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Halloween Kindergarten Worksheets

Free Printable Halloween Worksheets for Kindergarten math in October!

Get your kids excited about Halloween with these free printable Halloween kindergarten worksheets .

They will like the simple illustrations of ghosts, bats, cats, spiders, and other Halloween favorites while they will work on essential math skills .

Kindergarten students will practice counting to 10 , making patterns , comparing quantities , writing numbers , and more!

So keep reading to find out everything you need to know about this Halloween math bundle and discover more Halloween activities , too!

Halloween WorksheeTs For Kindergarten

I try to make my worksheets as accessible and easy to download as possible.

So parents and teachers – be sure to know that having Halloween printables ready for your kids and students is just moments away!

You will be ready for an unexpected rainy day at home, a long car ride, or early finishers in the classroom.

All you need to do is download this set of Halloween math worksheets and print them out!

Halloween kindergarten worksheets

There is a total of ten printable worksheets in this Halloween PDF.

Children will work on these skills:

• making patterns Ab, ABB, AAB, and ABBB
• counting objects up to 10
• comparing groups of objects – more, fewer, the same
• writing numbers
• missing numbers worksheet
• count and match
• Halloween I spy

Plus children can add some of their own creative ideas while coloring the pictures too!

All they’ll need to work on these Halloween math worksheets are pencils and some crayons for coloring.

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And make sure to grab a bunch of other free Halloween worksheets below:

Free printable Halloween I spy – count and graph all the Halloween pictures

Halloween color by letter – practice lowercase letters and color the fun Halloween scenes

Halloween counting worksheets – count all the way up to 20

Jack-o-lantern I spy – pay close attention and find two pumpkins that are exactly the same

Halloween Math Worksheets for kindergarten

These Halloween math worksheets for kindergarten are super fun!

Feel free to use them for math centers , as extra worksheets for early finishers , or at home to supplement your child’s learning.

The worksheets connect the standard kindergarten curriculum with the festive season we are about to enter.

Downloading is super easy. No need for signing up or anything. Simply click on the link at the end of this article to take you to your pdf file.

Then print all of the pages at once or one at a time, whatever suits your needs.

I really hope your kids will like these Halloween kindergarten activities and that they really come in handy for you!

And please, remember, these Halloween math worksheets are for personal, non-commercial use only. Redistribution or altering is not allowed in any way. 

**Download the free printable Halloween kindergarten worksheets HERE!**

Kindergarten math worksheets

There are many more kindergarten math worksheets here on Planes&Balloons, so make sure to take a good look and download what you need.

Spot and dot numbers 1-10 – put those dot markers to good use with these fun math worksheets

Counting to 100: Free printable number charts – great printable if your kids are starting with number charts

Fall I spy and graph – celebrate the fall season with this cute I spy game

Counting to 10 number worksheets – comprehensive worksheets for each number 1-10

ABAB pattern worksheets – learn more about patterns with this printable

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Happy Halloween! Super Teacher Worksheets has a monstrous collection of Halloween teaching resources. Download and print Halloween spelling lists, coloring pages, math worksheets, early literacy resources, and reading comprehension passages.

Halloween Printables

This page has some fun word search puzzles, a class bingo game, a crossword puzzle, letter mix-up games, a cryptogram puzzle, and a mystery graph picture.

Print Halloween math worksheets for all levels, covering addition, subtraction, division, multiplication, place value, fractions, and telling time.

Pull out your markers, colored pencils, and crayons. Color a charming little witch, a hairy werewolf, a friendly Frankenstein monster, and a cute jack-o-lantern.

Dozens of cut-and-glue craft projects for your students. Make a witch, a scarecrow, and a Frankenstein monster. There are also diorama craft,paper bag puppets, cootie catchers, and crowns.

Activities on this page include sentence building learning centers, cut-and-glue phonics activities, and word-picture sorting cards, more.

In this section, you'll be able to print both fiction and non-fiction reading comprehension passages. We also have writing prompts, poems, and graphic organizers.

Halloween Spelling Units

Here's a complete spelling unit for your first graders. Includes a word list and about a dozen worksheets. Spelling words: bat, spook, moon, cat, boo, black, witch, corn, candy, and dark.

The second grade Halloween unit has a word list, a cloze sentence activity, flashcards, a word wheel, a word search, and assessment tools. Word list: spell, charm, witch, fly, kettle, black, wand, night, broom, brew, and spell.

The STW Halloween spelling unit for 3rd grade has a word list, a cloze sentence activity, a fix-the-misspelled-word worksheet, a word search puzzle, flashcards, and assessment tools. Word list: shadow, candy, toad, witch, cat, midnight, goblin, trick-or-treat, monster, skeleton, ghost, spooky, candlestick, broom, treats, frighten, cobweb, costume, black, and spider.

Fourth grade (Level D) has a word list, assessment tools, a word search, alphabetical order activities, and a question-answer worksheet. Word list: skeleton, scarecrow, witch, vampire, eyeball, trick-or-treat, wizard, October, ghost, broomstick, spider, and goblin.

The fifth grade spelling unit has a build-a-word-search activity, a fix-the-misspelled-words worksheet, and a word scramble. The list features some challenging words: ghoulish, goblins, hoax, frightening, Frankenstein, costumes, tombstone, spooky, horror, skeleton, werewolf, gruesome, spider, phantom, nightmare, magical, haunted house, ghostly, cauldron, vampire, and haystacks.

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Here are some worksheets and printable activities that go along with the novel, Bunnicula , by Deborah and James Howe. Includes comprehension questions, vocabulary review sheets, and puzzles.

This page has a set of activities to go along with the chapter book, Candy Corn Contest , by Patricia Reilly Giff. Contains printable comprehension questions, vocabulary activities, bookmarks, and a word search puzzle.

These printables can be used to supplement the book, Magic Tree House #3: Mummies in the Morning . Download and print a Mary Pope Osborne scavenger hunt, vocabulary cards, reading comprehension questions, and much more.

Print squirrel math mystery pictures, autumn reading comprehension passages, scarecrow math worksheets, fall calendars, and much more.

Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos in Spanish, is usually celebrated from November 1 to November 2. We have several coloring pages and a reading comprehension worksheet on the holiday.

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15 Halloween Activities, Worksheets, and Printables for your Classroom

October 15, 2018 by sarahcasady Filed Under: Fall , Literacy , Math , SEASONAL , TEACHER RESOURCES , Uncategorized Leave a Comment

Halloween is such a magical time of year for kids so why not take full advantage of the fun and implement Halloween into your classroom too?! I have created a list of all the best Halloween worksheets, Halloween activities, and free Halloween printables that would be great in your classroom. I have some DIY ideas and tons of freebies!

All of the Halloween activities are easy to prep too. Simply print, cut, laminate, or throw into a sheet protector and you’re good to go!

1. Halloween Writing Words – Free

These Halloween word cards are perfect for your writing center. I love to throw the cards on the table as a morning activity. Students grab a card and practice writing the words on white boards. They come in lowercase and uppercase letters. Make sure to snag these for FREE!

Download writing words here!

2. Pumpkin Addition – FREE

This would be a great activity in response to the song and book 5 Little Pumpkins. It’s a fun visual too for adding two groups together.

3. 5 Little Pumpkins – STEM activity

4. halloween math centers – 8 engaging activities.

Tons of hands on math centers! Make sure to check out Target’s dollar spot for some mini erasers or the Dollar Tree for any fun Halloween objects to use as counters.

5. Spooky Missing Numbers Worksheet – FREE

Great for early finishers, homework, or an assessment!

6. Halloween Party DIY Picture Frames

7. halloween write/color the room.

This activity comes differentiated! You can have your students write the words on a recording sheet OR find the pictures and color them in (as seen below).

Write and color the room

8. Halloween Puzzles

I like to print these puzzles in black and white so the students can color the puzzles and glue them down onto a piece of construction paper. We get some creative juices as well as fine motor while working on math skills!

9. Halloween Literacy Centers – 5 engaging, spooky activities!

• CVC Word work
• Word families
• First sound matching
• Syllable sorting
• Sight word practice

10. Halloween Counting Towers

These are so fun for 1:1 correspondence and fine motor skills. They come with a lot of different Halloween picture cards.

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11. CVC Write the Room – FREE!

For those kids who are ready to write CVC words, this is a fun activity to get them up and moving around the room!

12. Halloween 10 Frames – FREE

Just add those cute halloween mini erasers! Or you can also use candy corn, spider rings… whatever tiny fun manipulatives you can find!

Halloween 10 Frame – FREE

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13. Uppercase/lowercase Coloring matching activity – FREE

This is a great way to practice Uppercase and Lowercase letter matching. I like to put the letter cards in a plastic cauldron mixed with spooky things like eyeballs and bats and bones. The kids have fun taking the letter cards out and matching it on their recording sheet.

14. Candy Pumpkins STEM

15. candy corn toss.

If you’re having a Halloween party, this is a cute DIY for throwing bean bags or koosh balls or something similar through the holes. Just find a giant piece of cardboard and some paint!

16. BONUS! Haunted House

I can NOT wait to show this to my students this year. I just completed a princess castle transformation and made this spooky haunted house. Come check out my blog post on how I created it !

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• October 2, 2021

At the beginning of my teaching career, Halloween made me nervous thinking about how crazy of a day it could be with silly kids.  I learned quickly how to keep my day structured on Halloween so as not to have a crazy day, but still plan lots of fun Halloween activities for my students.  Read below for a bunch of great kindergarten Halloween ideas. 

Kindergarten Halloween Reading Activities

During our reading block, I read my students a great Halloween book and had them do a reading response.  My favorite book to read them was Ghosts in the House .  This is such a cute story and is perfect to complete a beginning, middle, and end graphic organizer .  It has a clear beginning and ending with many events in between.  You can purchase our beginning, middle, and end graphic organizer included in our story elements products as seen below in the picture.  Read our blog to learn about how we teach story elements in kindergarten .  Click on the title of Ghosts in the House to purchase from Amazon. 

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Ghosts in the House  by Kazuno Kohara: Your kids will love this story about a girl and her cat who went to live in a big old house with just one problem… it was haunted!  Fortunately, this girl isn’t just a girl.  She is a witch, and she knows just what to do with all the ghosts!

During independent reading time, introduce this fun easy reader to your students.  Model how to read the book, then find and circle the sight words and/or number words in the book.  Your students will love reading, finding sight words, and coloring this cute Halloween book . 

Kindergarten Halloween Writing

This Halloween writing activity was always so much fun for my students.  They wrote about what they were going to be for Halloween.  I first modeled it by telling them what I was going to be and then drawing a picture of myself and writing a sentence.  Next I had students turn and talk to a partner about how they were going to dress up.  I created a Halloween word bank on the board by writing their responses.  Then I had students complete a Halloween writing worksheet like the picture below.  If a student wasn’t going trick or treating, they could write about any costume they wanted. 

Kindergarten Halloween Math Activities

Math was always exciting on Halloween, because it was pumpkin math!  It’s so much fun to bring a pumpkin to your class and investigate it with your students.  You could also get enough small pumpkins so your kids can have their own pumpkin to investigate.  (I always asked parents to donate about 2 or 3 weeks before needed.)  I used the math manipulatives in my classroom to measure our class pumpkin.  After completing the fun Halloween math worksheet (see below), my students voted on what they wanted the face of our class pumpkin to look like.  I either carved the face that won the vote, or drew the face with a black sharpie marker. 

Kindergarten Halloween Science

This fun and easy Halloween science experiment is perfect for Kindergarten.  You will love how simple this is, and your students will love how fun it is.  I had my kids sit in a circle, so they could all see the experiment.  I used a small bag of Reese’s Pieces candies, a plate, and warm water.  First, I arranged some of the orange candies in the shape of a pumpkin on the plate.  Then, I asked my students to hypothesize what will happen when I pour the warm water on the plate with the candies.   After discussing their hypotheses, I pour the water on the plate and we watch the colors run.  Then we talk about what we learned when the warm water got on the candies.  We have a free simple scientific method chart which is great for this experiment.    

Kindergarten Crafts for Halloween

Creating ghost mosaics was fun and a great decoration for the classroom.  I gave my students a piece of black construction paper, a few white strips of construction paper and three black small squares of construction paper.  Using a white crayon, I had them draw an outline of a ghost (big hump with squiggly line at bottom).  They tore the white strips into squares.  I had them start gluing their white squares on the ghost outline.  Then they filled in the rest of their ghost by gluing white squares in the middle.  Finally, they cut the corners off of the small black squares and glued these on for the eyes and mouth of the ghost.   

Kindergarten Halloween Snack Ideas

There are so many wonderful Halloween snack ideas.  One of the easiest and fun snacks I’ve found is banana ghosts.  I cut some bananas in half and gave my students three chocolate chips.  I had them push the chocolate chips into the banana to make eyes and a mouth to create a ghost. 

Kindergarten Halloween Songs

These YouTube kindergarten Halloween songs are great when you have some extra time in your day. 

Five Little Ghosts (2:10)

Halloween Stomp (2:40) – Your kids will be up and moving and dancing along with this Halloween video.  

Ten Little Monsters (1:49)

More Kindergarten Halloween Books

I read Halloween books throughout the day.  One book I made sure to read at some point during the day was The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything .  Your students get to stomp, stomp, shake, shake, clap, clap… all the way through the book.  See below for this great Halloween book and some of my other favorites.  Click on the titles to purchase from Amazon.

The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything by Linda Williams, illustrated by Megan Lloyd

Big Pumpkin by Erica Silverman, illustrated by S. D. Schindler

Pumpkin Circle: The Story of a Garden  by George Levenson, photography by Shmuel Thaler

Five Little Pumpkins pictures by Dan Yaccarino

Kindergarten Halloween Worksheets

You can purchase the Halloween worksheets found in this blog.  Our Halloween worksheet packet includes an easy reader in black and white and color, differentiated writing worksheets, math worksheets, and kindergarten Halloween coloring pages.  

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Hands-On Halloween Centers for Kindergarten

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One of my favorite ways to keep students engaged in literacy and math practice is to bring some seasonal fun to the classroom. Using themed literacy and math centers is an easy way to do this! If you’d like to add some holiday learning activities to your classroom this fall, check out these hands-on Halloween Centers for Kindergarten !

Halloween Literacy Centers

Literacy activities with a special Halloween twist will keep your students engaged in practicing a variety of skills. These Halloween theme activities are always a hit with kindergarten students!

Phonemic Awareness 

A fun literacy game for young learners is this Trick or Treat Beginning Sounds activity! Your students can take turns with the letter spinner, then cover the Halloween candy with a corresponding beginning sound. The game continues until all of the candies have been covered. You’ll probably find that your students will want to play again when they’re finished!

You can also continue the Halloween theme to syllable practice with the Stirring Up Syllables activity. Students will determine how many syllables they hear as they name the picture on each spoon. Then they will match the spoon to the cauldron with the correct number.

Letter Recognition

A pumpkin patch letter match game is a fun way to help your students practice identifying letters. This activity can be customized for the needs of your class. Students can either use a spinner that shows both uppercase and lowercase letters together, or a spinner that only has uppercase letters.

They will use a plastic marker or mini eraser to cover the letter on their pumpkin mat that matches each spin. The game continues until they have four in a row or fill in their whole card. Students will want to play this game again and again, so it’s an excellent option for practicing literacy concepts!

Word Families

If your students are ready to practice short vowel word families, they’ll love the Spooky Spider Sort! This activity focuses on word families containing short a and short i. Students can match picture cards to the word family shown on each spider web. For more accountability, you can add a recording sheet! Students can color the spider with the correct word family for each picture.

Sight Words

Bobbing for apples is a traditional Halloween activity that you can also use for literacy practice! Prepare multiple apples with sight words that you’d like your students to practice. (The apple cards for this activity can be edited!) Place the prepared apples in a bowl, a bag, or face-down on the table. Students can then pick up an apple card, then read and write the sight word.

Halloween Math Centers

Your students will also love to have some Halloween fun with these festive centers that focus on a variety of math skills and number concepts.

Number Identification & Counting

Your students will love this candy counting activity that practices counting, one-to-one correspondence number recognition, and number formation! Students will roll a die with different combinations of candy. After rolling, they will count the candy and write the corresponding number on the recording sheet.

By October, kindergarten students are more comfortable with counting and ready to add! In the Potion Commotion center, young learners will be able to roll two dice and add the numbers together. They can place Halloween mini erasers or other game pieces on the answer until they have covered all of their numbers!

Another activity that can be used for addition or counting is the Gone Batty center! In this game, students will take turns choosing a card with an addition sentence or a collection of moons. Students will place a small manipulative on the bat with a corresponding number. (Googly eyes are perfect for Halloween math manipulatives!) If they choose the “Gone Batty!” card, they can choose to cover any number. The game continues until all of the bats have been covered.  

Comparing Numbers

Students can compare numbers using the Ghost with the Most center! Students will take turns choosing a ghost card with a number. The student with the larger number will place a manipulative on their game board. The game continues until a student covers all of their ghosts. For an additional challenge, students can switch to identifying the smaller number.

Measurement

Your students will be able to practice non-standard measurement with monsters! They can use a line of monsters to measure the height and width of a variety of Halloween items. Each card even contains a guide line to help students practice measuring independently!

More Uses for Halloween Centers

You can use these centers in many different ways! They don’t have to be confined to literacy and math stations.

• Morning Work – Add these hands-on activities to your morning work tubs to ease into a day of learning.
• Small Group Interventions – Keep your students engaged in extra math and literacy practice!
• Early Finishers – These literacy and math activities can keep your students engaged in meaningful work until the next task begins.
• Homework – Some recording sheets can be used as stand-alone worksheets that can be sent home for extra practice.
• Halloween Party Alternative – You don’t need a dollar store shopping spree to have a festive Halloween celebration in your classroom! Create a fun day full of low-prep and engaging learning activities.

Printable Halloween Centers

The hands-on activities shown above (and more!) are included in a collection of Halloween centers for kindergarten. Each activity comes with a recording sheet and a child-friendly, illustrated instruction card. The recording sheets can be used to increase accountability for the center or as an informal assessment afterward.

These centers are designed to be ready to go with minimal prep . Simply print, laminate for durability, and add some simple Halloween manipulatives to bring some extra fun to your classroom this October. These activities are easy to store, so they will be a big hit with your students year after year! Click below to take a closer look at this set of Halloween centers.

Halloween Centers for Kindergarten

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Halloween Math Activities (Kindergarten)

Halloween is coming up, and with it comes the opportunity to make your kindergarten math lessons spooktacular! In this Halloween Math Activities (Kindergarten) packet, you’ll find a variety of fun and engaging activities that cover essential math outcomes. All of the printables are Halloween themed making the activities even more fun for little learners.

Activities included in the Halloween Math Activities (Kindergarten) packet.

The following activities are included in the Halloween Math Activities (Kindergarten) packet:

Numbers and Counting

•  Halloween Count & Color

•  Potion Bottles (Counting with Ten Frames)

•  Teen Frames Count & Color

•  Tens and Ones (Base Ten Blocks & Teen Numbers)

•  Number Puzzle 1 – 5 (Cut and paste puzzle ordering numbers)

•  Number Puzzle 1 – 10 (Cut and paste puzzle ordering numbers)

•  Number Puzzle 11 – 20 (Cut and paste puzzle ordering numbers)

•  Witch’s Shoes (Skip Counting by 2’s)

•  Candy Corn Count I (Counting by 1’s)

•  Candy Corn Count II (Counting by 10’s)

•  Candy Corn Count III (Counting by 5’s)

•  Magic Potion Tally Count (Tally Marks)

•  Which Bag Has More Treats? (Comparing numbers and finding greatest)

•  Halloween Number Words

Addition and Subtraction

•  Ten Little Ghosts (Making Ten with Ten Frames)

•  Batty Bonds (Number Bonds within 10)

•  Scary Addition Puzzle 1 (Cut and Paste Puzzle Addition within 5)

•  Scary Addition Puzzle 2 (Cut and Paste Puzzle Addition within 10)

•  Five Frame Addition Match (Addition to 5)

•  Ten Frame Addition Match (Addition to 10)

•  Halloween Addition (Addition to 10 with bat counters)

•  Halloween Subtraction (Subtraction within 10 using number line)

•  Color by Addition

•  Magic Potions I (Making 5)

•  Magic Potions II (Making 10)

•  Candy Corn Subtraction

Measurement, Patterns, and Graphs

•  The Witching Hour (Time to the hour)

•  Trick or Treat Time (Time to the hour)

•  Scary Measurements (Measurement with ruler)

•  Halloween Units (Measurement with units)

•  Halloween Patterns (Patterning)

•  Halloween Candy Count (graphing)

Let’s have a look at a sample of these Halloween Math activities in action.

You can count on these number and counting Halloween math worksheets to be your go-to resource for covering foundational number skills. Beginning with counting to 5, the activities progress through counting to 10 and then 20, followed by skip counting, number comparison, tally marks and number words. With the range of worksheets included, differentiation is a breeze.

In the Halloween Count & Color worksheet students count Halloween objects and color the matching number.

For a more hands on counting activity, students will love completing the counting 1-10 number puzzle. Students cut the mixed up picture into strips and re-arrange the strips into the correct number order.

The picture puzzle is a great way to support students that are still mastering counting 1 to 10. The students can use the picture to self check that the numbers are in the correct order.

The Candy Corn Count printable is also great for reinforcing counting from 1 to 10. Students cut and paste the missing candy corn numbers to complete the number sequence in each row.

This activity is great for reinforcing counting on from different numbers. The Halloween Math Activities (Kindergarten) packet also contains Candy Corn printables for skip counting by 5s and 10s.

Counting past 10 and recognition of teen numbers is covered with this ten frame counting printable. Teen numbers combined with ten frames will further develop the students number sense skills. The ten frames visually demonstrate that teen numbers always have 1 completely filled ten frame or a group of 10.

Skip counting is also important for developing number sense. This skill is a predecessor to multiplication and division in later grades. The Halloween Math Activities (Kindergarten) packet contains numerous skip counting printables for skip counting by 2s, 5s, and 10s.

In the Witch’s Shoes worksheet, students practice skip counting by 2s.

Students cut and paste the numbers to skip count by 2s. Students can use the shoes to check that the skip counting order is correct.

Tally marks are a great way to demonstrate the relationship between sequential counting and skip counting as the tally marks group together on every 5th one. In the Magic Potion Tally Count, students count the tally marks to see how many potion bottles the witch made from her brew in each cauldron.

To show their answer, students cut and paste the potion bottles to the cauldron with the matching number of tally marks.

The Halloween Number Words worksheet is designed to help Kindergarten students with reading number words. With this Halloween themed printable, your Kindergarten students will love learning their number words.

Once Kindergarten students start mastering their numbers and counting, they can be introduced to addition and subtraction. When introducing addition, the emphasis should be on using math counters or real life objects for a concrete hands on activity.

The Scary Addition Puzzle printable is a great math activity for combining with counters to practice addition to 5. Students cut out the puzzle strips and solve the addition problem on each strip.

Students paste each puzzle strip on the matching answer. The result is a cute Halloween picture that students can color.

For more hands on addition practice, students can complete the Halloween addition worksheet. In this math activity, students are provided with bat counters to help them solve the addition to 10 problems.

This is an ideal no prep math activity for use in math centers, small maths groups, with substitutes, or for homework.

An essential math outcome in Kindergarten is for students to be able to decompose the number 10. The Magic Potions math activity is a great way for students to visually explore ways to make 10. Using 2 different colors, students color the potion bottles to create different combinations that add to 10.

Number bonds are a great activity for creating fluency for composing and decomposing numbers for addition and subtraction. In the Batty Bonds activity for reviewing number bonds to 10, students find the missing number to complete the bond and write it in the blank bat wing.

The number line is a great tool for supporting students in their journey to mastering subtraction. Solving the subtraction facts with the number line helps kindergarten students move from understanding this concept in a concrete way to an abstract way. The Halloween Subtraction worksheet works on subtraction within 5.

Measurement, Patterns and Graphs

Telling time using an analog clock is a skill that young students need to master. The Witching Hour printable is a quick activity for reinforcing telling time to the hour on an analog clock.

Students cut and paste the digital time to the matching analog clock.

Measuring with non standard units is the first step Kindergarten students take to learning measurement. Measuring with non standard units means measuring with any object as long as the items used are the same size. The Scary Measurements math activity includes a Witch’s hat ruler for students to use in measuring Halloween objects.

Students cut the ruler out and use it to measure the Halloween objects. They record how many witch’s hats each object is in length or height.

A line is provided to support students with their measurements. Students record their answers in the boxes beside the lines.

Lots more activities are included in the Halloween Math Activities (Kindergarten) packet! Click on the link below to purchase the packet.

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15 Kindergarten Videos for Halloween – Read, Move and Learn!

Want to find  kindergarten-friendly videos  that hit the mark in October? Here is a list of teacher-recommended videos for Halloween .

It can be fun to change up our normal routine in the classroom on a holiday and add a video or two into our lesson plans.

For example, you just might need a learning video that can help bring the level of excitement down from a holiday party or a brain break video that can help get the wiggles out.

Whatever you need – here are Halloween-themed books read aloud, brain break videos, and some learning videos that can help you teach.

Halloween-themed stories

These stories are good read-alouds for Halloween. They are fun and keep the holiday age-appropriate.

I’ll be sharing affiliate links and more information about each book (in case you want to read a hard copy) so you can check things out for yourself.

Big Pumpkin

My personal favorite Halloween read-aloud is Big Pumpkin by Erica Silverman.

This book is fantastic and if you can play the audio version for your party while you hold up the book (or have a parent volunteer do it) – even better!

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The Little Old Lady Who Wasn’t Afraid of Anything

The most classic Halloween read-aloud is probably The Little Old Lady Who Wasn’t Afraid of Anything .

It’s a great pattern-based story that will have kids chiming in. Plus it’s easy to add motions for the repetitive parts to help keep the wiggles under control during a sugar-filled-kind-of-day.

Pete the Cat: Trick or Pete?

We’re all fans of Pete the Cat in kindergarten. So, why not Pete the Cat: Trick or Pete ?

This read-aloud video is super quick – so if you only have a few minutes for a transition or while waiting for something – show this one.

Spookley the Square Pumpkin

Spookley the Square Pumpkin could also be considered a pretty classic story to read to your class. The lesson about learning to not judge is a sweet one and be great to tie into the funny pumpkins project.

Crankenstein

If you want to read something that feels Halloween-related but refreshingly isn’t – go for Crankenstein .

Because… we all feel a little cranky sometimes and you can call in what they learned in this book on the day they come back after Halloween {wink}

Ten Timid Ghosts

Go full-on Halloween with Ten Timid Ghosts . It’s quick, cute and full of classic, Halloween-y things without being scary .

These books are also pretty good read-aloud books kindergarten teachers read to their classes:

• Creepy Carrots
• Creepy Pair of Underwear
• There’s a Witch Under the Stairs
• Room on the Broom
• Go Away Big Green Monster ( and activity )

Brain breaks

Brain breaks give students the opportunity to break from focusing by moving to music in order to recharge.

Halloween Stomp

This movement video is designed to get kids moving and done in under 3 minutes. Students move like a monster, witch, skeleton, werewolf, spider, zombie, ghost, and vampire.

Students “move” in place to replicate the movements in the video.

But you might also like this “Halloween Stomp” version –

This stomp song is more directed for students to follow. They will like the costumes and the dance moves. This one is just a bit over 3 minutes so it’s still perfect for a brain break.

If You’re a Kid… Halloween Remix

What would a video series be without a Harry Kindergarten video? {wink}

Students listen to the directions and move to match the description with a free-dance break in between each set of directions.

Halloween Freeze Game

Students listen to the Halloween-themed directions and move until they hear “Boo!” and then they freeze. In just over 2 minutes students fly, march, shake, tiptoe, and crawl.

Monster Moves

This Go Noodle-style song has a “let me see your monster moves” repetitive section and then simple dance moves that students can do while staying in place. It’s just over 3 minutes.

Learning videos

These videos are meant to help you teach mini-concepts in the classroom.

Trick or Treat – What Types of Food?

If you’re trying to teach about food choices in connection with Halloween – this song quickly covers good, sour, and sweet foods. It’s a quick video (less than 2 minutes) so you can use it as a springboard for discussion.

Five Little Ghosts – Subtraction

This Five Little Ghosts video is just like the Five Little Ducks fingerplay many of us are familiar with. Use this to talk about taking away one and using subtraction.

Let students show how the numbers change using a five frame and little ghost marshmallow cereal manipulatives (available around Halloween time) or drawing the story out on whiteboards. You can model the subtraction sentence in between each section of the video.

Count to 10 Halloween

This video uses groups of ten Halloween characters to practice counting to 10. Count witches, ghosts, monsters, vampires, and werewolves.

If your class is beyond counting objects one-to-one up to ten, I would pick a color for each group of characters and model how you can count by tens.

Draw a ten frame for each group and then use a bingo dauber (dot maker) to quickly show how many. Then count by tens (to fifty) to show how you can quickly count all of the Halloween things together.

Alphabet Halloween ABC Song

See a list of Halloween things from A to Z while listening to letter sounds. This quick alphabet song is very kid-friendly (except I don’t think most kinders will know who the Addams family or Uncle Fester is… the selections for Aa and Uu).

But it’s a fun way to review letter sounds with some Halloween fun.

Let’s wrap it up

There you have it – videos that teachers are using for Halloween in their kindergarten classrooms.

I hope that these books read aloud, exercise videos, and learning videos are helpful as you teach.

Thanks to all of the kindergarten teachers who chimed in to share their favorites on the  KindergartenWorks facebook page !

Are you ready to explore  kindergarten activities for Halloween?

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Free Halloween Homework Passes to Treat Your Students

Halloween is such a fun day for kids. I love to treat my students with a night off from homework. You can do the same with this free Halloween Homework pass. You will win major cool points with your class and all you have to do is print and cut!

A few years ago, my mom asked me to make some homework passes for her students.  This was at the very start of my TpT days.  Let’s just say that homework pass was so u-g-l-y that I HAD to remake it.  This new one is so much better. ?

With this homework pass – assign your students homework!  ALL day long, make them think they have homework.

Just because it’s Halloween doesn’t mean you get the night off!  Be sure to get your homework done before you go out tonight!

Then, at the very last minute, pass out the homework pass to your students.

Or attach it to their homework page so they don’t see it until they get home!  Surprise!

The homework was the trick, this pass it the treat!  Get it?  Trick-or-treat!

It’s always been a big hit with the students!

I wish I could say I came up with that one, but the credit goes to my mom.  She’s a clever one, I tell ya.

Click here to download the trick-or-treat Halloween homework passes for free!

Have you ever played a trick on your students? How did they react? Let me know below! ?

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Halloween is a time for costumes, candy, and spooky fun. But did you know it can also be a fantastic opportunity for teaching and learning? Halloween printables offer a range of engaging and educational resources to help students of all ages celebrate the holiday while expanding their knowledge and skills. In this article, we'll explore the importance of Halloween printables, the different types of printables available, and how to use them effectively in various settings.

The Importance of Halloween Printables

Halloween printables are more than just fun and games. They serve several educational purposes and can be a valuable addition to any teaching environment.

• Educational Benefits

Printables can help students practice essential skills like reading, writing, and problem-solving. They can also reinforce math and science concepts through themed activities and worksheets. By incorporating Halloween themes, these printables can capture students' attention and make learning more enjoyable.

• Enhancing Creativity

Many Halloween printables encourage artistic expression and creativity. Coloring pages, crafts, and design activities provide students with an opportunity to explore their imagination while developing fine motor skills and artistic abilities.

• Teaching Cultural Significance

Halloween printables can also help students learn about the history and cultural significance of the holiday. They can explore the origins of Halloween, its traditions, and how it is celebrated in different parts of the world.

• Classroom Ideas

In the classroom, Halloween printables can be used as a supplement to your curriculum or as a fun break from regular coursework. You can include them as part of your lesson plans, offer them as an optional activity for early finishers, or use them as a basis for group projects and collaborative work.

• Homeschooling and Remote Learning

For homeschooling or remote learning, Halloween printables can add a festive touch to your daily lessons. They can be used to reinforce concepts, practice skills, or provide an opportunity for creative expression. You can even use them as a reward for completed assignments or as a means of encouraging students to stay engaged with their work.

• Halloween Parties and Events

Halloween printables can also be a great addition to Halloween parties, events, or community gatherings. They can serve as icebreakers, entertainment, or a creative way to incorporate learning into a festive atmosphere.

Fun Halloween Activities and Themes

Explore a variety of Halloween printables for haunted houses, pumpkins, Halloween parties, and trick or treating. These resources will not only engage your students or children but also provide a creative and educational twist to your Halloween celebrations.

• Designing your own haunted house

Encourage creativity and imagination by having your students or children design their own haunted house. Provide them with halloween printable templates that feature different rooms, furniture, and spooky decorations. They can then cut and assemble their haunted house, creating a unique, personalized experience.

• Haunted house coloring pages

Haunted house coloring pages are a great way to explore different spooky settings and practice fine motor skills. These Halloween coloring pages often include intricate details, such as cobwebs, ghosts, and skeletons, that will keep kids entertained and engaged.

• Haunted house educational activities

Turn haunted house fun into an educational experience by incorporating math, language arts, and problem-solving activities. For example, use printable escape room puzzles set in a haunted house or have students solve spooky word problems or riddles. Pumpkin carving stencils

Carving pumpkins is a Halloween tradition, and printable stencils can make the process easier and more enjoyable. Provide a variety of stencils, from simple to complex, to suit different skill levels and interests.

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Pumpkin coloring pages are another creative way to enjoy the Halloween season. These printables often include pumpkins with expressive faces, patterns, and scenes that will captivate children's imaginations.

• Pumpkin-themed learning activities

Use a pumpkin-themed printable to teach a variety of subjects, from counting and addition to reading and writing. For example, have students practice their writing skills with pumpkin-themed story prompts or use pumpkin number cards for math games.

• DIY party decorations

Hosting a Halloween party for your classroom? Use printables to create DIY party decorations. From banners and signs to halloween coloring sheets to cute labels for trick or treat bags, you'll find a wealth of ideas that can be customized for your event.

• Printable party games

Keep your students entertained with Halloween games, such as scavenger hunts, word searches, bingo, or a classic game of trivia. These games will not only provide hours of so much fun but also encourage teamwork and community building with friends.

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Frequently asked questions

Are halloween printables suitable for all age groups.

Yes, Halloween resources come in a wide variety of age-appropriate designs and difficulty levels. You can find resources for young children, middle schoolers, high school students, and even adults.

Do I need any special equipment to use Halloween printables?

You'll need a printer and paper to print your chosen resources. Some printables may also require additional materials, such as scissors, glue, or coloring supplies.

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• Witches and wizards
• Spiders and spider webs
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• Bats and owls
• Skeletons and skulls
• Zombies and monsters
• Scary masks and costumes.

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