Inside: Print these Halloween Preschool Printables and have the best Halloween with your preschooler EVER.
Halloween is just around the corner and what better way to prepare for it than with a few fun and educational printables? Get your preschooler in the spirit with pumpkin math problems and silly monster crafts. Holidays are a great way to incorporate more learning. Kids are excited about pumpkins, spiders, and monsters, so they’re excited about having them to learn with!
And what a fun time of year!
Filled with spooky stories, yummy treats, and tons of pretending, it’s a preschooler’s dream come true!
If you have children who are getting ready for their first real Halloween this year, put your fears aside that it’s too early to start. My youngest children were often too exhausted to Trick or Treat for very long, but were excited in the weeks before Halloween to celebrate and have this extra special season with activities I designed JUST for them.
You can find everything here from simple puzzles (perfect for toddlers) up to more complex tasks like designing their own monster using familiar shapes.
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You want your kids to have fun and create great memories, and that’s why I put together this set of awesome printables for your preschooler this Halloween.
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Best Halloween Preschool Books on Amazon
We love reading books ahead of introducting an activity or game, and this is no different. Here are a few books I have either purchased myself or found in my local library:
You can click any of the images above to check the price on Amazon.
I picked these books because they’re full to the brim of beautiful images, and are Halloween classics that every preschooler will love.
What Supplies Do You Need to Use Halloween Preschool Worksheets?
Of course, the first thing you’ll need is the actual printables, I’ve created a handy list at the bottom of this post with everything you’ll need, check it out by clicking here!
Here is the list of everything you need.
–A laminator– If you want to keep these printables around as long as you can, so I recommend laminating the pages so you can get the most use out of them. I have three children, so these cards get a lot of use.
-Scissors- You have to cut out the cards, you can use scissors, or this fancy paper cutter.
–Manipulatives– This is just a fancy word for something they can use with their hands to create or solve the problem with. So you can use anything you have on hand. Pompoms, tiny erasers, or clothespins to help those fine motor skills muscles. I always go for the clothespins, because opening them is SO good for those muscles they’ll need when they start writing. Some of the printables will require these, others will not, but they’re good to have on hand.
Preschool Printables for Halloween, How to Differentiate
These cards were put together lovingly by me, with preparing my kids for kindergarten in mind. I love creating things my kids will love and enjoy, and will help boost their knowledge.
You can make a lot of these work for older or younger kids by changing little things in each set. For the Feed the Pumpkin printable as an example, you can give your child just a few pieces of “candy” to feed their pumpkin, so there aren’t as many choices. Giving them letters a-g would make it a lot easier to find the letter e, compared to all the letters in the alphabet.
To make it more difficult, you can create a word out of these letters– you might need to print them more than once to create certain words– then you can do something like “HALLOWEEN” and have your child create as many words out of the bigger word as they can.
My kindergartener is learning to read, so it’s fun for us to talk about all the words he sees on the paper, and the ones he can create.
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Halloween Preschool Worksheets
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Halloween Preschool Printables
Halloween is the perfect time to get kids excited about learning and explore their creativity. A Halloween theme will help your child's creativity and imagination as they learn, which can be a lot of fun for the whole family!
These are my favorite to make because cute Halloween art is just so adorable and colorful, I can't resist it. So expect this list to grow. If you love Halloween too, I recommend grabbing my Classroom bundle, below. It is a collection of every Halloween product I have, most of which I created last year. This year I have more ideas, and more to create. You can ensure you'll get all of my Halloween products if you grab that growing bundle, and it will include everything Halloween I create moving forward. It's a great deal!
But if you just wanted a few products, I've listed them all below for you. I hope you love them!
Classroom Halloween Bundle - All My Halloween Products in One Bundle
If you prefer to buy these one by one, then you can find each thing listed underneath, but if you'd like to have one bundle price that will save you a few dollars, I highly recommend this one. This is a growing bundle, which means you'll be able to download each new item as I add it to the store, so this price will surely go up soon as I add more in this coming season.
You can click through as see what is included, but right now you'll receive:
-Bingo Cards
-Bookmarks
-Write the Room Activities
-Roll a Monster Dice Game
-Fall Animals Pre-Writing Worksheets
-Write your Name in Pumpkins
-Preschool Numbers and Letters Recognition Worksheets
-Monster Letter Tracing Practice
-Halloween Memory Game
-Feed the Pumpkin Literacy Game
AND MORE TO COME
Halloween Memory Game for Preschoolers
Halloween Memory Game for Preschoolers is such a great way to keep the fun of Halloween in the classroom without scaring any children. The art on this is SO cute and fun, your students will love it.
If you're a teacher looking for a nice and easy way to add fun into your Halloween learning, this is it.
I love how easy these are to just print and use!
WHAT IS INCLUDED?
- 24 matches, printed three matches per page
WHO IS IT FOR?
- This is perfect for preschoolers and kindergarten classrooms
- Classroom parties are always a fun time to introduce memory games
- Make Halloween fun with these cute monsters, pumpkins, ghosts and other cute Halloween objects.
FEATURES
- Give your child a fun Halloween printable
- Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers to practice matching and memory before kindergarten
- Each page is 8.5" x 11", but you can adjust this in your printer settings.
Roll-A-Monster Preschool Game
Roll a Monster game is a fun Halloween activity to be played in small groups, or kids vs parents!
Take turns rolling a dice and collecting the pieces needed to build their Monsters. You'll need to roll all numbers from 1-6 to win.
The first player who builds the complete monster wins! All the pieces are glued together so kids will end up with a silly customized monster craft that parents LOVE
Choose between three monster bodies, five eye looks, four sets of horns (and a party hat!), five nose shapes, six mouth shapes and three spot sequences. Each craft will be completely unique.
YOU WILL NEED A DICE TO PLAY THIS GAME.
Halloween Bingo Cards
The perfect game for those classroom parties this Halloween. If you're a room mom or a teacher looking for a nice and easy game with virtually zero prep, this is it. Preschool parties, kindergarten classroom parties or first grade classroom parties. I love how easy these are to just print and use!
All you need is these cards, candy corn, and prizes for everyone to win. The Dollar Tree is my favorite place to get cute prizes.
This set comes with 22 different bingo cards and a set of calling cards.
Feed the Pumpkin Halloween Alphabet Fluency Game
Feed the Pumpkin Sorting Game for Preschoolers! A great way to practice fluency in letters and numbers with a fun little game. I don't know what it is about feeding things, but kids LOVE this game.
If you're a teacher looking for a nice and easy way to incorporate a cute little pumpkin into your alphabet learning, this is it.
I love how easy these are to just print and use!
WHAT IS INCLUDED?
- One Large Pumpkin Face - Put this on a box or on top of a small metal bucket from Target.
- All of the letters of the alphabet to feed your pumpkin. This is great for learning to recognize letter sounds! Letters are like dogs. Just like dogs they have a name (dog) and they say something (woof! or even bark!), we talk about the names and sounds of each letter before placing it in the pumpkin.
WHO IS IT FOR?
- This is perfect for preschoolers learning about the sounds of the alphabet, and working on fluency.
FEATURES
- Kids love the pictures and fun patterns that go along with this activity, and for some reason they LOVE feeding their pumpkins!
- Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers to learn alphabet names and sounds before kindergarten
- Help your child learn to identify letter sounds
- Each page is 8.5" x 11", but you can adjust this in your printer settings.
Rainbow Monster Fine Motor Skills Play Dough Mats for Preschoolers
Rainbow Monster Fine Motor Skills Play Dough Mats for Preschoolers! These dough mats are great for working on those fine motor skills, creativity, and imagination!
If you're a teacher looking for a nice and easy way to incorporate monsters into your preschool learning, this is it.
I love how easy these are to just print and use!
WHAT IS INCLUDED?
6 pages of Monsters
- Red
- Orange
- Yellow
- Green
- Blue
- Purple
WHO IS IT FOR?
- This is perfect for preschoolers
- Make Halloween fun with these cute monster bodies!
FEATURES
- Give your child a fun Halloween printable
- Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers to learn fine motor skills before kindergarten
- Each page is 8.5" x 11", but you can adjust this in your printer settings.
Fall Counting Play Dough Mats for Preschoolers
Autumn Counting Mats are awesome for preschoolers! These printables are not just a fun way for children to learn. They also make the learning process more interactive and engaging. Use these number cards to help your child interact with you while he or she is homeschooling.
I love the art on these, the soft browns in the background and the dark orange in the ten frames say autumn.
For the preschool classroom or homeschool these mats provide and engaging way to practice early math skills like counting and matching numbers with objects.
I love how easy these are to just print and use, but I HIGHLY recommend laminating these papers.
WHAT IS INCLUDED?
- 10 pages of Counting Mats
WHO IS IT FOR?
- Great for homeschoolers
- Perfect for preschool teachers
- Anyone looking to add fine motor skills practice into their child's life
FEATURES
- Your child will learn how to count with this fun, hands on play doh mat
- Learning numbers is easier than ever with play doh mats. Kids will be excited about their "work" as they learn
- Play Doh mats are a great way to warm up a student who is new to the classroom, making it perfect for the first week of school.
- A great way to supplement math work you might already have on hand
- Provide a way for your child to have fun while learning AND making things at the same time.
- Encourage creativity by giving them a space where they can get messy.
- Help little ones learn their numbers and the correct order
Each page is 8.5" x 11", but you can adjust this in your printer settings.
Halloween Gnomes Memory Game for Preschoolers
Halloween Gnomes Memory Game for Preschoolers is such a great way to keep the fun of Halloween in the classroom without scaring any children. The art on this is SO cute and fun, your students will love it. Gnomes are so popular today, and these Halloween ones are so colorful and pretty.
If you're a teacher looking for a nice and easy way to add fun into your Halloween learning, this is it.
I love how easy these are to just print and use!
WHAT IS INCLUDED?
- 15 Matches across 4 pages, with a page to use on the back of your cards.
WHO IS IT FOR?
- This is perfect for preschoolers and kindergarten classrooms
- Classroom parties are always a fun time to introduce memory games
- Make Halloween fun with these cute gnomes!
FEATURES
- Give your child a fun Halloween printable.
- Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers to practice matching and memory before kindergarten.
Pumpkin Preschool Number and Letter Recognition Worksheets
These Pumpkin preschool worksheets are amazing for preschoolers! This is a great way to practice letter recognition. I like to have my little one find all the letters in his name in all the pumpkins, and then write his name above.
26 Printable Monster Alphabet Tracing Worksheets
26 MONSTER Alphabet printables, with each letter having a whole page, with room underneath for tracing letters.
I recommend laminating each page so you can reuse them.
Each page has a different monster that looks like a letter of the alphabet. Underneath each monster there are lines and a greyed out letter for your little to trace.
Adorable Halloween Wall Decor
28 Halloween Wall Decor printables to choose from, you’re sure to find something to put up in your house, that you and your kids will LOVE!
Halloween Bookmarks
Halloween bookmarks! Use these to use in libraries or in classrooms to give away to your students and encourage a love of reading I try to switch ours out every month, so they're new and exciting. You can use them as gifts, add them to your class store as a prize, or use them as a good behavior incentive!
Halloween Word Games
Halloween themed word games! Two word finds, a crossword, and five coloring sheets. These are perfect for classroom parties.
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