Get ready, because I’ve got a Spooktacular Treat for all you 3rd Grade, 4th Grade and 5th Grade Teachers out there!
As the leaves change color and the air gets crisp, I can’t help but get excited about all the fun and learning that Halloween brings, both at home and in the classroom. One of my absolute favorite Halloween resources is the Halloween Multiplication Color by Code Practice Activities, and today, I’m thrilled to share it with you. So, grab your cauldron of creativity and let’s brew up some math magic this Halloween season!
{Plus I’ll be sharing a FREE Download at the end of the post, so make sure to stick around!!}
Halloween is an absolute blast at our house! It’s that time of year when we dive into our attic to retrieve not 3, not 4, but a whopping 9 enormous tubs filled to the brim with Halloween decorations, crafts, and costumes.
But the real magic happens when our house transforms into the ultimate Halloween Haven. Each of my sons has thrown the doors wide open and welcomed their entire 2nd Grade and 3rd Grade classes into our home for an epic Boo Bash.
Picture this: an explosion of themed crafts and games for Halloween fun galore! 🎃👻🕷️
The Halloween spirit doesn’t stop at home; it’s alive and thriving in my classroom too! I absolutely love turning my learning space into a spooky wonderland, complete with cobwebs and winged, nocturnal visitors.
But the real magic happens when my students walk through that haunted classroom door. Their eyes light up with anticipation as they know that the thrill of Halloween is not just outside our walls, but woven right into our curriculumI adore decorating the classroom with cobwebs and bats.
I’m thrilled to share one of my latest and greatest creations with you: Halloween Multiplication – Color by Code! This is where the real math magic happens. My students have a blast honing their multiplication skills while diving into a world of enchanting colors and playful designs. It’s the perfect blend of learning and fun that keeps them eagerly coming back for more.
And I know I promised a FREE Halloween download, so here it is!
Great blog and cute kids! 😉 I shared in three fb places and signed up for the blogs…if I did it correctly. Keep up the awesome work!