One way your school can celebrate Halloween is by having a Halloween Party.
This is a great activity that can build a lot of excitement for the kids.
Kids and parents look forward to it year round.
Teachers do too!!
A Halloween Party takes a little bit of planning, but its worth the effort.
Here are some suggestions to get you started.
Hello, My Friendsis a great way to kick off your Halloween Party!
This allows the most number of kids to participate at any one time.
you might easily adapt your favorite classroom games to have a Halloween theme.
Games are a great time to throw in a little English language practice as well.
Crafts are another fun activity.
Add a separate station along with the game booths.
Be sure to write names on the craft so they can take it home with them.
Party Decorations
Halloween party decorations can be simple and easy.
A few balloons and streamers will transform almost any space.
You might want to make some larger decorations or scenery using painted cardboard scenes.
Make emotion faces in class.
Dress up with craft masks and headbands.
And of course, dont forget to take plenty of pictures in costume.
The kids will love seeing how great they look dressed up.
Several of Super Simples Halloween songs make great performance pieces.
Have the kids stand at the front of the room or on a stage and play the song.
you might be as elaborate as you like.
Some schools have matching costumes and even make scenery.
Dont forgetHello, My FriendsandGoodbye, My Friendsto start and end the festivities.
Check out this performance ofThe Skeleton Dancefrom Spain.
Trick or Treat?
Halloween wouldnt be Halloween without trick or treating!
This is one of the highlights of the day!
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