Color by Numbers Halloween Worksheets for Kids

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It’s that magical time of year again! Get ready for color by numbers Halloween worksheets filled with fun for your kids this October.

I’ve got printable Halloween coloring pages to encourage creativity, number recognition, and fine motor skills practice waiting for you.

These Halloween color by number pages are perfect to send home with your students for extra practice, get the day started with some fun morning work, or add to the math centers in your classroom this season.

These printable coloring pages make a great activity for an upcoming Halloween party too!

Grab your colored pencils or box of crayons and these Halloween printables. Then, read along to discover more Halloween fine motor skills practice, numeracy activities, and free Halloween printables!

How To Use Color by Numbers Halloween Worksheets

There are lots of great ways to use these color by numbers Halloween worksheets at home and in the classroom!

Check out some of my favorite ideas for October learning fun with these Halloween coloring pages below.

• Practice number recognition
• Entertain kids of all ages without screens
• Reduce stress with number coloring pages
• Help children develop fine motor skills
• Encourage concentration
• Have fun at your Halloween party
• Keep little hands busy during story time
• Add to a Halloween sensory bin
• Send home with little learners
• Quickly practice math skills while having fun
• Get extra practice color recognition
• Learn color words
• Encourage Halloween reading
• ​Build hand-eye coordination 
• Make a Halloween coloring book

Have a Happy Halloween right in your classroom with my color by number pages.

Each printable features recognizable images and not-so-scary characters to get your students in the Halloween spirit.

Use each Halloween picture as a cute Halloween decoration for your bulletin board or classroom to add fall color and festivity this October. 

My fun Halloween color by code pages feature familiar characters like spooky black cats, and cute pictures of pumpkins, little monsters, and vampires.

Even older kids will enjoy coloring the correct number of spaces using the correct color to reveal the hidden Halloween image. Plus, they’ll be practicing all the important skills mentioned above. 

There are plenty of other Halloween worksheets available to help you enjoy the magic of the holiday with your little learners too!

Keep reading to discover more ideas for independent work and activities for small groups you can add to your kindergarten kids’ centers this Fall.

Ideas for Halloween Math Centers in Your Classroom

There are so many amazing things you can do in your math centers this Halloween! Check out my Printable Halloween Math Centers Bundle.

It’s filled with fun hands-on printable activities you can add to your classroom for extra learning fun this October. 

Preschool and kindergarten students will get a chance to practice a variety of math skills through hands-on play with these Halloween activities. Here are some of the skills included in this bundle:

• Graphing (with Halloween dice!)
• Non-standard measurement
• Ten frames
• Matching different numbers (0-20)
• Counting numbers
• Addition math facts
• Subtraction math facts

Another fun idea for math centers this October is to set up an engaging dramatic play center for the season. My Pumpkin Patch Dramatic Play Center Bundle will help you get started.

This printable bundle features counting activities, numeracy skill builders, and all kinds of math learning through play. 

The dramatic play center resource features fun pictures of pumpkins, printable pdf file pages you can use to create your own interactive pumpkin patch, and so much fun for everyone.

It’s the perfect Halloween fun activity to encourage learning through play with your students at the most fun time of the year.

Add some of my easy crafts for Halloween and you’ve got a Halloween learning theme!

More Halloween Fine Motor Skills Practice

Helping your students develop fine motor skills is a critical part of early education. Strong fine motor skills are essential for many activities, including dressing, eating, and brushing teeth.

It’s also crucial that preschool and kindergarten students develop strong fine motor muscles in order to properly grip a pencil and master handwriting.

Halloween fine motor activities are a great way to practice these skills in the classroom and at home during the month of October.

My Halloween color by number worksheets for kids can help. Color by number printables give kids opportunities to practice their pencil grip and use the small muscles in their hands, developing the endurance they’ll need to write well. 

After completing these Halloween color by number pages with your kids, try some of my other printable Halloween fine motor practice activities.

I’ve got lots of spooky fun printables just waiting for your preschool and kindergarten kiddos!

Dab-a-Bat Halloween Fine Motor Mats

Halloween Cut and Paste Crafts for Kids

Pumpkin Tear Art Fine Motor Activitiy

Halloween Handprint Craft Keepsake

Batty Pasta Name Craft Printables

Printable Halloween Play Dough Mats

Extra Numeracy Halloween Activities for Kids

If you’re searching for a fun way to help young children practice numeracy concepts this Halloween, my printable color code mystery pictures are a great place to begin.

You can add these color by number pictures to your October lesson plans for extra practice with fine motor skills, learning color names, and numeracy skills practice this Halloween season.

Discover even more number sheets and Halloween theme counting activities for a festive way to practice math this holiday season.

Witches Brew Counting Stew Printable

Counting Eyeballs Educational Activities

Frankenstein Shape Matching Halloween Printable

Halloween Candy Graphing Math Worksheet

Little Monsters Count the Fangs Activity

Build a Monster Printable Coloring Pages Activity

When your kids have completed all these Halloween coloring sheets, check out my Free Fall Bundle. It’s filled with some of my best Fall ideas and Halloween crafts for kids.

Then, share your favorite Halloween activity ideas and lesson plans in the comments. I can’t wait to read them and try a few of your favorite easy activity ideas with my children too!