Halloween Vocabulary – Level 1
5 vocabulary tasks on 25 Halloween words – the word list with pictures and recordings, Halloween Eyes, a jigsaw puzzle, a memory game, and a word-to-picture quiz.
Tasks
Twenty-five Halloween words
bat, cat, pumpkin, witch, moon, web, spider, pirate, cowboy, monster, ghost, jack-o’-lantern, trick-or-treaters – and the treats: candy, lollipop, apple, peach, orange, cookies, chocolate, nuts, lemon, grapefruit, lime, jelly beans.
Five tasks on the same list. A word list with a picture and a recording for each word; “Halloween eyes”, where only the eyes show and the word has to be guessed; a jigsaw puzzle that uncovers the picture; a memory game of matching pairs; and a quiz that matches the spoken word to the right picture.
Every word is pronounced and the pictures carry the meaning, so the set works with children who are only beginning to read English.
Level: A1 · Skills: vocabulary, listening · Theme: Halloween
Frequently Asked Questions
Which words does Halloween Vocabulary – Level 1 teach?
Twenty-five: bat, cat, pumpkin, witch, moon, web, spider, pirate, cowboy, monster, ghost, jack-o’-lantern and trick-or-treaters, plus the treats – candy, lollipop, apple, peach, orange, cookies, chocolate, nuts, lemon, grapefruit, lime and jelly beans.
What are the five tasks in Halloween Vocabulary – Level 1?
A word list with a picture and a recording for each word; “Halloween eyes”, where only the eyes show and the word has to be guessed; a jigsaw puzzle that uncovers the picture; a memory game of matching pairs; and a quiz that matches the spoken word to the right picture.
Does Halloween Vocabulary – Level 1 need reading?
Very little. Every word is spoken aloud, the pictures carry the meaning, and the answers are clicked rather than typed. The set works with children who are only beginning to read English, and with a class that has no shared first language.