Halloween Kindergarten Centers: October Math & Literacy Activities with CVC Games
20 Halloween math and literacy centers for kindergarten: ten frames, patterns, CVC games and rhyming, with a 4-week plan, labels and recording sheets.
Nineteen ready-to-fill task boxes give students real independent work they can finish successfully on their own. Simple, uncluttered cards cover early reading, writing and math, and students answer with clothespins or dry-erase markers so the cards last all year.
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Task Box Task Cards is a printable independent work system for autism support, special education, Pre-K, kindergarten and 1st grade. It gives you 264 task cards organized into 19 skill sets, each designed to sit in its own labeled box so students can pull a task, complete it and put it away.
The reading boxes cover letter matching, uppercase and lowercase matching, beginning sounds, rhyming and missing letters. Writing boxes move from pre-writing strokes and tracing to forming uppercase and lowercase letters. The math boxes practice counting, tracing numbers, comparing, shapes, color words, number words, patterns and ten frames.
Every card is simple and uncluttered, which helps learners who are easily overwhelmed by busy pages. Students show their answers with clothespins or dry-erase markers, and once the cards are laminated they can be used again and again across the year.
Box labels for all 19 task boxes make setup quick, and an 8-week rotation plan with a setup guide shows how to introduce and swap boxes over time. An IEP data collection sheet with prompt levels helps you track independence and progress toward goals, and answer keys are included.
Print, laminate and fill the boxes once, then use the 56-page PDF all year for independent work stations, literacy and math centers, morning work, early finishers, early intervention, ESL and ELL support, homeschool and IEP goal practice.
📖 Teaching guide · 11 min readHow to Set Up Task Boxes for Independent Work in Special Education and Early ChildhoodRead the guide →Predictable boxes and clean, single-skill cards let students work without constant adult prompting, which builds real independence. The prompt-level data sheet turns that daily work into useful IEP evidence.
There are 264 task cards organized into 19 skill sets covering reading, writing and math.
A printer, laminating supplies, boxes or bins, and clothespins or dry-erase markers for students to mark answers.
Yes. It includes an IEP data collection sheet with prompt levels, plus answer keys.
Pre-K, kindergarten and 1st grade, special education and autism support classrooms, early intervention, ESL/ELL and homeschool.