These Octover crafts are adorable, engaging math crafts that are perfect for October and Halloween. Choose from place value, making 10 or 2D shapes…our use them all!
These Halloween Math crafts looks bright and cute hanging in your hallway or on a class bulletin board as well. There are so many ways to use these. I’ve also included several response sheets that are differentiated to suit the needs of your students.
The Peek a Boo pocket chart resource provides a fun game for your students. They will squeal with delight when they guess the correct letter or sight word that the ghost is ‘hiding’ behind.
Gustavo the Ghost is a great Halloween read aloud and this book companion resource includes hands on activities, crafts and more.
Trick or Treat Learning is Sweet bulletin board will brighten up any classroom or hallway. A perfect board for October and Halloween. Show off your students’ work with this cute board!
You can find my seasonal resources here. I also have some Fall lesson ideas your students will love here.
Of course every blog post needs some freebies…am I right!?! These FREE resources can easily be implemented into your month to keep your students engaged.
I love working on adjectives in October! One of my favorite activities is to write on a pumpkin with a sharpie all the adjectives my students can think of that relate to pumpkins. Sticky, orange, plump, round etc. Then we leave that pumpkin in our room all month as a decoration!
Lay out pumpkins with letters or sight words to practice automaticity and find a wind up toy. I use a Frankenstein from the Dollar Tree. Wherever he stops your students have to read the word or say the letter/sound. SO much ‘Franken Fun’!
Happy Halloween and enjoy!
