Grab an Engaging Halloween Analogies Worksheet Pack!

Challenge your students’ reasoning skills with our Halloween analogies worksheet pack! Perfect for October lessons, these printable pages give students practice with analogies and word association while weaving in festive Halloween themes. 

Each Halloween analogies worksheet helps students strengthen vocabulary, critical thinking, and word relationships, all while bringing a bit of spooky season right into the classroom.

Halloween Analogies – Differentiated for Every Learner

This resource includes six worksheets featuring ten Halloween analogies on each page. The set is differentiated for upper- and lower-level readers, with clear labels in the corner of each sheet to support all learners. 

A word bank is provided to help guide students, and answer keys are included for easy grading.

Struggling With Teaching Analogies?

No worries! Our teacher team has put together easy instructions to help you explain the concept to your students.

An analogy shows the relationship between two words and asks you to apply that same relationship to a new pair of words. To solve an analogy, students should follow these steps:

• Read the first pair of words carefully.
  Ask: How are these two words related? For example: Cat : Kitten means a cat’s baby is called a kitten.
• Identify the relationship.
  It could be:
  • Synonyms (happy : joyful)
  • Antonyms (hot : cold)
  • Part to whole (petal : flower)
  • Cause and effect (rain : puddle)
  • Category and member (dog : mammal)
  • Sequence or order (day : night)
  • Object and function (broom : sweep)
• Apply that same relationship to the second pair.
  For example:
  Cat : Kitten :: Dog : ____
  Since a cat’s baby is a kitten, a dog’s baby is a puppy.

Download Your Halloween Analogy Worksheet Pack

Each Halloween analogy worksheet is ready to use…  just download, print, and add it to your literacy centers, morning work, or homework packets. 

This resource is available in both PDF and editable Google Slides format.  To get your copy, click the dropdown arrow on the download button and choose your preferred file type.

This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher in Michigan and Teach Starter Collaborator.

More Printable Halloween ELA Resources! 

Pair these worksheets with more of our Halloween ELA resources for a complete October reading and language arts toolkit your students will love! Make sure you check these out before you go!

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