Halloween Cut and Paste Ghosts Worksheet
Give your preschoolers a spooky-fun way to practice counting with this cute ghost-themed activity! Kids will count the ghosts, cut out the numbers, and paste them in the matching boxes—building fine motor skills, number recognition, and early math confidence along the way. This low-prep worksheet is perfect for Halloween centers, morning tubs, or at-home practice!
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