Halloween

This page has some fun word search puzzles, a class bingo game, a crossword puzzle, letter mix-up games, a cryptogram puzzle, and a mystery graph picture. Try out our free Halloween printables today!

Print Halloween math worksheets for all levels, covering addition, subtraction, division, multiplication, place value, fractions, and telling time.

Pull out your markers, colored pencils, and crayons. Color a charming little witch, a hairy werewolf, a friendly Frankenstein monster, and a cute jack-o-lantern.

Dozens of cut-and-glue craft projects including free Halloween activities for your students. Make a witch, a scarecrow, and a Frankenstein monster. There are also diorama craft,paper bag puppets, cootie catchers, and crowns.

Activities on this page include sentence building learning centers, cut-and-glue phonics activities, and word-picture sorting cards, and more free worksheets.

In this section, you'll be able to print both fiction and non-fiction reading comprehension passages. We also have writing prompts, poems, and graphic organizers.

Here's a complete spelling unit for your first graders. Includes a word list and about a dozen worksheets. Spelling words: bat, spook, moon, cat, boo, black, witch, corn, candy, and dark.

The second grade Halloween unit has a word list, a cloze sentence activity, flashcards, a word wheel, a word search, and assessment tools. Word list: spell, charm, witch, fly, kettle, black, wand, night, broom, brew, and spell.

The STW Halloween spelling unit for 3rd grade has a word list, a cloze sentence activity, a fix-the-misspelled-word worksheet, a word search puzzle, flashcards, and assessment tools. Word list: shadow, candy, toad, witch, cat, midnight, goblin, trick-or-treat, monster, skeleton, ghost, spooky, candlestick, broom, treats, frighten, cobweb, costume, black, and spider.

Fourth grade (Level D) has a word list, assessment tools, a word search, alphabetical order activities, and a question-answer worksheet. Word list: skeleton, scarecrow, witch, vampire, eyeball, trick-or-treat, wizard, October, ghost, broomstick, spider, and goblin.

The fifth grade spelling unit has a build-a-word-search activity, a fix-the-misspelled-words worksheet, and a word scramble. The list features some challenging words: ghoulish, goblins, hoax, frightening, Frankenstein, costumes, tombstone, spooky, horror, skeleton, werewolf, gruesome, spider, phantom, nightmare, magical, haunted house, ghostly, cauldron, vampire, and haystacks.

Here are some worksheets and printable activities that go along with the novel, Bunnicula, by Deborah and James Howe. Includes comprehension questions, vocabulary review sheets, and puzzles.

This page has a set of activities to go along with the chapter book, Candy Corn Contest, by Patricia Reilly Giff. Contains printable comprehension questions, vocabulary activities, bookmarks, and a word search puzzle.

These printables can be used to supplement the book, Magic Tree House #3: Mummies in the Morning. Download and print a Mary Pope Osborne scavenger hunt, vocabulary cards, reading comprehension questions, and much more.

Print squirrel math mystery pictures, autumn reading comprehension passages, scarecrow math worksheets, fall calendars, and much more.

Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos in Spanish, is usually celebrated from November 1 to November 2. We have several coloring pages and a reading comprehension worksheet on the holiday.

We have printables for most major holidays. When Halloween's over, print some Thanksgiving resources! Then try the Christmas worksheets!

Halloween is a widely celebrated holiday that offers a great opportunity for elementary school students to learn and have fun in the classroom. Traditionally observed on October 31, Halloween is rich in history and cultural significance, making it an ideal topic for students to explore through creative lessons and activities. Teachers can introduce students to the origins of Halloween, discussing how it evolved from ancient Celtic festivals like Samhain to the modern-day traditions of trick-or-treating, costume wearing, and pumpkin carving. By learning about the historical and cultural aspects of Halloween, students can gain a deeper appreciation for the holiday while also engaging in enjoyable classroom activities.

Incorporating Halloween-themed teaching materials adds an exciting and educational twist to everyday lessons. For example, math problems can be transformed into spooky word problems involving Halloween characters, while reading and writing exercises can focus on creating stories or poems about ghosts, witches, skeletons, pumpkins, or haunted houses. Art projects, such as crafting paper pumpkins or designing Halloween masks, allow students to express their creativity while also enhancing fine motor skills. Science lessons can even incorporate Halloween themes, like exploring the life cycle of pumpkins or conducting fun experiments with candy. By integrating Halloween into different subjects, teachers create a festive and immersive learning environment that captures students' imaginations.

Using Halloween-themed materials in the classroom encourages a balance between learning and fun, ensuring that students stay engaged while still developing important skills. Super Teacher Worksheets provides free Halloween themed activities like Halloween trivia games, scavenger hunts, and costume contests that not only give enjoyment but also foster teamwork and problem-solving. These activities create lasting memories and make learning more enjoyable for students. With a variety of teaching materials available, educators can design lesson plans that celebrate Halloween while reinforcing academic concepts, making the holiday a valuable and enriching experience for elementary school students.