Awesome Apple Centers and Activities for Fall

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When Back to School comes around, and with fall just around the corner, a popular (and oh-so-fun) theme in early childhood classrooms is apples! Take your apple theme to the next level with these ready to print and play apple centers and activities! These apple centers are a great way for Pre-K and Kindergarten students to develop math and literacy skills such as letter recognition, beginning sounds, sight words, colors, numbers, counting, shapes, and more.

Grab these fun apple centers in our Teachers Pay Teachers store, or snag the HUGE Centers for the Year Bundle and have your centers planned all year long!

Print and Play Apple Centers and Activities

Inside this fun pack you will find tons of apple-themed activities ready to engage your learners, and one of the best things is, many of the activities are differentiated and contain two levels of play!

This makes the games great for both Pre-K and Kindergarten students, and gives you choice in deciding which activities to use.

Apple Literacy Centers

Have hands-on fun with apple-themed literacy centers such as:

alphabet clip cards
emergent reader
name activities
letter identification
beginning sounds
colors and color words
printing practice

Apple Math Centers

Then, keep the apple fun going with these fun apple math activities:

number clip cards
ten frames
counting
shapes
beginning addition
number writing
graphing

Plus, at the end of the file, all of the color items also come in black and white!

This helps you save ink – either print in black and white, or print on colored paper for a fun look if you like.

Grab the Apple Centers and Activities

Ready for tons of apple-themed fun? Grab your copy of the Apple Math and Literacy Centers in our Teachers Pay Teachers store. Or, snag the HUGE Centers for the Year Bundle and save BIG!

Purchase Apple Centers Here

Alex

Founder at The Kindergarten Connection

Alex is a Transitional Kindergarten teacher with a passion for making learning fun and engaging. She's earned a Bachelors degree in Elementary Education, and Masters Degrees in Special Education and Curriculum Design. Alex is a former night owl turned early bird and playful learning enthusiast. Alex lives with her husband and their beloved and high-energy cat, Fitz.