Spooky season is here to mark the start to several months of holiday goodness, and if you’re anything like me, you’ve had the pumpkins out for a little bit too long waiting for this time to arrive. I’m even listening to the “Spooky Music” playlist on Spotify as I write this (the kids version…I’m home alone and easily spooked after all!) It’s true, I LOVE the fall and winter holidays, and I love incorporating them in my classroom… but when you teach ESL students, it’s not all creepy music and ghost stories.

Incorporating spooky, Halloween goodness in your classroom will take a bit more effort, but, I promise, the extra effort and research to make the perfect Halloween for ESL lesson will make for some of the MOST fun classes you’ve ever taught