Thinking sheet · Seasons and holidays

Friendly Haunted House Plan

Draw the floor plan of a haunted house where the monsters are friendly. Who lives in each room?

Grades
2–5
Time
about 30 minutes
Kids practice
floor plans, spatial thinking, storytelling

What kids do

“Plan the rooms of a not-so-scary haunted house. Label who lives where!”

  1. My floor plan (one square = one step)
  2. Rooms and who lives there

How to run it

  • Show a simple floor plan of a classroom first.
  • Use a ruler for the walls and leave gaps for doors.
  • Friendly monsters only!

Talk about it

  • Which room would you visit first?
  • How do the monsters get along?
  • What is the silliest room?

Take it further

Write the house rules for the monsters.

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