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Thanksgiving is a time for family gatherings, delicious feasts, and gratitude. But who says it can't be a little spooky too? If you are a fan of a good scare, this week's writing prompts will create eerie tales that blend the warmth of the season with the chills from Halloween. Get ready to make reader's shiver with these spooky Thanksgiving stories. Please share with all of your writer friends, and most of all, ENJOY 😁😁😁
1. The Haunted Harvest: Imagine a family gathering at an old farmhouse for Thanksgiving. They discover the farm has a dark history involving a corn field.
2. The Ghostly Dinner Guest: The family has set the table for their Thanksgiving feast, only to find there is an extra place setting. When they attempt to remove it, strange occurrences start to disrupt their meal. Who is the ghostly dinner guest and why have they chosen this family? How do the living and the dead make peace by the end of the dinner? Or do they?
3. The Secret of the Pilgrim's Doll: While decorating for Thanksgiving, a family finds an antique Pilgrim Doll hidden in the attic. As the doll is displayed, eerie things begin to happen. What secret does the family find out about the doll?
4. The Harvest Moon Curse: A group of friends decides to spend Thanksgiving at a remote cabin in the woods. On the first night, one of them tells the story of an old legend about the Harvest Moon casting a curse on anyone in the area on the days around Thanksgiving. When the moon rises, they all begin to experience terrifying supernatural events.
5. The Lost Pilgrims: During a Thanksgiving play at school, the students are transported back in time to the first Thanksgiving. They encounter the ghosts of pilgrims that vanished during the first Thanksgiving celebration. How do they handle the ghostly encounters? How do they return to present day, and do they help the spirits of the lost pilgrims move on? Or are the lost souls left restless?
Share the stories you create from this week's writing prompts! We would love to hear from all of you!
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