Hallowe'en worksheets for your ESOL/ ESL class

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This blog post isn't very long but, if you still can't be bothered to read it, then get the hallowe'en ESL worksheets here http://chrisspeck.files.wordpress.com/2010/10/halloween.doc

If you live in the UK or the USA, the end of October means more little kids dressed as skeletons knocking on your door and screaming 'trick or treat' before you dish out the sweets.

Here's an old favourite that I've used on Hallowe'en for many years. If you don't want to make the first worksheet too easy, then cut off the bottom section so they don't have the names of the halloween creatures to help them. It's worth remembering that these monsters play a very big part in UK and US culture, so this might be a really good lesson for higher level students, especially when they have to discuss what the various monsters do.

Chatting about superstitions in the second worksheets is also very interesting and whilst some are the same the world over, others are very strange.

Here's the lesson http://chrisspeck.files.wordpress.com/2010/10/halloween.doc

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