The Halloween Place Value Matching Worksheet helps students practice tens and ones with a seasonal math activity. Children connect two-digit numbers on bubbling cauldrons to their expanded forms on smiling pumpkins. Six matching problems provide focused practice with numbers from 24 to 71.
Match Two-Digit Numbers with Tens and Ones
Each cauldron displays a two-digit number, while each pumpkin shows the corresponding tens and ones. Students draw lines between matching pairs. For example, they connect 46 to 40 + 6 and 58 to 50 + 8. The answers appear in a different order, so children must examine each number carefully.
This activity reinforces place value understanding, number recognition, and mathematical reasoning. Teachers can use it for independent math practice, morning work, or a Halloween-themed learning center. The black-and-white version also gives children an opportunity to color the illustrations after completing their matches.
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What’s Included
- One PDF containing 2 pages: a color worksheet and a black-and-white version
- 6 matching problems per version, practicing the same numbers
- US Letter (8.5 × 11 inches), portrait orientation
- Free printable PDF download



