More Halloween Printables

We've started off this picture of a bat, and provided a finished version for the kids to reference. Can they complete the picture? What expression will they give the bat?

We love these cute Halloween bat number cards and we hope the kids will enjoy them too - use as flashcards, for card games and counting practice with a Halloween twist...We've given you numbers 0 to 20 and a spare bat to fill in how you choose.

Good practice for little hands! Use these Halloween cutting shapes to make a mobile, decorate the house, or stick to cards and invitations.

If you are celebrating Halloween with younger children, either at home or in an early years setting, we've got some ideas for activities that cover all areas of their learning and development.

You can print and slice up this set of 16 Halloween flash cards - some with pictures - for some fun reading practice at Halloween. You can also find four simple CVC words to add to the set here.

Print out this simple Halloween hundred square in colour or black and white and have some fun with maths this Halloween.

Here's a useful pack of hundred squares with a Halloween theme and the times tables 2 through 12 highlighted on each. Laminate them and use them as reference, or put them up as posters perhaps?

Just for fun this Halloween, brighten up the classroom desks or the homework table with these Halloween number lines, which print 3 to a page and are quick to slice and distribute.

Our Halloween paper dolls will need some good costumes to dress up in - and here they are! Print, colour and cut out...

NEW! This set of fun Hallowen room decorations come with simple outlines so that the kids can help you cut them out and string them around the room, pin them to the notice board and otherwise use them to decorate the house or classroom for Halloween.

Make a fun file folder / display book game in which the children have to find the matching shadow (in Halloween orange!) and place the pictures on top. There are 2 pages of images and 2 pages of shadows included, as well as instructions, in the pack.

45 word cards with a Halloween theme! Cut them out and use them on a Halloween display or word wall, or just put them up as they are to inspire some Halloween writing.

Here's a simple haunted house maze which provides a fun writing activity for children. First they need to work out the witch's route through the haunted house and up to the roof and her waiting broomstick, and then write about it.

If your little monsters like cutting things up, put those scissor to good use on our monster cutting shapes worksheet!

Print these Monster finger puppets for your children so that they can put on a puppet show with their friends! You could also print them out, tie them up with a Halloween-coloured ribbon, and give them out with (or instead of) your "treats" to trick-or-treaters.

Choose from 5 different "fill in the blanks" versions of our monster hundred square, included 3 levels of random numbers, and one each for odds and evens. You could use the complete monster hundred square for self-checking or reference, too.

The kids can trace over the lines of our funny monster tracing page and then perhaps either colour him in or write something inside the body.

Here's a fun idea for Halloween!

Four cheeky spiders have woven a web for the children to practise their scissor skills on! Perfect for Halloween, an insect theme, or any time at all...