Halloween Math Teaching Resources
Fun Lesson Plan Activities and Powerpoint Presentations
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On this page, you will find unique Monster Math lesson plans that are based on the book
Where The Wild Things Are. This is a great book to read to your students near Halloween.
Review word problems that involve addition and subtraction using the fun and engaging
Halloween math powerpoint lessons that are found on this page.
At the beginning of math class, provide your students with a fun warm up activity during the 5
days prior to Halloween. These fun animated Halloween math puzzles will engage your students
in solving tricky addition and subtraction equations using a fun puzzle format.
I hope that these three Halloween math lesson plans will provide you with some ideas for
some fun math activities that you can complete with your students during the month
of October.
Monster Math Activity
Where The Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak
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This fun Monster Math activity can be used any time of the year,
but it is especially fun to do with students near Halloween time.
I usually complete this activity with my students after I have read aloud the
book Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak, but you do not
need to read this book to use this monster math activity with your students.
For this activity, students write mathematical equations to describe
their monster in a group activity (eyes = 8 - 5 = 3; arms = 24/6 = 4).
After students have completed the group activity, they work on their own.
Students design and draw their own monster and then use mathematical
equations to describe what their monster looks like.
If you are using this as a collaborative Math and English assignment, I have provided a
worksheet for students to then write a story about their monster (shown below).
This unique Halloween Monster Math set of teaching resources includes 15 worksheets and
2 bulletin board display banners for you to choose from.
This set of Halloween math teaching resources includes the following components:
a color picture of the first monster for the whole class activity- 7 different colorful monster worksheets for the group activity
- color and black and white worksheets for the individual student activity
- color and black and white worksheets for students to write their monster stories on
- Monster Math bulletin board display banner (above)
- Monster Math and Where The Wild Things Are bulletin board display banner (below)
2 of these worksheets are shown above.
Right: Creative writing worksheets for students to write their monster stories for the English activity.
Halloween Math Word Problems
Powerpoint Lesson Plans
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Save and reuse these Halloween powerpoint teaching resources forever!
For this Halloween math powerpoint lesson, students have to solve
addition and subtraction word problems.
There are 10 sets of question and answer slides in this powerpoint lesson,
as well as a student response worksheet (shown below) for students to work out their answers on.
Your students will love reviewing addition and subtraction
word problems using this engaging and animated Halloween math activity!
Below you can watch a short video that demonstrates my
Halloween word problems powerpoint presentation.
Below: Watch My Halloween Word Problems You Tube Video
Halloween math word problems video demonstration.
Halloween Pumpkin Math Puzzle Squares
Fun Animated Math Puzzles
That Review Addition and Subtraction
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Save and reuse these Halloween powerpoint teaching resources forever!
For this Halloween math powerpoint lesson, students have to solve addition and subtraction equations,
using an engaging puzzle style format.
These Halloween math puzzles work well as a daily warm up activity and your students could
complete one puzzle each day prior to Halloween.
There are 5 sets of question and answer slides in this powerpoint lesson,
as well as 2 student response worksheets (one worksheet is shown below) for students to work out their answers on.
Your students will love solving these fun addition and subtraction
puzzles during the month of October.
Below you can watch a short video that demonstrates my
Halloween math addition and subtraction puzzles powerpoint presentation.
Below: Watch My Halloween Math Puzzles You Tube Video
addition and subtraction puzzles video demonstration.
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