Halloween Writing Crafts: Creative Writing Prompts for Bulletin Boards K-2

Thursday, August 13, 2020

October writing is the best kind of silly. These 5 prompts and craft toppers give your writers something fun to say and a display to show it off.

These Halloween writing crafts give your students 5 spooky, silly prompts to write about, then a picture craft to top their finished work. They make a festive October bulletin board, and kids love taking them home to show off their writing.

Halloween writing crafts with creative writing prompts

What is in it

  • 1 brainstorming sheet
  • 5 writing prompts with picture headers, each in 2 styles of lined paper
  • 9 craft toppers to color, cut, and glue on top
  • Extra paper for longer writing in 2 styles of lines
  • Prompts: If I were a bat for a day, My favorite type of candy is, In my cauldron I am mixing, Help! My teacher's a monster, Look! I created a magic potion
  • 24 pages total

See every page in the Halloween Writing Crafts preview on TPT.

Skills it builds

  • Imagination and creative writing
  • Storytelling and self expression
  • Editing and grammar

Where it fits

  • Weekly writing all through October
  • Halloween hallway bulletin boards
  • Writing centers and unfinished work folders
  • Kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade

What teachers are saying

It holds 5 stars from 4 ratings.

"Great writing prompts (and cute crafts) for October. My students loved them!"

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Spooky good writing

Print a prompt each week of October and watch your hallway come alive.

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Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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