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Activate it now Try a free sample lesson Breakout rooms, live chat, an online whiteboard and real-time questions make the virtual classroom equally effective as teaching face to face If you’re looking for fun Halloween classroom ideas that also improve language outcomes, you’re in the right place. These activities focus on aspects such as awareness, academic vocabulary, structured talk and writing craft, transforming them into joyful, age-appropriate tasks for ESL. They’re simple to launch, easy to differentiate and designed for visible learning. Trick-or-treat sound hunt (phonemic awareness): Hide picture cards (for example, bat, spiders' web, moon) and letter cards around the room.
Students collect an image, say the initial sound and match it to the correct letter. Targets: phoneme isolation, letter–sound correspondence, rhyme. Differentiation: visual supports, gestures, mouth-shape cues; fewer cards for emerging learners. Quick assessment: two “Say it, tap it” words before transition. Spooky syllable sort: Use baskets labeled "1", "2", and "3" syllables. Students clap and sort words like ghost, spider and skeleton.
Add a chant to reinforce rhythm and fluency. Targets: syllabication, phonological awareness, vocabulary. Differentiation: use props (for example, a toy spider) to anchor meaning; peer modeling for clap-counting. Assessment: Circle the number of syllables under three pictures.
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By Watching, You Agree Pearson Can Share Your Viewership Data
By watching, you agree Pearson can share your viewership data for marketing and analytics for one year, revocable by deleting your cookies. A fully interactive, digital experience most effective for hybrid and remote classrooms. Identical views for teachers and learners helps with assigning activities and giving real-time feedback in or out of the classroom. Plus, monitor learners’ progress and pe...
Activate It Now Try A Free Sample Lesson Breakout Rooms,
Activate it now Try a free sample lesson Breakout rooms, live chat, an online whiteboard and real-time questions make the virtual classroom equally effective as teaching face to face If you’re looking for fun Halloween classroom ideas that also improve language outcomes, you’re in the right place. These activities focus on aspects such as awareness, academic vocabulary, structured talk and writing...
Students Collect An Image, Say The Initial Sound And Match
Students collect an image, say the initial sound and match it to the correct letter. Targets: phoneme isolation, letter–sound correspondence, rhyme. Differentiation: visual supports, gestures, mouth-shape cues; fewer cards for emerging learners. Quick assessment: two “Say it, tap it” words before transition. Spooky syllable sort: Use baskets labeled "1", "2", and "3" syllables. Students clap and s...
Add A Chant To Reinforce Rhythm And Fluency. Targets: Syllabication,
Add a chant to reinforce rhythm and fluency. Targets: syllabication, phonological awareness, vocabulary. Differentiation: use props (for example, a toy spider) to anchor meaning; peer modeling for clap-counting. Assessment: Circle the number of syllables under three pictures.
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