We celebrated a Halloween party on the 31st October. The two groups of English in the plurilingual section (1º ESO A and B) joined together to hold a party.
The idea started when we had a class with our language assistants Shelby and Cory about Halloween. Once the students knew about this celebration in Anglosaxon countries and in Spain, Shelby suggested to prepare a party on the 31st of October.
Students dressed up in scary costumes, they prepared a lotto card with the vocabulary, cut and coloured Halloween pictures that we hung to decorate, brought an apple and labelled their costumes in English. One student gently carved a pumpkin to make a jack-o-lantern.
Shelby started with the VOCABULARY LOTTO picking up the words from a hollow pumpkin. Words could not be written. They had to make a big efford to understand Shelby's American accent. The first to get a full line got a lollipop or a chocolate coin. The first to get bingo, got two sweets.
Cory followed with THE HANGMAN. Our students showed that they had memorised their Halloween vocabulary very well. They guessed quite quickly. Many got sweets.
Finally, we played bobbing apples. They were smart to take them with their teeth. They got plenty of sweets and ate their apples.
We had a very good time!
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