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Read a short spooky/silly story (e.g. 'The Monster Under the Bed') and answer comprehension questions, either as short-answer or multiple-choice depending on the worksheet version provided for the same passage.
Halloween-themed picture-based addition worksheets for early elementary students.
A set of Halloween-themed crossword and word search worksheets for spelling, vocabulary, and word-recognition practice, in three difficulty styles.
Follow number mazes (1-10 and 1-20) by coloring/dotting; roll a die and cover the matching number; build a number using snap cubes; glue the number matching a set of pictures (counting); complete five-frames and ten-frames; trace numbers; complete picture-addition problems.
Students generate as many words as they can from the letters in a given Halloween phrase ('Trick or Treat', 'Candy Corn', or 'Halloween'), and separately write a word, phrase, or sentence for each letter of 'Halloween' or 'Haunted House' to complete an acrostic poem.
Cut out scrambled word cards (e.g. 'big The is spider .'), paste them in the correct order to form a sentence, copy/write the sentence, and color the accompanying picture. Two pages: one statement ('The spider is big.') and one question ('Is the witch in the house?').
Worksheet 1: draw a line matching a numeral (1-10) to the ten frame that represents it. Worksheet 2: draw a line matching a number word (one-ten) to the matching ten frame. Worksheet 3: solve addition problems (e.g. 8+2=) and shade in a ten frame to show the answer. Worksheet 4: solve subtraction problems (e.g. 10-4=)…
Solve 20 absolute value problems (10 basic absolute value problems, 10 problems combining absolute value with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) and check answers against a provided solutions page.
Reading comprehension practice using a short informational passage about Halloween traditions.
Read short informational and narrative passages about Halloween, answer reading-response questions, write vocabulary definitions, complete a word search, alphabetize words, write sentences, draw and label pictures, and match words to pictures.
Count how many of the five ghosts are shown as 'home' in each picture, draw the ones that are not shown, and complete number sentences (e.g. 3+__=5, 4+__=5, 1+__=5, 2+__=5) to find the missing addend.
Fill in basic film information (director, genre, cast, release year); log 10 new vocabulary words and their meanings in two numbered lists; write short descriptions of listed film characters; answer reflection prompts (favourite scene, why they liked it, a personal review); and write a three-page diary from the point…
Identify the novel's author, genre, and publishing date (blank fields, not pre-filled); record 10 new vocabulary words and their meanings; note a favourite chapter and explain why; give the novel a star rating and write a review; write a three-page diary from a chosen character's point of view retelling three scenes.
Cut out ghost pictures/word cards and paste each into the matching 'haunted castle' for its word family (e.g., -at, -in, -en, -og, -an, -ug).
Identify the novel's author, genre, and publishing date (blank fields, not pre-filled); record 10 new vocabulary words and their meanings; note a favourite chapter and explain why; give the novel a star rating and write a review; write a three-page diary from a chosen character's point of view retelling three scenes.
Free download Halloween-themed line-tracing practice sheets to build pre-writing / fine motor control; the cover page itself reads "TRACING LINES, HALLOWEEN", directly confirming the seasonal theme in-file.
Fill in author/genre/publishing-date blanks; list 10 new vocabulary words and write their meanings; name a favorite chapter and explain why; give the novel a rating and write a review; then write a three-page diary from the point of view of a chosen character, retelling three scenes.
Halloween-themed dot marker coloring worksheets for fine motor practice.
Read/track the repeated pattern text across booklet pages (witch, monster, wizard, fairy, pirate, ghost, then candy), then complete a 'Spooky Sequence' worksheet numbering the characters 1-7 in the order they appeared.
Glue the picture that comes next in a pattern; color each type of pattern (AB, AAB, ABB, ABC, AABB); use worksheets and pattern cards for hands-on pattern-building practice.
A no-prep reading comprehension worksheet and lesson plan teaching the history and traditions of Halloween for English/ESL learners.
2-4 is a rich teaching resource that effectively leverages children's excitement for Halloween to motivate them in learning math. This unit is tailored to reinforce and expand on previous mathematical knowledge, covering the three primary areas: numbers, measurements, and geometry.
Glue a set of ghost pictures in order from smallest to biggest on one worksheet, and from biggest to smallest on a second worksheet.
Provide a Halloween-themed size-ordering activity using black cat pictures, for practicing sequencing objects from smallest to largest and largest to smallest.