Autumn Maths Worksheets

For each squirrel the kids need to find an acorn with a number 10 less - perfect for an autumn maths drill!

Match each of 6 squirrels to the acorn with the number which is 100 more. Good practice!  

Can the kids match up the improper fractions on the acorns to the correct mixed numbers?

There are 14 questions on this pretty autumn worksheet, to give the kids practice at adding and subtracing fractions with different denominators. We've included an answer sheet so that they can check their work.

The children will enjoy these dot to dot puzzles with a difference! Choose the times table your child is working on, then ask them to join the dots to draw the apple. Choose from 2s to 12s.

We love the fun illustrations on this autumn big and small size sorting worksheet! Can the children circle the biggest picture in each row and draw a cross on the smallest?

This pretty autumn-inspired worksheet provides plenty of practice with working out, adding and subtracting squares and cubes. There are 14 questions in total and we've provided an answer sheet too.  

Available in colour or black and white, this autumn themed worksheet asks the kids to count the leaves in each row and write the total in the box.

Challenge the children's counting skills this autumn with our fun Autumn Leaf Missing Numbers worksheet. There are 50 leaves on this worksheet, but some of the numbers are missing - can the children fill them in correctly?

Cut out the leaves and then stick them on the correct tree. This pretty autumn activity works on number words into the hundreds as well as place value.

Practise number bonds to 10 along with colouring skills with this fun worksheet. The kids need to draw a line between 2 leaves that add up to 10, then colour them in matching colours.

Give the kids a collection of pegs and ask them to count the number of autumn objects on each card, then "clip" the correct number. A fun way to practise counting skills! There are 20 peg cards in this set.

Solve the long number sentences - which will involve decimals, negative numbers and other Year 5 level maths skills.

Print and cut out these colourful autumn number words peg cards (laminate if you want to reuse them), then ask the children to count how many pictures are on each card. Using a peg, they need to 'clip' the correct number at the bottom of the card.

Here's a pattern sequence worksheet with autumn leaves as its theme. Draw the next in the sequence, or use our Autumn Pattern Tiles to fill in the blank square.

Ask the kids to number the autumn leaf pictures from smallest to biggest. A fun way to practise sorting skills!

In this worksheet we ask children to count the apples and pears and compare which number is greater, then complete the sentences. Good early practice at comparing numbers ...

How well do the kids know their equivalent fractions? This squirrel-themed worksheet tests them on 1/2, 2/3 and 3/4.

This set of 2 worksheets is themed with hedgehogs as many schools cover the topic in the autumn term with the White Rose Maths Place Value block for Year 3.

Practice partitioning numbers up to 10,000 with 10 problems spread out over 2 pages in this pdf.

Can the kids identify a circle, retangle, square and triangle, and match them with the words? We've turned the shapes into pumpkins to make them more fun! Perfect for autumn, Harvest, Halloween or Thanksgiving.

Here's our third - and most difficult - pumpkin shape match up page. There are 12 shapes to identify and match with the correct shape word.

The kids can practise their shape recognition skills and enjoy some colouring too with this bumper pack of 17 pumpkin colouring pages.

There are four shapes for the children to identify on this pumpkin 2d shapes worksheet. On the first page we've helped the kids out by giving them the first letter of the shape, but on the second sheet they have to name the shapes without any letter to prompt them. 

Here's a challenge to see how well the kids know their shapes! Can they name all of the 17 pumpkin shapes on this worksheet? There's a little question at the end for them to answer too. 

These scarecrow peg cards help make addition a lot more fun. Cut out the cards then ask the children to work out the sums and 'peg' the correct number. There are 20 peg cards here in this set.

Here's a fun way to practice your ordinal numbers - with a jigsaw of cheeky squirrels! Cut out around the edges, then slice along the vertical lines. When the kids are passed the ordinal numbers stage, you can always cut off the numbers and use as a simple jigsaw.