Halloween ESL Activities and Worksheets
Monster Maker

In this free Halloween activity, students take turns describing and drawing scary Halloween monsters. First, read the description of a monster to the class, pausing between sentences. Students listen to the description and draw the monster on... read more
A Spooky Story

In this engaging Halloween worksheet, students learn Halloween verb-noun collocations and write a short story using verbs in the past simple. First, students match each verb with a noun or... read more
Find Someone Who...

In this insightful Halloween speaking activity, students ask and answer questions about Halloween. To begin, students go through the items on the worksheet and create the yes/no questions they need to ask... read more
Halloween Crossword

In this useful Halloween vocabulary activity, students complete a crossword by listening to clues and guessing Halloween vocabulary. In pairs, students take it in turns to ask their partner for a clue to one of... read more
Halloween Vocabulary

This free Halloween worksheet helps to teach students Halloween vocabulary and traditions. Students begin by reading a Halloween conversation and filling in gaps using Halloween vocabulary from a box. Afterwards, students read the... read more
The History of Halloween

In this productive Halloween worksheet, students learn Halloween vocabulary and use it to complete a text about the history of Halloween. First, students find 12 Halloween words in a word search... read more
Creepy Clues

In this rewarding Halloween vocabulary activity, students complete a crossword by describing and guessing Halloween words. In two groups, students invent and write down clues for the Halloween... read more
Halloween Word Wizardry

This handy Halloween vocabulary worksheet helps students practice words related to Halloween. First, students match verbs with the correct endings to make... read more
Tales from the Crypt

This enjoyable Halloween worksheet helps students learn and practice more advanced vocabulary related to Halloween. Students start by reading a Halloween... read more