Data and Graphing Halloween Math Kindergarten Centers

If you’re looking for fun ways to practice kindergarten math skills with your students, look no further! Incorporate Halloween Math activities with our new game!

This Spooktacular Sorting and Graphing Kindergarten activity has everything you need. With this Kindergarten Math game, students will practice sorting, graphing, and counting—and have a blast doing it!

The game comes with a sorting mat, spinners, and several cookie pieces.

For the sort and graph game, students sort the cookies, then place them on their matching picture on the sorting mat.

They’ll then graph their groups by placing cookie graphing pieces onto their sort-and-graph. graph (also included).

For the spin and graph game, students will spin with a pencil and paperclip, or clear spinner, and find the cookie they landed on in order to place it onto their spin and graph, graph.

Finally, they’ll complete an exit ticket so you can keep track of how much they know!

This game is perfect for Halloween parties or any time you want to get your kids active and excited about learning math!

Here’s what you’ll get with these Halloween activities for Kindergarten:

• 41 page PDF
• 4 spin and graph, graphs (2 for four cookies and 2 for 6 cookies)
• 4 spin and graph spinners (Frankenstein spinners with 4 and 6 spaces and Ghost spinners with 4 and 6 spaces)
• 2 sort and graph mats ( 1 with four cookies and 1 with 6 cookies)
• 4 sort and graph, graphs (2 for four cookies and 2 for 6 cookies)
• 4 pages of graphing cookie pieces (2 sizes for four cookie graphing and 2 sizes for 6 cookie graphing)
• 4 exit tickets for spin and graph (students will answer how many, which group has the most?, and which group has the least?)
• 4 exit tickets for sort and graph (students will answer how many, which group has the most?, and which group has the least?)
• 8 blank exit tickets
• Everything listed above in black and white

Sorting is an important skill for kindergarten students, as it helps them develop their ability to classify objects based on certain features. These Halloween activities for Kindergarten will allow your students to practice using graphs as a tool for organizing data.

The 4 item sorting mat is a great way for students to practice their classification skills without getting overwhelmed by the sheer number of options they have when they’re working with real objects.

Tired of the same old boring graphing worksheets? With these graphing Kindergarten Halloween Math activities, you’ll be able to teach your students about sorting and graphing with Halloween-themed pictures and cookies that are sure to be a hit with all ages!

The best part? This product includes everything you need to set up a fun, hands-on activity that will engage your students while they practice their basic math skills