ESL Materials For HALLOWEEN
Browse through some useful materials for Halloween for YL and teen ESL students.
HALLOWEEN CONVERSATION FOR TEENS:
This conversation task is perfect for a Halloween lesson with teens (or adults with a vivid imagination) and it’s an adaptation of the Aunty Emma conversation game described here. Students are asked to negotiate who inherits what from the rich (and now dead) witch aunt, Haunty Emma.
ESL HALLOWEEN LESSON FOR JUNIOR HIGH (12-15 years)
This is a four-page teacher’s note for a 90-minute lesson with Junior High students (secondary school). The lesson is aimed at ESL students at high A1-A2 levels. After some warm-up tasks, the aim of the lesson is the use of irregular (and regular) verbs in simple past. Skill-training: writing.
HALLOWEEN ACTIVITY BOOKLET FOR KIDS AND TEENS
Get this 30-page booklet to find plenty of exercises to use in any Halloween lesson with your YL classes. Some of the tasks are: scrambled words, logical/math problems, a secret message, tongue twisters, rhymes, a story practising simple past verbs, guided colouring and drawing, a monstrous task to talk about daily routine, a conversation task with Haunty Emma (ideal for teens), I Spy worksheet, battleship to practise difficult letters and numbers, story-writing tips, present perfect and would + infinitive question-answer tasks, writing workshop tips, etc. Plus great ideas about Halloween games and a complete picture dictionary.
HALLOWEEN SLIDES FOR YL
Teach vocabulary and grammar with Halloween slides to YL:
In Italy, most language courses start in October, just before Halloween. This means that Halloween lessons are due to become grammar revision lessons. If you are teaching Young Learners at A1 level, you might need to revise nouns:
1) with indefinite article (a/an),
2) in plural forms,
3) with adjectives (adjective-noun word order).
Here’s a downloadable slide show combining these grammar points with Halloween vocabulary for 6-10-year-old YL students.
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