Ready to print: Halloween sheets
When to use them
The last week of October is exciting and hard to settle. Puzzles with pumpkins and bats keep practice going while the class is buzzing, and the pictures are friendly rather than scary, so they suit every classroom.
Make your own
Picture puzzlesPumpkin, ghost, bat, spider, candy and moon puzzles.
Name tracingName practice with a Halloween frame.
Handwriting practiceCopy a spooky (but friendly) sentence of the week.
Picture additionPicture sums with the Halloween border.
MazesHelp the ghost find the pumpkin.
Dot to dotJoin the dots to make a pumpkin or a ghost.
Theme packsA Halloween pack: maze, dot to dot, mystery picture and puzzles.
Tracing linesBats, spiders and ghosts on every line.
Ideas for the week
- Halloween morning: the picture word search and crossword with pumpkin, ghost, bat and moon.
- Quiet time: the color-and-trace pages; Ink saver turns every border picture into one more thing to color.
- Practice as usual: keep this week’s handwriting or spelling, just switch on the Halloween theme.
- Math: count and add with the Halloween border for a seasonal warm-up.