If you have been directed here for the Tricks & Eats blog hop, welcome! I'm so happy to see you here! I teach in French, so you will notice that I have a lot of French content - share with your French Immersion teachers!
Je suis tellement heureuse de faire partie de cet échange.. j'espère que vous trouverez pleines de belles ressources pour embellir vos deux dernières semaines du mois d'octobre!
Can I just first say that I LOVE Halloween! Dressing up in funny costumes is my favourite thing to do... This year, I'm going to be a tooth fairy! I'm keeping it simple because I just don't have time (or energy) to DIY a costume this year. I'm sure it will be a hit with my students anyways.. :)
At my school , there are several SEVERE allergies - for the past few years, ever since our board has became strict on the no-treat thing, I've supported #keepitteal and the #tealpumpkinproject. I put a teal pumpkin in my class to let students know that I do not hand out food treats due to food allergies. I tell the kids that if they see a teal pumpkin on someone's doorstep that this also shows that these people will give something other than food to kids who have allergies on Trick or Treat night. Some of my favourite ideas to hand out to my students are glow sticks, bouncy balls & Halloween light-up necklaces!
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If you are looking for more Halloween activities - head to my store to see "Bandeaux" a Hedbandz style game that is LOTS of fun - especially during the week of Halloween!!
Happy Halloween! Enjoy all the treats you will collect along the way!
Hello Julie,
ReplyDeleteWow, am I ever glad I am here reading your blog today! I did not know about the Teal Pumpkins! Thank you so much for such an informative post!
Such a great freebie!! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDelete-Gemma
The teal pumpkin is such a great idea! I hope you post a photo of yourself as the Tooth Fairy! We stick to Black & Orange Day, which is fine with me! ;)
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Mrs. Beattie's Classroom
What a great freebie - we were just working on labeling - such a great lead in to other types of writing and a great way to develop vocabulary!
ReplyDeleteTooth fairy is a great idea : )
Love the idea about the teal pumpkin! :) Thanks for sharing your wonderful ideas:)
ReplyDeleteI had no idea about the teal pumpkin! Thank you for sharing that fact. Bryn
ReplyDeleteI love that you display a teal pumpkin in your classroom too. I always give my students non food treats as they get way to much sugar as it is! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteChristina
Hanging Around In Primary
Thanks for sharing about the teal pumpkin idea! What a great concept!
ReplyDeleteI love the teal pumpkin idea! Thank you for sharing.
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