The majority of these Halloween Teaching Resources do not have the name "Halloween" on them, so they can easily be used at different times of the year as well. Students can write scary stories any time of the year, or solve math problems with pumpkins on them during the autumn.
Take your time and look through the various Halloween themed pages that I have by clicking on one of the pumpkins below. If you want more information on what you will find on each these Halloween resource web pages, as well as visual examples, keep scrolling this page.
Click on one of the pumpkins below to go to a specific category of Halloween Teaching Resources:
On my Halloween Powerpoint page, you will find English and Math Powerpoint lessons. If you want a quiet classroom and students who are bored with traditional drill and practice, do not use these Halloween Powerpoint lessons with your students because your student will laugh out loud when they see these funny Halloween animations, sentences, and word problems.
On this page you will find videos that you can watch demonstrating each Halloween powerpoint lesson plan, and useful teaching tips. Below are pictures of slides from two of the powerpoint lessons that I have created.
On my English Halloween Teaching Resources page, you will find a variety of reading and creative writing activities and lessons plans to use for the month of October and Halloween.
On this page, you will find reading record sheets, newspaper writing, recipe writing, poetry, and powerpoint presentations. Below you will find samples of two of the English Halloween resources that are found on this page. One is a reading record sheet to use with students for the month of October, and the other is a process writing activity where students have to write two articles for their newspaper.
On my Halloween Math Teaching Resources page, you will find unique math lesson plans and activities for addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, word problems, and powerpoint lessons.
I hope that you find the math Halloween teaching resources on this page unique and that your students will be engaged, instead of bored by traditional drill and practice math worksheets. For one of my math activities, I have integrated it with reading the book Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak. This activity could be done anytime of the year, and not just at Halloween.
On my Halloween Bulletin Board Displays and Puzzle Page, you will find Halloween teaching resources to help you decorate your classroom for October and fun puzzle activities to use as warm up activities, or for children to complete after they have finished their class assignments.
On this page you will find: an October calendar set, October sticker chart and incentive templates, Halloween clip art, and a variety of Halloween puzzles for your students to solve. I hope that these resources help to create a spooky environment inside your classroom!