A little Halloween surprise

Halloween is celebrated on 31st October every year. 
Tonight is Halloween. Click on all the windows for a little surprise:

  And have a spooky time:

Halloween costumes

Create your Halloween costumes:

Monsters

Read this book about monsters:

Make your own monster:

What do you see at Halloween?

Read along this story about things you see at Halloween:

Halloween words

Here you have a short video with Halloween vocabulary:

Find Halloween words at ABCYa site:

Haunted house

Read this story at British Council site. 
Bob the dog has run off into a big, old, scary house. Can the children find Bob?

 Find the things you need for your magic spell :

Carve a pumkin

Carve a pumkin and make your Jack o´lantern.

Pick a pumpkin

Follow the directions to create your own Jack O'lantern at Starfall:

It's Halloween

Halloween vocabulary:

What is Halloween? Traditions Characters Recipes Trick or Treat guide Vocabulary. Wanda Witch´s House.

Sing along this Halloween song at Mighty books:

Describing the face

Here you have an interactive book about Physical description by Mrs Haquet:

Revise the vocabulary from unit 1:

 Here you have a game to practise the parts of the face:

A Halloween song

Listen to this song and practise the parts of the body:

I’m a skeleton crick, crack
I’m a skeleton, crick, crack, crick, crack (x2)
Two feet crick, crack (x2)
Two legs crick, crack (x2)
I’m a skeleton, crick, crack, crick, crack (x2)
Two arms crick, crack (x2)
Two hands crick, crack (x2)
I’m a skeleton, crick, crack, crick, crack (x2)
Two eyes tic, tac
  One nose (atchus)
One mouth (auuu)
I’m a skeleton, crick, crack, crick, crack (x2)

Insects are all around

Explore the garden and find 10 minibeasts:

Is it an insect or not an insect?

Count from 10 to 100

Counting by tens from 10 to 100:

Draw a line to match the number with the name:

 Play a game:

Gogo's Adventures with English

Learn English with Gogo's videos:
How old are you?

Visit this site to watch more videos:

Ordinal numbers

Ordinal numbers refer to a number indicating the position in a  series. See the animals standing in line:

 Play the games to learn the ordinal numbers:

Play a game:

Practise the letters of the alphabet

Click on the correct coconut and practise the letters of the alphabet with this game at British Council site:

How the Alphabet got its order

Here you have an animation on how the alphabet got its order:

Look at the Alphabet poster and practice the alphabetical order at Literactive site:

The alphabet

Learn the alphabet at Super simple songs site:

Farmers grow the wheat to make flour

Take an interactive trip to the farm and see how farmers grow the wheat at Grainchain.com:

And now choose the ingredients for a perfect loaf of bread:

Finally test your knowledge of the grain chain with Freddy Flourbag: