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Print the worksheet about Halloween and complete the exercises to help you practise your English!

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Scary Halloween Story For Kids - Too Much Candy by ELF Learning

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Halloween Printables, Activities & More!

Explore the literature, customs and history of Halloween, using our worksheets, lessons, videos and activities.

Recommended Halloween Resources

With TeacherVision's Halloween resource hub, you'll find everything from story starters and writing prompts to math and science activities for use in your classroom Halloween celebrations. And, of course, all of the coloring pages, Halloween worksheets, cross-curricular resources, Halloween activities, and Halloween costume ideas and patterns you need for this exciting and spooky holiday!

Halloween Choice Boards and Activity Packets

Use these cross-curricular student choice activities as centers, extension activities, for early finishers, or as homework

Featured Halloween Worksheets & Printables

Encourage students' creativity and enhance their writing skills this Halloween with our spooktacular Halloween worksheets. These printables include fill-in stories, Halloween writing prompts, reading warm-ups, word problems and much more!

Halloween Videos

Get your students up to speed on Halloween history and traditions with these videos and activities! Students can learn about the history of the spookiest holiday, and also discover interesting facts about the Mexican holiday Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos) that coincides with and influences Halloween.

Halloween Collections

Keep the Halloween spirit ALIVE with these collections of Halloween resources! The collections contain top Halloween related activities, such as books, recipes, games and much more!

Halloween Lesson Plans

Be prepared for Halloween with the helpful use of our lesson plans! We have lesson plans that will help guide a remote classroom Halloween party or lessons for hourlong Halloween activities.

Activities

Regardless of the subject, we have fun Halloween activities to both enhance student understanding and get them in the scary spirit! Students will strengthen their vocabulary with out review activities, learn about nutrition with our spooky recipes and much more!

Bulletin Boards and Classroom Decorations

Reading, Language Arts, & Halloween Connected

Bring the Halloween holiday to life, even if it's just "virtually", with these lessons, activities, and reading guides that connect Language Arts, Writing, and Reading to classic Halloween tales of terror!

Science & Halloween Connected

Celebrate the holiday of "free candy" by teaching your students the nutrition behind their tasty treats! Help them enhance their creativity, watch their candy intake (it's even easier remotely!) and much more with our Halloween version of science activities.

Social Studies & Halloween Connected

Take your students through the traditions and history that made this Halloween holiday what it is today. Use our videos and activities to enhance students' knowledge about the holiday and provide them with tips on how to stay safe while trick-or-treating, especially during the pandemic. For creative ways to assemble SAFE costumes, click this article from our sister website, Family Education.

Mathematics & Halloween Connected

Add some Halloween spirit to your math lesson this year! Help students understand the concept of matching, counting, addition, subtraction, division, multiplication of candy stashes, and more with these Halloween theme activities and worksheets!

Art, Music, & Halloween Connected

Spook up the classroom with these fun arts and crafts activities! This section includes printables of ghosts, pumpkins, witches and more, perfect for hanging around your classroom or as a backdrop for your home or virtual classroom too!! It also contains some quick and easy DIY costume patterns so your students can be ready this Halloween.

Browse Halloween Resources

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Holidays Halloween x Explore the literature, customs and history of Halloween, using our worksheets, lessons, videos and activities. Recommended Halloween Resources With TeacherVision's Halloween resource hub, you'll find everything from story starters and writing prompts to math and science activities for use in your classroom Halloween celebrations.

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Ghosts and goblins are about. Witches walk among us. Princes, princesses, fairies, and knights fill schools and classrooms. Is there any doubt that Halloween is here? If you are not quite ready to celebrate in "spooktacular" fashion, you're sure to find a fun idea of two right here.

HALLOWEEN LESSON IDEAS

Pick a Pumpkin Activity
Pumpkins are the ultimate October icons -- the fruit of the month, if you will. (Yes! Pumpkins are a fruit.) This month, celebrate pumpkins with these across-the-curriculum activities. Included: Art, science, language, and math activities.

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Boo! Ghosts and goblins are about. Witches walk among us. Princes, princesses, fairies, and knights fill schools and classrooms. Is there any doubt that Halloween is here? If you are not quite ready to celebrate in "spooktacular" fashion, you're sure to find a fun idea of two right here.

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This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. October is filled with Halloween activities and fun events at my house. Last Saturday, I was lucky enough to see Garrison Keillor perform at the high school where he graduated. It was a great show and so fun to see him in my hometown. Che…

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I am planning for my teletherapy journey and researching free online, digital no print speech and language materials for speech therapy and I want to share them with you! There are some great digital, no print materials out there that can help you build up your no print materials library. I've organized them into the categories of speech, language and social skills. Many of these products are Boom cards. Are you new to Boom digital task cards?

Check out my post on Boom Cards in Speech and Language!

If you've been hesitant to try no print materials during your speech therapy sessions, here's an opportunity to try some without a hit to your wallet! Check out the free digital materials below...you might even find some new talented SLPs to follow! These materials can be used by brick and mortar SLPs and teletherapists. Let's get to it!

Free Digital Materials for Speech:

1. Badger State Speechy

I have this set of minimal pairs cards for the velar sounds K,G. It begins with a mini lesson on K,G and then offers 15 cards of sorting K,G and T,D minimal pairs by beginning sound. Students can press the sound button to hear the words!
Boom Cards Freebie: Velar K,G Minimal Pairs
2. Stacy Crouse

has this awesome set of Boom digital task cards for the prevocalic /r/ sound:
Speech Stacks for Initial R Sound!
has free crossword puzzles for /h/ and /w/:
Pronunciation Partners: /h/ articulation word search.
Free Digital Materials for Language:

1. Talking with Rebecca

has a great interactive pdf for working on prepositions that can be used in most pdf viewers. It's designed for pre-k to grade 1. She includes a link to a tutorial if this is new for you!

Free! No Print Prepositions! There is also a Spanish version. Spanish! No Print Prepositions Freebie!

has a fun no print freebie for retelling stories with visual cues. For grades 2-5. Whooo Can Retell a Story? Digital No Print Language Lesson Freebie! Check out her TPT store for other digital freebies for speech and language!

3. Language, Speech and Literacy, LSL

has a fun no print Halloween freebie for working on pronouns, verbs and wh questions with grades preschool to grade 2. Free No Print Halloween Pronouns, Verbs and Wh Questions!

has a free no print dress up game that is an interactive, "tappable" pdf for preschool through grade 2. Use it as a reward activity or to work on clothing vocabulary! Free No Print Dress Up Game!

has a free set of Boom cards for using context clues to figure out nonsense words. This engaging set works on tier one vocabulary! Context Clues using Nonsense Words Boom Cards.

has a back to school freebie for older students. It can also be used to get to know a new student or when a new student enters an existing group. It includes a board game and goal-setting pages. Back to School for Older Speech/language Students!

has a print/no print open-ended birthday bash activity! It includes 2 game boards and 12 would you rather birthday questions for pre-k to grade 5. Print/no print Open-ended Birthday Bash Game Boards.

has multiple freebies in his store and this one, is perfect for the middle school crowd. Radical Receptive Language: Typical Vietnamese Market.

also has this set of free phonemic awareness Boom cards for pre-k and kindergarten: Digital Task Cards: Beginning Sounds (drag and drop).

FREE Digital Materials for Social Skills!

I have this set of free BOOM icebreakers in my store, geared for first through sixth grade! Click on the picture below!

Looking for materials for your middle or high school students? You'll love this FREE set of BOOM cards for starting conversations that uses real photographs! Click on the picture below!

The two websites listed also offer free digital articulation activities!

1. Communication and Behavior Solutions

is a website that offers free digital materials on material share Monday! Be sure to bookmark this site and check back often!

has a website that offers unique games and activities for telepractice for both articulation and language. The activities are appropriate for a wide range of ages so check here if you are looking for middle school activities! GAH: Games for Telepractice! GAH: Games for Telepractice.

Did you know there is a pinterest board for digital materials? Pinterest Board for Digital No Print Speech and Language Materials? Follow it to find all the no print materials for your students!

Are you a teletherapist? Consider joining this Facebook Group: Teletherapy Materials for Speech Language Pathologists . It is a place for sellers to share materials for teletherapy and SLPs to share materials (websites, online activities etc) with each other.

I hope you've found some great FREE digital speech and language resources!

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Free Digital Speech and Language Materials! - Badger State Speechy

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I am planning for my teletherapy journey and researching free online, digital no print speech and language materials for speech therapy and I want to share them with you! There are some great digital, no print materials out there that can help you build up your no print materials library.

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I'm sure you remember the book from your childhood, There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly? You know, that fat old lady that was ingesting cows and horses and flies? Well the chick just can't get enough because that story has sparked the creation of several like books...and in this one she prefers her meals with a side of Goblin. Yes, that old lady is up to her shenanigans again (by the way, I didn't realize "shenanigans" was actually a real word until I typed it out and good old Firefox underlined it and corrected my spelling. That is all kinds of awesome.)

This story is SUCH a hit in the preschool aged crowd. Just like with The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid Of Anything I started reading this book to my own daughter just before she turned two, but I simplified the story a bit to hold her attention. Generally speaking this is a great book for about age 3-6ish.

Make sure to read my tips on reading to your young child HERE. Since this book does not have dialogue between characters, no need to make up any silly voices 😉 Just read it with enthusiasm and I think your kiddos will LOVE it!

Make Your Own Old Lady

My FAVORITE activity to go along with this is to make your OWN Old Lady and fill her tummy up with these silly Halloween things! You can print our your very own Old Lady at Kizclub.com HERE and you can download the pictures that go to this story at teachingheart.net HERE.

I would read the story at least once, and then you can read it again and as you read, have your child find the picture of the creature the old lady swallows and have her glue it in her tummy. Before you do this, I recommend cutting out everything and then talking about all the creatures. Some things you can talk about: The colors of the creatures, which ones fly, which ones walk, which ones have wings, how many legs they have, are they real or make believe, where would you find them, which ones start with the "b" sound or the "c" sound, etc.

For SLPs: I use this book EVERY YEAR in October. I generally read the story and then do activities based on the individual needs of the students (categories, attributes, following and giving directions, colors, vocabulary building, syntax, etc). For my artic kids, its just a fun reinforcing activity 🙂 I also have my own "Old Lady" that is laminated and I have the items she eats for many different stories laminated as well. This is great to use in small groups when you don't have the time/resources to have each child make their own.

Make a Mini Book

My second favorite activity to do with this book is have the children make up their own story. What can the Old Lady swallow now? Have your child think up different Halloween things that the Old Lady will swallow and make a book about it. Here is how I do it...and I have a freebie for you!!

Print out the Old Lady template I mentioned above at Kizone HERE

Either print it out directly on card stock , or glue her onto card stock

Print out my book cover and page templates, along with directions HERE

Cut out the cover and pages (between 6 and 8 ) and attach to the old lady's tummy with a stapler as a book (I usually do 2 staples on the left side).

Have your child think of 6-8 things that the old lady can swallow. I usually stick to things with the Halloween theme...but it s up to you!

Either have your child draw pictures of the items he thinks of, or cut out pictures of the items and place them in the book (If you are targeting specific vocabulary, you may want to list the words or find pictures of the items ahead of time.)

Make sure to write in the names of the items on the lines provided...and there you go! A book you can read over and over with your child!

Other Resources

The site I mentioned and linked earlier, www.teachingheart.net has some GREAT ideas to go with this story. Check it out!

Do you have activities to go along with There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bat! ?

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I'm sure you remember the book from your childhood, There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly? You know, that fat old lady that was ingesting cows and horses and flies? Well the chick just can't get enough because that story has sparked the creation of several like books...and in this one she prefers her meals with a side of Goblin.

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Go Away Big Green Monster for Speech Therapy

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We’ve seriously been having the BEST week ever in speech. We’ve been getting scary with the Big Green Monster. The way this book is made it just perfect for our speech and language kids! Repetitive text

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Go Away Big Green Monster for Speech Therapy

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In this second October installment of The Frenzied SLPs we bring to you A Treat of Halloween-Themed Language Tricks and Activities.

If you checked in earlier this month you caught my favorite reinforcement activity, Spooky Tree! Download this FREEBIE as a treat to pair with any language drill activity! My favorite preschooler was prepping my materials last week.

Visuals. Visuals. Visuals. Did I say visuals? My first trick for you, write/draw supports always and anywhere. Have a picture or write words of what you expect to remind students of target skills. This picture shows a student working on present tense verbs. The student was struggling to match the correct speech sound for the ending. So I added the sounds as we were working. There is also a fluency strip as another reminder to practice fluent speaking when the target was finally achieved. I will be writing on the table more often for this student!

During our pumpkin craftivity, this student was trying to make a past, present, and future tense sentence with pictured verbs.

Pictured below, some of my 4th graders grabbed their own clipboard when I said we were going to recall key details from a text read aloud (nonfiction texts from Nicole Allison). Tell me that's not using a strategy!

I use books in therapy ALL THE TIME! Are there times I don't get the quantity of trials I'm looking for? Yes! Does that get my anxiety rising? Yes! So why do I keep using books in therapy?

My students ask for books. My students listen attentively to books. My students love structured activities that go along with books. My students talk a lot during my therapy using books. I can target every goal in mixed groups using books! Now that's a treat for this SLP! Motivated students yields increased results.

Another trick, when possible, use a series of books throughout the year. You will be amazed at the predicting as well as confidence in verbal expression that comes with a familiar series. Here are a few of my favorites, although I am not affiliated with any of these books.

There Was an Old Lady books by Lucille Colandro

Bear books by Karma Wilson

If you give a books by Laura Numeroff
Pout Pout Fish books by Deborah Diesen
I also like Twas the Night Before Thanksgiving by Dav Pilkey, A Pirate's Night Before Christmas by Philip Yates and other Night Before books!

I'd love to hear some of your favorite series books!

To wrap up this post and allow you time to wander around the linky, I'd like to share one last treat! I finally finished my Otis and the Scarecrow Print and Go Book Companion. While I will put it on sale for 50% this week, if you download the preview, I have included a FREEBIE carryover page which focuses on perspective taking and showing compassion!

Thanks again to Doyle Speech Works, Twin Speech Language and Literacy, LLC, and All Y'All Need, the linky party hosts this month! I hope you find many more tricks and treats along the way from The Frenzied SLPs and talented SLP friends!

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The Frenzied SLPs: A Treat of Halloween-Themed Language Tricks and Activities

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In this second October installment of The Frenzied SLPs we bring to you A Treat of Halloween-Themed Language Tricks and Activities. If you checked in earlier this month you caught my favorite reinforcement activity, Spooky Tree! Download this FREEBIE as a treat to pair with any language drill activity!

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This reader has no prep except to copy! Just fold and go! This one page foldable reader has four mini pages of text most suitable for first and second grades, however, it could be used for low third grade readers, too.

If you like this reader and want to differentiate for higher level students you might like my life cycle bat reader. Here is the link:
Amazing Life-Cycle of a Little Brown Bat:Beginning Reader and Paper Craft
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This reader has no prep except to copy! Just fold and go! This one page foldable reader has four mini pages of text most suitable for first and second grades, however, it could be used for low third grade readers, too. If you like this reader and want to differentiate for higher level students ...