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Alexa Learns to Plan a Safe and Enjoyable Halloween Alexa Learns to Plan a Safe and Enjoyable Halloween is an engaging and relatable functional life skills worksheet that follows Austin as he guides Alexa through the preparations for Halloween. Key Features: • This interactive worksheet focuses on Halloween and…
Complete a vocabulary preview (matching), watch a PBS video (while completing worksheet activities), answer true/false and comprehension questions, create/describe a personal ofrenda (altar) drawing, and participate in a reflective discussion.
Solve 20 word problems involving addition and subtraction of decimals (weights, liquid volumes, money, and distances framed with Halloween characters/scenarios) and check answers against a provided solutions page.
Answer before-reading discussion questions, read a passage about the history and celebration of Halloween, answer reading comprehension questions, complete a synonym-matching exercise, and answer after-reading questions.
Use the pictures to find the difference for each subtraction problem, cross out the amount taken away, and write how many are left.
Study a picture dictionary of vocabulary words, then complete a word-picture matching exercise, a crossword using picture clues, a word search, and a missing-letters exercise.
Follow numbered dots in order, tracing lines between them to reveal a Halloween picture.
Free download Students respond in writing (name field plus ruled lines) to one themed prompt per weekday: a spooky story prompt, a how-to prompt, a would-you-rather opinion prompt, a personal-memory reflection prompt, and a free-write prompt.
Cut out number-word pieces and paste them to match/complete numbers, working through pairs (one/two, three/four, five/six, seven/eight, nine/ten) across five pages.
Glue cotton swabs onto construction paper to build a skeleton shape, then count the swabs and record the total as tens and ones.
Decide where shopping money would come from, divide a total budget across categories (costume, decorations, candy, etc.), research and record actual prices from flyers/online, stay within budget, and reflect on the process in writing.
Solve integer operation problems and type the final answer into a Google Sheets cell; correct answers gradually reveal a hidden image, then students play a spot-the-difference game on the revealed image.
Students read a one-sentence story prompt (e.g. write a story about an evil witch, a spooky ghost, a dragon) with supporting brainstorming questions, then write a narrative on the ruled lines provided.
Read and say each Halloween word (what a spider is dressed as), count the syllables, and color the number/pot matching the syllable count.
Watch two videos, complete a vocabulary match, a gap-fill, multiple-choice comprehension questions, and true/false questions; build a small-group timeline of Halloween's history and present it; complete a speaking activity imagining their own Halloween festival.
Brainstorm costume ideas, draw a picture of the chosen costume, write a sentence completing 'My teacher should be a ___', and give three supporting reasons.
Halloween Color By Number Coping Skills Activity This Halloween Color By Number Coping Skills Activity is a fun, and engaging activity for your students to engage in practicing their coping skills withing the theme of Halloween. Teaching Social Emotional Learning through using these color by coping skill activity…
Roll a die and trace the sight word written on the spider bearing the matching number; repeat until all words on the page are traced.
Roll a die for #1 (head), #2 (top), and #3 (bottom) and draw the resulting costume pieces onto a grid-paper template to build a unique Frankenstein costume drawing.
Solve a series of Halloween-themed word problems (fractions, division, subtraction, unit rates/estimation) and use each answer to choose the next path through the maze to reach the end.
Students solve fraction-to-decimal conversion questions (in any order) on a whiteboard, scratch paper, or the provided workspace, then type their final answer into a Google Sheets cell; correct answers clear part of a hidden image (green check mark shown) and incorrect answers show an X so students can revise; once…
Solve a starting Halloween-themed word problem, locate its answer in another box on the page to find the next problem number, and continue until all 8 circles are labeled 1-8, showing work in the spaces provided.
On each page, find and dab/mark every occurrence of the target number within a grid of numbers using a dab-it/bingo dauber marker.
Look at each numbered task card's array (rows and columns of Halloween images), write the corresponding multiplication sentence with its answer on a response sheet.