Halloween Vocabulary and Language
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Warmer/FillerFestival Worksheets: Halloween
Ignite your students’ Halloween spirit with these thrilling activities!
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Warmer/FillerYoung learner topics: Make a monster
A lesson where students practice using 'I've got...' to describe parts of the body and ask the question 'Have you got...?'
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ArticleWord of the week: Wicked
Ever wondered why witches are always wicked or why teenagers use the expression 'wicked!'? Tim Bowen looks at the origin of this wicked Word of the week!
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ArticleYour English: Collocations: cast
Tim Bowen casts new light on the verb to cast and its collocates.
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LessonFilm and TV: Horror movies
In this lesson, students practise speaking, listening and using new language about horror movies.
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Teaching toolInteractive Flashcards: What Are You Afraid of?
Have your students tell spooky stories with the vocabulary of these Interactive Flashcards!
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Warmer/FillerPlaytime!: Spooky Pictionary
Ready for candy and costumes? Introduce spooky vocabulary with this fun Pictionary!
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Teaching toolGame Cards: Halloween & Fantasy Creatures
Get your students ready to have fun this Halloween with this spooky set of Game Cards.
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Warmer/FillerYoung Learner Festivals: Halloween Trick-or-treat Rap
Get your students into the Halloween spirit with this fun rap song!
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Warmer/FillerYoung learner topics: Finger puppets
Activities using finger puppets, available at three different difficulty levels.
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