How Do You Write Spooky Ghost Stories?

If you're a teacher of younger kids, you probably will read ghost stories aloud by different authors with the children for Halloween. You may even want to write your own stories together. One important point to remember is that every story should have a beginning, middle and end.

Each ghost story or character should have a mission or purpose whether it is good or evil. While discussing how to write the story, write down ideas for their own stories. Read aloud from a ghost story book to set the mood.

There are many different chapter books to read for Halloween with a ghostly theme. R.L. Stine has several "Goosebumps" books to choose from. "I Double Dare You More Stories to Scare You" by by Kathleen Keeler, "Moonlight Man" by Betty Wenn Wright, and "The Red Ghost" by Marian Dane Bauer are good choices.

Hand out paper and pencils to the children. Tell them to take notes and write down ideas as you discuss some of the points on writing a ghost story. Tell them that setting is the ... more.

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