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| Halloween Printables |
Halloween Safety Tips
These printable cards are an easy way to teach children safety tips for Halloween. Go over the tips at school or at home, and hand out the cards one by one.
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| Frankencrayon- Book Companion |
Learning color names and writing about reading! For beginning readers and writers. Read this excellent book, Frankencrayon , by Michael Hall, and then write about the book. Even make a scribble monster! It's motivating! It's educational, and it's fun! Literacy lesson #1: read good books; read, think, write, listen, share!
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| My Teacher On Halloween |
5 Writing Prompts about what "My Teacher Will Be On Halloween". This is a fun
and high-interest writing assignment.
Children love to think about what the teacher might be on Halloween... and teachers love to see what they write! Write and Draw! My Teacher On Halloween!
| Double-Digit Addition & Subtraction |
Double-digit Addition and Subtraction Practice Pages with a Halloween Theme. These worksheets provide practice in adding and subtracting double-digit numbers without regrouping. They can be fun and colorful, and they can be used to practice the skill of adding and subtracting double-digit numbers with a Halloween theme. Also, practice adding 3 single digits to a column. Set them at a math station for needed practice on a math skill learned and mastered. Assign for independent math practice for double-digit addition and subtraction.
There are 12 total worksheets and 12 answer sheets included. |
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| Creepy Carrots |
This book entertains the reader and the listeners with Jasper's adventures at Crackenhopper Field. Read about creepy carrots and learn how Jasper solves his problem. It's fun fiction! And leads to an ending that makes the reader think. Read this book aloud and choose these reader response pages to write about the book.
Also included is a Creepy Carrot craftivity. Make these creepy carrots and create a colorful bulletin board. Focus Skills are:
 Engage your students this Halloween by reading, thinking, writing, and drawing around the theme of Halloween. Interactive Reading Booklet 17 Halloween Writing prompts! Word Study and Poetry! Seven Label the Pictures- Cut and Paste Seven labeling pages where early writers will label the pictures. These pages are cut and pasted, and children read the words, reread them, and then cut them out and paste them in the correct box to show the word's meaning.
Interactive Reading Booklet - "The Halloween Parade" Easy to download and assemble - 2 booklets on a page - print 2 sides Teacher directions included - this is so easy !! Students write in the booklet to complete the sentences and also color the pictures. This booklet has easy, repetitive text for beginning readers, and students love reading it—more than once! This resource also includes the vocabulary needed for your booklets. Words your students need for interactive booklets can be displayed in your classroom or literacy center. Also included are some blank vocabulary cards if you need to write in some additional words for your Halloween word bank. Grab this Halloween resource for Writing Prompts and more HERE  Spookley, the Square Pumpkin, by Joe Troiano. Spookley feels sad, lonely, and square in this story, and those other pumpkins are teasing him! But only for a short time, as you will read, to find out what makes being square a unique feature and helps solve a big problem. This book entertains the reader and listeners with rhyme and rhythm. It is the perfect book to teach and review the different shapes and teach awareness of differences and how we might want to avoid judging a pumpkin by its shape. It's fun fiction! And leads to a gratifying ending. Read this book aloud and choose these reader response pages as a springboard for essential class discussions about being unique and caring about others. Also included is a Spookley craftivity and word cards for your pocket chart. Grab this book companion for Spookley, HERE  Stages include: 1. seeds 2. sprout 3. growing sprout 4. vines and flowers 5. green pumpkin 6. giant, fat pumpkin in the pumpkin patch Also included are three pages for reference on the 'life cycle of a pumpkin': one black-and-white for students to color, one in color if you wish to display it, and the third one is a graphic organizer that the students can fill in to show that they remember the stages of a pumpkin's life cycle. The booklet is a fun foldable that students love. After completing it, it guides them through retelling the stages. Grab this teaching resource Life Cycle of A Pumpkin  All About Pumpkins ... Read. Write. Do. Learn. These pages about pumpkins will engage primary readers in literacy skills, thinking, and learning about pumpkins. Improve literacy skills and reading achievement with reading passages and writing prompts within a unit of studying pumpkins. Add these pages to a science corner or literacy station with books and literature about pumpkins. These reading passages and writing prompts can be used for independent practice, small-group instruction, and whole-class unit studies about pumpkins. There are 50 pages:
 Halloween Handouts! Writing Halloween Sentences and Solving Riddles with Multiplication. These handouts are easily assigned for distance learning. These pages teach and provide some Halloween fun:
 In this story, the witch and her cat happily fly through the sky on a broomstick when the wind picks up and blows away the witch's hat. Some animals help her and want to ride on the broom. A minor disaster comes, and all the animals come to the rescue. The story is in rhyme, bouncing merrily along, full of fun. Read this book aloud to your child and choose these reader response pages to enhance the reading experience. This book companion is to be used with Room on the Broom by Julia Donaldson. Focus Skills:
There are 30 pages in this teaching resource to respond to this book. You certainly would not have to do all of them, but you could if you wish. This book companion quickly diversifies instruction. Yes, I want Room on the Broom book companion.  |
These printable cards will be an easy way to teach children safety tips for Halloween. Go over the tips at school or at home. Handout these printable cards one by one.
Tips include:
- check your costume. Make sure nothing is hanging down where you might catch your foot and cause you to trip
- invite your parents to go with you
- visit homes of your friends and neighbors and people you know
- wear reflectives, glow in the dark or carry a flashlight
- cross at corners where there are lights and crosswalks
- use sidewalks
- look left, look right, then look left again before crossing
- watch for cars turning and backing up
- put your phone away and pay attention
- check all candy | do not eat any candy that is unwrapped or looks suspicious
- safe, happy & fun!
Information for Halloween safety | Keep our children SAFE
Included are 16 Halloween Fun bookmarks
to keep your students reading!
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and see some of the bookmarks
