by The Swift Bird © 2026
Price: $3 USD
Subjects: games,holiday,firstDayOfSpring,math,comparisons
Grades: 14,13,1
Make comparing and ordering sizes a spook-tacular part of your October math centers! In this interactive Halloween math deck, students first compare two objects to decide which one is bigger or smaller, then move on to ordering three pictures from smallest to biggest (or vice versa). This deck builds visual comparison skills, vocabulary, and early measurement understanding — all wrapped in cheerful Halloween fun with pumpkins, spiders, ghosts, and bats! Skills Covered • Comparing two objects by size • Ordering three objects by size • Using comparative vocabulary (big, small, bigger, smaller, smallest, biggest) • Building readiness for measurement and sequencing concepts What’s Included • 30 self-checking interactive cards • Two engaging activity types: – Compare two pictures — “Tap the biggest/smallest.” – Order three pictures — “Drag from smallest to biggest.” • Bright, non-scary Halloween visuals • Simple layouts perfect for Pre-K, Kindergarten, and early Grade 1 learners Perfect For • October math centers & morning tubs • Comparing and ordering lessons (K.MD.A.2 & 1.MD.A.1) • Independent digital practice • Small-group instruction or review
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