Short Overview of the Lesson:

• Get into the Halloween spirit by learning and using spooky vocabulary such as witch, haunted house, pumpkin, cemetery, and magic potion.

• Predict what will happen in three unfinished spooky stories and read to check your ideas.

• Practise reading comprehension through fun story-based tasks and questions.

• Sort Halloween words into categories like creatures, objects, and places.

• Solve Halloween riddles, unscramble words, and answer creative questions.

• Use sentence starters to write your own scary story endings.

• Work in pairs to ask and answer Halloween-themed questions using verbs and nouns.

• Finish the lesson by creating and sharing your own spooky story using new vocabulary.

Why this lesson is useful:
This lesson builds students’ vocabulary and reading comprehension in a fun, thematic way. It encourages creativity and speaking practice through storytelling, making language learning engaging and imaginative.