Although not a lesson plan, this collection of Halloween Songs are great for teaching Halloween Safety

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Subject(s): Other, Music Grades(s): Grades PreK-1, Grades 2-3

Title – Halloween Songs

By – Mary Flynn

Subject – Music, Other

Grade Level – PreK – 2nd grade

These songs that I have written are for Halloween and are sung to the tunes of “old favorites” from the public domain. Anyone can sing these songs. There are simple guitar/autoharp chords included.

Songs are ideally suited to Pre-K to Grade 2 and are for the teacher who has no music training but who wants to sing with children.

When I’m Trick-or-Treating

(sung to: Sing a Song of Sixpence)

G                                        D

When I’m trick-or-treating I know what to do,

D                                        G

I walk on the sidewalk and bring my flashlight too!

G                                D

I don’t eat my candy until I’m home at last…

D                                                                 G

I check it with an adult there and then I eat it fast!

A Little Baby Ghost

(sung to: The Eensy, Weensy Spider)

D                                   A7                D

A little baby ghost went out one Halloween.

D                                        A7                    D

Along came a witch that the ghost had never seen!

        D                                        A7                         D

But, mommy ghost came flying to see what made him cry…

        D                                                    A7               D

And the witch that scared her baby went flying off so high!

Ghosts and Goblins

(sung to: Frere Jacques)

C

Ghosts and goblins,

C

Ghosts and goblins

C

Witches too,

C

Witches too,

C

All out trick-or-treating,

C

All out trick-or-treating,

C

Can’t scare you!

C

Can’t scare you!

Additional songs can be found at

www.songs4teachers.com

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Mary Flynn

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