This resource is part of the Beach Unit for Kindergarten-Holistic English Series #30.
Combining the
excitement of Halloween with a familiar summer theme like the beach captures
children’s curiosity and keeps lessons engaging. Students will review and
practice a beach-related words such as bucket in a playful and meaningful
Halloween context. Perfect for English Preschool Teachers.
Children
can describe the Halloween buckets on the flashcards, naming the Halloween characters and items: What is this?
Teacher: Yes! It’s a
cat bucket. What color is it?
Students: It’s black.
Match
and sort the buckets to the candies.
The
flashcards prompt students to use simple sentences such as The Vampire candy
is in the Vampire bucket.
Small cards.
Bucket and Candy Match. Spread out the bucket flashcards on the floor. Hand out the candy flashcards to students. Students take turns matching their candy to the correct Halloween bucket (e.g., Candy corn candy goes in the candy corn bucket!).
Like this!
Promote active speaking practice using the
skull with an open space to encourage students to read aloud and say
the name of the Halloween character clearly.
Play Find and Point. Spread the small
bucket and candy cards on a table. Call out a word: Show me the cat
bucket! The student with the witch
finger pointer touches the correct card and says: This is the cat bucket!
Play like this!
Students
love “feeding” the skull — it transforms repetition and review into a fun,
hands-on game. Play Feed
the Skull! Place the cards face up on the table. Call
out a word: Feed the candy corn bucket! Students find the correct card,
say the word, and “feed” it through the skull’s mouth.
Memory Game. Place
the cards face down. Students flip two cards at a time to find a matching pair.
When they find one, they must say the words aloud: A vampire bucket and
vampire candy!
A
cut and paste worksheet for the students connect the Halloween character words
(like witch, mummy, vampire, ghost) through picture association.
Worksheet. Students
draw and decorate their own Halloween bucket and show their bucket to the
class.
Coloring Worksheets will reinforces color vocabulary. Students review and apply color words like orange, black, purple, green, etc. through fun Halloween images.
Halloween
Buckets Pocket Game encourages active learning.
Students physically match and “feed” the buckets with candies and word cards,
turning learning into a fun interactive experience.
Halloween
Buckets Cup Game. Use the same printables from the game above. Use
real cups to glue the bucket onto each. Students match the candy and word cards
to each Halloween bucket (now on cups) to strengthen both picture–word and
word–object associations.
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