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This is a printable worksheet about counting for elementary students. Follow the instructions, coloring in and counting the pumpkins.

Draw and color the ghosts according to simple directions, such as, “Color all the round eyes blue.” Then count the shapes. This printable worksheet is for early elementary students.

See if you can think of and write ten new uses for a rubber band. Or, find twenty new uses for a rubber band.

See if you can think of and write ten new uses for a rubber band. Or, find twenty new uses for a rubber band.

See if you can think of and write ten new uses for an empty cereal box. Or, find twenty new uses for an empty cereal box.

See if you can think of and write ten new uses for an empty cereal box. Or, find twenty new uses for an empty cereal box.

See if you can think of and write ten new uses for a plastic straw. Or, find twenty new uses for a plastic straw.

See if you can think of and write ten new uses for a plastic straw. Or, find twenty new uses for a plastic straw.

See if you can think of and write ten new uses for an empty egg carton. Or, find twenty new uses for an empty egg carton.

See if you can think of and write ten new uses for an empty egg carton. Or, find twenty new uses for an empty egg carton.

See if you can think of and write ten new uses for a paper clip. Or, find twenty new uses for a paper clip.

See if you can think of and write ten new uses for a paper clip. Or, find twenty new uses for a paper clip.

See if you can think of and write ten new uses for a plastic grocery bag. Or, find twenty new uses for a plastic grocery bag.

See if you can think of and write ten new uses for an empty water bottle. Or, find twenty new uses for an empty water bottle.

See if you can think of and write ten new uses for an empty water bottle. Or, find twenty new uses for an empty water bottle.

Draw and color Halloween items according to simple directions such as, “Draw a gray ghost in the center left square black.” This printout about following instructions is for early readers.

Color ghosts and pumpkins according to simple directions, such as, “Color the ghost on the right pale green…” Then discover the secret message. Or go to the answers.

This scary jack-o’lantern card is easily made from white hole punch paper glued to a piece of black construction paper. It makes a great card or Halloween decoration.