Halloween

Halloween

Halloween Projects

Monster Sun Catcher

Here is the link to this project

Tissue Paper Plate Pumpkin

Paper Plate Black Cat

Footprint Candy Corn

Tissue Paper Bat Suncatcher

Footprint Ghost

Jack-O-Lantern Sun Catcher

Fingerprint Bat Silhouette

Beaded Pumpkin

Here are the directions for the beaded pumpkin 

Shine With the Light of Jesus

Here is the link for the poem 

Handprint Spider

Ghost Necklace

Here is the link to this original post when we made these necklaces with my son many years earlier!

Craft Foam Bat

Learning Activities

Witches Hat memory

Here is the link to this Witches Hat Memory game

Halloween Muffin Tin Counting

Skills:  counting, number recognition 1-12

Keely counted out Halloween stickers to place in the number cups

Halloween Count and Stick

Skills:  counting, number recognition

Keely was having so much fun with the cute Halloween stickers, so I quickly made her this activity on scrap paper!

Pumpkin ABC Match

Skills:  upper and lowercase letters, letter matching and letter recognition

Halloween Letter Writing

Skills:  letter writing, ABC order

We have cute Halloween cookie cutters. Keely and I had fun tracing the shapes and cutting them out, so she could practice writing her letters.  So far she can write her letters from A-H!!

Halloween Patterns

Skills:  patterns

Again, we used our fun Halloween cookie cutters to work on making patterns!

Halloween Shapes Counting

Skills:  counting, number order

Here is one last activity using our fun Halloween shapes!

Halloween Counting

Skills:  number recognition, counting, 1-5

Here is the link for this counting sheet

Which is Different? 

Skills:  same and different

Here is the link for these Halloween Which is Different Activities

Halloween roll and color

Skills:  counting, number recognition

Here is the link for Halloween Roll and Color ( we used Halloween Stickers)

The Letter M and Monsters and Mummies!

The Letter M and Monsters and Mummies!

The Letter M

M is for Monster

M is for Mouse

M is for Mountain

Mummy and Monster Projects

Hand Print Monster

Paint both hands and press onto a piece of construction paper, overlapping the thumbs.  When dry, glue on triangle teeth and googly eyes!

Big Green "Frankenstein" Monsters

Cut out a rounded corner, rectangle shape for the head, black hair, black mouth, 2 black bolts, two long, rectangle strips for the legs (accordion fold the legs), black boots.

Directions:  Glue the hair, mouth and bolts to the Monster's head, Glue the accordion folded legs to the back of the head and glue on the boots.  Glue on two googly eyes and draw 2 scars on the Monster's face with black marker.

Coffee Filter Monster

Cut out 3 circle eyes from craft foam - or use different sized googly eyes.  Cut out a black mouth and white, sharp teeth.

Directions:  Paint a coffee filter with watercolor paint and let dry.  When dry, glue the painted coffee filter onto construction paper.  Glue on the eyes, mouth and teeth.  Write M is for Monster at the top.

Shaving Cream Mummy

Cut out a mummy shape from black construction paper.  Mix together shaving cream and white glue.  Place the shaving cream/glue mixture into a baggie and cut off an end.

Directions:  Use the baggie as a decorating tool.  Squeeze the baggie to make white strips on the 

mummy.  Glue on googly eyes.

Cardboard Tube Mummy

Wrap a cardboard tube with white strips of gauze or bandages.  Glue on two googly eyes.

Learning Activities

Monster Memory Game

Skills:  number recognition, counting

Here is the link to the Monster Memory Game

Monster Tracing Lines

Skills:  tracing, beginning writing, fine motor

Monster Patterns

Skills:  patterns, gluing

Here is the link to Monster Patterns and Tracing Lines

Monster and Mummy Lacing Cards

Skills:  Lacing, fine motor 

Here is the link to these cute Lacing Cards

Monster Mm Writing

Skills:  letters, letter M, letter writing

Here is the link to these cute Monster writing and drawing pages 

Cardboard Tube Monster!!

The theme this week is Halloween!

Project: Cardboard Tube Monster. I saw this craft on the website http://www.notimeforflashcards.com/ I thought it was adorable, so we had to try it!! Directions: Paint the top 1/4 of cardboard tube black and the rest green. When dry cut slits in the black part for hair. Glue on googly eyes, draw mouth and nose. Poke golf tees into each lower side for the monster's neck screws!! Connor and Ty had a blast making their monsters!!

Materials Needed: cardboard tube, green, black paint, scissors, googly eyes, black marker, 2 golf tees