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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Stephanie Harthorne-Primary Resources –
My students loved the turkey trot we did before the craft! Very engaging.
Esmeralda Cortez –
My students loved working on their turkey a lot! I loved that this activity is differentiated for all learners.
kelley F. –
So helpful
Susan V. –
These were a fun project for my students to make before Thanksgiving! It was nice that it was colorful and also good practice to put the numbers in order. It was a little bit of prep to copy all the feathers on colored paper, but turned out cute!
Happy All Day in Pre-K –
lots of fun in this pack! Thank you!
Erica M. –
This was super fun for my kids to do!
Joni Leger –
thank you
The Not So Perfect Kinder Teacher –
These turned out super cute and are hung in my hall for the month of November, everybody loves them! There’s a lot of prep involved and I didn’t have brown paper so I had my kids color their turkey circles brown but they still ended up super cute. If I could change anything I wish their were feather options that had varied representations of numbers without the actual numeral.
Angela F. –
Awesome resource! My kiddos loved the project and the Turkey Trot!
Libby’s Tool Box –
This was a super duper fun craft to do with my kinders. Believe me when I say they had a BLAST!
Pamela B. –
Such an awesome resource. My students have loved using these activities that are engaging and hit so many skills.
Casey C. –
I love this product!!! Not only does the craft look adorable, but it’s great for helping students sequence numbers. I also appreciated the ability to differentiate by the wide variety of numbers available.
Katie Bubendorf –
This is a great learning resource plus craft! Thank you!
Ericka H. –
The different options of turkey feathers made this resource just right for each of my students. Completed projects looked great on the bulletin board!
Kimberly D. –
Great fun way for the students to learn their number order and to have fun making a craft at the same time. Also a great way to have my Kindergarten students practice their cutting skills. Thanks!
Raychel M. –
I was in charge of the November end of the hallway display/craft, and I thought this craft would be so cute. I liked that I was able to tie what we are learning into it. I loved that I was able to differentiate and all of my students at different ability levels were able to complete it! They were so engaged.
Yvette T. –
Oh, I sure love this turkey activity! The students were engaged and we displayed all work out in the hall. Thank you!
WhatsPoppinInK –
Extremely satisfied with this purchase!
Blair Peterson –
Very cute!
Lisa W. –
This was a project we completed together over Zoom. Lots of cutting/gluing practice! Great project!