As Halloween grows ever nearer and the kiddos get excited with visions of chocolate dancing in their heads, remind them of the virtues of CANDY CORN with this great Candy Corn Math pack by Royal Baloo. It's 17 fun filled pages of candy corn themed math problems. Covering addition and subtraction as well as estimating and a dice game! The best part is that the estimation problems require a bag of candy corn to complete, so you get to enjoy eating them when you're finished! Enjoy!
In continuing with the fall theme, today's freebie is a fantastic 65 page Scarecrow Activity Pack It's got great graphics, full of lots of colorful little scarecrows and other fall items. But don't worry, it prints just as well if don't use color ink! So round up the kiddos and set them down with this activity pack, should be plenty to keep them busy, quiet, and learning for a while.
Have your little learner write a Halloween story on this lined Pumpkin Writing Paper! Let them be as creative as they want, it could be a spooky story or a story about what they want to dress up as for Halloween or just some other fun fall story! Enjoy!
Today's freebie of the day is Le Magick Halloween Coloring_Book. Get the kids (or yourself) in the Halloween spirit by coloring some Witches, Ghosts, Haunted Houses or maybe a black cat. Take your pick!
This coloring book could lead to great Halloween unit studies. Google old photos of vintage costumes, fall/Halloween customs in other countries, the history of Halloween, etc. Have fun!
Bats are often misunderstood but really they are adorable helpful little pollinators. They are currently in danger as are our other pollinator friends bees and hummingbirds. This is largely due to pesticide sprays and climate changes. Learn some fun facts about the only flying mammals and have no fear of these great little bug catchers. Here is today's freebie, the Bat Mini Helper. Enjoy!
It's Fall Ya'll!
So to kick off Fall and Halloween we have an Autumn Leaves Mini Science Project. Now that the leaves are turning and beginning to flutter to the ground it is a great time to start leaf identification and leaf collections! You can even take field trips to the park or a state park to collect different species of leaves that you may not have around your yard. This is a great way to just get outside with the kids and do something fun and educational. Enjoy!
