These simple Apple Outline Templates will be useful in all kinds of apple-themed projects be it cardmaking, making garlands, or any other types of crafts or decorations.
They come in many sizes to best suits your needs at home or in the classroom and with or without stem.
Get ready to learn numbers up to 20 with the Apple Number Matching set.
This activity offers kids to work on numbers by finding apple halves and putting them together.
There are 10 pages in this set with 20 apples. Cut out the apples and cut them in half. Kids need to count the apple seeds and find the matching number on the upper half of each apple.
We recommend laminating the pieces for longer use.
Have fun counting numbers 1-20.
Ready to improve your students’ number recognition skills? We got a fun Apple Baskets Counting 1-20 activity that will be fun the whole year-round and especially before going back to school.
This set includes ten pages with numbers from 1 to 20. Cut the pages in half, laminate them (optional) and let the fun begin.
Kids can use dabbers, markers, or other coloring supplies to mark how many apples are in a basket. You could also place playdough, small stones, or any other material to mark the number of apples.
Enjoy counting and strengthening your skills!
Work on ABCs with our Apple Letter Matching Activity for kids. It’s super fun, easy to assemble, and great for improving letter recognition skills.
This printable set includes six pages. Cut out the tree trunk and the tree crown, color it, and glue it together.
Cut out the apple letter cards and place the uppercase letter cards in a pile. Place each uppercase letter on a tree, then find a matching lowercase letter and put it on that letter.
Are your kids getting ready for school? If your kids need some fun printable materials for learning, this set will be perfect.
Enjoy learning with a bunch of apple activities for kindergarten.
The set includes 6 pages with different activities.
Get your children to learn about parts of the apple. They’ll need to investigate an apple and place its pieces onto the paper (a leaf, flesh, skin, a stem, seeds, and core).
Laminate the page for multiple uses.
Next, you’ll find a dot-to-dot worksheet; kids need to follow the number order from 1 to 18 by tracing the apple.
Students will be improving their counting to 10 on the next page, where they’ll need to write the accurate number beside the worms.
There is a maze to solve on the fourth page – kids need to draw a line from the worm to the apple.
The next activity is placing pom-poms onto the apple tree – you can use any other pieces, such as stones or playdough. We suggest laminating the page if you want to use it over and over accordingly; kids will need to follow the key and color the apples in the basket on the last page.
Are you already prepared for the new school year? We got an Easy Apple Craft Template for your kids to color and put together.
It’s super fun and easy to make.
The set includes three different apple templates – choose between a printer-friendly version or a full-colored one.
All you need is to print out the template, color it (if you haven’t chosen the pre-colored version), cut it out, and glue the parts together.
A perfect craft for fall.
