Halloween Counting Worksheets for Kids
These Halloween counting worksheets are a fun way for preschoolers and kindergartners to practice early number skills during October.
The two printable activities have kids count Halloween characters and colorful balloons, helping build confidence with counting and number recognition.
With numbers up to 11 and plenty of spooky pictures, they’re an easy, low-prep activity for home or the classroom.
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What’s Included in the Halloween Counting Worksheets
This free printable set includes two Halloween-themed counting worksheets designed for preschool and kindergarten.
They’re great for home or classroom use, just scroll to the bottom of the post to access the PDF.
Each worksheet focuses on numbers up to 11, making them ideal for early learners who are still building confidence with counting and number recognition.
On the first worksheet, kids count six different costumed characters, including a skeleton, witch, zombie, Frankenstein, red devil, and wizard.
The second sheet features three Halloween characters, mummies, witches, and zombies, alongside three types of balloons to count.
If your child is ready to count higher, check out our free missing numbers 1-20 worksheet. And for more hands-on learning, we love using these fun math board games too.
More Halloween Worksheets for Kindergarten
If your kids enjoyed the counting worksheets, here are a few more Halloween printables we’ve loved using in October:
For more number practice, try our Halloween math worksheets for kindergarten, with five activities covering counting, number recognition, number writing, and patterns.
Keep the excitement going all month long with our Halloween countdown printable, a favorite in our house!
Our Halloween graphing worksheets let kids count, color, and chart spooky images, great for early math skills.
The label the haunted house worksheet helps with spelling, handwriting, and vocabulary in a fun themed format.
Try a round of Halloween bingo, perfect for small groups or classroom party fun.
For a mix of logic and creativity, the Halloween patterns worksheet is a simple way to practice sequencing.
Halloween Math Books for Preschoolers
We’ve read a lot of Halloween books over the years, but a few favorites stand out, especially when they sneak in some counting along the way.
Ten Timid Ghosts was one of the first Halloween books my son really got into. He loved watching the ghosts disappear one by one as the witch moved in. It’s a fun mix of spooky and silly, with easy counting built in.
Ten Little Jack O Lanterns is short, rhythmic, and just right for little ones. The playful illustrations and simple number progression made it a go-to during October when we were practicing early counting skills.
Pete the Cat: Five Little Pumpkins was a must for us during the preschool years. Pete’s calm vibe mixed with just enough Halloween fun kept my son engaged, and singing along, for days.
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Last Updated on 9 September 2026 by Clare Brown
