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Pumpkin Picture Addition Worksheets

Pumpkin Picture Addition Worksheets gives learners in First Grade, Kindergarten engaging practice with addition and subtraction, addition within 10. Students complete the activity independently or with guidance while building Addition Within 10, Number Recognition, Picture Addition skills.

These Pumpkin Picture Addition Worksheets help kindergarten and first-grade students learn addition using colorful pumpkin pictures as visual models. Children count the pumpkins in each group, write the two numbers, add the groups together, and record the sum. The two-page activity strengthens one-to-one counting, picture addition, number recognition, and early addition skills within 10.

Worksheet Details

Grade: First Grade, Kindergarten
Subject: Math
Topic: Addition and Subtraction, Addition Within 10, Counting and Cardinality, Counting Objects, One-to-One Correspondence, Picture Addition
Skill: Addition Within 10, Number Recognition, Picture Addition
Resource Type: Interactive Activity, Printables, Worksheet
Difficulty: Beginning
Preparation: No Prep, Print and Use
Color Format: Color
Page count: 2
License: Personal / Family Use, Single Educator / Classroom Use
Paper Sizes: US Letter

What This Resource Teaches

Learning Topics

Addition and Subtraction
Combining, separating, and comparing quantities using pictures, objects, or equations.
Addition Within 10
Counting and Cardinality
Counting Objects
One-to-One Correspondence
Picture Addition

Skills Practiced

Addition Within 10
Children solve addition situations with totals through 10.
Number Recognition
Children identify printed numerals and connect them with number names and quantities.
Picture Addition
Children combine illustrated groups to determine a total.

Educational Standards

CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.K.CC.B.5
Count objects to answer how-many questions and create groups of a requested size.
CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.K.OA.A.1
Represent addition and subtraction using objects, drawings, actions, explanations, expressions, or equations.

Learning Objectives

Students will count objects using one-to-one correspondence, represent quantities with numerals, combine two groups to find a total, solve picture addition problems within 10, and connect visual quantities to addition equations.

Suggested Uses

Kindergarten addition lessons, introduction to addition, fall math centers, morning work, independent practice, small-group instruction, homeschool math, first-grade review, and early-finisher activities.

Materials Required

Printed worksheets
Pencil
Optional manipulatives or counters can be provided for students who need additional support.

Printing Instructions

Print the appropriate US Letter PDF at 100% or Actual Size. Color printing is recommended because the colored pumpkins make the visual groups easy for young learners to distinguish.