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Bring hands-on fall fun into your classroom with this Pumpkin Stacking Activity! Children can use mini erasers, playdough balls, or manipulatives to build pumpkin stacks on the mat—perfect for strengthening fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and early math concepts like counting, comparing, and problem-solving.
This activity works great in math centers, morning tubs, small groups, or fine motor stations. Kids will love the challenge of stacking their pumpkins as high as they can without them toppling over!
What’s Included:
Printable Pumpkin Stacking Mats (in 2 designs)
Recording sheet (optional) for kids to draw/write their pumpkin stacks
Skills Covered:
Fine motor strengthening
Counting and one-to-one correspondence
Comparing more/less
Problem-solving and balance exploration
Seasonal creativity & engagement
🍁 How to Use:
Print and laminate the pumpkin stacking mats.
Provide pumpkin mini erasers, playdough balls, or counters.
Students stack pumpkins onto the mat—try to see who can build the tallest, widest, or most creative stack!
Use the optional recording sheet for extra math practice.
Bring hands-on fall fun into your classroom with this Pumpkin Stacking Activity! Children can use mini erasers, playdough balls, or manipulatives to build pumpkin stacks on the mat—perfect for strengthening fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and early math concepts like counting, comparing, and problem-solving.
This activity works great in math centers, morning tubs, small groups, or fine motor stations. Kids will love the challenge of stacking their pumpkins as high as they can without them toppling over!
What’s Included:
Printable Pumpkin Stacking Mats (in 2 designs)
Recording sheet (optional) for kids to draw/write their pumpkin stacks
Skills Covered:
Fine motor strengthening
Counting and one-to-one correspondence
Comparing more/less
Problem-solving and balance exploration
Seasonal creativity & engagement
🍁 How to Use:
Print and laminate the pumpkin stacking mats.
Provide pumpkin mini erasers, playdough balls, or counters.
Students stack pumpkins onto the mat—try to see who can build the tallest, widest, or most creative stack!
Use the optional recording sheet for extra math practice.