What are you going to be for Halloween? Do you dress up for your kids and do they have a costume "moment" or parade in class? What time do they start trick-or-treating? We are finding it goes later each year, with older kids "haunting" till the wee hours, and younger kiddies starting around 5pm to go door-to-door. We have a "harvest" celebration that the church across the street hosts each year, which seems to get busier and louder each year, and we certainly get an influx of trick-or-treaters - older - right after the festival ends. How is it in your neighborhood, and what do you do to celebrate, both in and outside of the classroom? If you still need some last-minute activities, try a printable packet for both early and upper elementary grades, and you can download a free "preview" printable at each link. Have a safe and fun Halloween!
1. Early Elementary Halloween Printables:
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/A-HALLOWEEN-PRINTABLES-ACTIVITY-PACKAGE-FOR-EARLY-ELEMENTARY-CLASSES-946073
2. Upper Elementary/Middle School Halloween Printables (including a Pumpkin Explorations and Cycles of Corn Web Trek):
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/A-HALLOWEEN-PUMPKIN-PATCH-OF-CLASSROOM-PRINTABLES-ACTIVITIES-946045
