Kindergarten October Worksheets
Math, reading and fine-motor sheets for October in a pumpkin patch and Halloween theme. Print-and-go, black and white, with one short direction to read aloud. 8 sheets are free, and the full packet of 40 is $5.
What is in the October packet
The packet has 16 math sheets, 16 reading sheets and 8 fine-motor and fun sheets. The math is counting to 10, ten frames, before and after, counting to 15, more and fewer, adding within 5, sorting by size, patterns, a first graph, number words, taller and shorter and a color by number spider web.
Skills are set for the second month of kindergarten, so letters and sounds come before whole words. The reading sheets cover letter tracing, big and small letters, the alphabet in order, first and last sounds, rhyming and syllables, then short-vowel words such as cat, bug and web and the sight words I, a, see, the and can.
How to use it
Every sheet stands on its own, so use them in any order: morning work, a center, a sub folder, homework or a quiet half hour at home. Each has one direction for an adult to read aloud. A few are cut-and-glue sheets, so have scissors and a glue stick ready.
The pictures are pumpkins, leaves, apples, owls, bats, spider webs and one friendly ghost. Nothing is scary. For more practice on one skill, see the kindergarten math worksheets, the sight word worksheets, the phonics worksheets and the November packet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do the sheets print in black and white?
Yes. Every sheet is black and white line art. Coloring is something the child does. No sheet needs a color printer to be read.
Is there an answer key?
Yes, for every sheet that has one right answer. Each free PDF has its key on page 2. The packet has all the keys at the back, four to a page.
What do I get when I buy the packet?
One print-ready PDF with all 40 sheets, a contents page and the answer keys. The download link comes right after checkout and by email.
Is it a Halloween packet?
It is an October packet. Most pictures are pumpkins, leaves, apples and owls. A few sheets have bats, a spider web, a friendly ghost or a jack-o-lantern face to build, and none of them is scary.
Can I use it with a whole class?
Yes. You may print and copy the pages for your own classroom or your own children.
