Fall Math Worksheets For Preschoolers And Up

Add a splash of autumn to counting with simple activities designed for preschool and kindergarten kids. Fall math worksheets let children compare sizes and shapes, complete patterns, and build early math skills along the way. Since each activity takes less than 20 minutes, they are easy to fit into even the busiest days. Simply download the pages, print, and use them at home or during fall-themed classroom lessons.

They support foundational mathematical and cognitive abilities through practice that keeps learning fresh. Kids will find them un-be-leaf-ably entertaining!

Once you’ve finished this set, don’t forget to visit our preschool worksheets for even more printables to keep your young learners happily busy.

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Autumn Math Activity Sheets

Young students will have a wonderful time with our newest set of fall math worksheets. As they work through these pages, they sharpen visual discrimination and become better at spotting similarities, differences, and patterns. Black-and-white copies are available, too, so children can color them right after finishing for added challenge.

Fall Big Or Small (4 Sheets)

From cozy clothing to adorable woodland animals, this worksheet gives kindergartners lots of fun fall images to look through. Every choice encourages critical thinking, as children need to look closely at the pair before deciding on the correct answer. One version asks them to circle the larger item, while the second has them find the smaller one, giving them two different-sized challenges in just one set.

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Fall Count & Graph

Counting familiar fall pictures adds a seasonal twist that kids are sure to love. The task introduces recording, analyzing, and interpreting data, letting preschoolers organize what they counted into a simple chart. At the end, they’ll have a finished table they can look back at and talk about with a smile.

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Finish The Fall Patterns

Each row is missing its last picture, giving your little detectives a nifty fall puzzle to solve. Choosing the correct piece builds sequencing and the ability to recognize and continue AB patterns. Seeing every pattern complete is something students can feel really proud of.

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Are They Same Or Different? (2 Sheets)

One picture in every row doesn’t belong, and it’s up to kiddos to spot it. Picking the odd one out encourages attention to detail because they need to carefully study the images before deciding which is different from the rest. Don’t be surprised if you hear a happy, “I found it!” after they’ve solved the last row.

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Fall Books For Kids

There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves: The mischievous old lady swallowed a handful of leaves! Her tummy started to rumble. So she swallowed some more items. Then, even more. But as her stomach grew full, the leaves began to poke out through her mouth… when suddenly – poofffff! – it turned into a scarecrow!

Pete The Cat Falling For Autumn: Pete is not a fan of fall. But he decides to do some detective work and finds out that there are many things about this season he loves, like corn mazes, hayrides, wearing scarves, and apple picking! This story helps kids learn that even though they might not love every season of the year, there are still good parts to each one.

We’re Going On A Leaf Hunt: The seasons are changing, the days are getting shorter, and children everywhere are starting to make plans for their favorite outdoor adventures – and what could be more fun than a Leaf Hunt?!

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Harvest Craft Ideas

Scarecrow Handprint Craft – A small handprint is all it takes to give this scarecrow a head full of charming hair. Cutting out the pieces and putting them in the right spots allows little ones to improve their hand-eye coordination. Best of all, it’s easy enough for tykes of all ages to join in.

Pumpkin Emotions Craft – This batch of pumpkin faces introduces happy, sad, angry, goofy, and many other expressions for children to get into. It refines fine motor skills while introducing different emotions in a simple, kid-friendly format. It’s a meaningful activity for helping students recognize feelings in themselves and the people around them.

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Yarn Apple Craft – Bright paint and colorful yarn create an apple that’s bursting with personality. Snipping, painting, and wrapping yarn strengthen the tiny muscles in kids’ hands and fingers. Once it’s on display, it’ll be the apple of everyone’s eye.

Mushroom Craft – You’ll need some paper, glue, and a printable template to create an adorable mushroom this fall. Cutting out the pieces helps children develop their scissor skills with every snip. Before long, a happy mushroom can brighten a bulletin board, reading corner, or fridge.

Autumn Learning Printables

Fall counting worksheets fill the pages with cheerful autumn pictures that make math feel much more inviting. The activities reinforce number recognition from one page to the next. Soon, young ones will look at numbers with bigger smiles and greater confidence.

These scarecrow coloring pages capture the friendly farm favorite with his big smile, straw hat, and open arms. Using crayons to bring the scarecrow to life supports patience and color recognition. They also make a lovely keepsake after a day spent at a farm or pumpkin patch. 

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Our fall tracing worksheets feature exercises that are perfect for preschoolers still getting used to holding their pencils and crayons. Working on the sheets improves control and grip one stroke at a time. They’re a lovely pick for calm autumn days!

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Fall color by sight word printables pair familiar images with basic terms for an enjoyable coloring experience. Following the color key develops early literacy and reading readiness. Regular coloring sessions become more varied and engaging with these activities.

Free Fall Math Worksheets

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