Scary Stories for a Fright in the Night by S.L. Claytor

This post contains Amazon affiliate links as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases at no cost to you. I hope this post gives you some easy-to-implement ideas for incorporating fun Halloween activities into your reading lessons this October! Another fun option is to have students create their own spooky sentences to practice reading aloud in different voices!

I love these free Halloween fluency practice passages. Plenty of 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders need fluency practice. Grab the free graphic organizer above for students to use with a read-aloud or as they read independently! Halloween Fluency Practice Cuenta y listas Devoluciones y Pedidos Cesta Todo. SmithĪnalyzing an author’s choice of language and identifying sensory words are especially fun to teach with Halloween books! Scary Stories for a Fright in the Night (English Edition) eBook : Claytor, S.L.: Amazon.es: Tienda Kindle.

Ghosts of Belle Isle (and other books in the Virginia Mysteries series) by Steven K.

Just beware, the characters lurking within these pages are nightmarish and might just give youa fright in the night.

Scary Stories for a Fright in the Night by S. Step into a world of creepy clowns, cursed campsites, ghostly graveyards, frightful freak shows, spooky schools, and other ghoulish things.

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark by Alvin Schwartz.

She Made a Monster: How Mary Shelley Created Frankenstein by Lynn Fulton.

The Widow’s Broom by Chris Van Allsburg.

Here are a few of my favorite Halloween books for upper elementary students: There are TONS of great books you can use to review setting, characters, plot, making predictions, drawing conclusions, sensory details, figurative language, and more!

Scary Stories for a Fright in the Night by S.L. Claytor