Add some spooktacular fun to your little ones’ learning this Halloween! Our Halloween worksheets are the perfect way to help preschoolers and kindergarteners practice fine motor skills while getting into the holiday spirit.
Be sure to check out more Halloween crafts for kids to keep the fun going this October!
Halloween Free Printables
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Activities from tracing the letter ‘Hh’ for Halloween to navigating a letter maze are designed to make learning fun and festive. And if your little ghouls are up for a spooky challenge, they can even label a friendly werewolf!
These hands-on worksheets will keep kids engaged as they sharpen their pencil skills and boost their letter recognition all while embracing the spooky season. Whether they’re at home or in the classroom, they’ll enjoy learning in a creative and memorable way.
Inside this Halloween worksheets set, we’ve included the following 4 pages:
- Hh is for Halloween handwriting sheet
- Label The Werewolf sheet
- Hh is for haunted house letter maze sheet
Hh Is For Halloween Handwriting Sheet
This ‘Hh is for Halloween’ handwriting practice worksheet will have kids following the dashed lines to trace both uppercase and lowercase ‘Hh’, as well as the word ‘Halloween.’
As they carefully trace each letter, they’ll strengthen their fine motor skills, build hand-eye coordination, and improve letter recognition. This activity helps little ones learn proper letter formation while having fun with a spooky Halloween theme.
It’s perfect for building early writing confidence with a dash of Halloween magic!
Label The Werewolf Sheet
On this ‘Label The Werewolf’ page, kids will cut out the labels at the bottom and place them in the correct spots around the friendly werewolf. After they’ve matched the labels, it’s time to grab the crayons and give him some color!
This activity is a howling good way for little ones to boost their scissor skills, fine motor coordination, and build their vocabulary. It’s hands-on learning with a fun, spooky twist!
Hh Letter Maze Worksheet
Kids will guide themselves through the ‘Hh is for haunted house’ letter maze by following every uppercase and lowercase Hh. They can use a dot marker, crayon, or a colored pencil to mark each Hh as they make their way from start to finish.
This activity boosts letter recognition, sharpens visual discrimination, and strengthens fine motor skills all while navigating a fun maze. It’s a good way to help kids learn their letters while having a hauntingly good time!
Fun Halloween Ideas
Looking for even more spooky fun to keep your little ghosts and ghouls learning and entertained this October? We’ve got you covered with creative projects that’ll spark their imaginations and educational activities that’ll keep them busy while boosting key skills.
Related: Halloween Pattern Block Mats
Read on below for Halloween themed book recommendations, ideas for hands-on DIYs and interactive learning that are sure to make this Halloween season a blast.
Halloween Books For Kids
Below are some of the top-rated Halloween books for kids. Add them to your home collection or borrow them from your local library.
Room On The Broom: This has to be one of our favorite Halloween books of all time! The story follows a witch and her cat as they happen upon some animals who help the witch. There’s danger, mystery, and friendship in this adorable children’s story.
5 Minute Spooky Stories: We love Disney’s 5-minute storybooks and this one is perfect for Halloween! See how all your favorite Disney characters celebrate this spooky holiday.
Ten Timid Ghosts: This is a fun countdown book about a witch who moves into a haunted house where 10 ghosts already live. The witch scares the ghosts out one by one until they devise a scheme to get her out of their house. This Halloween children’s book is good for kids who love rhyming stories!
Kids Halloween Crafts
Frankenstein Gnome Craft – This Halloween, kids can have a blast dressing up a gnome as Frankenstein’s iconic green monster! This fun project will have kids creating a gnome that’s both adorable and just a little spooky in his monster costume.
Bat Pumpkin Craft – Let kids’ imaginations take flight this Halloween by turning a pumpkin into a spooky bat! This fun paper craft lets them transform an ordinary pumpkin into a bat, complete with flapping wings.
Vampire Popsicle Stick Craft – Kids will have a fang-tastic time creating a spooky vampire using popsicle sticks and our free template. This spooky yet cute Halloween activity is perfect for little ones, and they’ll be so proud to display their creation once it’s complete.
Try this Bat Pumpkin Craft
Handprint Mummy Craft – This handprint mummy is perfect for little ones to create some spooky fun! Since it’s made from paper, it’s quick, easy, and no paint required! Just print the free template, trace, glue, and you’ll have adorable mummies to display for Halloween.
Easy Halloween Activities
Halloween is the perfect time to create this spooky bat art project! This fun project is great for young kids, and they’ll love painting with watercolors, cutting, and gluing to create their bat masterpieces. It’s an easy activity the whole family can enjoy together!
Paint and cut out the bat pieces, then design a spooky nighttime scene with a haunted house and bats flying in the moonlit sky. Grab the template and a few supplies to conjure up some Halloween magic!
For some sweet, spooky fun, grab these candy corn coloring pages! Coloring is a fantastic way for kids to express their creativity while also helping to develop motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Plus, it’s a great outlet for emotions when upset or restless.
Let them get creative with this Halloween activity by coloring candy corn dressed as a mummy, vampire, or witch! Print one or all three for a fun filled coloring session!
Kiddos can have some festive fun with these Halloween do a dot printables! This Halloween bundle is packed with spooky fun art pages, from haunted houses and Frankenstein to kids in costumes and more!
They’ll practice number recognition with a number hunt, discover letters like V is for vampire, and even try their hand at graphing. These sheets are perfect for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten.
Make learning patterns fun with these Halloween patterns for preschool! Teaching AB patterns becomes exciting when you add Halloween characters and seasonal flair. Kids will start by coloring the fun images, paying close attention to the pattern sequence, and then cut and paste to complete each pattern.
This hands-on activity helps reinforce pattern recognition while sharpening fine motor skills.
More Halloween Ideas For Kids
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Brooke
Tuesday 22nd of October 2024
would love the freebies!
Sam
Tuesday 22nd of October 2024
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Gayle
Saturday 19th of October 2024
Spooky fun
Sam
Monday 21st of October 2024
Yes! 👻