Number Order Turkey Craft | Thanksgiving Craft & Activities
$3.50
This “Turkey Trot” number order turkey craft, center and game is perfect for integrating math into your Thanksgiving unit, Thanksgiving activities, and Thanksgiving lessons! This resource comes complete with all of the turkey craft templates, center activity and whole class game you will need for working on numbers up to 20.
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This “Turkey Trot” number order turkey craft, center and game is perfect for integrating math into your Thanksgiving unit, Thanksgiving activities, and Thanksgiving lessons! This resource comes complete with all of the turkey craft templates, center activity and whole class game you will need for working on numbers up to 20.
The turkey craft templates can easily be printed directly onto colored cardstock or construction paper. Students can sequence the numbers 1-10 or 11-20 with or without the ten frames.
Your kiddos are sure to enjoy ordering the numbers, as they trot down the life size number line! Use this activity whole group or in small groups.
For independent practice, students can work on counting on from a given number and using a number line to sequence the numbers.
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This number order turkey craft and activities pack includes the following:
- Turkey Trot Number Sequencing Craftivity (including templates 1-10 and 11-20)
- Turkey Trot Whole Group Game
- Turkey Trot Center
- Turkey Trot Printables
Work on number sense with these turkey crafts, center, and game!
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282 reviews for Number Order Turkey Craft | Thanksgiving Craft & Activities
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Karen T. –
This was a great way to practice our numbers and number order.
Helena B. –
So cute and engaging for my students. This was a fun way to practice number order and made a very cute display!
Betsy L. –
This was the perfect Thanksgiving activity to assess my students’ abilities to order numbers 1-20, while also adding in some fine motor cutting practice.
Lori Smith –
My students loved making these, and they were great for reviewing number order. Thank you!
Lisa S. –
This is a super cute learning craft which can be differentiated depending on the level of the student.
Jennifer F. –
This was a great math craft to do on Friday before Thanksgiving. I love to do Math crafts on Fridays and my kids loved this one.
gina antunez –
This resource is great. Very engaging activities for my students!
Stefanie L. –
This craft was very cute and easy to modify. I only used 6 of the feathers.
Amanda O. –
My students loved creating this turkey craft to help support ordering their numbers! It was a great fine motor activity as well.
Magdalena Cruz-Perez –
These were so great for our turkey unit last week thanks for such awesome activities for my kiddos they loved it.
Sweet Kinderland –
My students and I both enjoyed this math craft. Thank you.
laura C. –
My kindergarten students love using this resource!
erica I. –
My students loved creating their turkeys. It fit perfect with our math unit.
Nicole W. –
Such an adorable way to practice numbers. This is a great addition to my Thanksgiving Unit. Thank you
Crayons and Curls –
This craft is so much fun! Thank you so much for creating this!
Carrie C. –
Can’t wait to put this in my guided math rotations in November. My students enjoy creating so much, they’ll barely realize they’re working on numbers!
Tracey Malone –
Fun and engaging activity for my young learners! Great resource!
Randee B. –
My students loved using this resource. Anything craft related is a fan favorite in our classroom.
Jennie M. –
My students loved this activity and wanted to make other crafts like it.
Idalia T. –
Very cute craft and makes practicing number order and/or counting fun.