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Looking for everything you need to teach Halloween PE in one place? This bundle brings together 7 complete Halloween resources for grades K–5, from quick warm-ups and fitness cards to station cards and large-group games. Mix and match them to build a full Halloween lesson, or use a different set each class in the weeks before Halloween.
What’s Included
- Halloween Movement Stations: 20 station cards with a teacher setup guide
- Halloween PE Games: 20 large-group games, each with a one-page game plan and diagram
- Halloween Instant Activities: 20 movement signs for warm-ups, in full-page and 2-to-a-page versions
- Halloween Fitness Blasts: 12 workout cards with 6 exercises each, plus a PowerPoint version for projecting
- Paper Plate Activate – Halloween Fitness: 20 exercise plates with a movement guide and setup steps
- PE Concentration – Halloween Version: 28 matching card pairs in 2 sizes, with an activity plan
- Pumpkin Patch Fitness: 28 pumpkin exercise task cards in 2 sizes, with an activity plan
Build Your Halloween Lesson
- Warm-Ups: Instant Activities, Fitness Blasts, Paper Plate Activate
- Fitness: Pumpkin Patch Fitness
- Stations: Movement Stations
- Games: Halloween PE Games, Concentration
What Students Practice
- Locomotor skills: running, skipping, galloping, hopping, sliding, and crawling
- Manipulative skills: tossing, catching, throwing, dribbling, and striking
- Fitness: strength, flexibility, endurance, and balance exercises
- Teamwork: partner, small-group, and whole-class activities
Equipment
Most activities use common PE equipment such as cones, hoops, balls, beanbags, jump ropes, and scooter boards. Several need no equipment at all, and each set includes ideas for adapting to what you have.
File Details
Every set includes print-ready PDFs plus JPG files. Fitness Blasts also includes a non-editable PowerPoint. 265 PDF pages in all.
Buying the bundle saves you 25% compared with purchasing all 7 sets separately ($42.65)
Designed for grades K–5.
Created by Cap’n Pete, a physical educator with more than 30 years of teaching experience.
