Halloween Stuff

We all know kids love to stuff their pockets with neat things. Now, with our new How to Make Books with Pockets Series, they'll have a book they created themselves, with plenty of pockets to stuff with all sorts of neat "discoveries." Each volume contains complete instructions and materials to make three different books with pockets, based on a topic pertinent to the month, and utilizing items and information you have readily available. The three topics for October and examples of the activities that go in the pockets: Halloween: make a green-faced monster, mummy in a coffin, Halloween parade writing, pop-up Jack-o-lantern, candy acrostic verse, ghost riddles. Night Creatures: bat facts book, owl report, comparing owls & bats Venn diagram, cut paper and sponge painted owl art project, make a cuddly koala, koala concentration cards. Happy and Healthy: Cover Your Sneeze Please!, Be Clean, Be Healthy poster, healthy snack recipe book, tooth care minibook, sport shoe shape book. Lessons include colorful art projects, creative writing, nonfiction writing, science, informational reading and writing, and literature. You get reproducibles galore -- minibooks, patterns, writing forms. Interactive bulletin boards, calendar form, and up-to-date bibliographies included. Step-by-step instructions provided, including ways to make book covers extra special. Lots of reproducible illustrations included. All 96 pages perforated for easy removal. Help your students make books with pockets and they'll have a resource they created themselves of which they can be proud.

Carol Scheffler has been the crafts contributor to NBC's Today Show, the national spokeswoman for the Hobby Industry Association, and an acclaimed leader in crafts for many years. Now she's come up with 40 fresh and fun projects to delight kids and stir their imaginations. Children will enjoy doing nature crafts and constructing school supplies, toys, gifts, room stuff, and clothes. They'll turn sticks and stones into tic-tac-toes, transform mailing tubes into periscopes, and use soda bottles to make a set of bowling pins. Students will be in style with Asian pencil boxes, jeweled locker mirrors, and jungle notebooks. During holidays, surprise everyone with the Halloween puppets and theater--and one-of-a-kind cards and treat bags. With everything from advice on how to get started to tips on dry-brushing and baste stitching, this is a resource to turn to again and again.

Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers - Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (alternate titles: Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers, Halloween 666: The Origin of Michael Myers, Halloween: The 666 of Michael Myers, or simply Halloween VI) is the 1995 sequel to the popular horror film, Halloween. It stars Donald Pleasence (in his last film, reprising his role as Dr.

Halloween H20: 20 Years Later - Halloween: H20 (or Halloween H20: 20 Years Later) is the seventh movie in the Halloween horror movie series originally created by John Carpenter (though Carpenter was not involved in the production of H20). Initially released in the US in the summer of 1998, it was released in numerous countries in Europe, as well as Singapore, Israel, Australia, and Mexico over the following months.

Hot Stuff the Little Devil - Hot Stuff the Little Devil is a comic book character who first appeared in Hot Stuff #1, published by Harvey Comics in October 1957. Imbued with a mischievous personality and scorchingly hot skin, Hot Stuff appears as a vermillion red, childish-looking devil who wears baby diapers and carries a magical pitchfork.

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