Please note the web app will only work with smartphones and tablets.įor more downloadable picture sets see the Picture Taboo page. The device is then passed to the next person who swipes to the next picture. If nobody knows the English word, then they can give the answer in their L1 or google it. Students take it in turns to describe the object they see and then show it to the class. This is a collection of Halloween-themed pictures to download to a smartphone or tablet. See How to Play Taboo for more tips on how to play and lots of other ready to cut out cards. Teams of students compete against each other to describe random spooky words to their teammates. Here’s a sheet of 50 ready to cut out Halloween Taboo cards. There is also an online fortune-telling game, just give students the URL and they can play with their phones or on a shared screen. The fortune-telling activity includes lots of ready to cut out runes. Students tell each other’s fortunes by pulling random runes from a receptacle and divining their partner’s destiny. This Halloween Quiz has 15 scary sounds associated with Halloween and horror movies – play the clip and ask your students to guess what each sound is.

There are plenty more half crosswords to download and print on the collaborative crosswords page. There’s a picture key provided to help with presenting the language.

Pairs of students are each given half of a complete Halloween crossword and must describe to their partners the missing words which they need. Don’t forget to turn down the lights and put on some atmospheric music to create a perfectly chilling atmosphere.įor online Halloween activities, see our sister site Here’s a spooky mix of Halloween activities and worksheets taken from different sections of our site.

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