Busy Bee Kids Printables Halloween | English for kids halloween vocabulary activities, games, printables to make learning english fun Halloween is a great time for learning and practising some new English words! Here you will find online activities and printable materials that can help kids learn and practise English vocabulary related to Halloween in a fun way. halloween unit »Learn and practise English vocabulary connected with the theme Halloween: ghost, haunted house, mask, monster, mummy, pumpkin, scarecrow, skeleton, vampire, witch. The Halloween unit contains both online and printable resources to introduce, practise and revise new vocabulary. halloween reading »Learn English with rhymes and riddles! halloween games »First learn through pictures and sounds, then find the Halloween words hidden in this fun grid game. printable resources »This sections contains worksheets with word games, games with playing cards and boards, and some Halloween craft ideas.
Hilarious Halloween Halloween “costume” vocabulary is mixed up. Students try to piece it back together. “What am I?” Learner Level: AnyLanguage focus: Halloween VocabularySkills: Speaking, Listening, PresentingTime: 10-20 minutesMaterials: Paper, pensGrouping: Whole classPreparation: Cut up 4 strips of paper for each student. Teacher Instructions: 1. For Example: Costume: Witch 1. pointy black hat 2. black dress 3. broomstick 4. green make-up 4. For Example:Student A is looking for “Cat” items; Student B is looking for “Doctor” items Student A: Do you need a pointy black hat? 7. Teacher 2 Teacher: For lower level classes, do part 3 as a group. Related Topics from ESL-Library.com: Flash Cards: HalloweenHoliday Lessons: Beginner and Intermediate Halloween Lessons
Free Printable Math Worksheets Math Games on-line, timed Basic Facts addition, subtraction and multiplication quizzes (Good for any grade - improve basic skills) Math Brain Teaser (Grade 3 and up) Mathematical Magic Trick (practice your 2 times tables and 5 times tables) Mathematical Magic Trick - Calculator (practice using a calculator) Free Printable Math Worksheets It's normal for children to be a grade below or above the suggested level, depending on how much practice they've had at the skill in the past and how the curriculum in your country is organized. Other Links: Although the activities are geared more to the preschool to kindergarten age group, adding one or two less challenging activities when learning the numbers can be a welcome break for the kids and can be given as a bonus activity for those who finish their work early. Visit DLTK's NumberBuddies for some fun tracer pages and crafts to reinforce learning.
Play and Learn Färglägg Ritmallar och Pyssla Free ESL Worksheets, English Teaching Materials, ESL Lesson Plans Halloween Worksheets and Activities Lanternfish has a variety of different activities for Halloween. Just click on the worksheet below. It may take a while to open as most of the files are MS Word documents. Happy Halloween! Crosswords: What monster likes blood? Halloween Crossword 1 Halloween Crossword 2 Monster Madness Ultimate Halloween Crossword (Hard) All About Witches All About Vampires Answer Key for Ultimate Halloween Crossword Scrambled Pumpkins: Students unscramble pumpkins to find out what monsters eat for breakfast on Halloween morning: Halloween Scrambled Pumpkins Word Searches: Students find 33 Halloween words hidden in the backdrop of a haunted house. Halloween Search Easy1 Halloween Search Easy2 Halloween Word Search Hard Reading Comprehension and Creative Writing: Students read a page-long beginning to a spooky Halloween story. Haunted House Reading and Writing Relative Clause Grammar Practice: Students use the relative clause is a monster that to define Halloween monsters. Kinds of Monsters Halloween Word Scrambles:
abcteach -- Free Printables, Interactives, Custom Documents, Clip Art, and Games The color game in preschool This is a little game we made for our preschoolers to have fun working on color recognition… First we made a little cube and put a different color on each side – red, yellow, blue, green, orange, and purple. Then we cut out 6 large circles from construction paper and laminated them… The object of the game was to roll the color cube and then stand on the color of circle that matches the color facing up on the cube… The children made up their own rules of the game as they played… The objectives of the game took on different twists and turns… The game was played on the floor and on the table… All kinds of accessories were added to the game… This would be a good example of an “open ended” game! Here are some other homemade games to check out… Make your own game mats (frog game, car game, tree game) from Teach Preschool Color matching clothespin game from Teach Preschool Bean bag game from Teach Preschool Tape Shapes from Teach Preschool Bean Bag Game from Brick by Brick What’s Missing?