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Halloween reading comprehension worksheets and graphic organizers, by: erin lynch.

Add some spooktacular elements to your classroom curriculum with my free Halloween reading comprehension worksheets, book suggestions, and interactive read aloud. Grab all the Halloween PDF printables now!

Holiday Activities in the Classroom

When I first started teaching, holidays took on a whole new meaning for me. I quickly learned to use all of the anticipation and excitement of approaching holidays to my advantage, by incorporating some of the ideas and symbols into practical learning experiences for my students.

In case you missed them in past years, I am going to share again a few of my favorite Halloween picture books, lessons, activities, and organizers.

Halloween Reading Comprehension Worksheets

I have a bundle of Halloween Reading Resources you can download to strengthen reading comprehension.

The first worksheet lists my favorite Halloween books and then gives suggestions for using The Pumpkin Book by Gail Gibbons for a reading comprehension activity.

The second printable worksheet is a Pumpkin Template I use after reading The Pumpkin Boo k to have students record their favorite pumpkin facts.

The third Halloween reading comprehension worksheet is my Haunted House Graphic Organizer . This graphic organizer can be used as a pre-writing brainstorming session, before having your students write a spooky story — or it can be used as a story map to identify the main characters, problem, plot events, and solution after reading one of their favorite Halloween books. 

Download my  Halloween Reading Resources now!

Halloween Graphic Organizers

The other Halloween reading comprehension worksheets I have available for download are my Halloween Graphic Organizers ! Holiday-themed graphic organizers are an easy way to keep things new and interesting. My bundle includes a Pumpkin Venn Diagram , Spider Story Web , and a 5Ws & 1H Pumpkin Web .

Halloween Interactive Read Aloud

Take advantage of the Halloween hysteria to teach students the different characteristics of birds and bats with an Interactive Read Aloud of Stellaluna by Janell Cannon .

This book can be enjoyed in almost any elementary classroom (K-5). Janell Cannon has a wonderful way of teaching kids about animals without them even realizing they are learning. One of my favorite things about her books is how she often provides factual information about the topic at the end of the book in the author's notes to increase the readers’ understanding of the text. 

Stellaluna is the heartwarming story of a fruit bat that makes a home with a family of birds after she is separated from her mother. Kids will learn about the different characteristics of birds and bats as they enjoy this story about friendship, compromise, and acceptance.

Download the critical thinking Read Aloud of Stellaluna now!

Top 10 Halloween Picture Books for Elementary Students

A frequently-visited section in any classroom library is often the “Holiday Collection” of books. Children just love to read holiday-inspired books. It seems that holiday magic can be enjoyed at any time of the year!

Here are a few of my favorite Halloween picture books. Please note that some books are not specifically about Halloween, but rather are on Halloween-related topics, such as bats and spiders.

If you don't already have these books in your classroom library collection, I recommend you order them new online or check out eBay!

Too Many Pumpkins  by Linda White

The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything  by Linda Williams 

In the Haunted House  by Eve Bunting

There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Bat  by Lucille Colandro

Stellaluna  by Janell Cannon

Bat Loves the Night  by Nicola Davies

The Spider and the Fly  by Tony DiTerlizzi

The Widow’s Broom  by Chris Van Allsburg 

The Pumpkin Book  by Gail Gibbons

Series books such as:  Arthur’s Halloween by Marc Brown or Franklin’s Halloween by Paulette Bourgeois

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Happy Halloween! Super Teacher Worksheets has a monstrous collection of Halloween teaching resources. Download and print Halloween spelling lists, coloring pages, math worksheets, early literacy resources, and reading comprehension passages.

Halloween Printables

This page has some fun word search puzzles, a class bingo game, a crossword puzzle, letter mix-up games, a cryptogram puzzle, and a mystery graph picture.

Print Halloween math worksheets for all levels, covering addition, subtraction, division, multiplication, place value, fractions, and telling time.

Pull out your markers, colored pencils, and crayons. Color a charming little witch, a hairy werewolf, a friendly Frankenstein monster, and a cute jack-o-lantern.

Dozens of cut-and-glue craft projects for your students. Make a witch, a scarecrow, and a Frankenstein monster. There are also diorama craft,paper bag puppets, cootie catchers, and crowns.

Activities on this page include sentence building learning centers, cut-and-glue phonics activities, and word-picture sorting cards, more.

In this section, you'll be able to print both fiction and non-fiction reading comprehension passages. We also have writing prompts, poems, and graphic organizers.

Halloween Spelling Units

Here's a complete spelling unit for your first graders. Includes a word list and about a dozen worksheets. Spelling words: bat, spook, moon, cat, boo, black, witch, corn, candy, and dark.

The second grade Halloween unit has a word list, a cloze sentence activity, flashcards, a word wheel, a word search, and assessment tools. Word list: spell, charm, witch, fly, kettle, black, wand, night, broom, brew, and spell.

The STW Halloween spelling unit for 3rd grade has a word list, a cloze sentence activity, a fix-the-misspelled-word worksheet, a word search puzzle, flashcards, and assessment tools. Word list: shadow, candy, toad, witch, cat, midnight, goblin, trick-or-treat, monster, skeleton, ghost, spooky, candlestick, broom, treats, frighten, cobweb, costume, black, and spider.

Fourth grade (Level D) has a word list, assessment tools, a word search, alphabetical order activities, and a question-answer worksheet. Word list: skeleton, scarecrow, witch, vampire, eyeball, trick-or-treat, wizard, October, ghost, broomstick, spider, and goblin.

The fifth grade spelling unit has a build-a-word-search activity, a fix-the-misspelled-words worksheet, and a word scramble. The list features some challenging words: ghoulish, goblins, hoax, frightening, Frankenstein, costumes, tombstone, spooky, horror, skeleton, werewolf, gruesome, spider, phantom, nightmare, magical, haunted house, ghostly, cauldron, vampire, and haystacks.

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Here are some worksheets and printable activities that go along with the novel, Bunnicula , by Deborah and James Howe. Includes comprehension questions, vocabulary review sheets, and puzzles.

This page has a set of activities to go along with the chapter book, Candy Corn Contest , by Patricia Reilly Giff. Contains printable comprehension questions, vocabulary activities, bookmarks, and a word search puzzle.

These printables can be used to supplement the book, Magic Tree House #3: Mummies in the Morning . Download and print a Mary Pope Osborne scavenger hunt, vocabulary cards, reading comprehension questions, and much more.

Print squirrel math mystery pictures, autumn reading comprehension passages, scarecrow math worksheets, fall calendars, and much more.

Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos in Spanish, is usually celebrated from November 1 to November 2. We have several coloring pages and a reading comprehension worksheet on the holiday.

We have printables for most major holidays. When Halloween's over, print some Thanksgiving resources! Then try the Christmas worksheets!

Free Halloween Reading Activities & English Activities

Halloween reading activities give your middle and high school students the chance to work on English and Reading skills in a fun and engaging way. They can also introduce students to literary genres with which they may not already be familiar. 

The following free Halloween reading activities — including Halloween worksheets, composing two-sentence horror stories, and even creating/describing haunted houses — are sure to impress even the most reluctant ELA learners. We’ve also included a short excerpt from Edgar Allan Poe’s, The Oval Portrait along with original Piqosity quiz questions to answer after reading!

An all-new 2022 version of this article , complete with embedded Piqosity original quizzes, is available for your use!

Halloween Reading Activities for Middle Schoolers

1. halloween sentence starters & word search.

This printable Halloween worksheet pack comes with two different activities: a Halloween word search and a sentence starting activity. 

In the included writing prompts, students are tasked with creating scary stories using the beginning of a sentence from a well-known literary work. While the worksheet gives examples to choose from, you could also challenge your students to use a line from one of their favorite books. The only stipulations are that it has to be a scary story and they have to use their chosen sentence as the first sentence in their work!

Using this word search at the start of class is a great way to get the wheels turning inside a student’s head. Not only that, but word searches also help reinforce different concepts like context clues, vocabulary, and spelling.

Created and made available for free download by EB Academics by Caitlin & Jessica.

2. Create/Describe Your Own Haunted House

One of the most important aspects of storytelling is the proper use of mood and tone. In this activity, students use these concepts to create descriptive representations of a haunted house. Before starting the activity, show your students the video and non-fiction article provided in the lesson. These will help your students visualize and get inspired.

Afterwards, you can let your students get to work creating their own spooky masterpiece. In the individual activity, the student is tasked with illustrating the interior and exterior of their haunted house. Then, they have to answer three questions about their house involving adjectives and tone, setting the mood, and describing a setting. Add an extra component to this activity by having your students swap haunted houses and write a story about the house they “visited.”

Created and made available for free download by Rebecca Bird .

Halloween Reading Activities for High Schoolers

1. two-sentence horror stories.

Storytelling has been an integral part of human culture since the beginning of time, and Halloween presents the perfect opportunity to fine-tune these skills in your classroom. If you have students who struggle with details or who tend to rush through their work, this Halloween English activity is good for slowing down and thinking creatively. In this activity, students are tasked with thinking up spooky stories, but there’s a twist: they can only use two sentences. 

The main goal in this type of writing is to achieve the highest amount of terror and intrigue you can without giving the ending away. Before getting started on this activity, it may be helpful to provide examples so you can keep your students on the right track. The creator of this lesson includes links to a variety of examples to read from. With such close attention being paid to each sentence, this is a perfect opportunity for a Halloween grammar lesson or vocabulary lesson.  

Created and made available for free download by It’s Lit Teaching .  

Halloween Reading Comprehension Questions by Piqosity  

Edgar Allen Poe’s eerie and mysterious writing is a staple of American horror and mystery fiction, which is why reading his work is a perfect way to celebrate Halloween! The passage below is an excerpt from one of his most succinct short stories, a frightening tale about a painting. 

Piqosity’s own Sara Fetahagic has written the three comprehension questions following the passage to quiz you on your ELA skills. Each question is a bit more difficult than the previous one!

Halloween Reading Passage: Excerpt From The Oval Portrait by Edgar Allan Poe 

Reading Comprehension Questions

1. Why does the painter’s wife despise his art?

A. She believes his paintings are grotesque and displeasing. B. She views art as her rival for her husband’s attention. C. She resents his art because she wishes she could paint as well as he can. D. She thinks art is useless and unprofitable.

2. In line 67, the word “pallid” most nearly means

A. puny. B. proud. C. poor. D. pale.

3. This passage contains all of the following rhetorical devices EXCEPT

A. anaphora. B. assonance. C. parallelism. D. alliteration.

Passage Answer Key and Explanations 

Lines 29-30 describe the wife as, “hating only the Art which was her rival.” Lines 25-26 characterizes the artist and his Art as, “He…having already a bride in his Art.” Therefore, “ she views art as her rival for her husband’s attention.”

The correct answer is “ pale .” The sentence is describing the artist’s horror at what he has created and how he has grown pallid. “Puny”, “proud”, and “poor” do not describe how someone might change as they are frightened. A terrified person is often described as growing “ pale.”

The correct answer is “ anaphora .” “Pallid, and aghast, and crying with a loud..” (lines 67-68) is an example of assonance. “From hour to hour” and “from day to day” (lines 39-40) is an example of parallelism. “Mighty marvel” (line 51) is an example of alliteration. There is no example of “ anaphora” , the repetition of words at the beginning of a clause or sentence, in the passage.

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We hope you didn’t find these Halloween reading activities too spooky or frightful. After all, reading and comprehension skills are perhaps one of the most important academic skills to have! If you enjoyed these Halloween reading activities, be sure to check out our free Halloween math activities , too! You can find more (non-Halloween-themed) ELA lessons with questions of similar difficulty levels in our ELA Courses! These are complete courses available online through our app and can be purchased separately or received for free when bundled with our ISEE test prep courses !

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For your convenience, we have outlined lessons relevant to or at the same difficulty level as the above passage. These can be found below.  

Related ELA Lessons by Piqosity  Lessons related to question #1: ELA 5 – Main Idea ELA 8 – Main Idea ELA 11 – Main Idea Lessons related to question #2: ELA 5 – Word Meanings & Word Choice ELA 8 – Word Meanings & Word Choice ELA 11 – Word Meaning & Word Choice Lesson related to question #3: ELA 8 – Rhetorical Devices ELA 11 – Rhetorical Analysis

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Keep learning fun during the holidays with this Halloween Reading Comprehension Activity. Students will be asked to read a passage and then answer the given questions about the story. This worksheet is great for use both at home and in the classroom. It is ideal for 3rd-5th Grade, but can be used where appropriate.

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Halloween reading comprehension.

This resource was created for Adult Literacy Entry 3 Learners. It includes reading comprehension and related exercises covering many curriculum areas, based on the Halloween theme.

• Covers many aspects of Entry 3 and Level 1 Adult Literacy Core Curriculum
• Mapped to Functional Skills reading and writing criteria (E2-L1)
• Covers many practice tasks to prepare learners for AQA Entry 3 Adult Literacy Reading and Writing examinations and great revision for Level 1 learners too.

Includes: Reading Comprehension, Text Purpose, Alphabetical Order, Using a dictionary, Silent Letters, Homophones, Plural Spelling rules, Proper Nouns and Verbs.

Reading Comprehension Rt/E3.1: Trace and understand the main events of chronological, continuous descriptive and explanatory texts of more than one paragraph

Vocabulary, Word Recognition Rw/E3.3: Use a dictionary to find the meaning of unfamiliar words Rw/E3.4: Use first and second place letters to find and sequence words in alphabetical order

Spelling Recognise homophones, Use the correct homophone in context. Recognise silent letters in words. Know plural spelling rules and apply. Wt/E3.4: Proofread and correct writing for grammar and spelling

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These FREE Halloween reading comprehension activities offer engaging, meaningful practice to greatly improve your 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th grade students’ reading and writing skills. Each of the reading graphic organizers included in this set can be used over and over and with ANY Halloween book you choose.

A graphic organizer is a visual display that organizes ideas and shows the relationships between concepts or information. Graphic organizers guide childrens' thinking and help them to comprehend what they read. Graphic organizers are also an important tool for guiding student writing. 

There are many benefits to elementary students using graphic organizers. They help students brainstorm ideas, organize their thoughts, structure a writing project, collect information while researching, increase reading comprehension, plan for literature circles and book talks, examine relationships in literature, and guide their thinking.

This resource includes tools for teaching the following:

✓ predicting

✓ sequencing

✓ story mapping

✓ summarizing

✓ character traits

✓ brainstorming / webbing

✓ identifying facts

✓ main idea and supporting details

✓ non-fiction text features

✓ gathering information

✓ comparing and contrasting

✓ cause and effect

✓ fact and opinion

✓ note taking

✓ vocabulary and author word choices

✓ visualizing

✓ making connection

✓ sorting information

✓ report writing

✓ retelling

This Halloween resource is great for

◼️ whole group lessons

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