Wednesday

Time for Halloween!

Halloween is a famous American tradition that takes place on October 31st. Children in America dress up with costumes and go to pumpking patches. Pumpkin patches are fields with a lot of pumpkins. Once children have picked their pumpkin they go home and carve it. A carved pumpkin with a candle inside is called a jack-o-lantern.

In English class the students listened to Monster Mash which is a traditional Halloween song in America. You can listen to it if you visit the following link. http://youtu.be/AxcM3nCsglA

In the beginning of the class the students saw a powerpoint that introduced different Halloween vocabulary words. The classroom was decorated with pumpkins, skeletons, spiders and many other traditional Halloween characters to make learning fun. The students participated in various arts and crafts and posted their art work throughtout the classroom. The children loved it and some even thought it looked spooky.

Halloween week was quite exciting for the children and it was a great way to learn new English words while enjoying a new cultural activity.


(top to bottom)a pumpking, a ghost, a witch and a skeleton
 
Entrance to the classroom. Pumpkins and spider.

Two jack-o-lanterns.                                    

yummy candy!
 
green monsters!       
 
 vampire teeth!
 
Smile please!                   












decorating the cake












Trick or Treat.!
the scary witch cake!

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