Pumpkin Themed Pre-Writing Activity Packet

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The smell of pumpkin spice is in the air! Get into the fall/autumn spirit with your preschooler or kindergartener using this fun pumpkin-themed pre-writing activity packet.

Pumpkin themes are really popular in the preschool setting. I wanted to create an age-appropriate way for my 4-year-old to practice some of his pre-writing lines with a fun fall twist.

I love combining as many different pre-writing skills as I can. There is much more to pre-writing skills that just practicing letters with a pencil. In fact, I suggest staying away from a pencil as much as you can and focus on more hands-on ways to use these activity pages.

Hands-On Ways to Use This Pumpkin-Themed Pre-Writing Activity Packet

I encourage you to think outside the typical pencil and paper activities, especially for your younger preschoolers. Here are some fun hands-on ways you can use these activity sheets.

• Use playdough to form each line.
• Peel stickers and use them to fill in each line.
• Use fine motor tongs to pick up beads to place on the lines.
• Use Wikki Stix to form each line.

You can also check out my post on 10 hands-on ways to practice pre-writing lines for more ideas.

Get Your Free Pumpkin-Themed Pre-Writing Line Activity Packet

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Once you have downloaded it, head to your “downloads” folder or wherever you have downloads stored on your computer and open and print it. It does help to have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed for the best printable experience.

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