National Donut Day Worksheets

About National Donut Day worksheets

National Donut Day, on November 5, is a sweet excuse for a bakery-themed set, and the National Donut Day library serves up five sheets for young children. Children color four donuts on a tall cake stand: a sprinkle donut, a striped icing donut, a star sprinkle donut, and a cherry-topped donut. They count the donuts in four rows and write each number in the box at the end of the row. They match four donuts to their toppings: a star sprinkle donut to star sprinkles, a strawberry donut to fresh strawberries, a striped icing donut to an icing piping bag, and a cherry donut to sweet cherries. They connect dots from 1 to 15 to finish the wavy outline of a big frosted donut, with its sprinkles and center hole already printed inside, then color it. They color a little baker holding a tray of donuts beside one big donut, then trace the dotted letters of DONUT and donut. Each page is a single A4 sheet, free to download and print as often as you like, at home or in the classroom. The activities suit ages 3 to 7: preschoolers start with coloring and tracing, while older learners take on counting and matching. Print at 100 percent scale so the outlines stay crisp.