ESL Lesson Halloween

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The document provides information about a Halloween lesson including vocabulary words related to Halloween like pumpkin, witch, costume, and candy. It includes chats about Halloween costumes and activities like carving pumpkins and making spider cakes. Songs, activities, and a story are included to help teach and practice vocabulary.

Prep Time!
Flashcards
Wheel of 305 Questions
What do you like?
Word Search
Weather Wheel
Lesson: Halloween Lesson
Aim: To practice ��Halloween��
Vocabulary: Halloween, pumpkins, witch, wind, party,
costume, skull, candy, ghost, October, candy corn,
and batman.
Other:

Chit-Chat Time!
What is the weather like today? It is ___ today.
It is ___ and ___today.

What do you eat on ____ days?
I eat ___ on ___ days.
Chit-Chat Time!

I am a little ghost!
I am a little ghost,
I come on Halloween,
I really am a friendly soul,
Though most folks think I'm mean!
It can be rather lonely,
To be a ghost, it's true,
Especially at Halloween
When I like to say "Boo!"
Let��s Sing!

Chit-Chat Time!
How are
you?
I��m fine! I have a costume for
our Halloween party.

Chit-Chat Time!
Wow! That��s
wonderful! I��m
going to be witch
for Halloween.
Wow! That��s great!

Chit-Chat Time!
See you
later! Good
Bye!
Good Bye!

Let��s Match!
What (is/are) (this/these)? ____.
skeletons black cat candy
(This/These) (is/are) (a/an) _____.

Let��s Match!
Copyright2019|www.ChitChat2Fluency.com
What is that? _______
orange
pumpkin
ghost vampire
That is (a/an) _______

Let��s Sing!
Five little pumpkins
Five little pumpkins, Sitting on a gate
The first one said, "Oh, my, it's half past eight!��
The second one said, "There are witches in the air!��
The third one said, "Good folk, beware!��
The fourth one said,
"We'll run and run and run!" The fifth one said,
"Let's have some fun!" OOOOOOOH, went the wind
And OUT went the light And the five little pumpkins
Rolled out of sight

Let��s Learn!
Halloween is celebrated on October
31st.
What is celebrated every 31st of
October? ___________

Let��s learn!
I am Lisa. I am a girl.
I will eat candy corn and dress up as a
witch on Halloween.

Let��s learn!
I am Mike. I am a boy.
I will carve a pumpkin and dress up
as batman on Halloween.

Let��s learn!
I am Mom.
I will give out candy and make a spider
cake on Halloween.

Let��s learn!
I am Dad.
I will make fried pumpkin seeds and
dress up as a pirate on Halloween.

Let��s learn!
I am ___. I am a ___ .
??????
I will ___ (a) ___ on
Halloween.

Let��s Spell!
I eat _and_ c_rn on Halloween.
o
c
y

Let��s Learn!
Color the halloween adjectives.
haunted
spooky
howlingdark
slimy scary

Are you ready?
Yes, I��m ready! Let��s Go!
Fun Time!

Phonics Reading Time!
I am Lisa. I am a girl. I will eat candy corn and
dress up as a witch on Halloween. My dad
makes fried pumpkin seeds. My mom gives
candy to kids. What do you like about
Halloween?

Let��s Write!
_wl
What is the missing letter/s? ___
h_ _se w_tc_
p_m_ki_
n
u
o
h
p
i

Let��s Sing!
Halloween is coming soon,
Pumpkins we must buy.
Make a Jack-o'Lantern,
Bake a pumpkin pie.
Halloween is coming soon,
Feel it in the air.
Witches ride on broomsticks,
Ghosts hide everywhere.
Halloween is coming soon,
Goblins chasing you!
As you round the corner,
One of them says, "Boo!"
Halloween is coming

Review �C Game Time!
Start What do you
want?
What do boys
want?
What does
your mom
want?
What do girls
want?

What do you like? I like _____.
Chit-Chat Time!

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1. Halloween! I like the witch.

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3. Chit-Chat Time! What is the weather like today? It is ___ today. It is ___ and ___today.

4. What do you eat on ____ days? I eat ___ on ___ days. Chit-Chat Time!

5. I am a little ghost! I am a little ghost, I come on Halloween, I really am a friendly soul, Though most folks think I'm mean! It can be rather lonely, To be a ghost, it's true, Especially at Halloween When I like to say "Boo!" Let��s Sing!

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7. Chit-Chat Time! How are you? I��m fine! I have a costume for our Halloween party.

8. Chit-Chat Time! Wow! That��s wonderful! I��m going to be witch for Halloween. Wow! That��s great!

9. Chit-Chat Time! See you later! Good Bye! Good Bye!

10. Chit-Chat Time!

11. Let��s Match! What (is/are) (this/these)? ____. skeletons black cat candy (This/These) (is/are) (a/an) _____.

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15. Let��s learn! I am Lisa. I am a girl. I will eat candy corn and dress up as a witch on Halloween.

16. Let��s learn! I am Mike. I am a boy. I will carve a pumpkin and dress up as batman on Halloween.

17. Let��s learn! I am Mom. I will give out candy and make a spider cake on Halloween.

18. Let��s learn! I am Dad. I will make fried pumpkin seeds and dress up as a pirate on Halloween.

19. Let��s learn! I am ___. I am a ___ . ?????? I will ___ (a) ___ on Halloween.

20. Let��s Spell! I eat _and_ c_rn on Halloween. o c y

21. Let��s Learn! Color the halloween adjectives. haunted spooky howlingdark slimy scary

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23. Writing Time! Halloween witch

24. Phonics Reading Time! I am Lisa. I am a girl. I will eat candy corn and dress up as a witch on Halloween. My dad makes fried pumpkin seeds. My mom gives candy to kids. What do you like about Halloween?

25. Let��s Write! _wl What is the missing letter/s? ___ h_ _se w_tc_ p_m_ki_ n u o h p i

26. Let��s Sing! Halloween is coming soon, Pumpkins we must buy. Make a Jack-o'Lantern, Bake a pumpkin pie. Halloween is coming soon, Feel it in the air. Witches ride on broomsticks, Ghosts hide everywhere. Halloween is coming soon, Goblins chasing you! As you round the corner, One of them says, "Boo!" Halloween is coming

27. Review �C Game Time! Start What do you want? What do boys want? What does your mom want? What do girls want?

28. What do you like? I like _____. Chit-Chat Time!

29. Chit-Chat Time!

30. Talk to you soon! See you next time!

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