Halloween, Part 2: Week 8 October 25-October 31

This Is Another Week Of Halloween:

Skeleton Art:

• Supplies  Needed: White Styrofoam Peanuts, Construction Paper, Glue, Crayons

1. Place peanuts onto black or dark blue construction in shapes of skeletons.  One for the body, 2 arms, and 2 legs.  
2. Draw a face onto the skeleton.  
3. Your child can draw a background for their skeletons.  Like trees, clouds, full moon, grave yards.

Spider Suckers:

• Supplies Needed:Black Pipe Cleaners, Suckers(Tootsie Roll Suckers Work Best), Gogglie Eyes, Glue

1. Hold 4 pipe cleaners in your hand and center them to the base of the sucker.
2. Wrap the pipe cleaners around the sucker once to make four legs on each side.
3. Now bend the pipe cleaners to make the legs
4. Glue on the gogglie eyes.

Tissue Leaf Art:

• Supplies Needed: Foam Sheets(Red, Yellow, Orange), Tissue Paper, Ribbon, Glue

1. Cut out leaves out of the foam sheets.  Can use a leaf to trace, if you want.
2. Cut out one inch squares out of the tissue paper.  
3. Place a square on the table, place a pencil, eraser side down, and wrap the paper around the pencil.
4. Then take the wrapped paper in a little bit of glue and place it on a leaf.

Halloween Tic-Tac-Toe:

• Supplies Needed: Foam Sheets(Black, Orange, White, Purple), Yarn(Black Or Orange)

1. For great directions on how to do this with pictures, click on here.

Spider-On-A-String:

• Supplies Needed: Egg Carton, Black Elastic String, Black Paint, Gogglie Eyes, Dowel, Black Pipe Cleaners

1. Cut out a cup of of the egg carton and paint it black, let it dry.
2. Poke a hole in the top middle of the egg cup.
3. Place a piece of black elastic string through the hole and tie a knot under the egg carton.
4. Cut the black pipe cleaners to make the eight legs of the spider and insert them into the spider, four on each side.
5. Glue on the eyes and let dry.

Halloween Straws:

• Supplies Needed: Pipe Cleaners, Halloween Foam Stickers, Red String

1. Punch two holes into each foam shape for the pipe cleaners to go through.

Ghost Footprint:

• Supplies Needed: Black Construction Paper, White Paint, Paper Plate, Blue Marker

1. Place your child's clean foot onto a paper plate filled with white paint.  Try not to get their toes.
2. Place their foot onto a black construction paper and press down. Let dry.
3. Draw on two eyes and a mouth.

Ghost Tree:

• Supplies Needed: Dark Construction Paper, White Paper, Glue, Markers

1. Trace your child's hand and arm up to the elbow on a piece of white paper.
2. Glue this onto a dark piece of paper.
3. Cut out spooky eyes, nose and mouth and glue them to your ghost tree.
4. You can draw on eyes, nose and mouth too.
5. Make a full moon with paper and glue.
6. Add whatever else your child may want to have on their picture.

Wiggle Eye Pumpkin:

• Supplies Needed: Orange Construction Paper, White Paper, Black Marker, Green Crayon

1. Cut out a pumpkin shape out of orange paper.
2. Color stem green.
3. Cut out eyes, nose and mouth.
4. Cut a slit on each side of the pumpkin across from the eyes.
5. Cut a white strip paper the size of the slits and about two inches longer on each side of the pumpkin.  
6. Slide the white paper through the slits under the pumpkin.
7. Where the eyes are draw the pupils of the eyes.
8. When you pull the white paper back and forth the eyes look like they are moving.

Halloween Book Marks

• Supplies Needed: Orange Foam Sheet, Halloween Shaped Foam Stickers, Hole Puncher, Ribbon

1. Cut out a book mark, however big your child would like it. Using scissors with different cutting shapes makes it look different.
2. Have your child decorate the bookmark with the stickers.
3. Punch a hole in the top of the bookmark and tie a ribbon through the hole.

Halloween Mobile:

• Supplies Needed: Foam Sheets(Yellow, Orange, White, Black), Black and Brown Markers, Wiggle Eyes(18), 58-inch Length of Black Satin Ribbon, Black Pom Pom, Hole Puncher, Glue

1. Cut out halloween shapes, like bats, pumpkins, witches, ghosts, 
2.  Cut out a big cat shape from the black foam piece.  The other pieces will be hanging from this cat. Glue a pom pom on for the nose.  Glue on eyes and mouth.
3. Punch holes in the cat(according to how many shapes you have) and shapes to hang black stain ribbon from.
4. Cut the black ribbon to the lengths you would like the shapes to hang from.
5. More detailed description and pictures go to this link.

Pie Tin Tambourine:

• Supplies Needed: 2 Aluminum Pie Tins, Clean Pumpkin Seeds, Stapler, Stickers, Streamers

1. Staple steamers around edge of one of the pie tins
2. Place pumpkin seeds in a pie tin.  
3. Place another pie tin on top of the other pin tin.  And Staple shut.
4. Decorate with stickers.

Ghost Window Decorations:

• Supplies Needed: Glow-in-the-Dark Fabric Paint(Yellow, Blue), White Paper, Black Marker, Wax Paper, Black Fabric Paint

1. First sketch a design on a white piece of paper, then trace over the design with a black marker.
2. Lay a sheet of wax paper over the white paper and trace over the design with fabric paint.
3. When using several different colors, paint first with the color the covers the largest area.  Allow to dry throughly, then use black or blue paint for accent.
4. Make sure the paint is all smoothed together and all touching each other.
5. To mount the decorations, wet the front of the picture and press it against the window and press for several seconds.

Spider Web:

• Supplies Needed: Four Wooden Craft Picks, Ball of Thin String, Quick Drying White Glue, Black Paint, Fine Point Paintbrush

1. Make a cross with two picks and place a dab of glue where the picks intersect.
2. Place the two remaining picks diagonally across the cross, one pick over and the other under the cross.  Carefully tie the intersection of the craft picks with string and pull the knot tight.
3. Starting from the center of the cross, weave the spider's web in a spiral.  Each time you get to one of the picks, wrap the string around it before going on to the next pick.  
4. When you reach the outer edge of the web, wrap the string twice around the last pick and tie a knot.
5. Paint one side of the spider's web with acrylic paint, using a fine point brush.  Let it dry; then paint the other side the same way.

Halloween Straws:

• Supplies Needed: Sticky Foam Halloween Designs, Straws

1. Stick halloween foam designs onto straws.

Halloween Lantern:

• Supplies Needed: Plastic Bottle (with wide mouth like a gatorade bottle), Black Marker, Black Wire, Flashlight(small, flat), Nail, Pliers

1. Use the nail to make two holes opposite each other in the plastic.  The holes should be about 1/2 inch from the  top of the bottle.
2. Slip the wire through the holes to form the handle.  To hold the handle in place, fold the ends of the wire with the pliers. (If you want you can use yarn or thick string instead wire. 
3. Slip a small flashlight in the hole.  Please do not use a candle.
4. Use a black marker to draw eyes, a nose, and a mouth on the lantern.

Halloween Light:

• Supplies Needed: Big Plastic Soda Bottle, Kitchen Foil, Thin black cardboard, Silver Spray Paint, glue, Colored Cellophane, Shoelace or cord, Black Glitter and Sequins, Small Flashlight, Toothpick

1. Cut off the bottom half of a large plastic bottle-make sure this piece is taller than your flashlight.  Put a piece of kitchen foil in the bottom of the bottle to reflect the light.
2. Cut out a piece of black cardboard long enough to go around the bottle and about 1/2 inch taller.  Spray one side with silver spray paint.  The silver side will be the inner wall of the lantern and will reflect the light. Draw on spooky eyes, and cut them out.
3. Glue pieces of colored cellophane or candy wrappers over the cut-out eyes.
4. To make a lid, draw around the bottle onto black cardboard.  Cut out the circle, and spray one side silver.  Make a hole in the center using a toothpick, and push a piece of shoelace or cord through.  Tie a knot under the lid.
5. Glue the cardboard cover around the bottle-it will be slightly taller than the bottle at the top.  To decorate, dab on glue, and sprinkle on black glitter.  You can glue on sequins, too.
6. Place the flashlight upright in the lantern.  Scrunch up see-through cellophane, and push it around the handle of the flashlight so that it stands up.  Glue a shoelace around the inside of the cardboard at the top to make a rim for the lip.  Ask an adult to make two holes in the plastic sides of the lantern.  Thread a shoelace through to make a carrying handle. 

Trick or Treat Bag:

• Supplies Needed: Canvas Bag(found mine at Hobby Lobby), Glow in the Dark Fabric Paint, Paint(Black, Orange, Purple, Red), Halloween Stamps, Apples or Potatoes

1. Place an apple on the side, stem sideways, cut in half.  When you open it, you should see a star on each side.  Remove seeds.  
2. You can also cut a potato in half and carve out a 3-D stamp.
3. Dip the apple or potato stamp into the paint.
4. Place the stamp onto the canvas bag.  Be careful not to smear it.  You may want to experiment with the stamps on a sheet of paper to see how it works.
5. You may also use halloween stamps to decorate bag too.
6. Try using glitter glue on their bag too.
7. You may also match their bag to their costume too.

Spider:

• Supplies Needed: Black Foam Sheet, Black Pipe Cleaners, 8 Gogglie Eyes, Black Yarn, Hole Puncher

1. Cut out a circle out of the black foam sheet.
2. Punch 4 holes on each side. 
3. Place a pipe cleaner through each hole punches for legs.
4. Glue all eight eyes in a circle in the middle of the circle.  
5. Punch a hole in the top of the spider for hanging.  Use the black yarn for hanging.

Falling Leaves:

•  Supplies Needed: Leaves(Cut from Construction Paper-Fall Colors), Brown Construction Paper,Tape, Scissors

1. Draw a spiral circle onto the brown construction paper. And cut the spiral out.
2. Pull up the middle of the circle and see the design.
3. Tape on leaves onto the circle.
4. Punch a hole in the top of the circle for hanging.  Tie a piece of yarn or fishing line for hanging.
5. Hang from ceiling.

 Paper Plate Pumpkin:

• Supplies Needed: White Paper Plate, Orange Paint, Black and Green Construction Paper, Yarn

1. Paint a white paper plate orange and let dry.
2. Cut a mouth, eyes, nose and stem out of construction paper and glue.

Pumpkin Patch Memory Game:

• Supplies Needed: About 20 milk caps, Green Construction Paper, Brown and Green Marker, Orange Paint, Black Marker

1. Paint the 20 milk caps orange and let dry.  Draw lines down on the pumpkins.
2. On the other side of the milk caps draw different shapes(need two of each shape).
3. Place the orange caps onto a piece of green construction paper. Making 3 rows.
4. Now draw lines across to connect the pumpkins together, like a vine. 
5. Draw leaves on the vines. 
6. Have your child try to match the shapes like in a memory game.

Spider:

• Supplies Needed: Wooden Spool, Black Pipe Cleaners, Black Paint, 16 Black Beads, 2 gogglie eyes

1. Paint the wooden spool black. Let dry
2. Place 4 black pipe cleaners through the wooden spool.
3. Place 2 black beads onto each leg. Bend the legs of the spider.
4. Glue on the eyes of the spider and let dry.

Ghost Wind Chimes:

• Supplies Needed: Thick White Paper, White Yarn, 3 Bells, Hole Puncher

1. Cut out a ghost out of thick white paper. Make a ghost face.
2. Punch out 3 holes at the bottom of the ghost.
3. Cut out 3  6-inch yarn pieces(Let your child use a ruler for practice.)
4. Tie a piece of yarn to each hole.
5. String a bells through the bottom of each piece of yarn and tie.
6. Punch a hole in the top of the ghost to hang with yarn.

Paper Plate Mask:

• Supplies Needed: Empty Paper Towel or Gift Wrap Tube, Paper Plate, Paint, Construction Paper, Glue, Stapler, Scissors

1. Using the paper plate, cut out eyes, nose and a mouth for your child to look through and such.
2. Have your child pick an animal they would like to make, like a bear.  Then paint their plate to what matches their animal.  If its like a panda, they just need to make black ears from another plate and staple on.  Paint black circle around the eyes and nose.
3. Paint the empty tube whatever color.  For the panda, paint it black. Let dry.  Staple the tube onto the side of the paper plate, towards the bottom.  This will be handle for your child to hang onto when looking through the mask.
4. If its a lion you can punch holes at the top of the mask and tie yellow yarn for the mane.

Pumpkin Trick Or Treat Bucket:

• Supplies Needed: Empty Water Jug, Orange Paint, Scissors, Black Sticky Back Foam Pieces

1. Cut the top off the empty water jug. Don't cut the handle.
2. Paint the jug orange and let dry.
3. Cut out the eyes, nose and mouth from the black sticky back foam pieces and place on jug.

Halloween Plate

• Supplies Needed: Paper Plate, Halloween Shapes, Scissors, Yarn, Tape, Glue, Orange, Black and Green Paint or orange, black and green crayons, hole puncher.

1. Cut the middle of the plate out and keep middle for later.
2. Paint the ring orange. Let dry.
3. Cut out triangles for the eyes and nose.  Cut out the mouth too. Paint black. Let dry.
4. Cut out a stem, paint it green or color it and glue it to the top of the pumpkin.Let dry.
5. Punch a hole in the eyes, nose and 2 holes in the mouth for hanging. 
6. Figure out where you want to hang these and punch a hole in the top of the plate.
7. Connect the eyes, nose, and mouth with yarn.  Make sure to hang eyes higher than the nose, the nose higher than the mouth.
8. Punch a hole in the top of the plate for hanging.

Ghost Wind Sock:

• Supplies Needed: Empty TP Roll, White and Black Paint, White Yarn, Hole Puncher

1. Paint a empty tp roll white and let dry.
2. Draw a face of the ghost..
3. Punch holes at the bottom of the tube.  
4. Cut yarn about 12 inches long.  String yarn through the holes and tie
5. Punch 4 holes at the top of the ghost and string yarn through the holes and group all 4 strings together and tie in one bunch to hang up.

Activities:

Witch's Stew:

• Supplies Needed: Straws, Halloween Shapes made from construction paper(size of a yo-yo), Bowl

1. Place the shapes in a pile beside a small bowl.  
2. Using the straw as a vacuum, have your child try to pick up a shape and place it in the bowl to create the Witch's Stew.
3. If there is more than one child playing, you can time them to see who can do it fastest.

Pin the Face on the Pumpkin:

• Supplies Needed:White Poster Board, Orange Paint, Black Construction Paper, Tape, Blind Fold

1. Paint a big pumpkin onto the white poster board. Let dry and hang onto wall.
2. Cut out the face of the pumpkins; Eyes, Nose, and Mouth. Place tape on the face parts.
3. Blindfold your child. Spin them around once and hand them the mouth parts. Have them try to place the face onto the pumpkin.

Pumpkin Bean Bag Game:

• Supplies Needed:3 Sheets of Black and Orange Felt, Dried Beans, Yarn, Yarn Needle

1. Cut the black and orange felt pieces to the size of bean bag you would like.  Make sure to make 2 of each pieces.  
2. Sew up 75% of the bean bag, then add the dried beans and sew up the rest. 

• More Games and Printables Games, Click Here

Spider Web Game:

• Supplies Needed: Ball of Black Yarn

1. This game is for a group of child.
2. Have your children sit in a circle. 
3. Hand a child the ball of black yarn.
4. Tell them to throw the ball to another child.  That child throws it to another child and they keep throwing it until they are out of yarn.  
5. Let your children see the web they made.

Balloon Race:

• Supplies Needed: Paper Plate, Balloon

1. Give your child a paper plate and a blown-up balloon.  
2. Have them try to race across to the finish line without losing their balloon.
3. Try using black and orange balloon to stay in the halloween seasons.

Balloon Broom Race:

• Supplies Needed: Broom, Balloon

1. Each child needs a broom and a blown-up ballon.
2. They start at the start line and then must sweep their ballon to the finish line.
3. Again, if you use orange and black ballons you can stay in the halloween season.  Also if you want your child can decorate their balloon before they race with black markers.

Pumpkin Game:

• Supplies Needed: Big Piece of Orange Construction Paper, Egg Carton, Cardboard, Yellow Paint, Green Paper

1. Glue a piece of green paper to a piece of cardboard.  Let dry. 
2. Cut out a big pumpkin out of orange paper. 
3. Cut out egg cups to make the eyes, nose and mouth.  Paint all Yellow and let dry. Glue the face upwards like a bowl. Write point values inside the cups. Like 5, 10, 15, 20.
4. Cut out a green stem and glue to pumpkin.
5. Place the pumpkin on the ground and try to throw things into the cups and get points.

Taffy Pull:

• Supplies Needed: 1 1/2 Cups Sugar, 3/4 Cup Light Corn Syrup, 2/3 Cup Water, 3/4 Teaspoon Salt, 1 teaspoon Vegetable Glycerin(sold at most party or natural food stores), 2 T. Butter, 2 teaspoons Lemon Juice, Candy Thermometer

1. In a large saucepan, stir together the sugar, corn syrup, water, salt, and glycerin with a wooden spoon. Cook over medium heat, stirring now and then until a candy thermometer reads 255 degrees.
2. Stir in the butter.  
3. Pour the mixture onto a greased flat pan and fold over the edges with a spatula to keep them from hardening.
4. When the candy is cool enough to handle, brush it with lemon juice.
5. Kids grease their hands with butter, take a lump of taffy, and pull and stretch it until it is light and slightly firm.
6. The longer they stretch, pull, and twist the candy, the more air it will have and the closer to beach taffy it will get.  
7. The lump can then be cut with scissors into bite-size pieces.  
8. When cool, wrap in waxed paper.
9. Makes 45 1-inch candies.

Food/Snacks:

• Cupcake Spiders: Cupcake, small candies, licorice
• Oreo Spiders: Oreos,  Licorice, M & M, Frosting
• Apple Dippers: Apples and Peanut Butter or Cheese
• Terrifying Twice Baked Mummies: 3 Baking Potatoes, 12 frozen cooked Italian-style meatballs(16oz Package), 1 Cup Tomato Pasta Sauce, 6 Slices Mozzarella Cheese, 12 Small Pimiento-Stuffed Olives, 1 dill pickle

1. Heat oven to 375 degrees F. Wrap each potato in foil.  Bake about 1 hour or until fork-tender.  Let stand 10-15 minutes or until easy to handle.
2. Meanwhile, in 2-quart saucepan, cook meatballs and pasta sauce over medium-high heat 5 to 7 minutes, stirring frequently, until meatballs are hot.
3. Cut each potato in half lengthwise.  With spoon, scoop out pulp from each potato, leaving 1/4-inch shell.  Discard pulp, or reserve for another use.
4. Place 2 meat balls and about 2 tablespoons sauce in each potato half; place on ungreased 15x10x1-inch pan. Cut cheese into 1/4-inch wide slices.  Arrange cheese slices over meatball filling crossing back and forth to completely cover and look like bandages; tuck ends inside potatoes.
5. Bake about 2 minutes or just until cheese softens; do not melt.  Place 2 olives on end of each potato to look like eyes; place 2 pickle pieces at opposite end to look like feet.

• Hot Dog Mummies: 1 Can(11oz) Pillsbury Refrigerated Breadsticks(12 Breadsticks), 12 Large Hot Dogs, Cooking Spray

1. Heat oven to 375 degrees F. 
2. Unroll dough;separate at perforations into 12 breadsticks.  With a knife or kitchen scissors, cut each breadstick lengthwise and crosswise into 4 pieces, making a total of 48 pieces of dough.
3. Wrap 4 pieces of dough around each hot dog to look like "bandages," stretching dough slightly to completely cover hot dog.  About 1/2 inch from one end of each hot dog, separate "bandages" so hot dog shows through for "face".  Place wrapped hot dogs on ungreased large cookie sheet; spray dough lightly with cooking spray.
4. Bake 13 to 17 minutes or until dough is light golden brown and hot dogs are hot.  With mustard, draw features on "face."

• The Creepiest Salad Bar: 1 Cup Italian Dressing, 1/4 Cup ketchup, 8 Cups Spring Mix Lettuce Blend(weeds and grass), 1 Cup Green Bell Pepper (goblin fingers), 1/2 Cup Shelled Sunflower Seeds(witches teeth), 1 Cup Cherry Tomatoes(vampire eyeballs), 1 Cup Sliced Mushrooms(sliced toadstools), 1 Cup Shredded Mozzarella Cheese(mummy's bandages), 1 Cup Broccoli Florets(ogre Curls)

1. In a small bowl, mix dressing and ketchup together for monster slime dressing.
2. Place salad ingredients in individual bowls to create salad bar.  (Make labels so your goblins know what is in the bowls.) Serve dressing with salad.

• Tasty Tombstones: 6 Large Baking Potatoes, 1/2 cup olive oil, 1 1/2 T. Paprika, 8 Slices Bacon, 2 Cups Shredded Cheddar Cheese, 1 Cup Chopped Black Olives, 1 Cup Chopped Green Onions, 1 Cup Ketchup or Salsa, 1 Cup Sour Cream, Pastry Bag or Plastic Bag

1. Pierce potatoes in several places with fork.  Microwave on HIGH, about 2 minutes per potato.  Let cool 5 minutes.
2. Slice each potato in half lengthwise.  Heat olive oil in skillet over medium heat.  Add potato halves and cook until tender and lightly browned.  Remove from heat.  Cut each potato half in half lengthwise again to form 2 smaller tombstones, if desired.
3. Arrange bacon, cheese, olives, and onion in rows in 9x13-inch casserole to resemble paths through graveyard.  Place several potato tombstones upright randomly throughout dish.(Decorate, if desired.) Spoon ketchup or salsa at base of each potato.  Using pastry bag or disposable plastic bag with corner removed, pipe sour cream in ghost shapes throughout dish.  If desired,sprinkle chopped parsley throughout dish as grass.  Serve remaining potatoes in separate dish.
4. Makes 6 servings.

• Candy Corn Shots: 1 to 3 Tubes Decorating Gel(White, Yellow and/or Orange), Decorative Sugar Sprinkles(Yellow, Orange and White), 4 to 6 Clear Shot Glasses, 2 Large Scoops Orange Sherbet(about 1 Cup), 1 Cup Milk, 2 T Frozen Orange Juice Concentrate

1. Place decorative sprinkles in a small bowl.(You can mix colors together or keep them separate.)  Squeeze gel along rim of each glass and dip into sprinkles; set aside.
2. Place sherbet, milk, and orange juice concentrate in a blender; blend until smooth, about 1 minute.  Pour into prepared glasses.  Serve immediately.

• Witches' Brew: 2 Cups Apple Cider, 1 1/2 to 2 Cups Vanilla Ice Cream, 2 T Honey, 1/2 teaspoon Ground Cinnamon, 1/4 teaspoon Ground Nutmeg

1. Process cider, ice cream, honey, cinnamon and nutmeg in food processor or blender until smooth.  
2. Poor glasses and sprinkle with additional nutmeg.  Serve immediately.
3. Makes 4 (6-ounce) servings.

• Halloween Pizza Bites: Refrigerated Pizza Dough or Make Your Own Kit, Pizza Sauce, Mozzarella Cheese Slices, Halloween Cookie Cutters

1. Heat oven as directed on package.
2. Make your dough.  
3. Make some small round pizza, slice of a cheese slice.  
4. Top with pizza sauce.
5. Take halloween cookie cutter and cut out shapes out of the cheese slices.
6. Place cut out slices and place them on the pizza.  
7. Cook as directed or until dough is done.

• Spider on a Stick: Big Marshmallows, Pretzel Sticks, Chocolate Dipping, Red Frosting for Eyes, Skewers

1. Put marshmallow on a skewer and dip marshmallow into chocolate.
2. Take a marshmallow and put in 4 legs on each side for spider's legs.
3. Put red frosting on marshmallow for eyes.

• Halloween Ritz Crackers and Cheese
• Refrigerated Halloween Cookies
• Halloween Donuts or Donut Holes

Songs:

• I'm a Little Pumpkin (Tune: I'm a Little Teapot"

I'm a little pumpkin round and fat.

I have two eyes now look at that.

You can light me up, put a candle within,

Turn out the lights and watch me grin!

• The Eensy Weensy Spider

Videos/Books:

• Word World Halloween (Target or Amazon around $6)
• It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown(on tv this Wednesday on ABC at 7 pm)
• Casper Movie
• Casper's Scare School on Cartoon Network at 10 am M-F
• Halloween Cartons on Nick Jr. on Sunday, Oct 25 starting at 5a.m.
• Pooh's Heffalump Halloween Movie
• Mickey Mouse Clubhouse - Mickey's Treat on Disney Channel 10/24 8am; 10/25 8:30am; 10/30 7:30am; 10/31 8am
• Haunted Mansion by Disney
• Little Witch's Big Night By Deborah Hautzig
• Candy Witch By Steven Krol
• Miss Spider's Tea Party By David Kirk
• How Spider Saved Halloween By Robert Kraus
• The Very Busy Spider By Eric Carle
• Leaf Trouble By Jonathan Emmett
• Cat Nights By Jane Manning
• Miss Smith and the Haunted Library By Michael Garland
• Trick or Treat, Smell My Feet By Diane de Groat
• Scooby-Doo and the Hungry Ghost By Scholastic
• How The Wind Plays By Michael Lipson

Halloween, Part 2: Week 8 October 25-October 31