Practice identifying the correct abbreviations for commonly used words with a printable Halloween-themed abbreviations worksheet.
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Spooky season is here again, and it’s time to dig into some sweet treats and a whole heap of grammar review. Getting in all those grammar lessons while keeping your students engaged can be challenging, but it can be done when you (pumpkin) spice things up a little!
Halloween is that time of the year when everything grim and spooky instantly catches children’s attention. Just the thought of trick-or-treating, monsters, and Halloween mayhem gets them excited to learn. That’s where we come in!
Cut and Paste the Spooky Abbreviations Worksheet
In this abbreviations activity, students will read a series of names, titles, etc. and determine the appropriate abbreviation that would be used to replace the underlined word in a sentence. We’ve included the following common abbreviations.
| Sr. | Dr. | Mr. | Ms. | Oct. |
| Blvd. | Jr. | Hwy. | Rd. | St. |
Through this activity, students will develop their skills in reading, writing, and using abbreviations.
Download Your Halloween Abbreviations Activity
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This resource was created by Ali Endlich, a teacher in South Carolina and Teach Starter Collaborator.
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