Let writing become part of your Halloween decor this year! We have multiple spooky craftivities that span pre-k through 8th grade. These are an easy way to incorporate writing into a fun Halloween craft. We love sliding the writing component in to their portfolios to send home at the end of the year. It’s a great way to show progress AND a lovely memory keepsake for families to remember special holidays during that school year.
All the elementary resources we are sharing today have a writing component and each one has differentiated options so you can find what works for your grade level. Teachers can easily turn these craft + writing activities into bulletin boards, hallway displays or door decor. Check out our favorites below.
Ghost Craft and Writing | Primary Monthly Craft | Halloween
Who doesn’t love a spooky, adorable ghost craft during the Halloween season? This is perfect for primary grades and part of a monthly craft bundle that is great for adding to portfolios. Students create the ghost and then have a writing portion to complete. Use this as a whole class activity or it is easy enough for students to complete independently.
Batty About Halloween – Bursting Bulletin Board Kit
This bulletin board truly works among all grade levels because it focuses on the collaborative aspect of the board. The bats are a pretty easy craft, but there are multiple ways to differentiate the writing portion of the activity. This makes an amazing hallway display, too!
Retro Pumpkin | Life is GOURD | Hello GOURDgeous | Craft and Writing
This festive fall holiday is about to get a little more retro with these modern graphic designs, bright colors, and dipped aesthetic. Have your students answer any of the THREE prompts to start celebrating the most GOURDgeous time of the year!
Halloween Bulletin Board Kit | Boo-lieving in Big Dreams | Ghost Frame Craft
Students can complete the included “Boo-lieving in Big Dreams” writing activity and display their work inside the ornate picture frames, creating a bulletin board that showcases both student creativity and writing. The resource includes multiple writing-page options, including primary-style lines, standard lines, and an open writing/drawing space.
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