Looking for some fun activities for your little monsters? Here are a few “scary” Halloween activities for your lesson planning. These monster-themed lesson plans provide lots of great not so scary fun for students. Easy to implement, spooky monster lesson plan ideas for Halloween fun!
Monster-Themed Lesson Plan – Build a Monster Game
This is a fun game for keeping hands busy and kids engaged during small group activities. This monster-themed lesson plan activity takes a little bit of prep work ahead of time but then can be used over and over for years. Print all parts, cut apart and laminate. To play, present each player with a monster template card, and place all monster parts in the middle of the table. Use some dice from another game that you may have on hand. For their turn, players roll the dice to find out which monster part they can place on their template. There are many different colors, patterns and styles of body parts to choose from. The first player to complete his/her monster is the winner! This game can be used just as it is with a small group of students. You can also use it during teaching and practice activities. For example, before rolling the dice, the player must say a word containing his/her speech sound, or define a given word, or give an antonym for a specific word, or read a sight word, etc.
Halloween Hashtags – Monster Selfies
Sticking with the monster theme, this is perfect for your older students working on vocabulary and inferencing skills. Print, laminate and cut apart the monster selfies and hashtags descriptions. Students can work together or independently to match the hashtag description clues to the monster selfies. Blank pages are also provided for students to make up their own.
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Halloween Speech and Language Activity Kit
This Halloween Speech and Language Activity Kit contains many spooky Halloween monsters and covers a huge variety of language skills. This kit covers so many language goals including figurative language, following directions, describing, grammar and more.
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