Printable Halloween Sequencing Activities

These Halloween Sequencing Activities will help your preschool and kindergarten-aged children work on patterns and sequencing.

Some are easy and some are a bit harder. No Matter what, these preschool Halloween printables will help them recognize patterns.

The kids will love these other Halloween Worksheets for even more learning fun!

Teaching patterns and sequencing to young children is a great way to work on critical thinking and fine motor skills. Use these printable Halloween activities for learning fun! It’s never a bad time to have them working on some of their skills.

Pattern matching and story sequencing are so much fun for kids. Use these free Halloween printables as a way to get in a little bit of learning before all the Halloween fun.

Be certain to check out my other preschool printables for even more learning fun.

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What is the educational benefit of this printable?

These Halloween-themed learning pages will teach your child how to figure out the pattern of what comes next. Have them zone in and focus before trick or treating and they’re certain to have fun with this activity.

What it includes:

These sequence activities included pages of Halloween pictures that go in order and form a pattern. It is then up to your little one to figure out what comes next in the pattern.

Fun ways to use this printable:

Halloween is such a fun time of the year that you don’t need to stop with the learning. Use these printables as a way to do even more fun things!

Create Halloween coloring pages

Let the kids draw their own Halloween pictures and create fun images to color. There is room on the backside of the pages to draw all sorts of things.

Carve a pumpkin

Challenge the kids to pick an image from the sheets and see if they can carve it on a pumpkin. If you don’t want to carve, just draw it on a pumpkin and let the kids paint it instead.