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Halloween Treats American English Student
Halloween Treats American English Student
Halloween Treats American English Student
HALLOWEEN
TREATS
Expemo code:
18N2-25EA-A2RL
1 Warm up
Halloween is a time when people like to talk about scary or disgusting things. Match the Halloween
words and the explanations.
3. : a flying animal that comes out at night and turns into a vampire
5. : a character from a story, that was made from different people’s body parts
Cover your paper. Take turns to draw one of these items for your classmates to guess.
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You are going to watch a short video (00:00-02:52) called "Last Minute Halloween Treats." Before you
watch, predict which foods A-F will be used to make one part of each of the items 1-7. Then watch
and check your ideas. One food is extra, and some foods may be used twice.
1. a bat →
2. Frankenstein →
3. a spider →
4. a mummy →
5. a finger →
6. a brain →
7. a monster →
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bat
Frankenstein
mummy
finger
brain
monster
Which treats used these items and how were they used?
1. peanut butter cups (a small round chocolate covered candy with peanut butter inside):
3. candy corn (a triangle shaped orange and yellow candy, popular at Halloween):
Can you remember two ways that a fork was used in the video?
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1 2 3
a chocolate sandwich cookie and it up.
4 5
the white frosting inside and it in a bowl. the cookie in half.
6 7
a little bit of frosting on a corner of each broken cookie and
8 9
them on a peanut butter cup body to the ears. with candy
eyes.
Now put these steps in order to explain how to make the Frankenstein treat.
Dip half of the mini chocolate log into the green color to make the head.
Dip just the top of the head into the purple sprinkles to make the hair.
Choose one more treat from the video and write instructions. You may need to use the verb drizzle,
which means to use a liquid in a bottle to draw on something.
Read your instructions to a classmate. Can they guess which treat you are talking about?
5 Talking point
Discuss these questions in pairs or small groups.
1. Some people might say that these recipes aren’t real cooking. Do you agree? Why/not?
2. How could you use an ice cream cone to create a Halloween treat?
3. Can you think of any other interesting sweet treats that you could create in a similar way for
Halloween?
4. Is Halloween a popular celebration in your country?
5. What are some good ways to decorate your home for Halloween or another autumn festival?
HALLOWEEN TREATS
Work in pairs or small groups and choose your options together from the box. Plan a menu with at
least three items for a Halloween party. Be ready to explain how to make your items.
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7 Optional extension
In North America, kids dress up at Halloween and visit their neighbors’ houses to ask for candy and
sweets. This is called "trick or treating." Sometimes, the kids have to do a trick before they get their
candy, and they might tell a joke. Match the answers to the questions to make Halloween jokes.
3. What is the first thing a bat learns at school? c. Hope it’s Halloween.
4. What do you call a very smart monster? d. It was a great web designer.