Engaging Ordering Numbers Worksheets For Halloween!

These ordering numbers worksheets will turn maths class into a howl-tastic experience! This hands-on resource will help you brew up some mathematical magic while students practise their number-ordering skills. Students will cut out Halloween-themed objects like ghosts, sweet treats, and witches’ hats and then paste them in the correct numerical order. 

This resource includes one worksheet for each of the following skills:

• Ordering numbers 1-10
• Ordering numbers 1-15
• Ordering numbers 1-20

With three different versions of this activity, this resource makes it easy to differentiate learning for your students. Use this set as an independent activity, in a guided group lesson, or put it in your stations for students to enjoy.

Halloween Maths Activity Ideas

Are your students bouncing off the walls in excitement for Halloween? Here are some fun yet educational maths activity ideas to harness that energy!

1. Spider Run: Place two small plastic spiders on a table. Two students use a straw to blow the spider as far as they can across the table. Then measure how far each spider was blown using either traditional or non-traditional units.
2. Candy Corn Count: Give partners five pieces of candy corn. Partner 1 closes their eyes while Partner 2 takes some of the candy corn and hides it behind their back. Partner 1 opens their eyes and looks at how many candy corns have NOT been taken, and then tells their partner how many corns they believe were taken. Ten or twenty candy corns can be used to increase difficulty.
3. Jack-O-Lantern Draw: Ask students to draw a circle on whiteboards to represent a pumpkin. Then give them directions to draw a Jack-o-Lantern face using shapes. For example, you might say, “Use two triangles for the eyes, one square for the nose, and a big circle for the mouth.” Students will review both shapes and practise following multistep directions.

Easily Prepare This Halloween Maths Activity for Kindergarten

This resource is a breeze to use! To get your hands on these fun worksheets, use the dropdown icon on the Download button to choose between the printable PDF or Google Slides version. Click print, make your copies, and you’re ready to go! 

This resource was created by Lisamarie Del Valle, a teacher and a and Teach Starter Collaborator.

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