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Halloween
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Use the tally sheet and graph form to determine favorite Halloween traditions.
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The letters of the alphabet, presented in black outline, filled with colorful small pumpkins and candy corn. Four letters to a page. Great for bulletin boards, desk decorations, and more.
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Set of twenty bingo cards for Halloween, from CANDY to VAMPIRE.
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A one page Halloween-themed realistic fiction reading comprehension piece is followed by 4 multiple choice questions and 4 questions requiring short written responses.
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A packet of activities for use with Marc Brown's book Arthur's Halloween (primary) includes both a crossword puzzle and a wordsearch.
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Cut out these faces and paste them on pumpkin shapes.
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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.
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Color and Cut the pictures on the bottom of the page. Match the pictures to the pictures on the puzzle board.
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Color and Cut the pictures on the bottom of the page. Match the pictures to the pictures on the puzzle board
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Interactive file for Smart Notebook. This fun Ghost Hunt activity can be used year round to reinforce long vowel sounds.
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Matching pictures and more. Halloween fun!
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This fourteen-page pumpkin unit includes creative thinking, graph and chart interpretation and problem-solving, and a logic problem.
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Booklet form enables students to write a short report or story about Halloween.
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"Carol and Linda are making candy apples for a party. They made sixty-two. Today they made eight more. How many candy apples have they made in all?" Five math word problems with a Halloween theme.
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"It is snowing on Halloween night." Choose the sentence that best describes the picture.
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Practice putting together a puzzle by assembling a skeleton. Picture cards and cover page here. You will need scissors and glue.
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Bobby Bear is excited about Halloween. But all the pumpkins in town are sold- will it be Halloween without a jack-o'-lantern? Find out with this seasonal reading comprehension.
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"Look at the clock. What time is the Halloween party?" Five Halloween-themed questions with clocks.
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Cornstalk with a cat and pumpkins; small on a lined writing page, large on the coloring page.
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5 pages, each with a child in a different costume
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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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Three activities (event sequencing, a Venn diagram, and an art project) to reinforce reading and following directions.
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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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Directions for pumpkin carving, followed by comprehension questions.
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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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[member-created with abctools] Book with pumpkin border to be used with word walls/word families
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Turn the pumpkin into a jack-o-lantern by following the directions in the legend.
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Practice reading and following directions and cut and paste creativity while making a jack-o'-lantern. Pumpkin worksheet, Faces worksheet, cover page, and directions here. You will need scissors, glue, and markers/crayons.
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A five page pumpkin shaped booklet with a story problem on each page.
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Use a picture graph to determine who has the most pumpkins, etc.
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Use these pages to make a Halloween booklet that kids can read!
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Color a blackline drawing by following the directions in the legend.
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Pumpkin seed fun with 6 pages for learning centers or group projects.
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