- Write step-by-step instructions that tell how to carve a pumpkin.
- You are in charge of planning a Halloween craft for a group of five-year-old children. Tell what you’d create, what materials you’d need, and how you’d make it. Include a picture of your craft.
- What are some of your family’s Halloween traditions?
- Write about a house in your neighborhood that has Halloween decorations.
- Imagine someone gave you a black cat to keep as a pet. Tell what you would name it and how you would take care of it.
- Write a silly story titled, “The Talking Jack-o’-Lantern.”
- Do you like spiders? Write a persuasive essay to convince your readers that spiders are friend or foe.
- Imagine you were planning a Monster Mash party for your friends. Tell what games you’d play, how you’d decorate, what you’d eat, and who you would invite.
- Write a silly poem titled, “The Witch Who Lost Her Magical Brew.”
- Imagine you had a flying broom that could ride on air. Where would you go and what you would see.
- What are some tips for staying safe when you’re trick-or-treating on Halloween?
- Write about the things you see, hear, smell, feel, and taste when you go trick-or-treating.
- What is your favorite Halloween movie or TV show? Describe the characters, setting, and plot.
- Imagine you could be anything at all for Halloween. Describe your costume and why you chose it.
- Write an imaginary story about someone who spends the night in a haunted house.
- Write an acrostic poem using the words ghost, mummy, witch, or vampire.
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