Halloween Cupcakes

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This resource blends seasonal excitement with language learning. Seasonal images like cupcakes, skulls, and other Halloween items give children context-rich visuals that make new words easier to remember.

Activities like hopping on the flash card transform vocabulary review into a movement-based game.

Physical involvement such as or swatting the word on the flashcard keeps young learners engaged and increases focus, especially for students with shorter attention spans.

Matching the small cards cupcakes, to the Halloween items will sharpen observation and attention to detail in English learning.

Handling and arranging the tiles boost letter knowledge. Children figure out the letter order themselves, which builds confidence and self-correction habits.

Reveal-and-write game, which adds surprise and keeps students curious. Staple a colored paper on top of each card. Students lift the flap and read the revealed word and then writing it, reinforcing both skills.

This worksheet combines vocabulary, colors, and early writing skills in a single activity. Students connect the written color word (“orange”) to the actual color by coloring the item correctly.

Ask questions: What color the ghost?

Students: white!

Candy Corn Numbers Worksheets
On the first worksheet, there are jars filled with different quantities of candy corn (from 1 to 10). On the second worksheet, there are numerals and number words. The teacher gives listening instructions such as “Color the jar with three candy corns blue”. Students listen, color the correct jar, then cut and paste the matching numeral or word.

These worksheets combine listening comprehension with color recognition. The teacher calls out simple sentences such as “Color the witch hat black!” Students listen and color it according to the instruction. This develops listening skills. The activity is ideal for whole-class listening practice.

Pocket Chart Word–Picture Match
Students use the pocket chart to match each Halloween word card to the correct picture card on the chart. This activity helps learners connect written words with visual meaning, improving vocabulary recognition, reading skills, and word–image association in a fun, interactive way.

 

Halloween Board Game Activity for
reviewing vocabulary. Students take turns rolling a die and moving their game marker along the path. Each square features a different Halloween image. When students land on a space, they must say the vocabulary word or use it in a sentence. The first player to reach the “Finish” wins! This game can be played in pairs.

Candy Corn Numbers Matching Mats
This set includes three colorful matching mats: Candy Corn Jar Mat, Numeral Mat and the Number Word Mat – displays the words one to ten.

Students match the jars to the corresponding numerals and number words, reinforcing quantity recognition, numeral reading, and number word spelling

Feed Me Box Game
The “Feed Me Box” is decorated with the Mummy character that has a large open mouth. The teacher can call out instructions such as “Feed me the Mummy with number ten”. Students listen, find the correct card, and feed it to the box. It’s perfect for small group work.

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