October preschool lesson plans

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It is finally starting to feel like fall here in Wisconsin which means lots of fun traditions like apple picking, hay rides, and pumpkin patches. This was the perfect week to do fall themed tot school activities and talk about the changing weather. Here were our plans for Fall Week: And here are the details

Here are some pumpkin counting printables for children to use real pumpkin seeds while practicing numeral recognition and counting skills. There's

Tons of Halloween themed activities and ideas. Weekly plan includes books, fine motor, gross motor, sensory bins, snacks and more! Perfect for fall in tot school, preschool, or kindergarten.

“Five Little Pumpkins” is fun little song. While it’s a nice fit for the Halloween season, it can be sung any time of the year and is one of our autumn favorites. Five Little Pumpkins Lesson Plan Need a quick and easy autumn lesson plan? Use the “Five Little Pumpkins” song to teach about counting,... Read more »

Have you seen these adorable Pumpkin Preschool Activities? Excellent Letter and Number Practice with all of the fall fun of pumpkins.

October Preschool Themes with Lesson Plans and Activities, Find all of your Fall Themes for Preschool with hands on learning activities and printables. Including Pumpkin science, Farm Theme, Leaf Theme, PUMPKIN ACTIVITIES, SCARECROWS, HALLOWEEN, Plus, Preschool Weekly Themes and a Free Printable List of Themes for Preschool

One thing we often associate with the Fall is the fruit known as the Pumpkin! It is great fun during Halloween where we cut them up into Jack O Lanterns and they make delicious pies during Thanksgi

Check out Free Halloween Printables for Preschool! These printable worksheets for preschool are great for building fine motor skills! Halloween Preschool Activities | Halloween Worksheets for Preschool | Halloween Theme for Preschool | Halloween Printables

FREE 5 Little Pumpkins activity for toddlers and preschoolers to follow along with the popular nursery rhyme. Great for learning ordinal numbers and counting in the Fall and around Halloween.