Halloween Vocabulary and Reading - Oxford University Press

Project
Teacher’s Instructions:
Before
Divide students into groups of 3 or 4.
Give each group one of the statements below.
Explain to students that they are going to find out whether these statements are true.
Ask students to write the questions they need to ask each of their classmates.
During
Students walk around asking every member of the class their questions. They should keep
a record of their answers.
After
Students work together to present their findings in the form of a graph or poster.
Less than half of the people in our class celebrate Halloween.
Everybody in our class has heard of Halloween.
More than three quarters of the class has seen a horror film.
More than half the class has worn a Halloween costume at least once.
Nobody in the class has played “Apple bobbing”.
Less than half the class has seen a real Jack-o-lantern.
Most people in our class are going to celebrate Halloween this year.
More than three quarters of the class knows what “Trick or treat?” means.
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