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My Halloween Book

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My Halloween Book.
Make a Jack-O-Lantern.

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This is a pumpkin. Make a Jack-O-Lantern out of it. Draw 2 eyes,


a nose, and a mouth. Color it orange. Color the letters.

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My Halloween Book.
Color the pumpkins.

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Color one pumpkin red.


Color one pumpkin green.
Color one pumpkin yellow.

Color the pumpkins any color you wish!

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My Halloween Book.
Read the poem. Draw the witch. Color.

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A WITCH
A witch has a tall and pointed hat,
And stringy, long black hair.
She chants in a language no one knows,
As she stirs her cauldron with care.
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My Halloween Book.
Pumpkin Maze. Solve the pumpkin maze.

start

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finish

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Write the word maze.


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Spider Mask. Write the word mask. Then read directions.
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Directions. Color the mask. Paste on card stock or laminate if you can. Cut
along the solid lines. Cut out the eye-holes. Hold against the face and ears to
measure for the ties. The tie holes should be above the ears. Remove. Punch
holes. Place yarn in holes for tie. Note: School binder reinforcements can be
used to strengthen the tie holds.
Halloween Spider Mask

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Write the word mask.


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Witch Mask. Write the word witch. Then read the directions.
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Directions. Color the mask. Paste on card stock or laminate if you can. Cut along the solid
lines. Cut out the eye-holes. Hold against the face and ears to measure for the ties. The
tie holes should be above the ears. Remove. Punch holes. Place yarn in holes for tie. Note:
School binder reinforcements can be used to strengthen the tie holds.

Halloween Witch Mask


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Write the word witch.


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My Halloween Book.
Pumpkin follow-the-dots/numbers.

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Write the word pumpkin.


PUMPKIN (uppercase print)
pumpkin (lowercase print)
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My Halloween Book.
Bat follow-the-dots/letters.

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Write the word bat.


BAT (uppercase print)
bat (lowercase print)
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Write About Whats Happening in The Picture?
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Ghost & Halloween Acrostic Poems. Illustrate the poem.
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acrostic poem A poem or series of lines in which certain letters,
usually the 1st in each line spell a name, motto, or message when read it
in vertical sequence. The word is often the subject of the poem.
Subject: GHOST

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Great day for ghost stories in a

Haunted house on an

October night

Spooky spirit

Trick or treat

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Ghost & Halloween Acrostic Poems. Illustrate the poem.
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Subject: HALLOWEEN
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Halloween is an

Amazing day

Leaves are falling

Leaving a rainbow carpet on the ground

October 31st is

Wild and

Exciting.

Eek! Costumes In the

Night.

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Bat Acrostic Poem. Write your own acrostic poem.
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Witch Acrostic Poem. Write your own acrostic poems.
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Witch Acrostic Poem. Illustrate your witch poem.
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Ghost Diamante Poem. Illustrate the poem.

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Diamante poem - A diamante poem is a 7-line contrast poem that presents


an image of an object, person or idea in a compact way.
Subject: GHOST
Clatter!
Powdery, misty
Swooping, soaring, flying
Moonlight, floater, haunted house, spirit
Shimmering, shaking, moaning
Chalky, pale
Boo! Boo!
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Diamante Poem Description.

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Line 1 - Begins with a noun to name the subject (title); 1 word with 2
syllables. Ex: Rainy.
Line 2 - Two adjectives that describe the subject (noun), or just 2 words; 2
words with 4 syllables (a 2-word phrase). Ex: Humid, damp.
Line 3 - Three words ending in ing related to the first subject; 3 words
with 6 syllables (a 3-word phrase). Ex: Refreshing, dripping, splattering.
Line 4 - Four words (nouns) to describe the subject, or two nouns to
describe the first subject and two to describe the second subject, or just 4
descriptive words. 4 words with 8 syllables. If there is an antonym at the
end (an opposite end word), this is where the shift should occur and the
second subject should be described. Ex: Condensation, clouds, drops, water.
Line 5 Three more ing words describing the last ending noun of the poem
(either the first or last subject); 3 words with 6 syllables. Ex: Flowing,
sliding, soaking.
Line 6 Two or more adjectives to describe the first or second subject; 2
words with 4 syllables. Ex: Wet, slippery.
Line 7 The last line ends with the 1st nouns synonym or antonym (first or
second subject); 1 word with 2 syllables or 2 one-syllable words. Ex: Liquid.
Rainy
Humid, damp
Refreshing, dripping, splattering
Condensation, clouds, drops, water
Flowing, sliding, soaking
Wet, slippery
Liquid
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My Halloween Book.
Ghost Poem. Read the poem.

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Ghost
Clatter, rattle
Out of sight,
Swooping, swirling
In the night,
Misty spirit,
Gad about,
Calling Boo!
Is your shout.
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Halloween Poem. Read the poem. Color the picture.
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HALLOWEEN
Pumpkins with their eyes
alight.
Witches on their brooms in
flight.
Bats and owls up in the air.
Ghosts and goblins
everywhere!
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Halloween Poem. Read the poem. Color the picture.
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Who Do You See On Halloween?


I see a goblin, a ghost, and a
bat.
I see a witch on a broom with a
cat.
I see a pumpkin, a graveyard,
and owl.
I see a werewolf out on the
prowl.
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