Halloween videos and lessons

Halloween lessons and lots more on TEFLClips.com

Among the YouTube videos and lessons on Jamie Keddie's award-winning teflclips.com blog you've got a Halloween Horror Story that's fun (and topical!).

If you prefer a more student-centred approach to listening, you could alternatively, and as a lead-in, get your learners to brain-storm the vocabulary they think will come up in a "Halloween Horror Story" and then listen and watch to see how many they got "right".

There are in fact two YouTube videos there. I prefer the second because it's so much shorter (one minute, not five).

Jamie also has a book, Images (OUP 2009), with activities that can be used for teaching of productive and receptive language skills, grammar, vocabulary and so on.

Previous Halloween posts:

• Witches and more stuff for Halloween lessons
  
• Halloween lessons
  
• Halloween project

You've got more Halloween links on the excellent TeachingEnglish.org.uk and on the British Council's LearnEnglishKids site.