Day: October 2, 2025

Fall is such a fun time of year in the classroom. The changing seasons bring new energy, and students are often excited about all the fall themes—leaves, sunflowers, pumpkins, and more. I love weaving these themes into our learning because it makes the activities feel fresh and engaging while still keeping the focus on key skills. When it comes to math, I keep things simple, hands-on, and meaningful. Here are two of my go-to fall math activities that work well for both whole class and center time. 🌟 1. Fall Hidden Numbers This activity combines seasonal fun with number recognition practice. Students search through fall-themed pictures to find and color hidden numbers. It’s great because: It strengthens number recognition skills. Students practice attention to detail and perseverance. It’s low-prep for teachers—just print and go! I’ve found this one works really well as a quiet independent activity or as part of…