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Halloween 120 Chart Mystery Pictures–Fun Math Coloring Activity | K & 1st Grade

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Make math fun this Halloween with these 120 Chart Mystery Pictures! Perfect for Kindergarten and 1st Grade, this printable activity helps students build number sense, practice number patterns, and enjoy coloring fun Halloween-themed surprises! ✨ Skills Covered:Number recognitionNumber writing (1–120)Even & odd numbersCounting practiceColor-by-code logic✨ Mystery Pictures Included:PumpkinGhostHaunted CastleCandy CornVampire FaceBlack CatFrankenstein’s FaceSpooky Owl ✨ How to Use:Pick a chart b

K - 1st

Basic Operations, Numbers, Other (Math)

CCSS

K.CC.A.1

, K.CC.A.2

, 1.NBT.A.1

Also included in: Halloween 120 Chart BUNDLE – Mystery Pictures & Practice Set | Fun Math Activiti

Halloween Mega Bundle | SEL, Games, & Calendar Pieces | Real Photos

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Kleiner Schatz Learning

🎃 Halloween Mega Bundle | SEL, Games, & Calendar PiecesMake your classroom festive, inclusive, and engaging this October with the Halloween Mega Bundle! This all-in-one set combines social-emotional learning visuals, fun classroom games, and calendar pieces—everything you need for a month of learning and celebration. What’s Included: ✅ 10 Inclusive Halloween Posters – Celebrate the season with real photos that promote diversity and festive fun (not scary). ✅ 24 Real Photo Flashcards +

PreK - 1st

Classroom Community, Numbers, Vocabulary

Halloween Math Prank Activity House Haunted by 6 7 Six Seven 6-7 Differentiated

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Inspire Math Matematyka

Dare to enter the House Haunted by 67, a Math Challenge (8 differentiated versions: Multi-digit Operations, Decimals, Fractions, Radicals, Algebraic Expressions, Integers) wrapped in a Halloween mystery, where numbers whisper and dice decide your fate. Students roll their dice to create numbers and follow a spooky sequence of calculations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, trying to get any result... except 67. But beware, no one has ever escaped. Is it really possible? Or

4th - 8th

Algebra, Decimals, Fractions