Free 3rd Grade Halloween Centers

Work on fine motor skills with a fall twist by using this free kindergarten resource! Students use their hands to tear pieces of paper and glue on to the picture for a fall craft! Perfect for a reading station or center, craft time or to use with a thematic fall unit.

Tear art makes great classroom decor all while having fun working on those fine motor skills!

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Looking for more pumpkin themed resources? Pumpkinology Investigation is perfect for Halloween party stations, fall fun, pumpkin science exploration, etc.

Pumpkinology Investigation

If you like this freebie, grab the October pack with an additional four fall themed tear art creations. Available in my TeachShare store or here:

October No Prep Tear Art Crafts

This resource is included in my fall tear art bundle which includes tear art for September, October, November, plus a BONUS Back to School sheet:

Fall Tear Art Bundle

Looking for more October centers or activities? Check out my Write the Room kindergarten math center for October:

October Math Write the Room

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Ready to give your students a spook-tacular writing experience? These 10 Halloween-themed story starters are designed to spark imagination and creativity in your classroom. Perfect for grades 4 and up, these engaging prompts are open-ended, allowing students to create their own spooky, mysterious, or magical tales.

Use these story starters as:

• Bell ringers to jumpstart creative writing sessions
• Writing centers or stations for independent work
• Extension activities when students need an extra challenge
• Fun, seasonal writing prompts for October or Halloween-themed lessons

Included Story Starters:

• “As I walked through the dark forest, I saw a glowing jack-o’-lantern with a note attached. The note said…”
• “One rainy Halloween night, I heard a mysterious knock at the door. When I opened it, there was a box with something moving inside.”
• “While trick-or-treating, I came across a house that no one ever visits. The door creaked open by itself, and I decided to…”
• And 7 more eerie and thrilling prompts!

Why You’ll Love This Resource:

Easy to Use: Just print and go! No prep needed.
Engaging & Fun: Each prompt invites students to explore their creativity with a Halloween twist.
Flexible Use: Great for writing centers, independent work, or creative group activities.
Perfect for Fall: Bring the spooky season into your classroom with these seasonal story starters.

Don’t miss out on this FREE Halloween resource that will keep your students’ creativity brewing all month long! Download today and let the spooky storytelling begin!

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Work on fine motor skills with a fall twist by using this free kindergarten resource! Students use their hands to tear pieces of paper and glue on to the picture for a fall November or Thanksgiving craft! Perfect for a reading station or center, craft time or to use with a thematic fall unit.

Tear art makes great classroom decor all while having fun working on those fine motor skills!

Grab your freebie today!

If you like this freebie, grab the November pack with an additional five fall themed tear art creations. Available in my TeachShare store or here:

November No Prep Tear Art Crafts

This resource is included in my fall tear art bundle which includes tear art for September, October, November, plus a BONUS Back to School sheet:

Fall Tear Art Bundle

Looking for more November kindergarten centers? This November Math Write the Room is perfect for early kindergarten math standards!

November Math Write the Room

Check out my other listings and don't forget to earn TeachShare credits by leaving a review for Keeper of Kinders!

Your students will enjoy skip counting by tens through the maze of numbers. This isn't the usual 10, 20, 30, etc. count by tens. Students are challenged to figure out the skip counting pattern. This resource is Halloween themed with a ghost and jack-o-lantern.

Happy skip counting!