Target English: Halloween Words + a bit of fun!
Target grade: Elem 1 to Elem 5
You can find this song on CD vol. 6 
and the download pack
| Click the pictures, hear them talk! | ||||||||
| NEW; These cards are now in the Laminated Card Pack B at no extra cost! | ||||||||
| Happy Halloween Happy Halloween Happy Halloween Happy Halloween Happy Halloween Look, there's a witch! Look, there's a wizard! Look, there's a ghost! Look, there's a mummy! I'm scared! Aghhhh!!! Happy Halloween Happy Halloween Happy Halloween Happy Halloween Look, there's a bat! Look, there's a broom! Look, there's a wand! Look, there's a vampire! I'm scared! Aghhhh!!! Happy Halloween Happy Halloween Happy Halloween Happy Halloween |
| Owners Club Bonus Materials... A4 Flashcards (What's this?)  Mini Cards (What's this?)   Progress Sheet / Classroom Poster (what's this?)  Printable Lesson Plan (What's this?)  English  Japanese (give to class teacher) Dice Game (What's this?)  Spaghetti Game (What's this?)  Islands Game (What's this?)  Snakes & Ladders (What's this?)  Owners Club Members can click on the pictures above to print them out |
How to teach....
In the chorus, we do the Monster Dance whilst singing "Happy Halloween".
Then, as with the "How are you?" song, you sing the first line ( whilst doing the actions!) and the
kids then repeat. Very simply to teach. It's always best to ask the kids
for their own gestures, but here are some examples!
"Witch / Wizard" ( their hat)
"Ghost" ( act like you've just seen one!)
"Mummy"
"Bat"
"Broom" is to ride a broom.
"Wand"
"Vampire" ( show your fangs!)
Some of the words will be new to the kids, but things like "wizard" they'll know from computer studies, "bat" from Batman and the others are not too tricky! "Wand" is especially useful for playing the Harry Potter game!
With the screaming part, get the kids to all scream out together before
launching back into the main chorus!
Whilst you can use any of the vocab review games or the Halloween Harry Potter Game ( It's part way down the page) why not have a go at "Mini-Karuta".
This is the same as the normal karuta expect you put the kids into groups, and they lay out these mini cards on their desks. You shout out a word and the first one to touch it keeps the card!
Or you could print out two sheets for each group and play the matching
pairs game!
There are also my other Hallowe'en Ideas and Aygo's Craft Corner: Talking Jack o'lantern, complete with printable worksheet!
Have a very Happy Hallowe'en!
by Nick
Hi, I teach as an ALT in elementary school. We are doing a nice role play
activity to include more functional English in the Halloween lesson. We
made 12 piece cut out monsters (spider, mummy etc..) and are using these
to do a 'magic shop' role play. It is shopping, plus adjectives with a Halloween theme. It's funny when they buy the
wrong part and make a mummy with spider legs.
|
If you like this page, please tell a friend. |
|
|
|
@
