Halloween english activities high school

I know when October comes around, I want to do all the festive, scary Halloween things. This is why I have teamed up with 11 amazing teachers to bring you 12

Halloween can be a major distraction for high school students and even more frustrating for teachers. For a while, I tried (unsuccessfully) to carry on with business as usual, despite the costume contests, treats, and even some tricks. It usually wasn't very successful though. Then, I realized maybe I could channel that Halloween excitement for

Bobby, Danny, Jenny, Molly and Sally went to beg treats on Halloween night. They like dressing in and playing “trick or treat”. From this game you can find out what they dressed in, what they received from whom. There´s a BW version on the 2nd page. The pics are from fumira.jp Enjoy it with your ss. Have a great day. HUgs, Zsuzsapszi - ESL worksheets

The countdown to Halloween is on! If you're looking for some fun, new and creative ideas for your classroom this October, then you have come to the right place! I'm sharing several Halloween-themed ideas that can be used during the month of October, the weeks leading up to the holiday, as well as some quick and easy ideas that you can add to your classroom on October 31st. If you're looking for a SPOOKY way to entice some creative writing in your class, consider using 5-word horror stories…

Printable Halloween Trivia trivia is a great way to spice up your Halloween party, engage students in the classroom, or simply enjoy a fun night with family..

A simple multiple choice quiz to practise Halloween vocabulary. Hope you like it. Have a nice day mada :) - ESL worksheets

Halloween activities for high school students can easily correlate with high-value English language arts skills. Try these fun writing and reading ideas!

It's haunted house and candy corn season, which can only mean one thing: it's Halloween time! Although many Halloween celebrations are brought to elementary students, it's actually the perfect time to spice up your lesson plans for middle school students and high school students! Having taught AP English students, I know firsthand that even the

They have to decide whether the sentences describe picture A or B. This is essentially a reading exercise. There are plenty more things going on in these pictures, so they could write some sentences themselves. If you look closely, you can see tiny numbers. This is because these are advent calendars. This company - Vermont Christmas Company, produces fabulous images. Check them out! - ESL worksheets