Now that the Halloween puente has passed I wanted to update you on some of the things we did at school. Over the past few weeks in October I got the chance to share some of the history on the festival of Halloween. It turns out it actually isn't originally from the United States, but from Ireland, England and Northern France. Here are some pictures of the presentation I shared with some of the classes.
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| Showing Jack-O-Lanterns to Reyes's, 2nd A class |
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| Sharing the origins of Halloween with Beatriz's 5th C class |
As most of you know from the blog from last year, Halloween is celebrated on October 31st and many people dress up, go to parties, go trick or treating, carve pumpkins, and go to haunted houses. This was all vocabulary included in the english classes. Here is a craft I did in some english classes of a paper pumpkin lantern.
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| Paper Pumpkin Lanterns with Paz and 4B |
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| More Halloween Fun with 4B |
If you would like to do this craft at home or with your students here is the link: Halloween Paper Lantern Craft
Also, if you would like a closer look here is the powerpoint I shared with several English classes.
Halloween History
Halloween History
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