Halloween Math With Free Printable

Halloween is so much fun, and it’s a holiday that can be celebrated in so many ways. From pumpkin carving to dressing up in costumes, Halloween is fun for everyone. I like to find extra ways to make Halloween fun, so I created a Halloween math printable that can be used with candy, cheerios, crayons, or anything else you’ve got around (plastic spiders?!).

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Ways to Use the Printable

These printables are perfect for any age group because you can do so many different things in the boxes. When our 11 year old did a couple of these, he doodled different designs in each box. My kindergartener colored the squares, and my 4 and 2 year old both put cheerios in the boxes.

Some other ideas to fill the boxes include:

Plastic spiders
Candy
Googly Eyes
Paint
Cheez-its
Gold fish crackers
Coins
Drawings of pumpkins, bats, or other Halloween related drawings

How to Print the Free Halloween Math Worksheets

I didn’t want these Printable to be huge, so I created them to fit two to a sheet on portrait mode. When you click ‘print’, you will need to change the printer settings and choose 2 pages to 1 sheet so that 2 pages of the Printable will print on the same page.

If it doesn’t automatically make the printables fit on the same page, just choose to print them as 5×7 images, which will definitely fit 2 to a page.

Now, if you prefer to have large printables, go ahead and choose to fit one page of the printable to one sheet of paper and it will print well that way, too.

Halloween Math Printables

You may notice a slight difference from the original graphics for this post… the only change is that I added 10 boxes instead of 8 boxes.

Final Thoughts on Halloween Math Free Printables

Holidays are the perfect time to implement fun learning opportunities. This Halloween Math Printable can be used anywhere and can be fun for all ages, although it is more designed for ages 6 and under.

What Halloween learning activities do you like to do with your kids? Tell me about it in the comments!

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18 thoughts on “Halloween Math With Free Printable”

This is such a festive, creative idea! I’ll have to recommend this to the teachers in my family! Thanks for sharing!
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Sarah says:

October 26, 2019 at 10:08 am

Thanks for reading!

Love this Halloween math printable idea! We used to do these kinds of things for every holiday when my kids were younger, it was a good way to make homeschool less work and more fun!