I’m so excited to share this haunted house name craft with you today! If you have students who need to work on identifying and spelling their name – then this craft is perfect! It’s a fun Haunted House theme making it perfect to use throughout October and your Halloween activities.
If you want to skip the blog post and just go download it because you know you’re going to love it you can grab it here.
What Do I Need?
- Download the craft here.
- Printer.
- Paper.
- Scissors.
- Glue.
- Crayons/pencils.
- Pen.
Instructions
- Download the activity and open with Adobe Acrobat. It must be opened with Adobe Acrobat for the editable formatting to be correct.
- Page 2 contains an easier worksheet for students to have the outline of the haunted house to fill in the pieces. You can choose to add their name and the number of letters in their name in by clicking the boxes to edit or just delete the text to leave them blank. The font is a dotted font for students to overwrite.
- Page 3 contains a blank worksheet for students to design their own haunted house. You can choose to add their name and the number of letters in their name in by clicking the boxes to edit or just delete the text to leave them blank. The font is a dotted font for students to overwrite.
- Page 4 contains black and white haunted house pieces. These are for students to put together onto the worksheet to create their own haunted house.
- Page 5 contains color haunted house pieces. These are for students to put together onto the worksheet to create their own haunted house..
- Pages 6-10 contain ghosts. You can either leave this blank for students to fill in their own letters of their names or click their bellies and you can write a letter on each ghost to spell out your student’s names.
- Students need to build their haunted house on the worksheet then stick the ghosts on that spell out their name.
- Finally, students write what their name is and count how many letters are in their name. Then, they record this on the bottom of the worksheet.
Download the activity here.
If you’re looking for more name activities, check out all of my go-to name resources here.
If you try this craft out with your students, be sure to tag me on social media @teachingautism .. I love seeing my resources in action!
Nikki
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Nikki
