Free Printable Pumpkin Math Worksheets For Kids

Add a little fall flair to your math plans without making prep complicated. Pumpkin math worksheets give pre-K to kindergarten kids a fun way to compare pumpkin sizes and features, count them, and complete patterns, all in 20 minutes or less.

These pages build early numeracy skills while fitting right into harvest-themed lessons at school or helping get everyone psyched up for the fall season at home.

They’re so “gourd” that they’ll have kiddos asking for another round! Done with this group? Be sure to check other preschool worksheets that make lesson planning a little easier and keep the seasonal learning rolling.

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Packed with bright orange pumpkins, our latest offering gives kids lots of cheerful activities to enjoy. Each worksheet encourages problem-solving as children compare, count, and figure things out one step at a time. The pumpkins bring even more smiles to little ones who are excited to decorate, paint, or carve them this season.

Big Or Small Pages

One page has children finding the bigger pumpkin, while the other has them spotting the smaller one in each pair. Looking closely at the rows strengthens visual discrimination, making it easier to notice differences between objects even when they look quite similar. Before long, kids will be pointing out which things around them are bigger or smaller all on their own.

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Count And Graph The Pumpkins

A mix of tall, round, and wide pumpkins keeps little ones happily tallying them up. Every veggie recorded on the chart improves counting accuracy one pumpkin at a time. Watching the table come together with all the correct totals feels like a big accomplishment for small hands.

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Finish The Pumpkin Patterns

Each row is missing a pumpkin, so learners match the cutouts to the correct spaces before gluing them into place. Deciding which gourd should come next develops their ability to recognize AB patterns. Seeing the finished page can really bring a proud grin to their face.

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Same Or Different Worksheet

The last page sends kids on a pumpkin hunt to find the one that’s different from the rest. This builds attention to detail through careful comparisons of colors, sizes, and even pumpkin faces. Soon, your little detective will be ready for another challenge just like it! 

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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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Autumn Craft Projects

Pete the Cat Scarecrow Craft – Everyone’s favorite blue cat has traded his usual look for a scarecrow outfit that’s full of seasonal charm. This DIY reinforces fine motor skills when kids cut and glue the pieces together. Then Pete is all set for story time, pretend play, and plenty of new adventures.

Little Acorn Craft – A favorite story inspires this cute acorn project that preschoolers will adore. The process builds their crafting abilities and also helps them become more adept at using scissors. It also creates a natural opportunity to chat about forests, oak trees, and all the tiny treasures waiting to be discovered outdoors.

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Torn Paper Owl Craft – Bright scraps transform into an adorable owl that children will love making using their favorite colors. Ripping the paper into little strips strengthens the muscles in their hands and fingers. It’ll be a real hoot to show off their newest feathered buddy to family and friends.

Pumpkin Bible Craft – Faith and creativity come together in a sweet pumpkin scene featuring the words “Picked by God” alongside Ephesians 1:4, “He hath chosen us.” Cutting, gluing, and assembling it strengthens students’ dexterity. This one’s a meaningful way to weave Scripture into everyday activities, helping God’s Word stay with young minds longer.

Harvest-Themed Worksheets

Our corn worksheets are a great addition to autumn units featuring one of the season’s most recognizable crops. Letter recognition and early literacy grow naturally from one printable to the next. They’re a handy choice for lessons about food, farms, or the letter Cc.

Little Acorn book activities continue the adventure with printables based on the story’s lovable characters. Hand-eye coordination gets a boost from age-appropriate sheets that keep kids happily engaged. Don’t be surprised if they ask to read the book again after the tasks are done.

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Want to keep the autumn fun going? These fall connect the dots uncover pictures like hedgehogs and pumpkins by connecting the numbers in order. Number recognition and pencil control get lots of practice before it’s time for kids to fill every page with colors of their choosing.

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Also, these fall graphing worksheets feature apples, colorful leaves, and other familiar harvest favorites. Filling in the graphs builds skills in counting, recording, and analyzing data. Three different counting and graphing activities add extra variety to preschool lessons at home or in the classroom.

Free Pumpkin Math Worksheets

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