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Halloween Mystery Reader's Theater | What Should My Teacher Be for Halloween?
Welcome spooky season with a fun Halloween mystery reader's theater for the classroom or stage! In this mystery play, students will use the clues to guess "What Should My Teacher Be for Halloween?" Combining drama, literacy, and critical thinking, this resource will increase student engagement, reading fluency, and comprehension skills—all while having some holiday fun! What Should My Teacher Be for Halloween: A Halloween MysteryThe school-wide costume contest is only two weeks away and Zoe stil
2nd - 5th
Classroom Community, Drama, Reading
The Danse Macabre. A Halloween Music Lesson. Print and Go.
The Danse Macabre is a thrilling Halloween song that has captivated audiences for hundreds of years. This is so much so that in the 1980s PBS created an animated short based on the song. It was played in schools for decades. It was believed that this song would be the perfect gateway for students to appreciate classical music. I couldn't agree more. Here is a lesson plan. It includes readings, video links, questions and a quiz. Review how musical instruments are used to tell this scary tale. Ap
4th - 7th
Art, Music
Also included in: Ontario Music Bundle 1
Halloween Music Bingo Game Activities for Quarter & Eighth Notes Centers
Halloween is just around the corner, and it's the perfect time to add some spooky fun to your elementary music classroom! This Halloween Music Bingo Game for Quarter & Eighth Notes is the perfect last-minute activity to get your students in the spirit of Halloween! Use this game in centers, whole group, or even for sub plans! As music teachers, we know that student engagement goes through the roof when we add the excitement of a holiday or theme! This music bingo game is not only an entertain
2nd - 5th
Music, Other (Performing Arts)
Music Therapy Halloween Active Listening Track, Worksheet, & Facilitator Guide
-Halloween Active Listening Activity (.wav, worksheet, guide) -Resource for Board-Certified Music Therapists (MT-BC) -Have participants listen to the 'spooky' Halloween track with various sounds and complete the active listening worksheet. Includes a .wav file track, worksheet, facilitator guide questions and adaptations, and sound source list. © 2026 NeurologicNotes LLC. All rights reserved. This resource is for personal classroom use only and may not be redistributed, shared, or sold.
3rd - 7th
Music
HALLOWEEN LEAVES Song Book Companion Printable
Print and use with HALLOWEEN LEAVES Video. ~More AUTUMN/FALL Books and Songs
PreK - 4th
Music, Other (ELA), Reading
Halloween NO PREP Mega Pack of Music Worksheets
Follow me on Facebook for the latest news, freebies, and more! >>>> Music With Sara Bibee-------------------------------------------------------------------- Click here for all Halloween ResourcesClick here for all Fall/Autumn ResourcesClick here for FREEBIES!Click here for all Classroom DecorClick here for No Prep/Print and Go ResourcesClick here for Composer of the MonthClick here to be SUB READYClick here for Coloring ActivitiesClick here for Composition ActivitiesClick here for W
K - 8th
Music, Other (Performing Arts)
Ukulele Halloween Song Bundle!
🎃 This Halloween Ukulele Bundle includes three progressive songs— Hey Ho, Nobody Home (Beginner) Skin & Bones (Intermediate) Have You Seen the Ghost of Tom (Upper Intermediate) Students learn to play in a minor key, perform rounds, and practice sliding techniques on the fretboard. Perfect for grades 3–8, this set builds skills from beginner to intermediate through fun, spooky tunes!
3rd - 8th
Instrumental Music, Music
Play for Halloween
A Readers Theatre high school play great for the Halloween season. The script is part of Student Plays, a script business founded by playwright John Glass. You can read more at www.johnglass.orgThis 20-25 minute play is called "Dracula and the Track Team." Minimal set. Ten actors: 7 F, 3 M. Roles/genders are flexible. Ideal for high school BUT a competent middle school cast (8th grade, mostly) could pull it off. Ten high school athletes are on an overnight trip to a state track meet in rural
9th - 12th
Drama
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