Summer More and Less Concepts Activities Pack
$8.00
Make learning math concepts a breeze this summer with the Summer More & Less Concepts Activities Pack! This engaging printable pack is filled with hands-on activities designed to help preschoolers grasp the concepts of “more” and “less” in a fun, seasonal context. With lemonade-themed worksheets, ice cream counting cards, and other delightful summer visuals, children will enjoy practicing counting, comparing quantities, and developing number sense.
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Description
This pack offers a variety of activities that are perfect for reinforcing early math skills during the summer months. Whether you’re a parent aiming to prevent the summer slide or a teacher planning for summer school, these printables provide an enjoyable way for children to explore numerical relationships. The activities are easy to prep and suitable for both individual and group settings, making them a versatile addition to any summer learning plan.
Who Summer More & Less Concepts Activities Pack is Designed For
- Preschool and pre-K students learning basic math concepts
- Kindergarteners needing review or reinforcement
- Homeschool families incorporating summer-themed learning
- Early childhood educators planning summer lessons
- Parents seeking engaging educational activities for summer break
Targeted Skills
- Understanding the concepts of “more” and “less”
- Counting and number recognition
- Comparing quantities
- Developing number sense
- Fine motor skills through cutting and coloring
What’s Included in Summer More & Less Concepts Activities Pack – 12 Math Activities
- Comparing Summer Fruits – Count the number of fruits on each side to compare which side has more, or the side which has less.
- Fishy Adding More – Identify the number on the ten frame and then practice making more.
- Fishy Take Some Away – Practice counting fish on the ten frame and then take some away to make less.
- Camping Theme Making More – Identify the number on the card and use the ten frame below to make more.
- Camping Theme Making Less – Identify the number on the card and use the ten frame below to make less.
- Making More Ice Cream Scoops – Count the number of ice cream scoops on one side of the card. Then use pom poms to make more scoops on the other side.
- Making Less Ice Cream Scoops – Take some scoops away to practice making less.
- School of Fish Which is More – Count the number of fish of each color then color the white fish to identify which color has more and less.
- Island More or Less Number Identification – Use links to make the number on each side of the card and then compare which chain is more and less.
- Ice Cream Scoop Make One More, Make One Less – Draw a card and place it on the mat. Then create an ice cream cone with one less scoop and a second ice cream cone with one more scoop.
- Strawberry Lemonade Make One More, Make One Less –Draw a card and place it on the mat. Then create a strawberry lemonade with one less strawberry and a second lemonade with one more strawberry.
- Watermelon What’s One More Counting Cards – Count the number of seeds on each watermelon and then use a dry erase marker to trace the number that is one more. Add dried black beans to the watermelons for additional counting practice.
- Drops of Water What’s One Less Counting Cards – Count the number of water droplets on each card and then use a dry erase marker to trace the number that is one less. Add blue buttons or floral pebbles to the cards for additional counting practice.
- Adding One Addition Cards – Read the number sentence and use a paperclip or clothespin to clip the correct number to complete the algorithm.
- Subtracting One Subtraction Cards – Read the number sentence and use a paperclip or clothespin to clip the correct number to complete the algorithm.
- Ice Cream Truck Adding One Ten Frame Addition Mats – Read the number sentence, use two different colored counters to complete the ten frame.
- Ice Cream Truck Subtracting One Ten Frame Subtraction Mats – Read the number sentence, use two different colored counters to complete the ten frame.
How to Add Summer More & Less Concepts Activities Pack to Your Preschool Curriculum
Integrate these activities into your Stay At Home Educator’s Daily Lessons in Preschool Math Curriculum by using them during math centers, small group instruction, or as independent practice. The summer theme keeps learning fresh and engaging, while the focus on “more” and “less” concepts aligns with foundational math objectives. These printables are also great for take-home packets or summer review.
Ready to make summer math fun and meaningful? Add the Summer More & Less Concepts Activity Pack to your cart and support your preschooler’s math development today!
Frequently Asked Questions
The activities are designed to provide visual and hands-on experiences with comparing quantities, which helps children grasp the concepts of “more” and “less.” By engaging in tasks like counting ice cream scoops or comparing groups of summer items, children develop a concrete understanding of these fundamental math concepts.
es, the engaging and educational activities are perfect for maintaining and reinforcing math skills during the summer break. By incorporating these fun tasks into your child’s routine, you can help prevent learning loss and keep their skills sharp for the upcoming school year.
The activities are designed to align with common early childhood math standards, focusing on number sense, counting, and comparing quantities. They provide developmentally appropriate practice that supports foundational math skills essential for preschool and kindergarten readiness.

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