Play 2 Learn Printables

pumpkin spin and spell

Use this spinner to build the word! Print it on cardstock, and laminate. Use a pin to poke through the middle of the circle. Place a paperclip on a brad, and put the brad through the hole. Bend the clips from the brad and flick the spinner! If you land on the letter "o" then put a word tile for that letter on the corresponding space on the game card! If you spin a letter you don't need, you miss a turn!

Halloween graphing and spinner

Use this spinner to play a graphing game! Print it on cardstock, and laminate. Then, use a pin to poke through the middle of the circle. Place a paperclip on a brad, and put the brad through the hole. Bend the clips from the brad and flick the spinner! If you land on a black cat, put a marker in the correct column on the graph!

cat pumpkin ghost calendar pieces

These calendar pieces produce an abc repeating pattern. If you would like the monthly header, it can be found on the calendar page under headers.

 

roll a jack-o-lantern

Print both the instruction sheet and the game pieces. Cut out the game pieces and then laminate. Use a die and have children build their jack-o-lantern! Make this into a fun game. Players take turns rolling the die once. If they roll a six, then they add the piece next to the six on the game instruction sheet. If they roll a six again, they miss that turn!

 

cat/pumpkin/ghost math mat

Print this ghost math mat. Children use a die to roll a number, or pull a number from a bag or container. They then place a small object like a foam piece on the appropriate number of images to fill the grid. This activity helps build one to one correspondence and matching skills.

 

Pumpkin number lines

Use these pumpkin number lines to tape to student work areas as a reference for sequential counting. There is a page of lines from 1-10 and a page of lines from 1-20. Use them also as a guide for students to sort the pumpkins in pumpkin number ordering.

pumpkin number ordering

Students can seriate the pumpkins in the correct order. Use the pumpkin number lines as a guide if needed.

bat numeration

This student activity sheet encourages students to work on one to one correspondence. Use this for evidence of learning, or just to practice numeration skills. Students cut out the appropriate number of bats and glue them next to the numbers. One bat sheet can be used for more than one student. Use 1-5 or 6-10 depending on ability level.

 

bat color flip book 1

bat color flip book 2

To make these flip books, print the first page of a set and then turn it over and insert it into your printer to print the second page. You may have to experiment with the format of your printer. Students can color, then cut along the lines to make these cute flip books.