Halloween math middle school

Halloween Math games for middle school grades 6, 7, 8. Students love math games and activities for Halloween!

I love these Halloween math activities for middle and high school students! Engaging and challenging resources to help you teach and keep students motivated!

Blood Splatter Lab

This Frankenstein color by number halloween math activity contains over 40 percent math equations. Students will spend time solving each equation and coloring it with the corresponding color from the map key down below. This activity is based on 7th grade standards but its great for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students!

There are 4 spooky Halloween mystery graphs: (1) Jack O' Lantern, (2) Wizard hat and wand, (3) Spider, and (4) Frankenstein. There are 2...

Looking for fun Halloween math activities? Check out these 5 free printable Halloween themed math activities and puzzles that you can download and use instantly in your classroom. I had a lot of fun putting Halloween themed spin on some classic brainteasers to create some of these Halloween Puzzles that are suitable for use in elementary school, middle school, or high school math classrooms. Hopefully this list gives you plenty of ideas for Halloween fun to share with your students.

20 Crafty Halloween ideas for in the classroom

Engage your students in Halloween Math Activities that will keep your 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students learning right up to Halloween. These no prep #HalloweenMath resources are great for morning work, math centers, small group instruction, whole class skills practice or October homework. Your students will love the fun and engaging connection to the holiday but you will love knowing that they are working on key math skills. #ElementaryMath #HalloweenMathActivities #UpperElementary

Halloween logic puzzles in printable form offer a creative and engaging way to boost critical thinking and problem-solving skills. For children, these puzzles can make learning fun by combining the excitement of Halloween with educational content..

As a teacher, I SO looked forward to Halloween. I’m convinced my brain would erase the exhaustion from the previous year leaving only giddy, naive, anticipation. There’s something magic…