3650
Halloween
= Preview Document
= Member Document
-
"Color the pumpkin orange". A great seasonal pre-school book for coloring and practice following directions (directions can be read aloud for pre-readers).
-
[member-created with abctools] Find the words from "bats" to "witch" in this jack-o'lantern-shaped puzzle.
-
Lined paper, portrait layout, with a bouncing pumpkin. Primary lines.
-
Lined paper, landscape layout, with a ghost and a pumpkin.
-
Shapebook in the shape of a pumpkin and bat. Trace and cut out the primary lined pattern for a great student shapebook.
-
"Draw a scary face". Read and follow the directions to decorate each of the six pumpkin faces.
-
One dark and rainy Halloween... (lined paper)
-
Pumpkin seed fun with 6 pages for learning centers or group projects.
-
Five great writing prompts for pumpkin-themed fairy tales (from "Gourdilocks and the Three Hares" to "Jack and the Pumpkin Vine"). Creative fun!
-
A picture to color and narrow lines to write about Frankenstein's monster.
-
"Josh and his friends grew the biggest pumpkin..." A writing prompt and two story planners to help write a great pumpkin story.
-
5 pages, each with a child in a different costume
-
Help the children find the pumpkin.
-
Help the witch find her cat.
-
Help the ghost find the house.
-
"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.
-
15 sentences to help start creative Halloween-themed stories.
-
Matching pictures and more. Halloween fun!
-
Five pages. Wendy Witch eats 3 pieces of candy corn, 2 candy bars, 5 caramel apples, and 4 popcorn balls. Wendy Witch has a stomachache! How many sweets did she eat?
-
From "ballerina" to "vampire", these vocabulary building word strips with pictures are great for word walls, sentence strips, spelling and vocabulary practice.
-
[member-created with abctools] "Halloween is..." Trace and cut out. This candy corn-shaped shapebook has prompts for students to answer about Halloween.
-
[member-created with abctools] "Pumpkin, Pumpkin, What Do You See?" Writing prompts: draw and name things you see on Halloween. Trace and cut out the unlined pumpkin pattern for a great student shapebook.
-
[member-created with abctools] Trace and cut out. This pumpkin-shaped shapebook has prompts for students to write about Halloween wishes.
-
This Halloween-themed game reinforces the numbers 1-6 and patterns of dots on dice.
-
candy corn shapes for calendar or counting practice
-
Folder game board with Halloween theme.
-
Color a blackline drawing by following the directions in the legend.
-
For pre-readers, the (a) glyphs feature larger pictures and a smaller font, for teachers to read directions aloud.
-
Enhances vocabulary and comprehension of this book from Norman Bridwell's popular "Clifford" series.
-
Use these pages to make a Halloween booklet that kids can read!
-
Reinforces vocabulary from Robert Kraus's Halloween story.
-
Reinforces vocabulary from Stephen Mooser's story of a hiccuping ghost.
-
Complete the October-themed journal prompts (about fire safety, Columbus, Halloween...) inside this bat-and-pumpkin shapebook.
-
Bat, mummy, bat, mummy... what comes next?
-
Match the Halloween words to the pictures of words that rhyme with them (ghost, toast)
-
From "bat" to "witch". Copy the words on the lines, then enjoy some "word bank" fun, with a cloze exercise and a word unscramble.
-
An introduction to some basic poetic structures, including alliteration, similes, and acrostics, using Halloween themes. Includes border paper for final drafts.
-
This one page reading comprehension selection traces the origins of some Halloween traditions to the Celts, Romans, and early Christians. It is followed by 4 multiple choice questions and 6 questions that require brief witten responses.
Individual Membership
Group Membership
Homeschool
University Partnerships
PTA/PTOs & Parents
Gift Memberships
