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Students learn and review body parts leading into an exciting experience to continue building familiarity while playing the game ‘Simon Says’. 
(All instructions for games in slides are included in the notes section of the PowerPoint.)


Afterwards, students begin learning about the different monsters and animals generally associated with Halloween and practice using comparisons like scary, scarier, and scariest. This leads into more Halloween themed fun with a ‘MONSTER MASH’ where each students creates their own monster by combining different human and animal body parts. The ‘MONSTER MASH’ is a competition designed where students describe their which animals their monsters respective body parts come from in groups and the class decides which of the monsters are scarier than other and the scariest overall. 


There is also an extension activity (if more material is needed) which begins by covering the Halloween tradition of making Jack O’Lanterns. Ten example Jack O’Lanterns are shown and student begin to practice the use of good, better, and best while comparing these with each other. Then each student designs their own Jack O’Lantern for another ‘comparison competition’ of good, better, and best. 

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HAPPY HALLOWEEN (Themed Lesson) - COMPETITIONS: Simon Says & Monster Mash

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Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. Students learn and review body parts leading into an exciting experience to continue building familiarity while p…