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Turkey Math Counting by 10s

September 7, 2021
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by Kristina
Sneak in some fine motor skills work with this clever and fun way to work on skip counting!  With this free printable Turkey Math children will practice skip counting by 10s. Preschool, pre-k, Kindergarten and first grad students will love this hands-on free math printable where they will count by 10s to reach 100 while decorating the turkey feathers with this Thanksgiving themed math activity for November.
Sneak in some fine motor skills work with this clever and fun way to work on skip counting!  With this free printable Turkey Math children will practice skip counting by 10s. Kindergarten and first grad students will love this hands-on free math printable where they will count by 10s to reach 100 while decorating the turkey feathers with this Thanksgiving themed math activity for November. 

Skip Counting By 10s

We have created a few fun math printables using q-tips . Using q-tips and paint is a great way to “get outside the box” and enjoy math in a hands-on way!  Plus Q-tips are also a great way to strengthen fine motor skills. This turkey math is a fun Thanksgiving activity for preschoolers, kindergarteners, and grade 1 students. As students work on skip counting by 10s they will also be decorating the turkey feathers.
Whether you are a parent, teacher, or homeschooler – you will love this fun skip counting math activity that is perfect for November. Grab the free skip counting worksheet to sneak in extra practice, math center in your classroom, or as a supplement to your homeschool math curriculum.

Turkey math

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Count by 10

In this Turkey counting by 10s worksheet your child will count to 100 by 10s.  We used q-tips and paint to complete our turkey, however, very small buttons, play dough, and/or sequins can also be used.
You will need the free printable turkey template, paint, q-tips, and we used a paper paint plate to hold our washable paint.
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Turkey counting

Squirt out various colors of paint on a paper plate.  With your child count how many dots are in one group of “feathers.”  Count how many groups of feathers there are and talk about how using this printable your child will count to 100!

Beginning with the first group of dots on the left, have your child use a q-tip to color the first 10 dots with paint.  Here is your first group of 10.

Use one color of paint, mix the colors together, make patterns, or paint the dots all different colors– just have fun learning to count by 10’s!

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Count to 100 Thanksgiving

Next, paint the next group of 10 and so on.  Keep counting and painting groups of 10 til you get to 100!
Helping Little Sis reinforce the 10’s, as we would count 11-20 for instance, I would say “20” with more emphasis– and “30, 40, 50, etc.”
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Turkey Math Craft

With this colorful turkey math printable, your child will also be able to see 10 groups of 10 make 100.

After the turkey is complete, quickly count by 10’s again.

My daughter loved creating her colorful turkey by mixing paint colors together.  I don’t even think she thought this was “work”– it was just too fun!

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Turkey Counting by 10’s

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Kristina

Kristina once thought of going into education, but changed her mind a few years in to her degree. Ironically, she now has her hands full as a homeschooling mother of four. With children of various ages from infant to 7, she shares a variety of educational and play activities for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and early elementary aged children on her blog,

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  • I appreciate these worksheets and you, for sharing. I home school my kindergarten grandchildren twins… and believe me your hard work and willingness to share surly makes me look good and my job easier. Have a great year and again Thank you so much for sharing.

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