Books with title When I Go Trick-or-Treating

When Ashley McDowell's parents first told her they were moving from the big city to a one-stoplight farm town, she was convinced that she was going to hate living in Heaton Corners. But to Ashley's surprise, she loves it. Everyone is super welcoming, especially her new friends. Plus, it's October and there's the town's Harvest Festival, and, of course, Halloween. But when Ashley starts making plans for Halloween night, she is shocked to find out that her new friends are forbidden to go trick-or-treating. Ashley convinces them to sleep over at her house and go trick-or-treating anyway, but she soon discovers that Halloween in Heaton Corners isn't like Halloween anywhere else. For one thing, everything seems so much more real...too real. Ashley can't help but think that maybe Heaton Corners doesn't need tricks and disguises to be terrifying on Halloween night.... Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Chapter Books is an imprint of Spotlight, a division of ABDO.

Let’s Go Trick or Treating! is a tool for teaching your child about letter sounds, rhyme, and literary forms. By using amusing pictures of Halloween costumes and characters that will come to life on each page, your child will be caught up in a delightful rhyme about Halloween trick or treating. Each of the nine character pages contains introductory words for long /i/ sounds and silent letters /gh/. The story is told through rhyme in the literary form of poetry. Introduce your child to poetry and help them find the patterns and rhyming words at the end of lines. Pre-Kindergarten skills like understanding rhyming and letter sounds will help your child get ahead of the game as they prepare for school.Go to our website for more information: www.thelearningdocs.com

I went trick-or-treating and I scared... a naughty, warty toad, a sliding, gliding ghost, a howling, growling wolf and some super silly skeletons...When a brother and sister go trick-or-treating, they compete to see who can scare the creepiest creatures. As they try to remember each hair-raising encounter, everything escalates – until they get the biggest fright of all! A new take on an old favourite, children will love this laugh-out-loud, test-your-memory story, with ghosts, skeletons, a spooky pirate ship and much, much more!From the illustrator of the bestselling The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark, this is a hilarious follow-up to I Went to the Supermarket and I Went to See Santa.