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October 2009 Ghost Stories

  • The Very Spooky Halloween
    by Brennan

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    Brennan, a grade 7 student in Surrey, used some wonderful graphics to create this PowerPoint story called “The Very Spooky Halloween”. He started out by making a story web using his Kidspiration program. Then he wrote the story and added pictures to a PowerPoint presentation. A classmate helped him edit the story. He is going to present it in class when all the scary stories are shared. Great job, Brennan!

  • The Bloody Night
    by Pavi

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    A scary title for a Halloween story! Pavi, a grade 6 student from Surrey created this PowerPoint story with great pictures and a suspenseful story line. Scary, but happy, Pavi - just like we like our stories!

  • Playing with Evil, by Thomas

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    Playing with Evil by Thomas is about the fate of 3 children. Thomas, a grade 3 student from district #36, used Clicker 5 to create the story, choosing his own images, punctuation and formatting for each page. His SEA helped scribe the text. A very spine chilling tale, Thomas!

  • My Scary Halloween Story, by Brandon

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    This scary Halloween story was written by Brandon, a grade 6 student from School District #23. He created this hair-raising tale using his laptop and Clicker 5 and when he was finished, he presented it to others in his school. Very scary, Brandon!

  • Thanks to all the students who submitted a scary Halloween story!  
    They received a special Halloween treat bag for their fine effort.

    Halloween Treats in a Bag

 

Do you have a hair-raising ghost story to tell?

We want to hear it, read it or see it!  

  • Use your computer or communication device to type it out
  • Create your own story book with pictures (we’ll scan it)
  • Use your computer to record your voice telling the story
  • Create a PowerPoint, Clicker, or Classroom Suite book

Send your super scary story to Virtual Voices Village by 4:00 p.m. Tuesday, October 27th and you’ll receive a cool Hallowe’en surprise and your story will go on our website in time for the spookiest night of the year!

We can’t wait to hear, read or see your stories!
(Remember that some old people will be reading them so don’t make them too scary!)

Download the forms and full instructions to participate.