Easy to prepare and highly engaging Halloween worksheets for kindergarten. Fun Halloween Math activities, Engaging Halloween literacy worksheets, centers and printables for kindergarten students.
Happy Halloween! Yep, it’s HALLOWEEN season already! I’ve got some fabulous dollar deal Halloween-themed worksheets to share with you!
Halloween is a great way to teach your little ghouls all about Halloween vocabulary, cover math skills, and even fine motor skills, throughout the entire month of October!
Kindergarten students love the Halloween season so much! They tend to drive us bat-ty this time of year! I’m excited to save you some time and share some of the fun Halloween activities that kids love, and learn a lot from! And no, they aren’t just old-school pumpkin coloring pages, these are challenging, research-based, and FUN learning activities!
These engaging and challenging, Halloween Math worksheets are a fun way to get your kids into the Halloween spirit! They are only one dollar and only available on my website! You get a pdf file packed with ten pages of math fun in the form of skill worksheets with an adorable Halloween theme!
The skills that are covered in this set of printable worksheets are:
This set of Halloween themed printable phonics worksheets is perfect for early learners. Students practice letter recognition, vowel & consonant letter sorting, short vowels, beginning sounds, and more!
If you’re looking for a comprehensive bundle of math and literacy activities, made just for the month of October, this is for you. The students I work with love every one of the 80+ pages in this October Math and Literacy Worksheet bundle!
This huge set can be used for early finishers, math centers, literacy centers, or morning work. They also make a fun activity for homework!
We all know differentiation is vitally important in the kindergarten classroom. (Actually, in any classroom!) But what a challenge it can be! It requires so much time and attention to detail.
Here’s the bundle of differentiated October NO PREP Kindergarten Math and Literacy Worksheets! For the literacy worksheets, there are 26 pages of letter sound sorting, rhyming, simple sentence work, and ABC coloring activities. For the math worksheets, the activities and worksheets include counting, sorting data, color by number, and patterns practice.
These October themed activities will work great for morning work, early finishers, or as a station or center.
Have your kindergarten ghouls and goblins worn you out and it’s not even Halloween yet? I also have some easy to prep Halloween center activities that your class will love! Here are some fun ideas to combine Halloween with skills practice. Your kindergarten kids have a blast with these easy prep activities during this spooktacular time of year!
Teaching first graders? These are the same great fall units that have been specifically made for your first grade learners! The first grade students that I work with absolutely love them!
And another valuable set that’s a real ink-saver!
Halloween night means bats, moons, owls, spiders, pumpkins, scarecrows, and even a good ole haunted house! Kids love all of these Halloween icons! They even love scary stories! If you have time to do some Halloween reading with your kindergarten class, here are a few great read-aloud Halloween themed books that kindergarten students really enjoy!
In addition to the blog posts, I’ve listed a few favorite Halloween read-aloud books that are just perfect for this time of year!
Creepy Carrots, an Amazon Teacher’s Pick, is a weird, wild, and engaging story about a little rabbit and his carrot “friends.” The story is adorable and so are the illustrations. It’s a creative take on the heretofore unknown struggle between carrots and rabbits. Kids love learning the lesson that things aren’t always what they seem.
If you are interested in reading comprehension lesson plans for Creepy Carrots, check out this blog post:
A timeless Halloween classic, students love to follow along with the onomatopoeia words as they are repeated. The illustrations have a rustic and realistic feel. This book can be categorized as “spooky fun,” which is exactly what kids love!
How to Catch a Witch is another great addition to the ‘How to Catch’ series. The illustrations are simple yet sweet. At 40 pages in length, this book is a great transition into longer, more intermediate, level books. Kids love seeing the clever antics of the children in the book as they try to conquer chaos in a hilarious way.
Another great “spooky fun” tale of thinking fast, friendship, and adventure. The illustrations have a lot of detail to keep young children engaged. Kids love this as a read-aloud with lots of humor and fun with a very nice witch!
Check out a blog post on our Engaging Readers unit for Room on the Broom. Make sure to check out the free printable file at the end of the post!
Happy Halloween, Friends!
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