Which sentence do you hear in the audio?

Halloween is a very fun time for everyone.

Halloween night has many black cats walking around.

Halloween is a day to get candy!

Halloween is a day to dress in a costume.

Which sentence do you hear in the audio?

Halloween night is when kids go trick-or-treating!

Halloween night has many kids dressed like ghosts.

Halloween is a day to get candy!

Read: It was Halloween night. Emily dressed as a knight, and Danny dressed as a pirate. They walked around their neighborhood. The moon was big and bright. Jack-o'-lanterns glowed on every porch. They saw something strange near the park. It was a pumpkin patch that glowed! "Let's go see," said Emily. They walked closer. A giant pumpkin glowed the brightest. Suddenly, the pumpkin shook. A door popped open on its side. "Whoa!" Danny said. "Should we go in?"They looked at each other. They stepped inside. What has a door that pops open?

the pumpkin has a door on its side

The jack-o-lanterns glow and opens

What Halloween items does the witch see?

Haunted House, zombie, ghost, graveyard

Pumpkin, skeleton, spider, creepy tree

Label the picture. Think about the words you heard in the video: BEHIND, UNDER, IN, BETWEEN

Bats are flyingBETWEEN the moon and hous

Why are the people laughing at the end of the video?

They are laughing because a black cat is afraid of Halloween.

They are laughing because they have lots of candy to share.

They are laughing because Halloween is so fun.

They are laughing because the candle does not fit inside the pumpkin.

The video talked about:

A lost black cat who was scared on Halloween. The cat hid inside the pumpkin!

A group of kids who get lost on Halloween night.

A pirate who lived in a big haunted house.

A witch that never says, "happy halloween."

Halloween Vocabulary

Authored by Torres Selina M

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11th Grade

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AUDIO RESPONSE QUESTION

10 mins • 1 pt

BLUE: It's October in Ms. Torres's class.
The students are learning about Halloween.
YELLOW: Class, let's talk about Halloween.
Does anyone know when it is?

5 min audio

Tags

CCSS.L.1.6

CCSS.L.3.6

CCSS.L.K.5A

AUDIO RESPONSE QUESTION

10 mins • 1 pt

BLUE: Halloween is on October 31st.
YELLOW: That's right, Halloween is always on October 31st in the United States.

5 min audio

Tags

CCSS.L.1.6

CCSS.L.3.6

CCSS.L.K.5A

AUDIO RESPONSE QUESTION

10 mins • 1 pt

BLUE: What is Halloween about, Ms. Torres? asked a student.
YELLOW: Well, class, said Ms. Torres, Halloween is a fun holiday where people dress up in costumes.

5 min audio

Tags

CCSS.L.1.6

CCSS.L.3.6

CCSS.L.K.5A

AUDIO RESPONSE QUESTION

10 mins • 1 pt

BLUE: Oh, I love costumes! Can we be anything we want?, asked a student in ESL 3 COmmunications class.
YELLOW: Yes, students. People dress up as scary things, funny things, or their favorite characters.

5 min audio

Tags

CCSS.L.1.6

CCSS.L.3.6

CCSS.L.K.5A

AUDIO RESPONSE QUESTION

10 mins • 1 pt

BLUE: That sounds fun! What else do people do on Halloween?
YELLOW: Many children go trick-or-treating.

5 min audio

Tags

CCSS.L.1.6

CCSS.L.3.6

CCSS.L.K.5A

AUDIO RESPONSE QUESTION

10 mins • 1 pt

BLUE: What's trick-or-treating?
YELLOW: It's when kids wear costumes and go to houses in their neighborhood. They say "Trick or treat!" and people give them candy.

5 min audio

Tags

CCSS.L.1.6

CCSS.L.3.6

CCSS.L.K.5A

AUDIO RESPONSE QUESTION

10 mins • 1 pt

BLUE: Wow! Free candy? I like that!
YELLOW: Are there any special Halloween foods?

5 min audio

Tags

CCSS.L.1.6

CCSS.L.3.6

CCSS.L.K.5A

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Halloween Vocabulary

BLUE: It's October in Ms. Torres's class.
The students are learning about Halloween.
YELLOW: Class, let's talk about Halloween.
Does anyone know when it is?

BLUE: Halloween is on October 31st.
YELLOW: That's right, Halloween is always on October 31st in the United States.

BLUE: What is Halloween about, Ms. Torres? asked a student.
YELLOW: Well, class, said Ms. Torres, Halloween is a fun holiday where people dress up in costumes.

BLUE: Oh, I love costumes! Can we be anything we want?, asked a student in ESL 3 COmmunications class.
YELLOW: Yes, students. People dress up as scary things, funny things, or their favorite characters.

BLUE: That sounds fun! What else do people do on Halloween?
YELLOW: Many children go trick-or-treating.

BLUE: What's trick-or-treating?
YELLOW: It's when kids wear costumes and go to houses in their neighborhood. They say "Trick or treat!" and people give them candy.

BLUE: Wow! Free candy? I like that!
YELLOW: Are there any special Halloween foods?

Wendy was a good witch.
She gave lots of candy to the trick-or-treaters.
They helped Wendy the Witch find her broom in the forest.

YELLOW: Many people eat candy apples and pumpkin pie.
BLUE: Pumpkins! I've seen pumpkins in stores. Why are there so many?

YELLOW: People often carve faces into pumpkins. These are called jack-o'-lanterns.
BLUE: Jack-o'-lanterns? That's a funny name!

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Halloween Vocabulary

BLUE: It's October in Ms. Torres's class. The students are learning about Halloween.YELLOW: Class, let's talk about Halloween. Does anyone know when it is?

BLUE: Halloween is on October 31st.YELLOW: That's right, Halloween is always on October 31st in the United States.

BLUE: What is Halloween about, Ms. Torres? asked a student.YELLOW: Well, class, said Ms. Torres, Halloween is a fun holiday where people dress up in costumes.

BLUE: Oh, I love costumes! Can we be anything we want?, asked a student in ESL 3 COmmunications class.YELLOW: Yes, students. People dress up as scary things, funny things, or their favorite characters.

BLUE: That sounds fun! What else do people do on Halloween?YELLOW: Many children go trick-or-treating.

BLUE: What's trick-or-treating?YELLOW: It's when kids wear costumes and go to houses in their neighborhood. They say "Trick or treat!" and people give them candy.

BLUE: Wow! Free candy? I like that!YELLOW: Are there any special Halloween foods?

Wendy was a good witch. She gave lots of candy to the trick-or-treaters.They helped Wendy the Witch find her broom in the forest.

YELLOW: Many people eat candy apples and pumpkin pie.BLUE: Pumpkins! I've seen pumpkins in stores. Why are there so many?

YELLOW: People often carve faces into pumpkins. These are called jack-o'-lanterns.BLUE: Jack-o'-lanterns? That's a funny name!

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BLUE: It's October in Ms. Torres's class.
The students are learning about Halloween.
YELLOW: Class, let's talk about Halloween.
Does anyone know when it is?

BLUE: Halloween is on October 31st.
YELLOW: That's right, Halloween is always on October 31st in the United States.

BLUE: What is Halloween about, Ms. Torres? asked a student.
YELLOW: Well, class, said Ms. Torres, Halloween is a fun holiday where people dress up in costumes.

BLUE: Oh, I love costumes! Can we be anything we want?, asked a student in ESL 3 COmmunications class.
YELLOW: Yes, students. People dress up as scary things, funny things, or their favorite characters.

BLUE: That sounds fun! What else do people do on Halloween?
YELLOW: Many children go trick-or-treating.

BLUE: What's trick-or-treating?
YELLOW: It's when kids wear costumes and go to houses in their neighborhood. They say "Trick or treat!" and people give them candy.

BLUE: Wow! Free candy? I like that!
YELLOW: Are there any special Halloween foods?

Wendy was a good witch.
She gave lots of candy to the trick-or-treaters.
They helped Wendy the Witch find her broom in the forest.

YELLOW: Many people eat candy apples and pumpkin pie.
BLUE: Pumpkins! I've seen pumpkins in stores. Why are there so many?

YELLOW: People often carve faces into pumpkins. These are called jack-o'-lanterns.
BLUE: Jack-o'-lanterns? That's a funny name!