
Halloween Count and Graph
Pumpkins, ghosts, bats and cats mixed on one page: count each kind, write the number, then color one box per item in the bar graph.
- Ages
- 5 to 6
- Practices
- counting to 5, first bar graph
Twenty worksheets for 4 to 6 year olds: counting, beginning sounds, cut and paste, sorting, mazes and color by number. Pick one, download the PDF, print it tonight.
Count, graph, trace and fill in the missing numbers.

Pumpkins, ghosts, bats and cats mixed on one page: count each kind, write the number, then color one box per item in the bar graph.

Each row has a number to trace three times and that many apples to color, so the numeral and the quantity sit side by side.

A row of snowballs from 1 to 10 with four numbers missing to write in, then a snowman to color.
ItalianCount the leaves in each group from 1 to 6 and write the number, trace the word FOGLIA, then color the oak tree. In Italian, for Italian classes and language learners.
SpanishA robot built from circles, squares and triangles: color each shape its own color, then count how many of each there are. In Spanish.
Beginning sounds, the letter of the week and a first sentence to trace.

Eight fall pictures, from a leaf to a squirrel, each with three letters: circle the sound the word starts with.

Turkey, pie, corn, leaf, apple and hat: circle the first letter of each picture out of three choices.

Trace the sentence "I am thankful for", draw it in the big box, then write one word about the picture on the lines.
FrenchTrace capital and small B, then circle the pictures that start with B. In French, for maternelle classes and French learners.
Scissors, glue and a picture that comes together.

Cut out the hat, shirt, pants, boots, face and patches and glue them on the big scarecrow outline. A fall craft that fits on one page.

Seven bones to color and cut out (skull, ribs, two arms, two legs and hips) and a body outline to glue them on. Friendly, not scary.

Seed, sprout, young tree, blossoms and apples: cut out the five pictures and glue them in order in the numbered boxes.

Four rows of AB and ABC patterns with pumpkins, bats, ghosts and candy corn. Cut out the pieces and glue the one that comes next.
Living things, animal homes, farm and sea, and the four seasons.

Cut out eight pictures (cat, tree, flower, bird, rock, chair, ball, car) and glue each under Living or Not living, then color the living things.

Cow, pig, sheep, hen, fish, octopus, crab and whale: draw a line from each animal to the farm or to the sea.
SpanishBird and nest, bee and hive, dog and doghouse, rabbit and burrow, fish and fishbowl: draw the lines, then draw your own home. In Spanish.
ItalianA classroom poster with one big picture per season and two short lines about the weather and what we do. In Italian.
Quiet table work that still practices numbers and pencil control.

A big Thanksgiving turkey with the numbers 1 to 5 in its parts and a color key at the bottom.
PortugueseA big fish in the sea to color by number with a four color key. In Portuguese.

Help the little ghost find the way to the pumpkin, then count the bats under the maze and write the number.
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