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Bingo is a fun way to practise Halloween vocabulary!How to play:Every student needs a card and 9 counters.Using the control card, the teacher reads out one of the Halloween words. If a student has the picture of that word on their card, they cover it with a counter.You can play for a line (3 in a row) or a full house (all 9 pictures). The first person to cover their pictures shouts 'Bingo!'.
Niveau scolaire: 6e, Cycle 4
This fun chain game is a great way to practise Halloween A-Z vocabulary.How to play:Divide the cards between the students. The person with the first card begins.A: 'I have the first card. Who has the zombie?'B: 'I have the zombie. Who has the x-ray?'C: 'I have the x-ray. Who has R.I.P.?'The game continues like this until the last card.This game is a quick way to learn vocabulary and to practise pronunciation.Tip: Use a stopwatch and see how fast your students can get to the end. Each time they play, they should try to beat their record.
Niveau scolaire: 6e, Cycle 4
This is a fun matching game to practise Halloween A-Z vocabulary.Put all the cards face down on the table. Each player takes it in turns to turn over two cards - if they are a pair (matching words & picture) then the player keeps the cards.The player with the most cards at the end of the game, wins!
Niveau scolaire: 6e, Cycle 4
These Halloween A-Z flashcards are the perfect way to introduce your students to Halloween.For each letter of the alphabet there is a different spooky Halloween word. There are a mixture of verbs, nouns and adjectives in the set.There are flashcards to introduce the words and picture & word cards to practise the vocabulary.There are 3 different versions of the flashcards to give you as much flexibility as possible. There is a version with the letter of the alphabet in the corner, a version without the letter and a version with the Montessori grammar symbols.
Niveau scolaire: 5e, Cycle 4
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