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Halloween Lesson Plans

Get spooky with English! These Halloween lesson plans include costume descriptions, Halloween traditions, and fun storytelling exercises. Students practice vocabulary and creativity while learning about this exciting holiday.

A1-A2
Spooky Day

This ESL lesson plan explores the festive traditions of Halloween through engaging reading and speaking activities. Students will complete quizzes, fill in text gaps, and discuss spooky decorations to enhance vocabulary and conversational skills. Designed for A1/A2 learners, this lesson combines interactive exercises and creative descriptions to build confidence in speaking and comprehension.

B1
Beyond the Shadows

This lesson plan engages B1-level ESL students in exploring mystical creatures and folklore. The lesson plan includes reading comprehension, vocabulary matching, and interactive speaking exercises. Students will practice describing creatures, use contextual clues to define features, and discuss the origins of myths. Writing homework further reinforces key vocabulary and language skills.

B2
The Most Haunted Village in England

This ESL lesson plan immerses upper-intermediate learners in the eerie tales of Pluckley, Kent, known as the most haunted village in England. Through engaging listening activities, students practice understanding detail and identifying key information. The lesson includes speaking exercises for expressing personal views on supernatural phenomena.

A1-A2
Halloween Around the World

This ESL lesson plan introduces A1-A2 teens and adults to Halloween traditions from around the world through engaging reading and writing exercises in a 60-minute individual session. Students will complete fill-in-the-blank activities, explore Halloween customs across countries, and discuss cultural differences in how people celebrate this holiday. Through vocabulary practice and comprehension questions, learners enhance their ability to describe global Halloween traditions and share their personal celebrations.