Halloween Math and Literacy Worksheets for K-2
These Halloween math and literacy worksheets for K-2 make great morning work or skills-practice activities!These lower elementary Halloween worksheets are perfect for playing with spooky-fun shapes while also practicing some school skills.
It’s never too early to work on learning skills with kids, and these themed printables are the proof! You’re going to love the rest of my Halloween Worksheets for kids!
This is a great addition to our huge set of Halloween themed homeschooling printables for kiddos under 3rd grade. There are so many fun activities jam-packed in this set of fun worksheets, I’m sure your kiddos are going to have a blast.
If you’re looking for more fun elementary activities, check out this fun free fall worksheets set I made!
What are the learning benefits of these Halloween-themed printables for lower elementary students?
You can give these super fun printables to the kiddo for morning work to give yourself a few minutes of quiet time to get your thoughts together for the day’s lesson plan.
Or, you can rely on these simple printables to help assess the kiddo’s skills for teaching new concepts.
I mean, who said “tests” had to be boring?! Why not check to see what those kids know without having to bore them out of their minds?
So, while I wouldn’t base an entire lesson plan around these Halloween worksheets, I would use them to help support a greater goal of fun fall learning.
Plus, these are super non-spooky Halloween worksheets. Not a scary haunted house in sight, nor even a creepy jack o’ lantern. Nope! Just sweet, silly fun!
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- Beginning Sound Trace – This is an easy worksheet a kindergartner would love (with a little help, of course), and a second grader should be able to do just for skills-checking.
- Cut Your Own Puzzle – Not only is this a cutting practice sheet, but it’s also a puzzle! What fun is that?!
- Spin-and-Find – Shapes define everything, so spinning and then hunting for these fun Halloween shapes will help kids build those skills that help them identify anything from letters, numbers, and even sight words later on. Not as complex as a Halloween word search, but definitely setting them up for that!
- Syllable Clipping – This is a great way to get in so many awesome activities in one! The kids get to use scissors to clip the number of syllables, they get to count the syllables, and they get to identify the shapes and words. It’s just a great activity, SERIOUSLY.
- Dot-a-Dot Practice – This one is a fine-motor skills activity. You can do a lot with it. From dropping pom poms with tweezers to using stamps or even a crayon to color in the dots, it could even be considered a Halloween coloring page, but like a mystery picture for little ones. Almost getting them ready for color-by-number activities later on!
- Handwriting Tracing – Basically, one of the best building blocks of any worksheet: writing words. The only bonus here is that you’re working with a Halloween writing paper that the kiddo can identify with.
- Dot the Beginning Sound – I love this activity. Because it’s not only about identifying the beginning sound, but also about shape identification and fine-motor skills. I just love the sheets that hit on multiple learning tools.
Fun ways to use this printable:
There are always more ways to extend the learning lesson! Here are some super fun ways that you can keep the kids excited to learn, without even feeling like they are!
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Halloween Scavenger Hunt
What I love about a good scavenger hunt is that it encourages the kids to get up, move their bodies, and observe their surroundings.
It’s a fun and simple way that they can be a part of an activity, without a ton of help or guidance needed.
Have them find as many Halloween-themed items as they can, and they can write out the word or draw it out as a picture!
Draw a Halloween scene
It’s no secret that kids love to draw! Have them look at all the fun Halloween pictures on the pages, and then draw them to create their own Halloween scene.
They can include as many as they want and have it look however they want. They can also create a story about the scene and use their imagination to do so.
Have them tell you all about their scene and listen to their adorable story!
Make their own Halloween puzzle
Once they work their way through the pages of this printable, have them draw and create their own puzzle.
They can make any picture that they want, then have it cut into squares as well. This involves them in the creation process from start to finish, and they’ll love taking charge!
They can work on putting the puzzle back together or give it to someone else to do!
More Printable Halloween Worksheets:
Once you start with the learning fun, don’t stop! I’m a big believer in themed learning because it keeps the kids interested, engaged, and active!
Fal Printables
- Halloween Verb Finding Printable
- Halloween Cutting Practice
- Letter Recognition W is for Witch Worksheet
- Trick or Treat Math Worksheets Greater Than or Less Than
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