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How well do the children know the life cycle of a spider? Use these sorting cards to find out. Each of the cards in this printable set contains part of the description of a spider's life cycle. Cut them up then mix them up, and ask the kids to put them back together in the correct order.
We've got 4 versions of our life cycle of a spider story paper to choose from: colour or black and white, and lined or with handwriting lines. These pages are perfect for copy work or for the children to write down what they know about the spider's life cycle.
If you are celebrating Halloween with younger children, either at home or in an early years setting, we've got some ideas for activities that cover all areas of their learning and development.
This is a great way to encourage children to look through and explore lots of different books. Do it either at home or the library. Look through lots of spooky Halloween books and see if you can find all of the things on the scavenger hunt.
There are 8 cute little witches just waiting to be coloured in here for your children's Halloween fun. They will find broomsticks and ghosts, pumpkins and bats and all sorts of other Halloween bits and pieces to colour in too.
This Halloween maze is just creepy! It's also quite tricky, so only enter if you dare...
There are 6 worksheets in this pack so your children can get plenty of practice with their Halloween counting! Search for the gruesome Halloween pictures in the boxes at the bottom of the sheet, count them up and write the number of each in the boxes.
Can the children find their way through these ten spooky spidery mazes? They're quite challenging, so we've included the solutions if they need to check them.
A spider has weaved her webs across these 10 spidery mazes. Can the children find their way through each one, from start to finish? We've included the answers in a separate downloadable .pdf file.
This is a fun way to get children listening or using descriptive language. It's really simple and easy to set up.
You will need:
This Halloween game is a good way to get children talking, thinking of questions and using their deduction skills to work out which costume the other player has.
The game sheets can be laminated if you are going to use them more than once.
Instructions:
Here's a perfect tracing page for Halloween and autumn. Can the children trace the picture of the spooky pumpkin wearing a hat?
Trace over the dotted lines of the pumpkin for plenty of pencil control practice. Younger children might like to colour in the picture too.
Did you know that the world's biggest bat colony is found on the outskirts of San Antonio in a place named Bracken Cave, and has more than 15 million Mexican free-tailed bats? There aren't quite as many bats on this bats collective noun poster, but it's still perfect for displays.
Each of the four handwriting worksheets in this set features a word used to describe the life cycle of a bat, so the children can practise their handwriting skills whilst learning some useful vocabulary too! Choose from colour, or black and white versions below.
We've created more of these fun Halloween code breaker jokes for the kids to decipher and enjoy. These are really popular and will (hopefully) make you laugh!
Have a chuckle at these Halloween themed code breaker jokes. Ask the kids to decipher the jokes using the spooky little pictures.
Our Ten Lepers caption cards can be used for several different activities.
This lovely little story booklet teaches the children the story of how Jesus healed ten men with leprosy using an easy-to-understand version of the bible story. To make the booklet, print double-sided, fold, then staple on the edge
Each of the 4 pages in this printable contains a child-friendly version of the story of the Ten Lepers, from Luke chapter 17 verses 11 to 19, along with a picture to colour in. To help the children become more familiar with the Bible we've kept the numbering of the verses, too.