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Let your students build ghostly designs using pattern blocks — an engaging, hands-on activity that combines math, art, and Halloween fun! Students fill in ghost templates with geometric shapes, exploring spatial reasoning, symmetry, and shape names — all while enjoying a festive twist. Why Teachers Love ItReady-to-go: simple to print and laminate, or use at a light table / as a tabletop centerDifferentiated: includes varied levels of complexity to suit different learnersCross-curricular benefits

Roll and Cover games are perfect for helping kids learn basic math skills! Use this game to teach counting, adding, number recognition, subitizing and much more! What you’ll need: - Roll & Cover Santa’s beard printable - 2 dice - Cotton balls (you can use cut out circles, or any other manipulative) - Laminate to keep for next year

Practice fine motor skills & hand-eye coordination with this easy no prep activity! Use the Rainbow Dot-a-Dot page as a worksheet. Your kiddos can also try and match the colours to each arch of the rainbow. Dot-a-Dot activities are perfect for morning tubs, fine motor tubs, small group, early finishers, table time, arrival activity, or a center activity. Print in colour Use with: Dot stickers Bingo daubers Play dough