Pumpkin Patch Printable Activities for Preschoolers

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Fall is just around the corner. With it comes all things pumpkin! As you begin planning your preschool pumpkin theme, be sure to make time to share these pumpkin patch printable activities with your preschoolers!

I’m so ready for fall. Our weather is teasing me with cooler nights and mornings. Then, the temperatures rise again throughout the day to remind me that autumn isn’t quite here yet. But, I’m getting anxious!

Add these free preschool printables to your pumpkin-themed activities this fall. They’re a fun way to work on preschool math and literacy skills.

Pumpkin Patch Printable

I originally released this printable two years ago. Since then, however, I’ve updated some of the graphics and added a few new activities for those of you who missed it the first time around.

Combine this fun learning pack with the fall leaves printable I shared last week, and you’ve got what you need to welcome fall to your homeschool preschool!

These activities are general pumpkin-themed preschool pages. Stay tuned for a full pumpkin-themed unit study with a science, literacy, and math focus.

In this pack…

Inside this 17-page freebie, you’ll get the following activities that are perfect for your preschooler:

• 4-part pumpkin puzzles: Laminate and cut apart the pieces for your preschooler to reassemble.

• Color and write: Color a pumpkin and write the word. There are 2 versions.

• Counting puzzles: Laminate and cut apart the pieces. Have your preschoolers put the puzzle together in number order.

• Counting practice: Count the pumpkins. Circle the correct number in each row.

• Do-a-dot: Work on fine motor skills by filling in the dots with dot markers, circle stickers, or crayons.

• Letter hunt: Identify all letters P and p.

• Graphing: Roll the dice and fill in the graph. Continue until one column reaches the top.

• Handwriting: Practice writing Pp. There are 2 versions.

• P is for: Color the pumpkin. Color the letter P or use dots to form the letter.

• Matching game: Print the page on cardstock. Laminate and cut it apart. Turn the cards upside down, and play a memory matching game with your preschoolers.

• Tracing practice: Trace the lines, and then trace the shapes.

• Which one is different?: Identify the image that is different in each row.

• Writing prompt: Write a sentence about pumpkins.

PRESCHOOL BOOKS ABOUT PUMPKINS

Fill your book basket with a great collection of pumpkin books for kids. Most of these books can be found at your local library or used bookstore.

If you have a hard time finding them, you can order them through my Amazon affiliate links by clicking the images below.

The Run-Away Pumpkin – On a windy autumn day, Marla Little comes running down the hill, yelling, “Help! My giant pumpkin is rolling away! Onward it goes, rolling and turning, with no sign of stopping! Diddle-dee-doo! Oh, what shall I do?”

How Many Seeds in a Pumpkin? – Mr. Tiffin and his students explore skip counting and estimation in a fun pumpkin-themed classroom experiment!

The Pumpkin Book – The book features bold, clearly-labeled illustrations, directions for drying seeds, and even how to carve funny or scary faces into your pumpkin (with an adult’s help), along with a fascinating section on pumpkin facts and lore. Perfect for aspiring farmers and kids who can’t wait for Halloween!