Halloween Words — Write & Read (Free PDF)
Spooky words sorted easiest to trickiest — simple CVC through digraphs, vowel teams, and silent letters.
Spooky words to read and write, sorted from easy CVC words to tricky ones, so every reader in the house has a page at their level.
What’s inside
- An instructions page.
- Simple CVC (b-at, c-at, w-eb, b-ug, f-og) and Digraphs and Blends (w-itch, bl-ack, tr-ick, tr-eat, spider).
- Vowel Teams page and a Trickier / Silent Letters page.
Every word in this PDF (15)
Handy for checking the list fits your child before printing, or for making your own games.
bat, bug, cat, fog, web, witch, treat, black, trick, moon, broom, boo, ghost, pumpkin, costume
How to use it
- Pick the page that matches your child's stage.
- Blend each pair of chunks and write the word.
- Draw a spooky picture of one word.
- Older siblings can do the trickier page while younger ones do CVC.
Watch out for
- Spider and witch look simple but use a blend and tch; beginners should stay on the CVC page.
- Silent-letter words on the last page (ghost, knock) are meant to be read with help.
- Mix the pages for siblings at different stages — everyone gets a sheet at their level.
Who it’s for
Ages 4–8, in October. Each page targets a different stage.
Where it fits: Stage 3 — Blending & Segmenting (CVC Words)
Goes well with
Teach phonics online — one short lesson a day
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- 92 step-by-step lessons, SATPIN first
- Big flashcards to show your child
- Games, checkpoints and progress for every sound
For little ones (2–6) there’s also our sound-play game on iPhone & iPad and Android.