Halloween Lacing Cards

If you and your kids are crazy for Halloween, these Halloween lacing cards are the perfect way to learn and play! Simple, engaging, and adorable! And for more Halloween fun, check out the rest of our Halloween Printables for Kids.

I may have mentioned a time or two that my house loves Halloween. We love the costumes, the treats, and the fun educational learning that we can incorporate into our homeschooling lessons.

And seriously, what’s there not to love about Halloween? In our house, we have fun with it rather than letting it be scary and we love the holiday so much! It’s just such a great chance for learning and fun unique bonding moments!

Do you know what your kids’ costumes will be for Halloween yet? My boys are still into Star Wars and Transformers so I think they’ll be sticking with that theme. My daughter is still in the princess phase so she’ll be wearing one of her dress-up outfits. If you want to bring Halloween into your classroom, print out these printable lacing cards to help them with their fine motor skills.

We try to bring holidays and other themes into our homeschool to change things up and make their learning relevant to the time of the year.

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Halloween Lacing Cards

Lacing cards are just such a great way to really focus in on fine motor skills and learning for kids. They’ll love being independent and doing this activity on their own while getting in the mood for Halloween fun as well!

I love printing these off and having them with me in the car and in my purse because they’re a simple activity to have the kids work on while we’re waiting or during travel times.

Recommended Halloween Books for Kids

Have fun this Halloween with any of these books your kids will love. Bring the spooky thrills indoors with a Halloween adventure before you head outside to trick or treat.

The Crayons Trick or Treat The Halloween Tree: Build New Traditions with This Funny and Imaginative Holiday Book for Children (Halloween Gifts for Kids)Little Blue Truck’s Halloween Froggy’s Halloween The Bad Seed Presents: The Good, the Bad, and the Spooky (The Food Group)Even Monsters Get Scared: Halloween books for kids Preschool (Picture Books – to Help Kid Overcome their Fears.) (Bedtime Picture Books for Preschool kids Book 5)

Halloween Lacing Cards Supplies

Just gather up the simple supplies below to get started. The list is short so you’ll be able to have them do this activity right away!

Printer (I have a this one)
Card stock
One hole hole puncher
Laminator or contact paper

Recommended Halloween Activity Kits

Little Learners Print & Go Activity Kit: Halloween

These Halloween Preschool Worksheets are full of sweet treats, silly monsters and learning fun.

Halloween Play Dough Kit

This cute play dough kit will make your little one busy this Halloween.

Recommended Halloween Books for Kids

These are just some of our favorite Halloween books for kids. There are so many good ones to choose from however, it can be hard to do! These are just some great books to start with and you can always add more to your collection as you want.

Room on the Broom Duck & Goose, Honk! Quack! Boo! Five Little Pumpkins (Harper Growing Tree) The Berenstain Bears and the Prize Pumpkin Pinkalicious: Pink or Treat! Pete the Cat: Five Little Pumpkins

For more books that are perfect for Halloween, check out my list of Halloween Books for Kids.

Fun Ways to Use This Halloween Activity for Kids

Print the lacing cards out onto card stock for more durability, cut them out, then cover with contact paper or laminate them and then hole punch them. This is a simple and easy way to create your own lacing cards for your kids and they can be used over and over again.

To extend this activity, read one of these fun Halloween books and have them do the lacing cards afterward. I always love having the draw a scene from the book and writing about it, that covers art and writing in one shot.

Have them make a gift to give out if you’re not doing treats for Halloween. Have fun carving pumpkins into fun characters as well!

There are so many fun ways to use Halloween as a fun educational experience! If you love the holiday, use it as often as you can!

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