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Spooktacular October Learning Roundup: Engaging Halloween Resources for First and Second Graders

Writer: preppedinprimary
preppedinprimary
Aug 12, 2024
2 min read

Updated: Aug 30


Witch Themed Math Mystery Picture for First and Second Grade

As Halloween approaches, it's the perfect time to add some spooky fun to your educational lessons!


Whether you are a teacher looking to engage your students during such an exciting time or a parent looking for educational activities, this product roundup has you covered!


From math puzzles with a haunting twist to writing activities that help students get in the Halloween spirit, these materials are designed to make learning in October a real treat!


Math resources:

A great way to get students excited about math during Halloween time is through color by number activities and math mystery puzzles. Both of these types of activities encourage students to accurately solve math problems to color or put a picture together.




Phonics resources:

Digital word building activities are a fun way to get students practicing any phonics skills they are learning in class. These Halloween phonics word building slides are great for whole group instruction or individual work. These are sure to get students in the Halloween spirit!




Writing resources:

Directed draw and write activities are an awesome way to encourage students to practice creative, personal narrative, and opinion writing during Halloween time. These Halloween directed drawing activities feature writing prompts for a variety of writing types and feature steps on how to draw different Halloween items. These activities are also great for sub plans and/or Halloween writing stations.

















Halloween cut and paste Bingo game is the perfect way to teach students Halloween-related vocabulary while also providing an opportunity for students to practice their fine motor skills. With cut and paste bingo, students customize their bingo board ordering pieces in any way they want. Then, the teacher will read the clue cards, students guess, and then cover the item on their board until they get 4 in a row or black out. This is such a fun party game and provides hours of fun and learning.

 
 
 

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