Eight October Freebies!

Apparently I am a huge fan of Halloween! I hope you are too, because I have some treats to share. Luckily, we're pretty free to celebrate Halloween in my school. As long as we stay away from witches and ghosties we're pretty good.  Just in case you missed any of my October freebies, I figured I'd combine them all together in one blog post. Yeah, I'm cool like that.

First up - Boo Bump Math Games. Click HERE for addition and HERE for multiplication.

How about some October Facts & Fun task cards? Just click HERE.

Next up, click HERE for Spooky Subtraction Slide.

Some October word shapes are waiting for you HERE. (Anyone know the right term for these, btw?)

Click HERE for a seasonal noun, verb, adjective sort.

You can find a Halloween version of my Weekly Word Wizard HERE.

A quick and easy Jack O'Lantern glyph is waiting HERE for you. No need to make tracers and round up tons of construction paper with this one - and they come out cute!

I've also got some un-free October resources available too. I'm just an October resource making fool machine! Someone stop me. No, really. Stop me.

Lots of fun activities to go along with one of my most favorite Halloween books! Click HERE to check it out.

 This bad boy took me forever to complete! Turn one pumpkin into an incredible math and science investigation for your little nuggets. Just like Cinderella! Oh wait, not really. There's a pumpkin in that story somewhere... See it HERE.

I love this, if I do say so myself. Fun ways to incorporate some essential skills during the month. Use them at centers, for morning work, homework or just to focus your kids because they will be in school ON HALLOWEEN! Hello?! That day should definitely should be a no school kind of day. Click HERE to see this one.

And finally, add some fun to your writing center and make your life easier at the same time with my October writing prompt task cards and printable journals. See those HERE.

Dang, I think it might have taken me longer to write this post, take the pictures and link them all up than it did to create the things! Well, then again maybe not.