Practice Writing Dialogue with Funny Animal Pictures

Halloween Costume Animals stickerKids sometimes struggle with knowing how to punctuate dialogue in their writings. So here’s a way fun activity for you to practice this as a whole class. Print out a copy of these pictures of animals in Halloween costumes and put them under your document camera. If you’ve got a way to connect your computer to your projector, then you don’t have to print the pages. But either way, show the class the picture and decide on a sentence to write as a class. Point out where quotation marks go and how the fit with whatever punctuation mark is at the end. If you want some independent practice, have your kids write their sentences on personal whiteboards so they can hold it up to show you. Happy (grammatically correct) Halloween!

Click here for the free printable PDFs: Halloween Costume Animals – dialogue practice

Halloween Crafts for Kids

I take any opportunity to make Halloween crafts with kids. It’s the best time of the year, to do crazy, spooky, silly stuff! These are pretty easy crafts and are great for a wide range of ages (preschool through 6th grade), so check em’ out!

Directions for paper plate ghosts

Directions for Paper strip pumpkin

Directions for Halloween pumpkin mobile

Directions for Halloween hand and foot print ghosts craft

Click here to learn about the Halloween puppets

Directions for Halloween candy corn craft

Fall Crafts for Kids

Here’s a collection of some of my favorite fall crafts for kids. These would be great to do with your class or your kids at home. Happy fall!

Directions for Paper Roll Pumpkins

Directions for Hand Print Owls

Directions for Leaf People

Directions for Puzzle Leaves Tree

Halloween Writing Activity: How To Get Lots of Halloween Candy

The point of Halloween is to get tons of candy… or at least that’s what my kids think. So here’s a writing project (that you could use to practice sequencing, transitions, or standard paragraph structure) to tie in kids plans for scoring loads of candy! Some of my kids have it figured out! They say to bring a little kid with you, preferably one who’s really adorable. They also told me to smile really big, so people want to give you more. Anyway, see what your kids come up with! Fun free Halloween writing project: How to get lots of Halloween Candy PDF  Enjoy!

How to get lots of Halloween Candy

Halloween Math Fact Coloring Page

This fun Halloween coloring page uses simple addition, subtraction and multiplication. Depending on the answer of the math question, they color each section of the picture a different color. Click here for the printable PDF: Halloween math fact coloring page  Happy Halloween!

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