Completing our Japanese Level test is about more than just satisfying your curiosity to know your current language ability. These results can be useful in several ways to improve your learning and confidence:. We have carefully researched our language proficiencies to reflect the skill levels of official accreditation programs. Halloween or as part of a series of activities. How many words can students make with the word HALLOWEEN? (wheel, when, now, lean, owl). Halloween associations: students in pairs think of as many words that can be associated with Halloween: October, ghosts, night, haunted houses, lanterns, black cats.
All-Ages Halloween Fun
Put on your masks, pack up the family, and enjoy these Halloween-themed festivities.
1. Spooky Science: Halloween at the Bell Museum
Details: Oct. 22 - Nov. 1. Advance reservations required. Included with museum admission/Virtual activities are free.
Visit The Bell Museum for spooky science: owl pellet exploration, flesh-eating beetle meet-and-greets, and the Touch & See wall with some especially weird and wonderful specimens from the collection. Virtual programming includes demonstrations of owl pellet dissection, showing off our milk snake, and sketching a bat specimen — plus, a Virtual Trick or Treat with a small offering on Facebook or Instagram each day and spooky Zoom backgrounds to download.
2. Halloween in Highland
Details: Oct. 24th from 10am-2pm. Free.
The Highland Business Association offers a socially-distant Halloween event including safe trick-or-treating, a scavenger hunt and fun prizes on the Saturday before Halloween.
3. Trunk or Treat Drive Thru
Details: Oct. 25-31 (dates and locations vary). Pre-registration required — online registration is not available, call the host Rec Center to reserve your ticket. Free.
Saint Paul Parks & Recreation is hosting these drive-thru trick-or-treating events taking place at rec centers throughout the city.
4. Great Pumpkin Halloween Celebration
Details: Oct. 25 from 1-3 p.m. Reservations required. Free.
The beloved Great Pumpkin Halloween Celebration will take place on-site at Landmark Center, with reserved, timed entry and safe-distanced experiences for kids of all ages. Free admission and photos of your trick-or-treaters.
5. Family Day Out: Halloween Edition
Details: Oct. 25 from noon-4 p.m. Reservations required. $20/family or pay as you're able.
Dress up your whole family for SteppingStone Theatre's Family Day Out — a safe and socially-distanced afternoon of touchless trick-or-treating, costume dance parties, a pumpkin contest, outdoor performances, and more outdoors on West 7th Plaza!
6. Trunk-or-Treat at Mall of America
Details: Oct. 29 from 5-8pm. Advanced tickets required. $10/car.
A night of trunk-or-treating along Mall of America's North Parking Lot presented by The American Cancer Society. All candy will be individually packaged and a safe social distance will be maintained at all times. Proceeds go to the American Cancer Society's efforts supporting the fight against childhood cancer.
7. Flicks & Treats at CHS Field
Details: Oct 30 at 6pm. Advanced tickets required. $15/person (purchased in groups of 4).
The St. Paul Saints come through again delivering safe and fun entertainment in the outfield on the night before Halloween. The evening includes a double feature of Hocus Pocus and Ghostbusters plus treat giveaways and costume contests.
8. Monster Dash
Details: Oct. 31 at 8:30 a.m. Registration required.
Monster Race Series's signature costume race is the perfect way to celebrate a happy and healthy Halloween 2020. Throw on a costume and take on the half marathon, 10-mile, 10K or 5K — the half and 10-mile start at Upper Landing Park, while the 5K and 10K start at Harriet Island Park.
9. Gibbs Farm Trick or Treat Trail
Details: Oct. 31 from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Pre-registration required. Price varies based on group size: $15-$45 up to 8 people.
Book your visit to Gibbs Farm for the first-ever socially distant trick-or-treat trail! Dress up in costume and adventure down an outdoor path through the Gibbs Farm site. Encounter characters from storybooks and nursery rhymes like Mother Goose, Little Bo Peep and the Big Bad Wolf, all while collecting goodies!
10. A Family Holiday Affair at Saint Paul Brewing
Details: Oct. 31 from noon-5 p.m. Reservations required.
Spend the afternoon on Saint Paul Brewing's patio for this Covid compliant, family-friendly Halloween event. Great food, yummy drinks, safe shop vintage market and the perfect photo op!
Seeking a Scare
Scary stories and haunting events if you're looking for a bit more fright in your Halloween fun.
1. Ghosts & Caves Tours
Details: Saturday & Sundays through Oct. 25 and Friday Oct. 30. Reservations required. $30/person.
Wabasha Street Caves brings you the popular ghost hunt and bus tour — come for a little shiver and scare!
2. Movies in the Park
Details: Oct. 10, 17, and 24 from 6-8 p.m. Pre-registration required. $10/group (up to 5).
Bring along a blanket or a lawn chair and enjoy a starlit night of fun with friends and family at parks throughout the city!
- Oct 10: Poltergeist at Battle Creek Park
- Oct 17: The Birds at Mears Park
- Oct 24: Blair Witch Project at Hidden Falls Park
Halloween Elementary Level (a1)college St. Pauls Valley
3. Haunted Story Competition
Details: Submit your story by midnight on Oct. 12.
Saint Paul Park and Recreation and the Saint Paul Public Library invite writers of all ages to submit original haunted stories or poems for Halloween 2020. Winning stories will be read by guest storytellers and shared virtually and at park events this October.
4. Deadly Drive-In
Details: Oct. 15-Nov. 1 from 6:30-10 p.m. Advance tickets required. $75/car.
Imagine being trapped inside of your car while ghosts, goblins, and other things that go bump in the night torment you and your fellow passengers. The Deadly Drive-In at Roseville Center is a brand new terrifying socially-distanced haunted experience. You and up to six of your brave friends will encounter bloodcurdling ghouls, all from the comfort and safety of your own car with your windows rolled up.
5. Murder at the 19th Hole
Details: Oct. 24 from 1-4:50 p.m. Advance tickets required. $35/group (up to 8).
The Highland Park Disc Golf Course is teeming with foul play! Can you and your team solve the Mystery at the 19th Hole? Take part in a fun and sinister afternoon as you and your team hike the Highland Park Disc Golf Course, talk with actors and decipher the clues to solve the unsavory thriller.
6. Gangster Ghost Tales
Details: Oct. 30 from 5 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. Advance tickets required. $10/person.
The 'Gangster Ghost Tour' sells out every year and Landmark Center has made some adjustments to safely present a new Halloween gangster experience. Gangster Ghost Tales will feature Saint Paul's most infamous gangsters and lawmen, with a humorous musical twist, telling their stories before a seated audience. With your ticket you will safely enter Landmark Center, be seated at your reserved table, enjoy a delicious dessert and purchase a beverage at the Spook-easy Bar.
Spooky Shows
Theatrical performances with a Halloween twist.
1. Halloween Themed Ballet Tuesday
Details: Oct. 13 at noon. Virtual. Free.
Join Ballet Co Laboratory Company and Trainee dancers for a fun, Halloween-themed virtual ballet streaming event featuring performance pieces from Nutcracker in Wonderland, Little Red Riding Hood and the evil Odile from Swan Lake.
2. Old Time Radio: Frankenstein
Details: Oct. 19 & Nov. 16 at 7:30 p.m. Virtual. Tickets required. $15/ticket.
Monster-madness continues as The Mysterious Old Radio Listening Society gets its monthly residency into the Halloween spirit with OLD-TIME RADIO: FRANKENSTEIN. Park Square Theatre presents this new twist on the classic radio show coming to you via Zoom! Every month, the MORL Society cast presents two radio plays via a live stream – with live introductions, recorded episode, and live post-show discussion.
Halloween Elementary Level (a1)college St. Paulding County
3. An Evening with Kathy Najimy of Hocus Pocus
Details: Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. Virtual. Tickets from $21-$131.
The Ordway Center is getting into the Halloween spirit and invites you to spend the evening with one of the Sanderson sisters! Join actress Kathy Najimy live via Zoom for a moderated discussion and Q&A featuring behind-the-scenes stories from the filming of the classic Halloween movie Hocus Pocus.
4. Theatre of the Macabre
Details: Oct 29-31 at 7:30pm. Virtual. Tickets required. $15/ticket or 3-Night Package for $30.
Halloween Elementary Level (a1)college St. Paul
A three-night online variety series of ghoulish horror and fun-filled terror with live and recorded performances hosted by Twin Cities actor/director Craig Johnson. Presented by Park Square Theatre, each night features local true ghost stories by Twin City storytellers, actors and singers, and an array of monologue readings, scenes and songs that range from Edgar Allan Poe to William Shakespeare to Stephen Sondheim, along with other folkloric tales and poems.
Share with us where you're haunting around Saint Paul this Halloween with the hashtag #MYSAINTPAUL on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
Halloween Lesson Plan:
Free ESL KidStuff Halloween Lesson plan: Check out our wonderful Halloween lesson plan which is tailor-made to use in your kids ESL classroom. The lesson plan includes downloadable flashcards, worksheets, songs and a classroom reader.
Halloween Games & Activities:
Candy Jar Guess. Put Halloween candies in a jar and get the students to guess how many there are and share them out afterwards. Special Halloween shaped candy (especially eye balls!) would be really great. (TP: V: large numbers.).
Costume Party. Something all kids love to do - dress up in a Halloween costume. Prizes can be given for best, scariest, funniest, etc. (TP: None).
Guess the Pumpkin Weight. After carving the pumpkin have students try and guess the weight - use scales. Students can weigh other things first to help their guess. (TP: V: weigh, heavy, light, numbers. F: weighing things).
Halloween Cards. Supplies: card, colored pens/pencils, glitter. Students make cards for other students in the class. (TP: V: Halloween card. F: writing messages).
Halloween Concentration. Play the concentration card game using Halloween flashcards. (TP: V: Halloween vocab).
In the Member's section there are 18 Halloween flashcards.
Take a look here.
Flashcards include: Dracula, witch, Frankenstein, zombie, ghosts, bats and much more!
Halloween Walk. Form line on one side of room. Cross room in following ways: 1). Fly like a bat; 2) gallop like a cowboy on a horse; 3) hop like a bunny; 4) roll like a pumpkin; 5) dance like a princess; 6) creep like a cat; 7) walk like a skeleton; 8) float like a ghost; 9) stomp like a monster. (TP: V: Action verbs with Halloween vocab).
Handprint Ghosts. Have the children paint their hands white and press onto black construction paper. When they dry have the children turn them upside down and add faces. (TP: V: ghost, paint, handprint, face vocab).
Haunted House Classroom. You can have a lot of fun turning your classroom into a Haunted House. Rearrange the furniture, turn out all the lights, hide volunteers in strategic places around the room to scare your students, then lead the students in (one or two at a time) and listen to the screams! Eerie music is essential, as is a very dark room. If you can get some glow-in-the-dark stars and arrows to illuminate a path around the room, and to mark the edges of tables, chairs, and any other dangerous areas. (TP: None).
I Went Into a Haunted House. Students sit in a circle. Student A says 'I went into the haunted house and saw a witch'. Student B continues: 'I went into the haunted house and saw a witch and a black cat'. Continue around the circle. (TP: V: various Halloween vocab).
A night of trunk-or-treating along Mall of America's North Parking Lot presented by The American Cancer Society. All candy will be individually packaged and a safe social distance will be maintained at all times. Proceeds go to the American Cancer Society's efforts supporting the fight against childhood cancer.
7. Flicks & Treats at CHS Field
Details: Oct 30 at 6pm. Advanced tickets required. $15/person (purchased in groups of 4).
The St. Paul Saints come through again delivering safe and fun entertainment in the outfield on the night before Halloween. The evening includes a double feature of Hocus Pocus and Ghostbusters plus treat giveaways and costume contests.
8. Monster Dash
Details: Oct. 31 at 8:30 a.m. Registration required.
Monster Race Series's signature costume race is the perfect way to celebrate a happy and healthy Halloween 2020. Throw on a costume and take on the half marathon, 10-mile, 10K or 5K — the half and 10-mile start at Upper Landing Park, while the 5K and 10K start at Harriet Island Park.
9. Gibbs Farm Trick or Treat Trail
Details: Oct. 31 from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Pre-registration required. Price varies based on group size: $15-$45 up to 8 people.
Book your visit to Gibbs Farm for the first-ever socially distant trick-or-treat trail! Dress up in costume and adventure down an outdoor path through the Gibbs Farm site. Encounter characters from storybooks and nursery rhymes like Mother Goose, Little Bo Peep and the Big Bad Wolf, all while collecting goodies!
10. A Family Holiday Affair at Saint Paul Brewing
Details: Oct. 31 from noon-5 p.m. Reservations required.
Spend the afternoon on Saint Paul Brewing's patio for this Covid compliant, family-friendly Halloween event. Great food, yummy drinks, safe shop vintage market and the perfect photo op!
Seeking a Scare
Scary stories and haunting events if you're looking for a bit more fright in your Halloween fun.
1. Ghosts & Caves Tours
Details: Saturday & Sundays through Oct. 25 and Friday Oct. 30. Reservations required. $30/person.
Wabasha Street Caves brings you the popular ghost hunt and bus tour — come for a little shiver and scare!
2. Movies in the Park
Details: Oct. 10, 17, and 24 from 6-8 p.m. Pre-registration required. $10/group (up to 5).
Bring along a blanket or a lawn chair and enjoy a starlit night of fun with friends and family at parks throughout the city!
- Oct 10: Poltergeist at Battle Creek Park
- Oct 17: The Birds at Mears Park
- Oct 24: Blair Witch Project at Hidden Falls Park
Halloween Elementary Level (a1)college St. Pauls Valley
3. Haunted Story Competition
Details: Submit your story by midnight on Oct. 12.
Saint Paul Park and Recreation and the Saint Paul Public Library invite writers of all ages to submit original haunted stories or poems for Halloween 2020. Winning stories will be read by guest storytellers and shared virtually and at park events this October.
4. Deadly Drive-In
Details: Oct. 15-Nov. 1 from 6:30-10 p.m. Advance tickets required. $75/car.
Imagine being trapped inside of your car while ghosts, goblins, and other things that go bump in the night torment you and your fellow passengers. The Deadly Drive-In at Roseville Center is a brand new terrifying socially-distanced haunted experience. You and up to six of your brave friends will encounter bloodcurdling ghouls, all from the comfort and safety of your own car with your windows rolled up.
5. Murder at the 19th Hole
Details: Oct. 24 from 1-4:50 p.m. Advance tickets required. $35/group (up to 8).
The Highland Park Disc Golf Course is teeming with foul play! Can you and your team solve the Mystery at the 19th Hole? Take part in a fun and sinister afternoon as you and your team hike the Highland Park Disc Golf Course, talk with actors and decipher the clues to solve the unsavory thriller.
6. Gangster Ghost Tales
Details: Oct. 30 from 5 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. Advance tickets required. $10/person.
The 'Gangster Ghost Tour' sells out every year and Landmark Center has made some adjustments to safely present a new Halloween gangster experience. Gangster Ghost Tales will feature Saint Paul's most infamous gangsters and lawmen, with a humorous musical twist, telling their stories before a seated audience. With your ticket you will safely enter Landmark Center, be seated at your reserved table, enjoy a delicious dessert and purchase a beverage at the Spook-easy Bar.
Spooky Shows
Theatrical performances with a Halloween twist.
1. Halloween Themed Ballet Tuesday
Details: Oct. 13 at noon. Virtual. Free.
Join Ballet Co Laboratory Company and Trainee dancers for a fun, Halloween-themed virtual ballet streaming event featuring performance pieces from Nutcracker in Wonderland, Little Red Riding Hood and the evil Odile from Swan Lake.
2. Old Time Radio: Frankenstein
Details: Oct. 19 & Nov. 16 at 7:30 p.m. Virtual. Tickets required. $15/ticket.
Monster-madness continues as The Mysterious Old Radio Listening Society gets its monthly residency into the Halloween spirit with OLD-TIME RADIO: FRANKENSTEIN. Park Square Theatre presents this new twist on the classic radio show coming to you via Zoom! Every month, the MORL Society cast presents two radio plays via a live stream – with live introductions, recorded episode, and live post-show discussion.
Halloween Elementary Level (a1)college St. Paulding County
3. An Evening with Kathy Najimy of Hocus Pocus
Details: Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. Virtual. Tickets from $21-$131.
The Ordway Center is getting into the Halloween spirit and invites you to spend the evening with one of the Sanderson sisters! Join actress Kathy Najimy live via Zoom for a moderated discussion and Q&A featuring behind-the-scenes stories from the filming of the classic Halloween movie Hocus Pocus.
4. Theatre of the Macabre
Details: Oct 29-31 at 7:30pm. Virtual. Tickets required. $15/ticket or 3-Night Package for $30.
Halloween Elementary Level (a1)college St. Paul
A three-night online variety series of ghoulish horror and fun-filled terror with live and recorded performances hosted by Twin Cities actor/director Craig Johnson. Presented by Park Square Theatre, each night features local true ghost stories by Twin City storytellers, actors and singers, and an array of monologue readings, scenes and songs that range from Edgar Allan Poe to William Shakespeare to Stephen Sondheim, along with other folkloric tales and poems.
Share with us where you're haunting around Saint Paul this Halloween with the hashtag #MYSAINTPAUL on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
Halloween Lesson Plan:
Free ESL KidStuff Halloween Lesson plan: Check out our wonderful Halloween lesson plan which is tailor-made to use in your kids ESL classroom. The lesson plan includes downloadable flashcards, worksheets, songs and a classroom reader.
Halloween Games & Activities:
Candy Jar Guess. Put Halloween candies in a jar and get the students to guess how many there are and share them out afterwards. Special Halloween shaped candy (especially eye balls!) would be really great. (TP: V: large numbers.).
Costume Party. Something all kids love to do - dress up in a Halloween costume. Prizes can be given for best, scariest, funniest, etc. (TP: None).
Guess the Pumpkin Weight. After carving the pumpkin have students try and guess the weight - use scales. Students can weigh other things first to help their guess. (TP: V: weigh, heavy, light, numbers. F: weighing things).
Halloween Cards. Supplies: card, colored pens/pencils, glitter. Students make cards for other students in the class. (TP: V: Halloween card. F: writing messages).
Halloween Concentration. Play the concentration card game using Halloween flashcards. (TP: V: Halloween vocab).
In the Member's section there are 18 Halloween flashcards.
Take a look here.
Flashcards include: Dracula, witch, Frankenstein, zombie, ghosts, bats and much more!
Halloween Walk. Form line on one side of room. Cross room in following ways: 1). Fly like a bat; 2) gallop like a cowboy on a horse; 3) hop like a bunny; 4) roll like a pumpkin; 5) dance like a princess; 6) creep like a cat; 7) walk like a skeleton; 8) float like a ghost; 9) stomp like a monster. (TP: V: Action verbs with Halloween vocab).
Handprint Ghosts. Have the children paint their hands white and press onto black construction paper. When they dry have the children turn them upside down and add faces. (TP: V: ghost, paint, handprint, face vocab).
Haunted House Classroom. You can have a lot of fun turning your classroom into a Haunted House. Rearrange the furniture, turn out all the lights, hide volunteers in strategic places around the room to scare your students, then lead the students in (one or two at a time) and listen to the screams! Eerie music is essential, as is a very dark room. If you can get some glow-in-the-dark stars and arrows to illuminate a path around the room, and to mark the edges of tables, chairs, and any other dangerous areas. (TP: None).
I Went Into a Haunted House. Students sit in a circle. Student A says 'I went into the haunted house and saw a witch'. Student B continues: 'I went into the haunted house and saw a witch and a black cat'. Continue around the circle. (TP: V: various Halloween vocab).
Making Masks. Making masks is always fun and is also a good review for parts of the face, colors and names of characters (Dracula, monster, witch, etc.). Simple masks can be made with paper plates and string. A competition can be held and prizes given for the best, the funniest, the scariest, the most colorful, the biggest. (TP: V: Face vocab, colors, Halloween characters).
Melt the Witch Game. Materials: A moveable chalkboard, colored chalk, sponges, bucket of water. Directions: Draw a witch's head, or whole body on the chalkboard. Fill the bucket with water and sponges. Have children stand close enough to the board to be able to hit it accurately with a wet sponge. Place water bucket and sponges near this spot. Tell the children to take turns throwing wet sponges at the witch to try and 'melt' her away. As the witch becomes wet and water drips down the board, it will appear as if she is melting. Be sure the children are squeezing out to the sponges before throwing. (TP: V: throw, witch, melt, bucket, sponge).
Mummy Dress up. Let the children wrap each other in toilet paper and pretend to be a mummy. (TP: V: Mummy, toilet paper, wrap up/around).
In the Member's section there are 19 Halloween themed worksheets.
Take a look here.
Worksheets include: coloring pages, quizzes, word searches, bingo game sheets, mazes and much more!
Paper Pumpkin. Have the students stuff plain brown paper lunch bags with crumpled newspaper, then have them paint the bags with orange paint, and then tie the bags with thick green yarn to make them into a pumpkin decorations. (TP: V: Face vocab, pumpkin, jack-o-lantern). Free download converter xls to xmlunbound.
Pass the Pumpkin. Students sit in a circle. Provide a plastic pumpkin for children to pass while the teacher beats on a drum or plays some music. Children pass the pumpkin to the tempo of the music. Alternate between fast and slow. When the music stops the child who has the pumpkin stands and takes a bow. Continue. (TP: None).
Pass the Vampire Bat. Supplies: one straw for each child / bat shapes cut out of tissue paper. How To Play: Divide the class into 2 teams and line up each team. Sts pass the tissue bats down the line, teammate to teammate, by inhaling and exhaling on the straw to hang onto or release the ornament. No hands! The first team to successfully pass the bats up and down the line wins! (TP: V: bat, straw, line up, pass. AA: Before the game you can get the students to make the tissue bats).
Pin The Tail on the Black Cat. This is a take on 'pin the tail on the donkey'. Put a picture of a tailless-less black cat on the wall, blindfold the students, spin them around and see if they can pin the tail in the right place. The nearest wins a prize/points. (TP: V: black cat, tail, pin, blindfold, spin.).
Play Doh. make jack-o-lanterns, witches, other characters, etc. (TP: V: various Halloween objects).
Scary Stories. With more advanced students, have students tell their scariest story. (TP: F: Story Telling. AA: Have the students write their story and draw accompanying pictures).
Songs. 10 Little Witches: sung to tune of '10 Little Elephants' (click here for song sheet). (TP: V: 1-10, little, witches). I'm a bat: sung to the tune of 'You Are My Sunshine' (click here for song sheet). (TP: V: bat, nocturnal, fly, night).
Spelling Banner. Prepare two banners that say whatever you want them to say, i.e. Happy Halloween, Trick or Treat, etc. Also prepare a set of letters for the same words cut out in two different colors hidden randomly around the room. Divide the class into 2 teams with two captains--the captains sit and wait for their teammates to bring the letters for their banner. If a student is on the 'red' team and sees a letter for the 'green' team he/she just leaves it alone. The first team to cover their banner letters wins. (TP: F: spelling).
Spooky Finger. Only do this with older kids as it is quite scary! Make a small hole in the bottom of a small cottage cheese container - any similar container will do - and put some cotton in the bottom. Stick your middle finger through the hole and bend it inward. Let the rest of your fingers grip the container naturally. Arrange the cotton around your finger to hide the hole. Cover the container and ask one of your unsuspecting students to remove the lid. When s/he does, move the finger up and down. (TP: AA: let your students make a finger box).
Trick or Treat Game. Place slips of paper in a brown lunch bag. On each write down a different 'trick' such as 'hop on one foot' or 'close your eyes and touch your nose.' Have each child in turn, say, 'trick or treat' and draw a paper from the bag. When s/he performs the 'trick' say 'treat' and give him/her either a Halloween sticker or a candy. (TP: V: action verbs, trick, treat).
What's in the Box? Paint a cardboard box black with a hole cut out to put hands into. All sorts of things can be placed in the box and the students have to put their hands in the box and try to guess what the object is. Great fun! (TP: None).
Who am I Ghost? Blindfold one student. The other students stand in circle around the blindfolded student. Spin the student around and then stop him/her facing another student. S says 'Whooooooo (like a ghost). Who am I?'. The blindfolded S must guess who that student is and call out his/her name. (TP: F: asking people to identify themselves).
Word Find. Supplies: timer, paper, pens. Divide students into teams. Take a Halloween related word such as: Dracula, Frankenstein, Jack-O-Lantern, etc. and find as many words as possible using the letters of that word. Give a time limit (e.g. 2 mins). The team with the most words wins! Example: Frankenstein: (in, ran, ant, nest, tin..). (TP: F: Spelling).
Halloween Links:
Here is a list of great links to Halloween flashcards, worksheets, crafts and more:
- ESL KidStuff Halloween Flashcards.
- ESL KidStuff Halloween Worksheets.
- ESL KidStuff FREE Halloween Lesson Plan.
- ESL KidStuff 6 Easy Crafts.
- ESL KidStuff Happy Halloween song download.
- ESL KidStuff Happy Halloween! classroom reader.
- Jack-O-Lantern Mask Craft.
- General Halloween Crafts for Kids.
- Children's Halloween Songs.
- Simple Pumpkin Cut & Paste Craft.
- Hand Print Bat Craft.
- Goofy Pumpkin Face Craft.
