Kinder Tribe: Survive Halloween Week With This:

It's Halloween Week! Keep the "calm" with these ideas:

I created this cute little Halloween book that your students can make on Monday or even after Halloween!

This cute project is written in the the same pattern as Brown Bear and reinforces recognizing and writing color words.

It's filled with loads of cute Halloween "characters" who end up at a Halloween party.

It begins with the black cat who sees an orange pumpkin, who sees a white ghost....

There are several "characters" and each one is a different color.

The last page says, "I see a Halloween party! That's what I see!" All of the characters are printed on the lat page!

This would be a great project for this week or it can be a cute gift to give to your students for Halloween. Here is the link to the: Halloween Story.

Speaking of Halloween gifts. I think the kids will be getting enough candy and don't need any more from me, so I always give students a toothbrush for Halloween. I know it sounds strange, but I try to get really cute ones and the kids LOVE them! After our costume parade and witch's brew (room temperature apple juice poured over dry ice that is encased in a cheesecloth bag so the pieces don't break off and get into the kids' cups), we sit at our tables and complete the Halloween Story book. :)