3rd grade Halloween reading comprehension worksheet features a four-stanza poem titled “Halloween” by Judie Eberhardt, written in clear, age-appropriate language with rhyming lines about pumpkins, costumes, trick-or-treating, and autumn night magic. The page includes space for Name and Class at the top and is illustrated with a friendly witch on a broom and a smiling ghost holding a pumpkin. Though the comprehension questions aren’t visible in the image, the layout follows a standard reading-response format typical for third grade. Published by Printworksheets.com, this 3rd grade Halloween reading comprehension worksheet offers seasonal literacy practice that builds fluency, vocabulary, and understanding of poetic structure—all in a printable PDF ready for classroom or home use.
What are two things you see in town during Halloween?
Pumpkins and scary masks. (You might also accept: bats, twinkling stars, or witch hats!)
What is Joey wearing?
Joey is wearing a Halloween costume. The poem says his costume is “so neat.”
Why does the candy “start to drag”?
Because the bag is so full of candy that it’s heavy and starts to drag on the ground.
How do we know the kids had fun?
We can see their big smiles! The poem says, “From the smiles that they show.”
