Engaging preschoolers and kindergarteners in graphing games using free fall printable graphing activities is an excellent way to make learning math both enjoyable and educational this fall. This fall printable is a must-add to your fall preschool themed activities.
These graphing activities help preschoolers develop essential skills in data organization and analysis while enjoying all the icons of the fall season.
By counting and graphing various fall elements like leaves, seeds, or acorns, children not only enhance their math skills but also have loads of fun with a fall preschool theme.
This fall board game is designed for preschoolers and kindergarten students. It’s an exciting way to introduce graphing skills.
As children move their game pieces and land on different fall icons like leaves, pumpkins, and acorns, they not only enjoy all the skill practice of playing games, like turn taking, sharing, and helping others, but also practice graphing these elements on their scorecards.
This hands-on approach not only reinforces basic counting and math concepts but also immerses young learners in the colors and symbols of the autumn season.
It’s an easy way to tech graphing skills in your fall preschool theme.
This game is like many others that are found on our Daily Lessons in Preschool Graphing lesson plans.
Free Graphing Printable for Preschool and Kindergarten
Engaging preschoolers and kindergarteners in graphing games using free fall printable graphing sheets is an excellent way to make math fun and educational.
This colorful printable features charming autumn-themed clipart like maple seeds, leaves, and acorns. As children roll dice and move their game pieces along the board game, they record their results on the graph.
It’s very similar to our It’s a Zoo graphing game. So this was also a huge success as well!
What’s Included
In this freebie, you get a full page, full color printable board game, and two scoreboards for the graphing element.
Additional Materials
Aside from a color printer, some cardstock, and your favorite laminator, all you need is the following:
- game piece for each player
- 0-5 or 0-3 dice (depending on skill). I like using these blank dice and filling in my own numbers.
- small yellow or orange buttons or pebbles
Set-Up
Just print, laminate, and cut. It really is that quick and simple!
Fall Themed Manipulatives
Amp up your fall preschool theme by using fall manipulatives. They are certain to capture the fall festivities in your classroom.
You can also use natural materials, like pumpkins seeds, small pebbles, or mini pinecones. If you want to be super fun, you can even use fall candies, like candy corn!
Fall Graphing Game
Game play is really simple and straightforward, making it really easy for preschoolers and kindergarten students to learn.
- Select a player to go first.
- Roll the dice and move your game piece the corresponding number.
- Identify the image on the game board and place a button on the graph in the corresponding space.
- Play moves to the next player.
Play continues until the first player reaches the end of the game path. Once the game has ended, the children use the graph to identify which images got what quantity of buttons.
Graphing for Preschool
This game is a really easy way to reinforce basic graphing skills. It’s also a great transition activity from question-of-the-day activities and also pairs nicely with my other graphing activities for preschoolers.
Even my three-year-old enjoyed playing the game. In particular, he loved finding the matching pictures, and it was also a great way to teach him new vocabulary words about fall.
Matching pictures is the first step in developing sorting skills, which is a precursor to teaching graphing, so this fall graphing game is awesome for both toddlers and preschoolers.
You can even add this to your kindergarten math activities.
Kindergarten Graphing Activities
Maybe this graphing game is too simple for some of your kindergarten students? Try these advanced graphing games and graphing activities that are perfect for kindergarten children!
Free Fall Activities
Looking for more free fall themes preschool printables and activities? Try out some of these!
- Autumn Alphabet Tree Craft
- Pine Cone Bird Feeder
- Leaves Prewriting Cards
- Apple Counting Activity
- Pumpkin Seed Counting
- Tissue Paper Fall Leaves
- Sneaky Squirrel Ten Frame Mats
- Draw with nature
Add Children’s Books About Fall
This game is one you can add to your free fall kindergarten printables and all your preschool autumn theme, but without a well curated book list to go along with it, it’s kinda’ like a pile of leaves without a child to jump in them.
Add these fall picture books to your library this year.
Get Your Free Fall Graphing Game Here!
Think this is a printable your preschool children would enjoy? You can add it to your fall worksheets in kindergarten or fall math activities in preschool. Just fill out the form below and the pdf will be sent to your email.
How to Teach Graphing to Preschoolers
Teaching graphing in preschool has many benefits. Teaching children how to graph at a young age helps them understand how to look for and collect data, identify patterns, and make predictions.
Graphing also gives preschoolers an opportunity to indirectly practice other mathematical and cognitive skills such as estimation, sorting, organizing, counting, classifying, problem solving, and comparing. It also develops spacial awareness.
There is a lot of overlap in sorting skills and graphing. So, to teach preschoolers how to graph — how to organize data — they must first be able to proficiently sort.
Sorting skills include sorting by a single attribute, like color, and then by more attributes. To teach a preschooler how to graph, you teach them how to organize the sorted materials.
Be sure to read this post: The Ultimate Guide to Comparing and Sorting.
Preschool lesson plans in graphing should include a wide range of age-appropriate graphing practice. Preschoolers are capable of learning pictograph, bar graphs, and line graphs, so those should all be included in a Preschool Graphing Unit.
More Fall Activities for Preschoolers
I’ve joined in the fun with some of my best blogging friends to bring you this amazing collection of brand new activities for the autumn season. Many of them offer free printables, too!
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT:
Scarecrow Craft // I Heart Crafty Things
Fall Initial Sound Match-Up Free Printable // A Dab of Glue Will Do
Fall Sight Word Dash // Playdough to Plato
Fall Letter Tracing Printables // The Letters of Literacy
Apple Word Building // Recipe for Teaching
Scarecrow Busy Box // Teach Me Mommy
Fall Tree Number Sense Activity // Mom Inspired Life
Pumpkin CVC Game // Pages of Grace
Fall Apple Picking Math with Free Printables // Homebound but Hopeful
Fall Nature Scavenger Hunt // Science Kiddo
24 Free Fall Puzzles // Liz’s Early Learning Spot
Fall Subitizing Math Center // The Kindergarten Connection
Rhyming Acorns Fall Literacy Activity // Mrs. Jones’ Creation Station
Fall Number Activities (0 to 10) // Fairy Poppins
Free Fall Printables // Stay at Home Educator
Fall Parts of Speech Sort // Sara J Creations
Fall Leaves Number Match // Schooling a Monkey
I’m Sarah, an educator turned stay-at-home-mama of five! I’m the owner and creator of Stay At Home Educator, a website about intentional teaching and purposeful learning in the early childhood years. I’ve taught a range of levels, from preschool to college and a little bit of everything in between. Right now my focus is teaching my children and running a preschool from my home. Credentials include: Bachelors in Art, Masters in Curriculum and Instruction.
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