Elementary students love holiday fun during the Spooky Season. Explore various ways to make learning meaningful and ignite an exciting spark that creates fun during math lessons with these Halloween activities. Plus, scroll to the bottom to find a free activity to add to small groups and more.
1. Multiplication Practice
With a good old-fashioned game of memory in mind, give your students the chance to practice their multiplication skills with this game of Monster Multiplication Memory. Students will have the opportunity to practice multiplying and looking for the product as a match. A practice sheet is also included to practice the math facts.
2. Comparing Decimals
This game is similar to the card game War, with a twist. In this Slap and Trap math game, students are given cards, and they take turns laying down a card each. The first person to slap the stack has to put them in ascending order quickly. If they do, they win the set. If they do not, they must create a discard pile. While this is one way to play, there are many other ways. Hopefully, students don't get stuck in the sticky webbing.
3. Color By Number
There are several options shown below. Each set includes different options for math practice. Your students can practice rounding with base ten numbers, as well as solving expressions using the order of operations. These sets have a Halloween theme.
4. Math Riddles
With these Solve and See Halloween-themed math riddles, students can solve math problems. After solving problems, students will reveal letters that can be unscrambled to find the answer to the riddle provided. This activity is in a printable and digital format.
Simple, Yet Needed
Grab these FREE I Have, Who Has Division cards with a Halloween-themed background to get your students excited about practicing simple facts. I hope you enjoy!
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Low Prep Halloween Activities for the Holiday Season
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