Halloween math 1st grade

Grab this FREE Halloween Fact Families Math Center to reinforce addition and subtraction fact families with your 1st grade students.

Grab a FREE halloween Math craft here! These math crafts are perfect for October to use in your first grade class!

Number sequencing is important in order to develop all other math skills. This pumpkin number sequencing activity is just what you need!

Math crafts are my favorite Friday activity! Here's a simple, fun, and free one for Halloween! Spider Addition! All you need to make this is: black paper (I used 6 x 7.5 inch, but you can use any size you want!) a white crayon spiders - I used spider rings with the ring part cut off, but you could also use stickers or even have your kids draw some. optional: background paper to glue it all on :) On a piece of black paper, have your kids draw a web. It may be easiest if you do this as a…

These Halloween part part whole activities help kids learn about decomposing numbers and fact families. They make an awesome addition to October math

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I wanted to tell you a little about my newest TPT product: Halloween Math for Kindergarten and First Grade. This product contains 28 printable Halloween math activities and games. They're great to use for math centers, morning work, homework, or for early finishers. They also require almost no teacher preparation. A few of the games

Teachers want math class to be fun around Halloween Math, but creating engaging activities that are educational is tricky. Finding time to make worksheets with spooky themes that also teach math skills is hard.

Grab some crayons and create this not-so-sppoky Halloween picture of a Frankenstein cutie, practicing number sense and place value on the hundreds chart.

Make math review fun with these Halloween-themed math practice and color by number worksheets! This no prep Halloween math activities for 3rd grade printable resource includes 43 pages. These are the perfect addition to your fall lesson plans for September and October. You can use these as independent practice after teaching/reviewing a skill, complete a couple each week during the Halloween season, and/or put them out for early finishers!