Thanksgiving Counting Worksheets (Free Printables)
Help little ones build number recognition with our fun Thanksgiving counting worksheets, designed for early learners.
These Thanksgiving activities help little learners master counting from 1 to 10 while enjoying fall-themed images.
With coloring elements included, these worksheets make math feel like play, encouraging kids to stay engaged while building foundational skills.
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Free Thanksgiving math worksheets
Get ready for some festive math fun with our three counting worksheets for preschoolers!
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Each worksheet features the same set of fun images:
- a turkey
- a pumpkin
- an owl
- a bear eating pie
- a cat wearing a pilgrim’s hat
- a pair of Thanksgiving bears
First, children get to color the images, adding a creative twist to the learning process. After coloring, they’ll count how many of each fall-themed image they find.
These homeschool printables are great for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners, making early math learning fun.
These worksheets grow with your child:
- Page 1: Count from 1 to 6
- Page 2: Count from 6 to 10
- Page 3: Count from 1 to 10
Whether you’re teaching at home or in the classroom, these printables help children develop number recognition and fine motor skills in a playful way.
Looking for even more math fun? Check out our favorite kindergarten math board games to keep the learning going!
Benefits of using holiday math worksheets
Thanksgiving math worksheets are a playful way to boost early math and fine motor skills.
By featuring festive elements like turkeys and pumpkins, these activities keep children motivated as they practice counting and number recognition.
Beyond math, coloring the images strengthens fine motor development, helping kids refine their grip and coordination.
Free printable Thanksgiving activities
Looking to add some festive fun to your Thanksgiving celebrations? These free activities are perfect for keeping kids entertained and learning throughout the holiday:
- Thanksgiving color by number printables – Practice number recognition while bringing autumnal scenes to life.
- Thanksgiving graphing worksheets – Introduce young learners to basic graphing concepts with fun, holiday-themed charts.
- Thanksgiving handprint craft printable – Create memorable keepsakes.
- Thanksgiving printable placemats – Keep little hands busy while setting the holiday table.
- Printable Thanksgiving coloring pages – Let kids explore their creativity with festive fall coloring pages.
- Thanksgiving countdown worksheet – Build excitement for the big day while reinforcing calendar and number skills.
For extra math fun, sharpen counting skills with fall math worksheets or try connecting the dots with our dot to dot Thanksgiving printable.
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Thanksgiving books for preschoolers
We always like to add books to our worksheets and these are the best Thanksgiving read alouds for young children:
Thanksgiving Is for Giving Thanks! is a heartwarming book that teaches preschoolers the importance of gratitude and the joy of giving thanks during the holiday season.
Turkey Trouble! Preschoolers will laugh out loud as they join a clever turkey on his hilarious escapades to disguise himself as different farm animals to avoid becoming the Thanksgiving dinner centerpiece. Making it a delightful and amusing read for the whole family.
10 Fat Turkeys. In this entertaining counting book, preschoolers will enjoy following the misadventures of ten silly turkeys as they disappear one by one. Providing a playful way to learn numbers and get into the Thanksgiving spirit.
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Last Updated on 16 April 2025 by Clare Brown