Story Elements with a Spooky Twist

The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything

$13.80 on Amazon

One of my favorite stories to read leading up to Halloween is The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything by Linda Williams.

I use the book to teach about the story element of character, setting and plot.  A couple of years ago I made a worksheet to go with the story.  You can snag this freebie HERE.

This year I came across a video that has a song that goes with the book. I played it for my PreK, K, and 1 classes. They loved patting their legs to the beat of the song and doing motions for all of the clothing items.  It's such a fun song!

What books do you like to use this time of year?

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Halloween Bookmarks and Buntings

Guess what I've been making.  Kristen Wallden, my favorite clipart artist just posted a new Halloween freebie so I had to make something with those cute little guys.  Plus I had some of her other sets that were perfect for Halloween.

Here's what I made:

This is a set of 4 free bookmarks.  2 are in color and 2 are in black and white for your students to color.  Click HERE to check them out.

This is a set of 24 Halloween bookmarks.  12 are in color and 12 are black and white for your students to color.  Click HERE to check them out.

I made this sweet little Halloween bunting last year.  Click HERE to check it out.

I decided to make a new bunting to go with the bookmarks. Plus that new clipart was just too cute not to make a bunting with.  LOL  Click HERE to check it out.

And I also have a free Halloween story starter available in my store.  Check it out HERE.

If you download any of these, I love to read your feedback on them.  =)