This Halloween counting song is simple and easy for toddlers and preschoolers to learn. Children can use their fingers as they say each verse and also include actions of what each monster says.
The Halloween Songs and Rhymes Posters are great to display within the learning environment for Halloween! These are easy and catchy songs to teach children based on a Halloween theme. These songs include action and counting songs which can be used during group time or during transitions.
Children can create these pumpkins as part of Halloween celebrations.
This Halloween, create a monster wreath to hang in the room.
What to do:
The Halloween I Spy is a great counting game for children, Children have to count the correct "scary" picture objects and write the correct amount next to the picture. These can be laminated and children can circle the objects as they count. Great to use as a Halloween activity.
Monster Colour Match is a simple and fun activity that enables children to choose the correct colour of the monster from the colour options given. This is great activity for colour recognition and for children learning colours.
Laminate these for long lasting. Children can peg, add blocks, add playdough, circle the correct colour they choose.
Alphabet Witches Match enables children to match the correct letter on the witches hat to the correct witch. This activity supports children in recognising the letters of the alphabet, improves their concentration and memory as well as practice visual discrimination.
Monster Colouring Pages enable children to create their own monster. They can colour, collage, paint a monster of their own.
Pumpkin Head Shapes is a simple activity for children. Children have to choose the correct shape to add to the pumpkin to complete the pumpkin head face.
These can be laminated and use with the shapes provided or even as playdough mats. A great Halloween activity.
The Witches Brew Bubble Counting encourages children to identify the number on the cauldron and add the matching number of bubbles on top of the cauldron. These can be laminated and also used with play dough. This is great for children beginning to recognise numbers and also for counting and one-to-one correspondence.
