Fun Halloween Emergent Reader Worksheets for Kids

The Halloween Emergent Reader for Kindergarten – Halloween Literacy Activities is a fun and engaging way to build early literacy skills during the Halloween season. Designed for young learners, this printable resource includes colorful cards that children can cut out, color, and read aloud. Perfect for Kindergarten, this activity also works well for Elementary School students in 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, and even 5th Grade as a fun literacy extension. Inside the Halloween Emergent Reader for Kindergarten – Halloween Literacy Activities, you’ll find 8 pages filled with pumpkins, ghosts, bats, and cats that children can decorate with their favorite colors. After coloring, kids practice reading simple Halloween-themed words, making the activity both creative and educational. Teachers can use the Halloween Emergent Reader for Kindergarten – Halloween Literacy Activities during classroom literacy centers, guided reading, or small group practice. Parents can also use it at home for extra holiday fun while supporting reading development. Kids can play memory games, sequencing activities, or storytelling with the cards once they’re completed. This resource is versatile, supporting learners at different levels while keeping the Halloween spirit alive. Whether in Kindergarten or higher grades, children will love combining art, reading, and play. Add the Halloween Emergent Reader for Kindergarten – Halloween Literacy Activities to your seasonal collection and enjoy hours of spooky, educational fun!

Usage

Perfect for classroom centers, guided reading practice, homework, or fun family literacy activities during Halloween.

Activity

• Cut out the cards
• Color the Halloween pictures
• Read the words aloud
• Arrange cards to tell a story or play games

Tools Needed

• Scissors

• Crayons, markers, or colored pencils

Page Size

8.5″ x 11″ (Letter Size)

User Instruction

• Cut along the lines to separate the cards.
• Color each Halloween picture with your favorite colors.
• Read the simple words aloud for practice.
• Play fun games like sequencing, matching, or memory using the cards.