Kindergarten Problem Solving Assessment

This fun and engaging pumpkin-themed worksheet is perfect for preschoolers. With 10 exciting activities, children will have a blast learning and practicing essential skills while having fun with pumpkins!
Activities include:
Tracing: Trace the lines to connect each pumpkin.

• Coloring: Color dots in the pumpkin, different pumpkins in each row, and parts of the pumpkin.
• Cutting and pasting: Cut and paste matching shapes to complete the pumpkins.
• Sorting: Sort pumpkins by size (big or small).
• Drawing: Complete the picture by drawing the other half of the pumpkin.
• Tracing and coloring: Trace and color pumpkins and letters.
• Connecting dots: Connect the dots to reveal a hidden pumpkin.

This worksheet is a great way to reinforce fine motor skills, color recognition, shape identification, and problem-solving abilities. It's also a perfect resource for fall-themed learning activities in preschool classrooms or homeschooling environments.
Keywords: preschool, pumpkin, activities, worksheet, fall, learning, fine motor skills, coloring, tracing, cutting, pasting, sorting, drawing, shape identification, problem-solving.

With so many students in the classroom now, it is difficult to keep each and every parent updated on their conduct within the classroom. This is an easy and cheap way to master this task. Two forms of this tool are included: PDF file, and a Word file so that the instructor can change the dates from one year to the next, Reusable.

Includes:

Fillable PDF (date only)

Fillable PDF (Full)

Word Document For Semester

Bi-Weekly & Monthly PDFs

Need an awesome UDL / Conferencing Activity? I have just the thing for you! These creative U.D.L. & Conferencing slides were designed to be printed and displayed as examples while you teach. Use this Google Slide file to display these beautiful images one-by-one on a large screen. For this activity I reviewed what U.D.L. is and how it is used in my Art Room-and how it could be used differently in classrooms. I also reviewed how I conference with students: as a class, in a small group, and in a one-on-one situation. I used my pinch pot clay sculpture unit to showcase U.D.L. & Conferencing in my Art Room. I had students use the U.D.L. Checklist Worksheet to focus on Engagement, Representation, and Expression. I hope you and your kiddos love this! Enjoy.