This Fall Themed Addition to 10 Printables & Centers Pack is full of fun ways to get your kids to learn their addition facts to 10! This pack is picture based, so it is perfect for kids who are just beginning to gain addition fact fluency and still need visual representations to help them add. The beautiful fall themed graphics are the icing on the cake! Be sure to check out everything that is included in these fall math activities for kindergarten! You’re math games and small group activities are done!
Recommended Grade Level:
Fall Theme Addition to 10 Games Supplies:
- Printer/Ink
- Laminating Supplies
- Paperclip/Fastener
- Wooden Beads/Blocks
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Addition Games for Kindergarten
ADDITION FLUENCY GAMES
ADDITION FLUENCY GAMES ARE NECESSARY FOR KIDS TO BUILD FACT FLUENCY. WITHOUT FLUENCY, MATH WILL BE A STRUGGLE.
Single digit addition worksheets might do the trick to assess your students. However, getting them to learn their facts requires hands-on, interactive fun fact games and activities.
This pack of games and printables will help your students develop important math skills.
Here’s what’s included in the fall math activities for preschool and kindergarten. Addition to 5:
- Puzzles: pages 3-8
- Pinning Cards: pages 9-11
- Addition Spin & Win: pages 12, 14-18
- Addition Spin & Win War version: pages 13-18
- Bump!: pages 19-22
- Squirrel Match: pages 23-25
- Match It!: pages 26-28
- Slap-It!: pages 29-34
- Printables: pages 35-43
What Can Children Learn About Addition Facts?
CANDY CORN FALL MATH
FALL IS A GREAT TIME OF YEAR TO FOCUS ON MATH FACT FLUENCY. KIDS NEED ALL YEAR TO BECOME CONFIDENT AND AUTOMATIC WITH BASIC ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION.
When students are comfortable adding to five, they can bump up to addition facts from 6 to 10:
- Puzzles: pages 45-53
- Pinning Cards: pages 54-58
- Addition Spin & Win: pages 60-61, 63-66
- Addition Spin & Win War version: pages 60, 62-66
- Bump!: pages 67-70
- Squirrel Match: pages 71-74
- Match It!: pages 75-79
- Slap-It!: pages 80-88
- Printables: pages 89-99
Why Is It Important For Kids To Play Addition Games?
Children learn best when the learning feels easy and fun. Playing math games encourages practice with a ton of important skills while cleverly disguised as a fun game!
Number Sense
Playing math games improves numbers sense which is the ability to understand, compare/contrast, and relate numbers to each other.
Vocabulary
Encouraging kids to use math vocabulary while playing games (sum/difference/total/greater than/less than)is a meaningful way to practice.
Automaticity
When children effortlessly (automatically) know basic math facts, it makes more complex computations easier.
Cooperative Learning
Simple games with partners or small groups give kids a lot of practice with social skills, like taking turns, following rules, and winning/losing.
Fall Theme Addition to 10 Pack
12 Activities in 2 Levels
24 Activities
Two-Piece Puzzles:
Addition to 10. Match the addition problems to the picture representations.
Clothespin Cards:
Addition to 10. Place a paper clip or clothespin on the correct answer.
Addition Spin & Win:
Spin & Win War version included. See the instructions in the picture below.
Bump! Addition to 10:
Bump! is one of our all-time favorite games! The kids love competing against each other and it gives them great practice on their math facts at the same time. Even big kids can use a good review every now and then.
Squirrel Match Addition to 10:
Match the nuts to the correct squirrels. This is a favorite of my third daughter. I created it just for her while she was in kindergarten. She loves squirrels. You can see the Free Squirrel CVC printable that I also created for her.
Addition to 5 Matching Games:
Multiple levels of Matching Games for lots of fun practice. Print them on the white side of scrapbook paper for a cute background on the cards. Plus, it will make it so the kids can’t see through the cards to cheat!
Addition to 5 Slap It! Card Games:
We also love Slap It! games! We have so many for lots of different skills and the kids just can’t get enough of them!
Plus, 4 Printable Activities for Each Level:
Every activity is created with a 1-5 set and a 6-10 set, however, you can mix and match many of the activities according to the ability of your students for easy differentiation.
Our Favorite Fall Themed Books:
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Once your child’s creativity is sparked with this fun activity, take it a step further with these engaging resources:
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Easy ProdFall Mixed Up (Carolrhoda Picture Books)Leaves
Leif and the Fall
A Tree for All Seasons (Rise and Shine)
Pete the Cat Falling for Autumn
Goodbye Summer, Hello Autumn
The Leaf Thief: (The Perfect Fall Book for Children and Toddlers)
Hello, Fall!: A Picture Book
There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves!
Leaf Man
Word Problems
It’s never too early to start introducing simple word problems. Instead of always using addition sentences, throw in stories at snack time, when lining up, or at circle time each day.
Subtraction Facts
Learning single digit addition goes hand in hand with subtraction. Teach your kids that subtraction is the opposite of addition! Working on addition and subtraction facts together helps kids compare and contrast.
Fact Fluency Games
Once kids understand addition worksheets, they need to develop math facts fluency. How? Games, of course! Engage kids with games to promote automaticity with both addition and subtraction math facts.