Its so much fun to see what everyone wears!
We see a lot of boys dressed as pirates, cowboys, superheros, and recently, Harry Potter.
you’re able to use this time of year to explore other topics as well.
Costumes are a great way to pretend and explore.
Use them as a conversation starter for topics like occupations.
Ask kids What do you want to be when you grow up?
and talk about their ideas.
Can you think of some ways to make costumes for their chosen job?
Classroom activity Who Are You?
Listen toKnock Knock Trick Or Treat?
(Part 2).
Afterwards, discuss which characters have occupations.
How do you become an astronaut or a soccer player?
How about a ballerina?
Can you go to school to learn to be a mummy or a vampire?
What other jobs can you think of?
Have each child choose an occupation and make up a gesture.
Then, have students stand up and demonstrate their gesture while the other kids guess what it is.
After you have guessed all of them, play the Sing-along version of Knock Knock, Trick Or Treat?
using some of the new words and gestures.Need some ideas to get you started?
sing, Knock knock.
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