Kindergarten Reading Centers | Literacy Center Games and Activities | Halloween

Get a full month of Halloween reading center activities for your kindergarten classroom this fall. These 5 skill-based reading games include everything you need to get these games going in your classroom. Your students will be excited to play the games as you reinforce their learning with a fun Halloween theme!

These Halloween-themed Kindergarten Reading Center Games are aligned to the common core and the TEKS. The skills are based upon things you would be practicing in kindergarten, allowing you to give your students continuous practice with different skills throughout the month. This game set includes everything you’d need, including printable Halloween-themed counters to use with each set of games.

These Halloween Literacy Center Games include:

• 5 different themed games based upon CCSS and TEKS
• Colored and blackline versions
• Printable counters to use that match the theme
• Easy to follow kid-friendly directions

The games can be played both independently or with partners which gives you a ton of flexibility in your classroom.

These reading games are a great way for your students to practice all those skills you’ve been working on. They allow your students to complete a meaningful game while having fun practicing reading skills.

Skills included in these Halloween Center Games are:

• word family recognition
• letter recognition
• letter sounds
• blending and segmenting CVC words
• sight words
• rhyming pairs

In my classroom, we use these centers throughout the month to reinforce the reading skills we have learned.

Download the preview for an inside look at some of the games!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Mechelle C. says, ” I loved this file so much, that I purchased the November file as well. These centers are amazing review for my struggling learners. They had a great time working on them and learning.”

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Jennifer S. says, “This is an engaging activity ! My students beg me to play this game:) I do let them use candy as their markers. However, they are excited to play and read the words! Perfect for the season!”