Halloween Niveau 2

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

What comes to mind when you think of Halloween?

Do you celebrate Halloween? 

How do you celebrate?

Let's play Hot Seat

1. Divide the class in 2 groups

2. Put 2 chairs in front of class with their backs to the smart board

3. One member of each group takes a seat

4. The next in line explains the word on the board

5. Who guesses first? that group gets 1 point

6. Did you guess the word? you can get out of the hot seat.

If not? you stay seated but the next person in line will try again to explain the next word.

you cannot use your hands! Just talking.

PUMPKIN

CAT

CANDY

WITCH

SPIDER

COSTUME

MONSTER

VAMPIRE

BLOOD

NIGHTMARE

CLOWN

PARTY

HORROR

DEVIL

KNIFE

Where does Halloween come from?

1. Ireland
2. Scotland
3. England
4. The United States

Where does its name come from?

1. All Hallow's Eve
2. All Hail's Eve
3. All Havens Eve
4. All Holy Eve

What did people believe that happened during Halloween in the past?

scar-         -meter

Scary or not?

💀

-210

scar-         -meter

Scary or not?

💀

-310

scar-         -meter

Scary or not?

💀

-410

Vocabulary and reading 

Read the text and finish the exercises

Read the text and finish the exercise

Teams: Class - Bestanden - Lesmateriaal - Engels - Blok 1 - Halloween Text

How would you end this story?

Form groups of 3 and go back to the question how do you think it will end, make your own ending to the story. 

If you were the director how would you end it? 

Who am I?

01:27

What do you think
is going to happen?

02:05

How is this going
to end?

Create your own Halloween short story.

Choose your setting:

Where does the story happen?

Create your main character:

Who is in the story?

Add something strange:

What makes it scary or mysterious?

End with a twist or surprise!

(e.g. The ghost was their best friend. / It was only a dream… or was it?)

Next week:

Module A2 Building blocks 1.2 reading 11 tm 21

A2 vaardigehden verkort reading 1.2 all 19 exercises

Next week:

Module A2 Building blocks

1.2 Reading all exercises

1.4 Listening all exercises