This Halloween-themed resource gives students focused practice with morphology, etymology, word roots, word identification, and reading fluency through engaging fiction and nonfiction passages.

Designed for 6th–7th grade literacy instruction, the resource includes 10 reading passages of approximately 250 words each. Each passage includes line word counts to support fluency practice and tracking, along with five comprehension questions and word work activities. Students also work with a structured word list that identifies morpheme structure, making it easier to connect vocabulary, spelling, and meaning in context.

What's included:

·       10 Halloween-themed fiction and nonfiction reading fluency passages

·       Line word counts for fluency practice and word-count tracking

·       Five comprehension questions and word work for each passage

·       A structured word list with morpheme structure identification

·       Worksheets for morphology notebook work

·       40 pages in PDF format for digital download

Use these morphology reading passages for explicit direct instruction, independent reading practice, small-group work, or morphology notebook activities. The combination of contextual reading, comprehension, and word study provides a practical way to explore how words are built while students practise reading connected text.

This resource is useful for teachers looking for Halloween ELA activities that combine morphology activities, vocabulary development, reading comprehension, and reading fluency practice without separating word study from meaningful reading.

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