Looking for the perfect October or Halloween math activity that’s fun, low-prep, and bulletin-board ready? These Skip Counting Spiders get your students practicing 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s, 10s, and 25s (plus mixed options!) while building an adorable spider craft.

✨ What’s Included

• 4 spider head & body options
• 3 eye choices
• “My spider is skip counting by: ___” label
• 8 leg sets (2s, 3s, 4s, 5s, 10s, 25s, and mixed) with two printing options (outlined or plain)
• Skip Counting Spiders bulletin board header
• Answer key

Why Teachers Love It

✔️ Easy to Differentiate → every student can work on their own level
✔️ Engaging & Hands-On → fine motor + math practice in one
✔️ October-Ready Display → instant Halloween bulletin board

Now with an editable version to add your own #s

File Formats

• PDF (ready to print)
• PowerPoint (editable)

This SUPER fun craft also includes counting by 2,s 3s, 4s, 5s, 10s, 25s plus MIXED options! If you need a fun and engaging activity, these adorable spiders will give your students the differentiated practice they need, allowing you to assess AND have a cute seasonal bulletin display formatively.

FAQs

Q: Is this editable?

A: Yes! One of the PPT versions allows you to edit the text on the spider legs to align with your students' learning needs!

Q: What size are the spiders?

A: The spider head and legs are printed on standard sized paper (8.5 x 11). The legs are on their own separate page of the same size.

What Educators are saying about Skip Counting Spiders

"We had a lot of fun with this! They were so motivated to make their spider that they didn't realize they were learning something!" - 3rd grade teacher

"The children loved creating these skip counting Spiders. It was such a fun activity for them. The children were engaged and in addition they were building their fine motors skills to create their masterpiece. What a great, fun activity and the children are so proud of their creation. Will be using this resource again and again in the future. Thank you for creating such a great resource." - 1st grade teacher