Halloween math craft first grade

Math crafts are my favorite Friday activity! Here's a simple, fun, and free one for Halloween! Spider Addition! All you need to make this is: black paper (I used 6 x 7.5 inch, but you can use any size you want!) a white crayon spiders - I used spider rings with the ring part cut off, but you could also use stickers or even have your kids draw some. optional: background paper to glue it all on :) On a piece of black paper, have your kids draw a web. It may be easiest if you do this as a…

Grab this FREE Halloween Fact Families Math Center to reinforce addition and subtraction fact families with your 1st grade students.

Easy Frankenstein Craft for Kids - This monster tarsia puzzle is great for autum fall or harvest festivals for Halloween in October. Add an academic twist with these hands-on math puzzles! Choose from addition, subtraction, division, multiplication, adding and subtracting within 100, or addition and subtraction within 1000. A great craftivity for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th grade students! (first, second, third, fourth graders, Year 1, 2, 3, 4)

Grab a FREE halloween Math craft here! These math crafts are perfect for October to use in your first grade class!

Click here to download Monster Math FREEBIES for addition and subtraction. These are fun! All you need is a variety of wiggle/googly eyes, dice, and the free templates included here!

Ten Frames will support students in multiple content areas of mathematics. In addition they can help move students from an emergent understanding of joining two groups to a more structured and coordinated process. This will help them learn to better explain addition and also make them open to naturally learning strategies like the 'turnaround' strategy and bridging. Playing games with ten frames makes math so much more fun! My monster themed ten frame addition packet includes 4 activities to…

Are you an early elementary teacher looking for Halloween math activities? Today, I’m sharing a Halloween math craft. This fact family activity can be an independent or a math partner activity. Building fact family knowledge is essential for understanding numbers and operations with addition and subtraction. Early elementary students can practice their fact family skills and complete math fact quick quizzes before completing this craft. Learn more about this Halloween math crafts for kids!

These Halloween part part whole activities help kids learn about decomposing numbers and fact families. They make an awesome addition to October math

These Halloween Math activities are spooky fun! Use the pumpkin adding, scarecrow fact families, and ghost counting for math ideas!

Mix math and art with this free autumn integrated curriculum project for first grade addition. Students roll and add two numbers, and then create their own coloring design. Great to add to your fall classroom decor or to reuse as a board game in your math centers and math tubs! #firstgrademath #1stgrademath #firstgradeautumnprojects #additionprojects #integrated curriculum #crosscurricularteaching #freemath #freemathfirstgrade