Halloween How To Writing Prompts | Pumpkin Craft and Ghost Craft

Description

Are you looking for a no prep and engaging way to teach ‘how to’ procedure writing? These Halloween how to writing prompts and crafts are a must-have for your procedure writing lessons or Fall / October bulletin boards. Your students will LOVE these writing prompts, so check out these procedural crafts for your literacy, writing, or art lessons!

 

The following procedural crafts are included:

1. How to make a magic potion
2. How to carve a pumpkin
3. How to catch a ghost

 

Why is the Halloween How To Writing Prompts so amazing?

• These crafts are great for wall displays and bulletin boards in Fall and during October/Halloween.
• They suit literacy, writing, AND art lessons.
• The crafts are interactive and engaging flip books. Teaching writing doesn’t have to be boring!
• They are perfect as a final writing piece at the end of your writing unit.
• The craftivities are great if you are stuck for a fun way to teach ‘how-to’ writing.
• Got a sub for the day? Any teacher can handle these activities.

 

Are you time poor?

Who wants to spend hours prepping intricate crafts, where you have to print, cut, and laminate? I bet you don’t want to buy costly materials or spend ages sourcing them in your classroom.

Well, these are NO PREP! Simply print these flip books and go.

It’s time to get your evenings and weekends back, my friend.

 

Do you want something easy for students?

I bet you don’t want students begging for help at every turn.

“I’ve lost the eyes! Where does this piece go? I need helppp!”

NO more!

Students complete a few simple steps to create these crafts. Color, write, cut, and glue one piece. There will be no tears (from you or your students)!

 

Do you hate mess at the end of your lessons?

Who wants glitter, paper, and mess everywhere? Not you, I bet.

Well, only pencils, scissors, and glue are required for these crafts. No paint and no glitter, I pinky promise!

 

What’s included in the Halloween How To Writing Prompts resource?

1. Planning pages are included (with dotted and plain lines).
2. Instruction pages with pictures and steps are included for two of the crafts.
3. There are two types of writing lines (dotted and plain) available for the crafts, so this activity is therefore suitable for a variety of students.

 

When/how to use Halloween how to writing prompts:

• Whole class explicit teaching
• Small group work
• Literacy centers/writer’s workshop
• Independent practice
• Early finishers
• Assessment

What are you waiting for? Let’s get crafty!

 

Check out the sister products:

• Spring ‘How To’ Craftivities
• Winter ‘How To’ Craftivities
• St. Patrick’s Day ‘How To’ Craftivities
• Easter ‘How To’ Craftivities
• Back To School ‘How To’ Craftivities
• Christmas ‘How To’ Craftivities

 

This pairs well with:

Procedure Writing PowerPoint