharpie. If you know what I’m talking about please let me know.
Hi Sharntasha,
Your description was great, I know exactly which post you are describing. Here’s the TpT link to the resource you are referring to:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Fall-Activities-Math-Literacy-for-Kindergarten-2116568
Thanks so much for asking! 🙂
-Melissa
Thanks for the fun ideas! I can't wait to use them in my kinder class:)