![]() ![]() I didn’t think the house was actually haunted until…ħ. I jumped up from bed when I heard a loud…ĥ. ![]() The old, abandoned house was covered with…Ĥ. To inspire their imaginations and help them tap their imaginations to create something truly spooktacular, here are 11 writing prompts students, working in groups of 3 or 4, can use to give their story a frightening start:ģ. And once you turn the final page and close the book with a quick slam, give your students a real scare by breaking some startling news: Now, it’s their turn to collectively craft a ghostly tale to share with the world. Before reading, you can set the mood by dimming the lights and inviting students to sit around a makeshift cauldron or something else just as creepy, if they dare. Reading books like Scary Stories to Tell in the Darkand Creepy Carrotsaloud to your class is a great way to get students in the spooky spirit. Whether it’s through books, sharing spooky tales with one another, or the stories their costumes quietly convey, the creativity and imagination that the holiday inspires is a special treat for teachers. For students, Halloween is all about storytelling. ![]()
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