Spooky Halloween Math Worksheets!

Are you on the hunt for new Math activities to use during October? If so, you’re in the right place!

This two-page resource consists of a pair of exciting Halloween-themed count and color worksheets designed to practice one-to-one correspondence and counting. The printable pages included are perfect for using during the Halloween season when your students need something extra fun to hold their attention.

The printable resource files are available in PDF and editable Google Slides format. These are designed for students in preschool and kindergarten to use as independent practice activities.

Count and color worksheets are a great tool to use in math centers or as take-home assignments. They’re engaging, fun, and easy ways for students to demonstrate mastery of math skills. They’re also the perfect time saver for you! Download, print, and take back some of that planning time!

The Perfect Halloween Worksheets for Preschool

Preschool? Math? Do you really start curriculum that early? The answer is simple: YES! Preschool is a great age to start working on basic math skills like counting, one-to-one correspondence and patterning!

Early math skills are crucial for a child’s cognitive development and future academic success. Math proficiency enhances problem-solving abilities, improves spatial awareness, and builds confidence in numeracy. It cultivates valuable life skills that extend beyond the classroom.

Teach Starter’s printable math resources are a breeze in the preschool classroom! Simply make your copies, hand them out, and give your students coloring supplies. Then they can build up those counting skills before they even start kindy.

Download and Print Your Halloween Activities for Preschool!

Click the download button to get your resource. The printable PDF and editable Slides file are ready and waiting!

This resource was created by Lisamarie Del Valle, a teacher in Florida and Teach Starter Collaborator.

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