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Halloween is the perfect time to seamlessly incorporate the CCSS narrative writing standards into your writing instruction. Are you looking for a fun, fresh engaging way to teach creative narrative writing that will catch your students off guard and get them excited about writing again? This huge resource includes, printables, task cards, anchor charts, group activities, and so much more that will have your students begging to write more throughout the month of October.
The upcoming holiday brings out the creativity in every student. Even your most reluctant writers will love writing to these hilarious, common core aligned, narrative writing prompts.
This must-have resource contains 32 hilarious HALLOWEEN themed writing prompts (in both task card and printable format), each with a fun and unusual writing prompt or story starter for students in upper elementary and the middle grades.
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WACKY WRITING PROMPTS
PRINTABLES
TASK CARDS
GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
GROUP ACTIVITY
ANCHOR CHARTS
FORMS FOR INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOKS OR WRITING JOURNALS
These spooky, silly, bizarre, crazy, intriguing, creepy, spell-binding, and all-out surprising story starters and writing prompts are sure to keep your students writing with a smile while things go bump in the night! Tired of boring prompts? This pack is for you! Want to keep your kids engaged this October? Need to take a fun break to bring a smile to everyone’s face? This resource is the one for you! My students beg me to choose one of these prompts. Yours will too. These are sure to be a smash hit in your classroom! Wait until you read the crazy stories your students will write!
WHEN YOUR STUDENTS WRITE TO THESE PROMPTS, PLEASE COME BACK LEAVE FEEDBACK! I LOVE HEARING ABOUT KIDS GETTING EXCITED ABOUT WRITING!
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