Check out this How to Draw Candy Corn printable! It is a simple drawing tutorial for kids and includes a line to write a sentence about candy corn. Although this drawing tutorial looks simple, it can be a challenge for young learners to identify what detail has been added and add that information to their …
There are so many ways you can use plastic spiders to create awesome learning activities and spider crafts. From crafts and books to fine motor skills and counting, your kids will love these spider activities. Does your child think spiders are creepy? Do you? I can relate. The best way to overcome any fears or …
Roll a Jack-O-Lantern Game is one of our favorite Fall and Halloween games! Practice counting, reading a chart, and get creative all with this free, printable Roll a Jack-O-Lantern Game! There are 3 different ways you can play to learn. There are many ways to use this free printable to play and learn! Scroll to …
These FREE, Printable Halloween Story Cards are the perfect way to inspire young storytellers. There are three ways to use these cards to inspire creativity in big groups or individually. Group Story Telling Download, print, and cut out the cards (link at the bottom). Have the group sit in a circle with the story cards …
We love making these easy spider treats for kids. They are great for Halloween parties and get togethers. I love that my kids can get in the kitchen to prepare them with me. You probably have these ingredients on hand (except the fresh donut holes). Ingredients: Donut Holes Pretzel Sticks White Frosting Candy Eyes or …
Want a no carve pumpkin decorating idea or does your school have a contest for Storybook Pumpkins? Here’s a collection of amazing ideas to get your creative juices flowing. What is a Storybook Pumpkin Contest? This time of year, school libraries in the elementary school and middle school of our distract have a storybook pumpkin …
Making Cheesecloth Ghosts is a fun and easy Halloween craft – so easy, my toddler was able to make her own, along with her big sisters! Be sure to allow enough time for the ghosts to dry overnight before decorating Here’s what you’ll need: Sta-Flo liquid starch cheesecloth (available at craft stores and some grocery …
Years ago, a student in my 1st grade class told me about the Switch Witch visiting his house on Halloween Night. We’ll see if she stops by our house tonight! The Switch Witch is an extremely nice witch, who flies around on Halloween night looking for families with a single piece of candy left outside …
Halloween candy isn’t just for eating. You can be learning with candy too! Sorting is one of the best ways. Kids don’t even realize they are learning as they practice this important skill with their candy. Sort by Color Sort by Shape Sort by Type sort by brand -Which did you get the most …
Your preschooler or toddler will love to experiment with symmetry with this October symmetry craft! Fold a piece of construction paper in half and draw one of the outlines shown. Cut it out or let your child cut along the lines for extra practice with scissors. Paint on just one half of your bat or …
Plastic spider rings seem to be everywhere this time of year! Use them to make this awesome Spider Bracelet Craft. Ways to Learn with Plastic Spider Rings: Sort the Spiders by Color Count the Spiders Make Patterns (orange, black, orange, black or orange, orange, black, orange, orange, black) Transfer the spiders from a bowl to an …
A fun Halloween game is always needed for classroom parties. Here are four Halloween Games that will be a hit with your little ones. Simple matching games are so beneficial in early childhood development and this Halloween theme game is so much fun for young children! These Halloween Costume cards are a perfect way …