
This Halloween counting worksheet turns early maths into a seasonal game. Children count spooky pictures and match them to numbers, which suits preschoolers and early learners aged 3 to 6.
How to use this counting worksheet
- Print the sheet and let your child point to each picture as they count out loud.
- Have them circle or write the number of objects they counted.
- For younger children, count together and let them tap each object.
- Extend the activity by counting real items, such as pumpkins, sweets or toys, around the house.
What children practise
Counting pictures helps children link numbers to quantities, a key early maths skill. Pointing as they count builds one-to-one counting, and writing the number gives pencil practice.
Keep the theme going with our Halloween coloring book and Halloween colouring sheets. More maths fun is in our activity sheets, and toys for ages 3 to 6 help children learn through play.


