Uncategorised / Oct 13, 2023

Our Favorite Halloween Resources from TpT

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Fall is one of the best times of the year to be a teacher; the leaves are changing, the air is crisp and the season is rich in content ideas. That said, some of us need some spooktacular inspiration for Halloween to keep our content fresh and fun. If that sounds like you, try these resources from TpT!

Below you’ll find a list of great seasonal resources from Teachers Pay Teachers (TpT). Every resource listed is under $5.00, so they are easy to add to your teacher toolkit.

Without further ado, here are some TpT treats (whoever said teachers were too old to trick or treat?):


Halloween TpT Resources for Math 

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Mathematical Monster Mash, by Teaching with a Mountain View, (Grades 4-7): With 12 pages packed full of mathematical magic, you’ll have an easy time apple-pickin’ from this bunch of activities which include topics from factoring to measuring distance. 

 

 

 

Halloween Math2 (1)Halloween Math Friends, by Games 4 Learning, (Grades 1-4): Learning math doesn’t need to give your little boos and ghouls a fright!  Halloween Math Friends uses math strips to help teach addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. There’s something for everybody, as this lesson plan has differentiated lessons! 


Halloween TpT Resources for STEM

Halloweenstem1 (1) Halloween STEM Challenges, by Brooke Brown, (Grades 1-5): Your students will have a spooktacular time creating, learning, and competing on projects such as pumpkin towers and spider web bridges.  

 

 

 

Halloweenstem2 (1)Science Journals: Spooky Science, by Caffeine and Kindergarten, (Grades PreK-3): There are no tricks, only treats with this lesson plan!  Add on these 4 spooktastic hands-on experiments, and students get to put their science skills to the test.

 


Halloween TpT Resources for Reading

Halloweenreading2 (1)Halloween Writing Project, Jen Bengel, (Grades 2-6): Are your little monsters scared of writing?  If so, this is just the lesson plan for them! Get them to create and tell stories about a pet monster that even Dr. Frankenstein would be proud of!

 

 

 

Halloweenreading1 (1)Reader’s Theater: Halloween, Deb Hanson, (Grades 4-6): Need a frightfully good way to keep your students engaged with reading and writing?  Then let them act out these plays, and get the chance to have a boo-rific class discussion.

 


Halloween TpT Resources for Social Studies

Halloweensocial1 (1)Day of the Dead Social Studies Mini-Unit, A Page Out of History, (Grades 2-6): Your students won’t have any bones to pick with you after this neat and boo-tiful lesson on the Mexican “Day of the Dead”.  

 

 

 

Halloween Gnome TownHalloweensocial2 (1): Map Skills, TiePlay Educational Resources, (Grades 3-4): To conclude the day, hone your little trick-or-treaters map skills by teaching them how to get around Gnome Town!  

 

 

 


What activities do you plan to do with your class for Halloween this year? DM us on socials with photos of your activities, classrooms, or plans and we will share out with the teacher community!

Updated by ClassTag Staff 10/2023

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