Each page hides a Halloween picture in a hundreds chart. Students read the color lists at the top, like "Color orange: 23 to 28", find those numbers in the chart, and color the squares. When every list is done, a jack-o'-lantern, bat, black cat, or ghost appears.
A calm, focused activity for the days around Halloween. Model the first list on the board: find the first number, then count on square by square to the last one. The answer keys show the finished picture in shades of blue, one shade per color.
Have crayons ready in each color named on the page. Ask your child to say each number as they color it. If they get stuck, point to the start of the row and count on together.
This pack supports the following Common Core State Standards for Mathematics:
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Halloween mystery pictures hidden in a hundreds chart. Students find the numbers in each color list and color the squares to reveal a jack-o'-lantern, a bat, a black cat and a ghost.
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