Halloween math craftivity

Easy Frankenstein Craft for Kids - This monster tarsia puzzle is great for autum fall or harvest festivals for Halloween in October. Add an academic twist with these hands-on math puzzles! Choose from addition, subtraction, division, multiplication, adding and subtracting within 100, or addition and subtraction within 1000. A great craftivity for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th grade students! (first, second, third, fourth graders, Year 1, 2, 3, 4)

Looking for a fun math craft that your kiddos can do for Halloween? Meet SHAPENSTEIN! This cutie craftivity comes with all the pieces that you need to create this cute shape version of Frankenstein. Print this black and white PDF on colored paper, cut, and let your students put this together and count out all the shapes that are used to make Shapenstein. Shapes that are included: -Circles -Squares -Rectangles -Triangles Please let me know if you have any questions about this resource!

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…

First Graders LOVE to have spooky fun in October and we made it easy for you to give your students math practice this Halloween season with a cute ghost craft. It can also be used for an easy bulletin board display! Win-Win!

It’s hard to believe that Halloween is right around the corner! Are you ready for the chaos of sugar-filled students?! While some sort of classroom craziness is nearly unavoidable this time of year, I’ve always been a fan of embracing students’ excitement and bringing in the holidays to the classroo

Halloween Math Craft for Addition & Subtraction Practice those addition and subtraction skills with this fun Halloween math craftivity! This printable and digital witches brew craft is a great review of adding & subtracting 2-digit or 3-digit numbers and makes a fun bulletin board display. Students will love completing the math problems and putting together their witches brew. There are several options included, everything from basic math facts to 2-digit and 3-digit addition and…

Survive the day after Halloween with this free “The Day After Halloween” activity for math! The free activity includes 28 math task cards for grades 4-5!

Halloween is still a few days away and the energy level in kindergarten is already skyrocketing! Forget visions of sugarplums - this time of year we're dealing with visions of M&Ms and Snickers! I've always loved Halloween so I'm enjoying all of the excitement. We've been doing a lot of Halloween themed common core activities and I thought I'd share a couple of cute ones. I found some great Zombie eyeballs at the Dollar Tree so I grabbed a few (okay -8) packs. I thought they would be great…

Are your students learning about Arrays around Halloween time? This Haunted House Arrays Math Craftivity is a fun and seasonal craft that gives students practice on creating and explaining arrays. Students create a haunted house with the windows creating an array. Students may choose from 4 different haunted houses and 2 different sized windows. Once students have created their haunted house, they will complete the Haunted House Array Info Sheet. On the Haunted House Array Info Sheet…

Math Crafts are the perfect way to review math skills, leave for a sub, or a fun end of week activity that makes a fun Halloween and fall display or bulletin board! This math craft will review ways to represent numbers by having students use base ten blocks to create a skeleton. Students will then u...