Halloween Patterns Worksheet

This Halloween patterns worksheet is a fun way for preschool and kindergarten kids to practice recognizing and completing repeating patterns.

The printable includes five Halloween picture patterns featuring mummies, witches, zombies, Frankenstein, and other spooky characters. Kids work out what comes next, then cut and paste the correct picture into the empty box.

There are two versions included, one in color and one in black and white, so kids can color the characters before completing the activity. Along with early math and pattern recognition, they’ll also get some extra cutting and fine motor practice.

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How to Use the Halloween Pattern Activity

This Halloween pattern activity feels more like a puzzle than a worksheet, with kids figuring out which spooky character comes next in each repeating sequence.

There are five different picture patterns to complete, featuring Frankenstein, mummies, witches, zombies, and devils. Kids identify the pattern, then cut out the correct character from the bottom of the page and paste it into the empty box.

Here’s a look at some of the patterns included:

• Devil, devil, mummy, devil, devil, mummy…
• Zombie, Frankenstein, witch, zombie, Frankenstein…
• Mummy, mummy, mummy, Frankenstein, mummy…
• And more!

The activity comes in both color and black and white versions. The black-and-white page gives kids the option to color the Halloween characters before cutting them out and completing the patterns.

As well as practicing pattern recognition and early math skills, kids work on cutting, pasting, fine motor skills, and visual attention. It works well as a preschool or kindergarten math center, Halloween classroom activity, or simple quiet-time activity.

More Halloween Learning Activities

If your kids enjoyed this Halloween worksheet, there are plenty of other seasonal activities to try this October.

• Practice early math skills with our Halloween counting worksheets and Halloween graphing printables.
• Build scissor skills with the Halloween cutting worksheet.
• Work on pencil control with these Halloween tracing worksheets.
• Practice letters with our Halloween ABC worksheets.
• Find even more seasonal math activities in our collection of Halloween math worksheets.

Pattern Activities for Kids

If your kids enjoy figuring out what comes next, these hands-on pattern activities are a great way to build on the same early math skills used in the Halloween worksheet.

Numberblocks Race to Pattern Palace – A preschool math game that gets kids spotting, continuing, and creating patterns as they play.

Melissa & Doug Pattern Blocks and Boards – Kids use colorful wooden shapes to copy and complete different designs and patterns.

Learning Resources Three Bear Family Pattern Cards – A fun way to practice recognizing, extending, and creating patterns using different colors and sizes.

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Last Updated on 9 September 2026 by Clare Brown