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Draw Ghost Faces: Halloween Easy Adjectives
Draw Ghost Faces: Halloween Easy Adjectives
Students draw faces on ghosts to show happy, scared, sad, angry, goofy, or their own choice, then respond to “Do you like ghosts?”
Do you like...? Halloween
Do you like...? Halloween
A Halloween-themed survey worksheet with questions about costumes, candy, pumpkins, and other spooky favorites. Students respond with Yes, A Little, Not Really, or No.
Halloween Board Game: Fact or Opinion2 pages
Halloween Board Game: Fact or Opinion
A Halloween-themed board game with a START space, an END space, player movement instructions, and pumpkin-shaped question spaces. Prompts cover Halloween facts, preferences, costumes, monsters, candy, and other seasonal topics for interactive play with another player.
School: English Class
School: English Class
An English class worksheet featuring illustrated animal characters and ten questions about the teacher, students, classroom details, languages, and lowercase letters.
School: PE Class
School: PE Class
A worksheet with 10 questions about physical education, sports preferences, athletic abilities, and fun ocean-themed scenarios.
School: Information Technology Class
School: Information Technology Class
A student worksheet with 10 open-ended questions about information technology, including computers, typing, coding, apps, video games, tablets, robots, artificial intelligence, and classroom behavior.
School: Questions
School: Questions
A school-themed questionnaire with 10 questions about grade level, favorite and disliked subjects, classmates, homework, lunch, school routines, events, playground games, and an imaginative blue-whale teacher question.
Summer Holiday Questions 2
Summer Holiday Questions 2
This summer holiday worksheet asks students to answer questions about activities they did during their break, such as visiting a museum, reading a book, or trying new food. Students choose frequency answers like “No,” “Once,” “A few times,” “Many times,” or “Everyday,” helping them practice past-tense questions and personal responses.
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