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Halloween
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preschool lines; with spacer lines; with dashed mid-lines; portrait orientation; with a spooky bat graphic in the left margin
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Shapebook in the shape of a pumpkin and bat. Trace and cut out the primary lined pattern for a great student shapebook. 2 shapes on one page. Our shapebook generator is available to members.
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Trace and cut out the unlined candy corn pattern for a great student shapebook.
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candy corn shapes for calendar or counting practice
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Folder game board.
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Set of six picture cards to use with matching activities and games. More picture cards in this set are available on our member site.
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Directions for pumpkin carving, followed by comprehension questions.
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"We celebrate Halloween every year on October 31st. Where does the holiday come from?" Learn the answer to the origin of the holiday, as well as some traditions, with this reading comprehension.
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"Draw a scary face". Read and follow the directions to decorate each of the six pumpkin faces.
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Complete the October-themed journal prompts (about fire safety, Columbus, Halloween...) inside this bat-and-pumpkin shapebook.
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Practice matching long and short vowel sounds to the correct letter with this fun Halloween-themed board game. Includes gameboard and game cards.
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six pages, use for sequencing
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elementary lines; with a troll illustration to prompt a creative story.
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"Color the pumpkin orange". A great seasonal pre-school book for coloring and practice following directions (directions can be read aloud for pre-readers).
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Reinforces vocabulary from Stephen Mooser's story of a hiccuping ghost.
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Write a report about pumpkins. Includes web, Venn diagram, acrostic form, report planner, did you know cards, report paper.
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Reinforces vocabulary from Robert Kraus's Halloween story.
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Use these pages to make a Halloween booklet that kids can read!
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Help the spider find his web.
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Shapebook in the shape of a pumpkin and bat. Trace and cut out the primary lined pattern for a great student shapebook.
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This game reviews long and short vowel sounds within the framework of a fun Halloween theme. Includes gameboard and game cards.
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Exercises de décryptage de mots d’Halloween, avec audio. Interactive .notebook file for Smart Board or Notebook viewer. Unscramble Halloween words with audio.
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Use a picture graph to determine who has the most pumpkins, etc.
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Interactive Notebook game board with a colorful Halloween Theme. Roll the interactive dice to help the witch get back to the haunted house.
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The color version of this rebus is available on our member site.
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Horrible Harry makes stub people and dresses as a snake for Halloween. Review comprehension and vocabulary of the first installment of the popular "Horrible Harry" series by Suzy Kline.
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Booklet form enables students to write a short report or story about Halloween.
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These sets of draw and color prompts can be made into two cute mini-books (Dressing Up for Halloween & My Boo Book).
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Turn the pumpkin into a jack-o-lantern by following the directions in the legend.
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Bat, mummy, bat, mummy... what comes next?
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Help the ghost find the house.
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From "bat" to "witch". Copy the words on the lines, then enjoy some "word bank" fun, with a cloze exercise and a word unscramble.
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From "bat" to "witch"
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Fun Halloween-themed late homework notices, assignment notices, and grading sheet.
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Use the tally sheet and graph form to determine favorite Halloween traditions.
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An introduction to some basic poetic structures, including alliteration, similes, and acrostics, using Halloween themes. Includes border paper for final drafts.
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Rearrange the words in the word box to make a sentence; draw a picture to go with the sentence. Good for word order practice and handwriting reinforcement.
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A set of three blank Halloween greeting cards with primary handwriting lines for message and black and white illustrations to color.
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