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Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Halloween. Mostrar todas las entradas

domingo, 27 de octubre de 2013

CREATE YOUR OWN MONSTER FOR HALLOWEEN

Enjoy Halloween creating your own mosters!
Play with the IWB in your class, your students can describe the monsters they create to practice oral skills. If you want to work on writing, just print the monster!
Thanks for sharing @AnaCristinaPrts!

Click on the picture

lunes, 29 de octubre de 2012

lunes, 31 de octubre de 2011

Story maker and other activities


It has never been easier to create a story. Choose the characer, the settings and other elements and make your own story. Click HERE to start.

At the LearnEnglishKids page you will find other activities to celebrate Halloween.

How to carve a pumpkin



viernes, 28 de octubre de 2011

Do they know its Halloween

martes, 18 de octubre de 2011

jueves, 28 de octubre de 2010

Halloween songs and poems compilation

Would you like to share your songs and videos?
Write a comment with the link and colaborate with this compilation. Enjoy it and...
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!


sábado, 23 de octubre de 2010

Writing activitiy: send by email Halloween e-cards

Celebrations is a fantastic excuse for practising written communicative skills. What about sending by e-mail Halloween cards? You'll find out several pages whre this service is offered for free.
Here you have a list:




More ideas for Halloween HOLIDAYS ON THE NET

Celebrations, days and dates, calendars, crafts, recipies,  e-greetting cards, ... a website plenty of ideas for celebrations.

domingo, 10 de octubre de 2010

More Halloween ideas? Share them!

Share your Halloween ideas in the Forum- Comparte tus ideas para celebrar Halloween en el foro
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Lesson Plan Ideas For Halloween

Teacher Resources For Your Week

Teaching Tip: Lesson Plan Ideas For Halloween

Thinking of Lessons for Halloween? Here are a number of Halloween activities you might want to include in your lessons.

1. Read scary stories.
2. Tell Halloween classroom jokes.
3. Include pumpkins, bats, and scarecrows in your lessons.
4. Estimating candy is fun for any grade level.
5. Create a fictional cemetery to study history.
6. Create a candy collage.
7. Look at the life cycle of a pumpkin.
8. Take time to mention Halloween safety.
9. Do a candy sorting or graphing activity.
10. Have your class write spooky stories.

From Teachnology Newsletter 
Weekly Tips for Teachers  Issue 535: October 11, 2010