Halloween Worksheets

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23 printable pages of activities for practising Halloween vocabulary. Vocab-building and communicative exercises for students of many different levels.

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Boo! Here are worksheets to help you celebrate Halloween in language class! All of the activities in these pages use the same pictures as you’ll find in the Free Halloween Flashcards Set. Now you have some ready-made activities to start practising scary Halloween vocabulary in class!

23 Halloween Worksheets

There are worksheets suitable for multiple language levels in this set, ranging from simple present “Do you like…? “ to more difficult “Have you ever…? “ questions. Within many of the worksheet types, the pages are divided into the word groups listed below, or at least with simpler and more challenging vocabulary divided onto separate pages.

Target Vocabulary

Group 1 – easier nouns
treat bag, bats, black cat, candy, costumes, makeup, masks, pumpkins, spider web

Group 2 – creatures
devil, Dracula, Frankenstein, ghost, monster, mummy, vampire, witch, zombie

Group 3 – more difficult or more specific words
grave, haunted house, jack-o’-lantern, scared, skeleton, skull, trick or treat, tombstone, witch hat

Vocabulary-Building Worksheets

These worksheets will help students learn, remember and spell new words.

3 Labelling Worksheets – 9 words per page
2 Matching Worksheets – 12 to 14 words per page
2 Word Scrambles – same as above

Communicative Activities

The exercises in these worksheets are completed in pairs or in small groups. Sorting and listing activities can be done solo first, but then followed up with conversation with a partner. Note that the surveys with fewer prompts have more space to add notes based on follow-up questions of the student’s own choosing (not prompted on the page).

9 Surveys (3 different questions with 3 variations each)
3 Sorting Worksheets
2 Listing Worksheets
2 Find Someone Who… Games

Target Language Structures

Do you like…? + plural nouns or activities
All of us / Some of us / None of us … + like
Are you scared of… ? + nouns
Are you going to… ? + activities
Have you ever…? + present perfect regular and irregular verbs

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Have a spooky Halloween!!

2 Pages

Download a 2-page checklist of the worksheets available for the Halloween set, along with the target vocabulary.

2 Pages

Practice talking about Halloween experiences in the present perfect tense with the classic "Find someone who.." game. This worksheet has students asking nine different "Have you ever... ?" questions. Game 1 uses the positive form (ex. ___ has seen a real bat), Game 2 uses the negative form ( ___ has never... )

3 Pages

Three labelling worksheets with nine words per page. Make spooky little picture dictionaries!

2 Pages

Two different worksheets with brainstorming activities. Worksheet 1 asks students to list the things you might find in six different Halloween scenarios (makeup kit, costume party, Dracula movie, etc.). Worksheet 2 asks for a list of things you would need to make six different costumes. Get creative!

2 Pages

Two matching exercises where students draw a line from the picture to the word. 12 and 14 vocabulary items per page, respectively.

2 Pages

Two word puzzle worksheets with 12 or 14 scrambled Halloween words per page.

3 Pages

Three sorting worksheets. Worksheets 1 and 2 ask students to sort items into either "fun" or "scary" groups. Worksheet #3 tasks students, as a group, to figure out what Halloween likes and dislikes they have in common.

9 Pages

Three different surveys. The basic YES/NO Halloween Surveys are based on a "Do you like...?" question with 7 vocabulary terms per page. The Halloween Plans Surveys ask "Are you going to...?" with 4 different activities per page. Finally, the Scary Rating surveys have students ask "Are you scared of...?" and then rate their partner's fear by marking pumpkins. Three different pages for each survey type.