Free Printable Thanksgiving Puzzle

by Marissa Labuz | Nov 20, 2022

Can you believe that Thanksgiving is right around the corner? If you have preschool through kindergarten-aged students, then you’ll probably want to check out these Thanksgiving printable puzzles. My kids love them, from ages 3-5!

Your preschool students will learn basic math skills while improving fine motor skills with these free printable Thanksgiving puzzles.

Free Printable Thanksgiving Letter and Number Puzzles

This preschool freebie is super simple and involves very little prep – basically no prep at all!

You’ll just need this sheet of paper and a pair of scissors.

There are four options for these puzzles; visual prompts with upper/lower case letters, numbers, or blank. If the students are still learning their alphabet, this could be helpful or simply if they need the visual prompt to complete the puzzle.

Improve Visual Motor Skills

While completing puzzles is a basic early math skill, this activity also helps improve visual motor skills and fine motor skills, asl well.

If you’re having your students cut out each strip of paper, they are practicing scissor skills.With each tiny movement your little one is working muscles that they need to develop proper grip, strength, and coordination.

When your students build up fine motor muscles, it becomes easier for them to write, and color!

Although this isn’t a traditional puzzle, they will still be placing the strips of paper in the exact location to perfectly match it up with the image it belongs, a visual motor skill.

Download these free printable Thanksgiving puzzles below to get started!

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2. Print out your Thanksgiving puzzles.

Print on card stock if you’d like to use the same sheet with different groups over and over again.this will preserve the life of the mats.

You can also print them in regular paper and laminate them for even added durability for years to come.

3. Choose which puzzle they will do- letters, numbers, or blank. If able, have them cut on the dotted lines to cut out each strip.

4. Tell them to match the picture together by the corresponding image or by putting them in alphabetical or chronological order to complete the whole scene.