"Three Ghost Friends" Halloween Sorting Activity
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Here's a cute {and FREE!} sorting activity to go with Eric VanRaepenbusch's Three Ghost Friends children's book series. Of course, while it's a fun benefit, your kiddos do not need to be familiar with the books in order to complete the activity. A perfect addition to your Halloween center work plans, we love how the sorting activity will help develop both cognitive skills and eye-hand coordination!
Eric used a recycled box, plastic drinking cups, and craft sticks to present the activity to his little ones. You might also consider...
- Using a pocket chart, adding a character to each pocket/line and inviting your students to place the character cards on the correct line.
- Creating a sorting mat - like the simple activity mat below - and invite your students to place the character cards in the correct circle
*Adapted using free printable activity from www.threeghostfriends.com - Collect recycled lidded plastic cartons adding a character card label to the outside of each and cutting a slit in the lids. Have your students place the character cards through the slot and into the correct container.
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