Last week, I made some Halloween Counting Clip Cards for numbers between 10 and 20 to see if E was up to handling those numbers. She had a little trouble at first, but she figured out a strategy to keep her 1:1 correspondence straight quickly and did great after that.
While I was at it, I made similar printables for a few other number ranges, too. Here’s one step down for preschoolers: Halloween Counting Clip Cards (5-10).
For this one, I used images of bats, brooms, cauldrons, frogs, pumpkins, rats, trees, and spiders for a hopefully non-scary but still Halloween-y theme.
Print out the pages (there are 2 pages with 4 clip cards each), laminate them, and provide clothespins to mark the correct answers. Or mix it up and use other means of marking the correct answer. Dry erase markers, stickers, Halloween erasers or other manipulatives would be great choices.
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Are your kids working on counting? I’ve got the perfect printable pack for you!
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Check out these other Halloween activities:
Spelling Halloween Words with Beads
Rainbow Eyeballs Color Matching Puzzles
G is for Ghost Dot Marker Coloring Pages
Halloween Shaving Cream Sensory Activity by Hands On As We Grow
Halloween Math: Combinations of 5 & 10 from Gift of Curiosity
Spider Web Walking Halloween Game from No Time for Flash Cards
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Anna Bilotta says
October 24, 2015 at 5:59 amCant’t wait to use these in my classroom
Tina {Simple Fun for Kids} says
October 24, 2015 at 6:48 amI’m so glad you like the printable, Anna! I hope your kids enjoy them!