Halloween figurative language

Get your kiddos excited about grammar with these hands-on grammar games and activities. These fun and engaging grammar centers are meant to be used as a refresher of old skills and a mini-lesson for introducing new skills. Your kiddos will love challenging themselves and their peers with learning while having fun! This October grammar freebie is perfect for your upper elementary classroom.

Halloween Figurative Language Activities for Middle School and High School featuring figurative language examples from classic literature! Students read excerpts from works such as Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Bram Stoker's Dracula, and short stories by Edgar Allan Poe on these fun figurative language task cards. The perfect Halloween Figurative Language activity!

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Read this blog post to find activities and ideas for spooky season in your ELA classroom! Practice real skills while having fun with figurative language.

🎃🕸️ Looking for a fun way to teach figurative language this spooky season? Check out my Halloween-themed figurative language worksheet! Perfect for middle and high school ELA, this resource helps students identify similes, metaphors, and more—all with a festive twist. 👻📝 Make your classroom lessons engaging and seasonal! Full color and black & white versions available. Print or use as a digital activity. #FigurativeLanguage #HalloweenELA #MiddleSchoolELA #TeacherResources

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Halloween Games FREE contains 2 fun and engaging Halloween-themed bump games to help students to practice idioms and context clues. These games are so simple to use and require very minimal prep. They are perfect to use in Halloween reading centers or as extension activities when students complete their work!

Get in the spirit of Halloween with these spooky American English expressions!

Bring out your students' imaginations with these fun and engaging Halloween Writing Activities! Perfect for the classroom or at home, this set includes a variety of prompts and games to inspire creative thinking and storytelling. Roll a Story: Roll the dice to create your own Halloween story. Create & Write About Your Monster: Design a monster and describe its spooky adventures! Write a Magic Spell: Get creative with spell-making. Finish the Sentence: Complete Halloween sentence starters

Teaching figurative language is easy! Start with good definitions and examples, add a little practice, then apply in kids' writing.