Halloween arrays craft

I love math. It's my favorite time of day and my favorite to teach. Mostly because it seems like every year, my kids come to me and hate math. I'm not sure why, really. But when they leave me, Math is all they ever talk about! This was a fun activity we did in October when teaching arrays. There are many variations you can do with it and it will still be just as cute. After learning about arrays from our math program, students then decided what kind of monster they wanted to create…

Do your students need to review multiplication strategies ? This resource is perfect for fall and will get students practicing arrays, repeated addition, number line, skip counting, and equal groups. No prep needed ! Just print and students can find an equation by rolling a pair of dice OR use some of the pre-made templates that come with a multiplication equation.Click here for the FULL FALL CRAFT BUNDLE!!!

Halloween bulletin board- Monster Arrays. Students were learning about arrays in math to help them with addition. They got to create their own array by gluing googly eyes onto the monster of their choice. On the white piece of paper, they wrote about their array.

We are learning about arrays in second grade. Since Halloween is just around the corner, we did an art project and made arrays to get some extra math practice. I can make a quick infor…

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)

Are your students learning about Arrays around Halloween time? This Haunted House Arrays Math Craftivity is a fun and seasonal craft that gives students practice on creating and explaining arrays. Students create a haunted house with the windows creating an array. Students may choose from 4 different haunted houses and 2 different sized windows. Once students have created their haunted house, they will complete the Haunted House Array Info Sheet. On the Haunted House Array Info Sheet…

It’s fall in 3rd grade! In math, my students have working on a number of fall- and Halloween-themed activities. Two weeks ago, when I started my student teaching placement, my cooperating teacher was finishing a project in math that she called “Frankenlines”.

Halloween Multiplication Facts Practice - Halloween Activities Third Grade

This week my super second graders were hard at work developing their multiplication skills. We were working on repeated addition and arrays. We use EnVision math at my school which is a great program, but I wanted to spend more than one day focusing on arrays since they’ll be using them from now until 5th grade. This week in reading,…