10/29
Dear Parents and Students,
Happy Halloween Week! On Wednesday, students should come dressed in their costumes.
The parade will start at 9 am with the cute Kindergarteners. Parents should watch from the gym.
Students are allowed to stay in their costumes the rest of the day as long as they aren’t distracting to
learning and the students can sit down, write, and see properly. We will have our party with the whole 6th grade in the gym from 2-3 pm. This week for spelling we will study some spooky words :). In reading we
will work on inferencing and in writing we will finish up and share our scary stories. In math we will
finish up chapter 3 and test on Friday. Let’s have a spooktacular week!
The parade will start at 9 am with the cute Kindergarteners. Parents should watch from the gym.
Students are allowed to stay in their costumes the rest of the day as long as they aren’t distracting to
learning and the students can sit down, write, and see properly. We will have our party with the whole 6th grade in the gym from 2-3 pm. This week for spelling we will study some spooky words :). In reading we
will work on inferencing and in writing we will finish up and share our scary stories. In math we will
finish up chapter 3 and test on Friday. Let’s have a spooktacular week!
Love,
Professor Malouf
Spelling Words:
1. spooky
2. trick-or-treat
3. Halloween
4. monster
5. vampire
6. Dracula
7. Frankenstein
8. jack-o-lantern
9. pumpkin
10. autumn
11. October
12. goblin
13. zombie
14. hocus pocus
15. witch
16. ghost
17. spell
18. cauldron
19. ghoul
20. candy
Bonus:
1. murder: a group of crows
2. mysterious: puzzling, unexplained, confused.
3. uncanny: surpassing the ordinary or common
4. specter: a ghostly appearing figure
5. horrendous: causing fear, horror, dread, or terror
6. pall: burial garment in which a corpse is wrapped
7. wraith: a mental representation of some haunting experience.
8. eerie: suggestive of the supernatural or mysterious.
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