Printable GamesNo. 6059 · The 2026 edition

Halloween Unifix Cube Printables

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Download the Halloween Unifix Cube Printables for $1.99 and print them out.
Set your printer to "print in the printable area" so the squares fit unifix cubes perfectly.
Optionally cut the two sheets into individual cards, or leave them as full pages.
Place the sheets on a tray so students are encouraged to complete four towers in one sitting.
Give students unifix cubes; have them match the colors and count the blocks, either placing cubes on the printed squares or clicking them into towers, up to the printed number (8-15).

The original unifix cube tower cards covered numbers 1-7 and were too easy for the author's students.
Printables were made in two sheets rather than individual cards so they fit well on a tray and encourage four towers at a sitting.
Some students will do one tower and be done, but with four on a page they tend to complete all four happily.
If a task is too easy, it fails to support learning and boredom can lead to challenging behaviors.
Teaching the child in front of you means keeping them in the just-right learning zone (the zone of proximal development).

Halloween is a very big deal when you are 4 or 5 years old.
The author's PreK students had been talking about their costumes and excitement for the big night.
Holiday excitement is used to theme and build excitement for learning activities, in this case math center unifix cube activities.
The regular unifix cube tower cards used numbers 1-7 and were too easy for the students.
The new printables cover numbers 8-15.
The author calls children over to centers for quick little one-on-one activities.
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These printables are just for numbers 8-15.
For a perfect fit with unifix cubes, the printer should be set to "print in the printable area."
The printables cost $1.99.